R.I.P. to Leigh Brackett who wrote Star Wars Episode 5, but passed away before the release
and R.I.P. to Carrie Fischer who starred in Episode 8, but passed away before the release.
These films couldn’t have been anything without you.
Both of these films are the second installment of their respective trilogies.
The romance that began in the previous film is impacted by a love triangle.
Both of the dudes love the girl in this triangle and in this triangle, the dude loves both
the girls.
In two of the movies, there’s a battle on white terrain.
The fight took place on snow over here and in this movie, they fight on salt.
There’s an upcoming battle between good and evil and it’s all hands on deck.
Obviously, both sides will experience a lot of injuries.
In the Empire Strikes Back, they have state of the art healing chambers that heals the
injured and the tanks stop water from spilling on the floor.
They’re on a budget on The Last Jedi and couldn’t afford the tanks so the water gets
everywhere.
The battle begins and the resistance is outnumbered and outgunned.
Evil forces prevail in the Empire Strikes Back, in The Last Jedi, because of the suicide
bomber, the casualties are equal on both sides.
After the scales start tipping in favor of the resistance, Darth Vader, not his master,
intimidates his generals to get them to fight harder.
In this movie, it’s Snoke, not his student, that has to scare the generals because the
master doesn’t trust the student enough.
Princess Leia orders an evacuation.
Leia hasn’t mastered the force yet, but when the bad guys shoot a hole in the wall,
the force is strong with her and she ducks to get out of the way.
She’s mastered the force in The Last Jedi, but when they shoot a hole in the wall, she
gets caught in the blast.
The resistance successfully escapes in this movie.
In this movie, they escape only for a little while, but the First Order Fleet catches up
to them seconds later.
Which shows how advanced the Star Destroyers are over here.
When you jump to lightspeed in Empire, you’re good as gone.
In the Last Jedi, the Star Destroyers can track you.
While the resistance is on the run, in both movies, a young warrior gifted in the force
goes to a empty planet looking for a jedi master.
Luke is annoyed by the old trainer and in this movie, this time Luke is the annoying
trainer and he’s annoyed by the student.
Luke is a survivor and always manages to survive long periods of time out in the wilderness.
He’ll do any and everything to make it out in the wild.
He swallows some of the insides of the beast by mistake because he’s unconscious when
Han throws him in the belly and he drinks the titty milk on purpose over here because
there’s nothing to drink on Ahch-To.
There’s no way for the jedi master to leave the planet since his X-Wing Starfighter is
submerged underneath the water.
Yoda uses his mind to lift the X-Wing from the abyss and this allows Luke to leave the
planet later on.
I’m pretty sure Luke could use his mind to lift his ship, but he uses his mind to
move his mind off the planet instead.
Speaking of lifting things, Luke has far more training than Rey and he struggles to lift
a few rocks during his time with Yoda in this movie.
In this movie, Rey barely trains and she was able to lift a pile of rocks to rescue the
resistance fighters from the cave.
The training leads the warrior into this cave where they have to face the dark side.
Yoda, tells Luke to go into the cave because he trusts the process.
Luke forbids Rey to go down there because he’s a horrible teacher.
When the hero gets down there, they literally take a look in the mirror and face themselves.
After this, tension rise and the training comes to a screeching halt.
Luke quits because he wants to leave early to save his friends.
Luke quits here too, but it’s Rey who leaves early to save her friends.
When the jedi have a disagreement in Empire Strikes Back, they agree to disagree which
is why Yoda lets Luke leave Dagobah.
In The Last Jedi, when they have a disagreement, they give into the dark side and duke it out.
There’s 3 generations of Jedi on the planet.
Yoda, Yoda’s student and Yoda’s student’s student.
When the youngest leaves the planet, the force ghost offers some advice to the jedi master.
Yoda trusts Rey in this movie and tells Luke to help her (audio).
Yoda doesn’t trust Luke in this movie and tells Obi Wan that if he fails, at least they
have his sister as a backup plan (audio).
Meanwhile, the good guys make friends with a hustler.
I don’t know why they thought this would be a good idea because it’s obviously not.
They get double-crossed by the hustler after he makes a deal with the bad guys.
Lando feels guilty and eventually apologizes.
DJ doesn’t care.
The young jedi returns from their journey to join the battle.
Theres a dual involving a red and blue lightsaber in both films.
Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker fight one on one.
In the Last Jedi, the red and blue lightsabers never cross blades.
Rey and Kylo Ren use their lightsabers to fight off the Elite Praetorian Guard.
Luke and Vaders fight gets intense and Darth disarms Luke which cause Luke to lose an arm
and the family Skywalker lightsaber.
Kylo Ren and Rey’s battle gets intense too.
They both use the hell out of the force and this causes both of them to break the Skywalker
lightsaber.
Which brings up another difference between Empire Strikes Back and The Last Jedi.
Luke gets stabs by a red light saber in both movies.
He doesn’t feel a thing in The Last Jedi, but you could tell that hurt in Empire.
After the battle, we get one of the biggest reveals of all time and learn Darth Vader
is Luke’s father (audio).
There’s a reveal of Rey’s parents in the Last Jedi, but no one believes it because
Kylo lies a lot and the hope is Disney can’t be this stupid to troll audiences like that
(audio).
Yeah, right.
Luke and Leia are the resistance’s last hope since they’re the only remaining young
force sensitive characters.
It seems like every kid under the age of 17 knows how to use the force at the end of this
movie (It’s so easy even a caveman audio).
In the end, the bad guys win in this movie because the antagonists accomplish most of
their goals.
Luke falls for the trap and after he learns who is father is, he begins to question everything
Obi-Wan ever told him (audio).
Plus, they still have Han.
Kylo Ren and his army killed a lot of people, but they’re 0/3 on executing their goals
(audio of Luke about Jedi).
These are 24 reasons these movies are different so truth or dare, like and share, leave a
comment under there.
If you don’t, that’s not fair, this video took a week to prepare, but I’m not a rapper
though.