Q. Are there any happy endings in Star Wars?
Though Star Wars is beloved by all ages, creator George Lucas opted for a happy ending to Return of the Jedi so that it might be more family-friendly. Though a darker ending to the trilogy might have made it seem more “serious”, the positive ending led us to the sequel trilogy and for that we’re grateful.
Q. How do you get the alternate ending in Revenge of the Sith?
Alternate ending In the PS2 and Xbox versions, after completing “Friendship in Flames”, one more mission “Revenge of the Sith”, is unlocked. It gives the player the opportunity to play as Anakin (aka Darth Vader) during the duel on Mustafar, with the objective of defeating Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Q. What is the best scene in Revenge of the Sith?
Revenge Of The Sith: The 5 Best (& 5 Worst) Scenes
- 5 Worst: Anakin Slaughters The Younglings.
- 6 Best: The Great Jedi Purge.
- 7 Worst: Mace Windu’s Jedi Backup Is Hilariously Easy To Defeat.
- 8 Best: Obi-Wan’s Duel With General Grievous.
- 9 Worst: Padmé Tells Anakin She’s Pregnant.
- 10 Best: The Opening Space Battle.
Q. Was the end of Return of the Jedi changes?
One of the biggest changes made to Return of the Jedi involves the ending. The film had several different finales during Lucas and Lawrence Kasdan’s time working on it, including one that saw Luke kill Vader, turn to the dark side, and battle against his own sister and the Rebel fleet.
Q. How was Return of the Jedi supposed to end?
At the conclusion of the 1983 film, the young Jedi Luke Skywalker resists the temptation of the Dark Side and helps to defeat the Galactic Empire. Luke bests his father, Darth Vader, in combat, and then spares his life, which leads the Sith Lord to perform an act of redemption by saving his son from Emperor Palpatine.
Q. When did The Phantom Menace come out?
May 19, 1999 (USA)
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace/Release date
The Phantom Menace was released in theaters on May 19, 1999, becoming the first Star Wars film since Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi, which was released sixteen years earlier.
Q. How was Darth Vader’s breathing sound created?
Ben Burtt is the sound designer for the “Star Wars” movies. And to get Vader’s mechanical breathing, Burtt went to a California dive shop, jammed a small microphone into a scuba regulator and started sucking air.
