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George Lucas is responsible for giving the world Star Wars, which is fantastic. However, that accomplishment doesn’t mean he’s incapable of making mistakes. And, no, I’m talking about the prequals. I’m talking about the changes he’s made to the original trilogy. Let’s look at one of the greatest moments in the saga. At the end of Return of the Jedi, Vader chooses to sacrifice himself to save his son after watching Luke get pulverized by force lightning. The lead up is beautiful, with the music swelling, the camera pulling into Vader’s face, quick cuts between him, Luke pleading on the ground, and the Emperor frying the fledgling jedi with hate-filled eyes. The greatness of this scene is undergirded by the fact that the audience didn’t need to be told what was going on in Vader’s head. We knew he was battling with himself. And then suddenly the payoff. But because George Lucas likes poetry, he had to make Vader scream "NOOOO!!!!" Just before he's saves Luke Why? So it could match Vader screaming "NOOOO!!!!" after Padme died. This is what’s known as not knowing when to stop. The original scene was perfect, utilizing the tried and true “show, don’t tell” method of storytelling. Now, it’s cannon that Vader gave out this diseased sounding yowl before saving Luke. Let me know what changes you hate in the comments below. And if there are some you like, mention those too. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/clemens-ruh/forc... License code: M3PHXUO9QAQEXFVR 00:00 Intro 00:07 George Lucas makes mistakes 00:23 One of the greatest scenes in the saga 01:12 The scene ruined 01:22 So it could match this 01:27 Not knowing when to stop 01:56 Outro