“Bor Gullet will know the truth,” Saw explains. The scene of Bor Gullet at work may be brief, but proves terrifyingly impactful. Inside Saw’s catacombs, he interrogates the pilot by enlisting the help of Bor Gullet, a massive, tentacled being with a talent for reading minds with torturous results. Yet the intensely skeptical Saw doesn’t trust Bodhi, believing it to be a trap. He travels to Jedha to deliver a holographic message to rebel extremist Saw Gerrera from Galen Erso, a scientist whose work was exploited to create the Death Star’s superlaser. Bodhi Rook, a defecting Imperial pilot, has the best of intentions. Star Wars films are no stranger to creature feature scares, but this scene wraps its tentacles around the viewer and doesn’t let go. Losing Our Minds Over Bor Gullet ( Rogue One: A Star Wars Story ) This glimpse at an older Luke brings us up to speed in grand Star Wars style.ģ. A moment later, he uses it to swiftly catch his dinner. After using the pole to vault from one side of the cliff to the other, he raises it out of the water, revealing that it’s actually a fishing spear. Stepping off of the edge of a cliff, Luke hops on a giant pole that’s seemingly stationary in the water below. Luke may be grizzled and graying, but he still has that Skywalker Jedi agility. What follows is a scene with some slice-of-life action and amazing visuals set amid the island’s jagged cliffs and crashing waves. Instead she stays and watches Luke go about his business. When Rey arrives and begs Luke to help defend the Resistance against the First Order, Luke brushes off the request, telling Rey to leave. This scene does a fantastic job answering the question: What’s Luke Skywalker been up to for the last 30 years? For a bit of that time he’s been in exile on the remote planet of Ahch-To, home of the first Jedi Temple. A Day in the Life of Luke Skywalker, Jedi Hermit ( Star Wars: The Last Jedi ) No escape, and no Rebellion win at the Battle of Yavin.Ģ. Shutting down the beam allows the Millennium Falcon and its crew the opportunity to escape the Death Star. Although it lasts only a few seconds of screen time, the scene is arguably as important as Kenobi’s lightsaber showdown with Darth Vader. This causes the bucketheads to look in the opposite direction, and Obi-Wan slinks away. But first he must distract some incoming stormtroopers by using the Force to make a little noise. He manages to pull the appropriate levers before sneaking out of the shaft. Kenobi must carefully scoot along a narrow ledge to reach the controls on the tractor beam terminal. It’s dark and dangerous with most of the illumination coming from the narrow, oval lights lining its walls. Thanks to a matte painting, the shaft resembles a bottomless pit. The scene includes one of the film’s most visually stunning shots. While Luke, Han, Chewie, and Leia find themselves stuck in the Death Star’s trash compactor, Obi-Wan Kenobi disables the tractor beam, located high above the space station’s cavernous shaft. Obi-Wan Powers Down the Tractor Beam ( Star Wars: A New Hope)

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