Star Wars: The Last Jedi | Lightspeed Scene 4K (Holdo's Sacrifice)

Holdo maneuver + Adama maneuver = chef's kiss

There is no better reward than a good death,,,, she went down in a fiery blaze of glory,, awesome scene,, perhaps the best one in the movie😎.

Clicked to only say this movie is an abomination in my opinion and really ruined a handful of interesting characters. Rhian Johnson owes the world an apology. Starting with Mark Hamil 1st.

The cross cutting in this scene + Williams score + sound design is why I for the life of me don't understand the opinion that Rian Johnson isn't a skilled filmmaker. Complain about his choices sure, but the man knows how to make craft films. I hope in 20 years TLJ gets reassessed similar to Empire, which was also polarizing to fans when it was first released from my understanding.

Perhaps today was a good day to die. She prepared for ramming speed. 🤣

I know this is silly and not very lore friendly, but it is spectacular to watch. The silence as the ship destroys the ISDs followed by the sudden massive noise is awesome! Not quite as good as Boba's Seismic Charges, but it's up there.

Warp does not work this way...

The only one good scene of the movie. Only scene made me feel fine.

Holdo is one of the worst character in the SW filmography but damn … she gave us the best scene of the entire postlogy !

The sequels were ass in general but i cant deny this scene was an absolute gem. The way every goes silent and then BOOM. This was amazing

na epoca me arrepiei com essa cena, algo extremamente raro de acontecer eu assistindo algo. quando atravessou as naves e projetou isso no espaço ate pausei a cena p salvar um print mas na epoca nao ficou mt legal a qualidade p por como papel de parede, pois é top essa imagem, pena q não achoo um papel de parede dela

Pretty crappy movie.

This scene is one of my favourites on a cinematography standpoint

The fact there was no sound when it happened is what sold this scene to me. Sometimes having NO sounds is FAR better than having sound. It just made the entire scene looks and feel so much more dramatic. It was SOOOO amazing. BY FAR the best scene in the ENTIRE movie.

The implications of this scene are so vast that I'm kinda glad this blatant universe altering moment wasn't used again

So. Fucking. Stupid.

How convenient that all 3 of those things in this clip happened at the same time for the movie. Joking

They should really use this experience and create light speed missiles. Works wonders against destroyers.

It should have been Admiral Ackbar if anyone.

Don’t underestimate the Rebels.

This whole dogshit trilogy was all about the story itself being less important than moments. Somebody decided something would look cool so they crafted a story where they could show it at the expense of the writing and the integrity of the source material.

This moment would’ve been way more emotionally weighty and shocking and powerful if LEIA had been the one who sacrificed herself for the resistance so they might live to fight another day

I wish there was more amazing stuff like this in hollywood, I mean apart from the actually rest of the movie

Terrible movie, but one of the coolest scenes put to film. I lost my mind when I saw this in theatres, seriously, goosebumps.

The sound at end is so fucking stupid. There’s no sound in space

Reboot episode 7,8,9

Reminds me of Kirby all stars I think there’s a part where he cuts a ship in half and it’s all dramatic

Look I don’t have a lot of positive things to say about this movie, but even the biggest hater in the world has to admit, this was pretty dope. (It just should have been Ackbar who did it)

Essa cena foi linda, por décadas... não sou muito velho 😅... mas por quase 3 década eu queria saberia oq aconteceria se um cruzador atravessasse outro na velocidade da luz.

this should have been akbar's scene. FAIL

Gloriously beautiful but of course gloriously flawed for reasons the Internet has been screaming ever since. I feel however like they could have easily fixed this whole mess and satisfied the desired effect without voiding all kinds of established lore. Per Han Solo in "A New Hope", the danger of reckless hyperdrive is "ending up inside a star" amongst other terrible things. This implies that one could purposely hyperdrive one's self into a solid object. Ok, so you calculate a suicide course INTO your target massive object, in this case the super destroyer chasing your fleet. Now you just need an action to take place upon dropping out inside your target. You're not talking about a celestial sized object here, it's still just a ship albeit a very large one. So, you set your reactor core to detonate as soon as you drop out of hyperspace, and you at least eliminate the flagship. If you can then cause a subsequent detonation in that flagship, you stand a fair chance of crippling or destroying some of the other ships. It won't kill the whole enemy fleet, but it's a tactically sound and technically possible strategy that might save your fleet's ass. Still might not, but it's worth the shot as long as you've got one insane pilot with one potential ship to weaponize.

If dropping out of hyperspace INSIDE objects isn't possible in the Star Wars universe, then there is something very wrong with the whole science of hyperdrive as laid down in established lore. It is NOT normal space travel, correct? If it takes place outside of normal spacetime, then it can be weaponized as described. If it can't be weaponized as described, then that reduces it to the limitations of normal space travel and such a ship would instead simply have immense kinetic energy due to immense velocity. It's one or the other... Can't have it both ways.

Everyone says this scene breaks lore but I don’t think anyone actually knows what lore it’s supposed to break. The pre-Disney expanded universe cannon was confusing as hell and didn’t make any sense.

Why would a mile long ship going almost the speed of light NOT do that? If shields are supposed to be THAT strong that it wouldn’t do anything then that’s just dumb. Starwars tech is supposed to be semi-comprehensible by us. If crashing into the Death Star going WAY SLOWER could completely destroy the executor than how the heck would it make sense for this scene to not work

Well damn. I bet that was some good 🐱 too!

Bad Sequels

Movie is officially canceled

Yeah dumb film

Ugh

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Failure

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And yeah this is the worst movie ever

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