If A New Hope is about the triumph of good over evil, The Empire Strikes Back is exactly the opposite.

The Imperial March, Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back The thumbs up (via butane-like lighter) BB-8 gives Finn seals his fate as most-adorable droid.

BB-8 became the breakout star of The Force Awakens as soon as he decided to help out Finn (John Boyega) in his mission to woo Rey (Daisy Ridley). BB-8’s thumbs up, Episode VII – The Force AwakensĪnyone can anthropomorphize an animal or an alien-make it fluffy, and everyone will love it! Star Wars managed to do it with machines. This moment is made all the more epic by Han’s earlier declaration that he was only helping the Rebels for the reward money, as it shows how far the cynical smuggler has come since being pulled into the story. Just when it seems as though Luke is about to be shot down by Vader and his squadron of TIE fighters before he can take the shot that will destroy the Death Star, Han shows up in the Millennium Falcon to return fire on the Imperial ships. Han flies in to save the day, Episode IV – A New Hope The Battle of Hoth gave us a classic Star Wars scene: The Rebels figuring out they could jerry-rig their fighters to tie up the walkers with cabling, sending them plummeting into the snow in epic fashion. So learned the Rebels on Hoth, when the Imperial fleet dispatched a phalanx of mighty AT-AT “walkers” to neutralize their base. The problem with putting all your strategic eggs in one basket, any military commander will tell you, is that basket is a prime target for an enemy assault. The Battle of Hoth, Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back

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