#star wars iv a new hope

[chrismho]

getting yelled at by the skywalker siblings

[sabictlali]

Perfect interaction with your kiddo

[amarcia]

@jedijune 05 Eyes Closed / Trust in the Force

✨🌙 ART LOG -> @404ama

[slyandthefamilybook]

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford on the set of Star Wars (1976)

[songue85]

It’s already a tradition...

[dyingroses]

Star Wars + text posts and stuff

[swivelbot]

Shout out to Han Solo keeping his Stormtrooper belt on for no reason on the Death Star.

Very Epic.

[hueningkoi]

he is my bestie and I've had a weird week so I drew him once again for meeeee and for luke stans!! *kisses and hugs* ☀️💚💛🩵☀️

[whereserpentswalk]

You couldn't make star wars today because they'd claim that destroying the death star would make them as bad as the empire and the real villains would be revealed to be rebels who went too far.

[amalthiaph]

Based on THAT text post

This is canon, it has to be. You can't convince me that at some point in A New Hope, or in the OT, this didn't happen.

I realized I haven't drawn much (if not, none at all) of the original trilogy though I think it was the best.

I hate anatomy. I hate drawing weapons. But I also hate myself so I thought why not draw Leia with a blaster.

[pedroam-bang]

Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)

[devondeal]

Let's talk about this meme

Obviously it's highlighting both extremes of emotional reactions. Rey and Finn as the melodramatic end and Luke as the "dull" end.

But I really hate the latter. I often see discussion on how Luke doesn't have a strong reaction to the murder of Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen.

I severely disagree. I have always found this scene to be heartwrenching because Luke is in so much shock and grief, he is unable to fully process his loss because of how horrific and sudden it was.

That expression above kills me every time because that is the face of innocence stolen. This is when Luke realizes what the Empire truly is which is why instead of taking the space to grieve, he immediately wants to avenge his aunt and uncle by becoming a Jedi and joining the Rebellion.

Luke may be a softy and his anger may not be obvious like it was in Anakin but nonetheless, when he tells Obi Wan he wants to become a Jedi, he has fury inside him. No matter how softly he says it.

(I imagine that's why Yoda was concerned in ep 5, while anger can be productive when processed, it can become all consuming when left untended)

On a personal note, I've always related to Luke's way of showing the negative spectrum of emotions. They may be subdued but it doesn't mean the pain, sadness, anger, etc. are any less and it's always made me feel seen. Which is why I will never accept Luke slander saying that he's unemotional and out of touch.

[tcards]

[phresya]

I love THE space buns as much as the next guy, but you gotta admit they are at their peak when disheveled

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Carrie Fisher - Star Wars outtake (1977)