With all that out of the way, let's get into it.Ģ0) Palpatine vs. That scene objectively whips an indescribable amount of ass, but calling it a "fight" is like saying the Death Star had an intellectual debate with Alderaan. I also did not include Darth Vader's appearance from Rogue One. Darth Vader from "Twilight of the Apprentice" would arguably be #1, if that helps.) Dave Filoni's small-screen universe is wonderful, but this list does not need to be 150 entries long. I didn't include any TV series scenes from Clone Wars, Rebels, or The Mandalorian. (Of course, I also threw this rule out the window several times on this list. I extend my deepest regrets to Obi-Wan Kenobi vs. To be included, a scene had to feature participants fighting each other with lightsabers, not just using a lightsaber in a fight.
Lightsaber duels are often the centerpiece of a Star Wars film, and that means iconic, classic moments mixed in with a few swing-and-a-miss duds. An elegant weapon from a more civilized age."īoy, have those weapons been featured in many scenes both elegant and clumsy. And as far back as I can remember, nothing has defined Star Wars more than the whooshing, whirring hum of a lightsaber. "The weapon of a Jedi Knight," Obi-Wan Kenobi ( Alec Guinness) says in A New Hope. By now, fans know the story of Star Wars beat-for-beat, but it's also always been a franchise equally built on its iconography.
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