Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) dir. George Lucas

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Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) dir. George Lucas
I wonder if this could be love? This could be love.
She’s... dying?!
Obi-Wan is gentle with her all along, and in the end, when she is at her most vulnerable state - both mentally and physically -, he does everything to shield her from the cruel reality, and tries to keep her in the moment.
When he looks at her, there is so much genuine compassion, regret, worry and something inexplicable in his eyes which makes me think that no other human being was more worthy to stay by her side while she was going through that terrible experience. These scenes are so pure and respectful, wholesome and immensely tragic.
Padmé deserves better, and and Obi-Wan knows it. He has never been more broken, yet he is able to pull himself together and be there for her as a loving and caring supporter:
But when Padmé is gone, the mask comes off, and the audience can see the utter devastation underneath:
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Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) dir. George Lucas
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“All things die, Anakin Skywalker. Even stars burn out…” -from the Novelization of Revenge of the Sith by Matthew Stover
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This is my friend TJ, wearing a costume she made for Halloween, 1977. She was 16 at the time. Now, keep in mind: there was no internet to search for images. She could not have rented and paused the movie, because it wasn’t released on video until 1982. No, TJ just went to the movie a bunch of times, took notes with a flashlight, drew a bunch of sketches, and put this together. In 19-fucking-77. So let’s bury this bullshit about how women didn’t grow up on Star Wars.
Look how far I went for fear of losing you. Insp