Force Ghost Yoda Scene in Star Wars: The Last Jedi

I did not like the sequel trilogy, but this was the best part. The failure of the New Republic, Luke's Academy, offer valuable lessons.

How i feel about bible. And exactly what im doing to it all. What yoda just did. To much separation. Got what we got out of it. Time for the jedi to end.

Of course Yoda knew the books weren't even in there. lol...

In Poland, Mariusz Czajka always voices Yoda

This scene is so demeaning to Luke. My God he accomplished more than Yoda ever came close to. Luke became the greatest Jedi ever and this trilogy made him look like a broken man. Fuc$ Disney

It’s his cheeks. They’re too round

"page turners, they were not"

takes books anyway

I enjoy seeing these characters interact but it clearly doesn't make sense to the plot. I wish this could've been so much better. It's a fucking joy to to see them together, particularly Yoda as his original puppet form.

Yoda comforting Luke and Anakin comforting Ahsoka is so heartwarming. Some bonds transcend lifetimes ❤

"My stick."

Decent scene.... terrible movie!

"The Greatest teacher failure is" its the kinda reflect on Obi wan and Anakin❤damn even if this trilogy sucks its still Star wars and i still love it

Go light side

Episode 9 was so bad that I actually found a respect for 8

It makes me so angry that we had scenes like this that for a glimpse of a second you really feel the vibes of the OT, and have a really good message behind. For a moment you think the sequel trilogy is really good and a gift to Star Wars fans just to have later some stupid thinks like Snoke death and SoMEHoW PaLPATine ReTurnEd.

I love how while everyone seems to hate the sequels, we all collectively love this scene

This is the only scene I really liked from TLJ

The sequels were not the best. I like to pretend they dont exist. But Yoda's message annd wisdom is something ill treasure forever. If only... If only....

The only thing no-one seems to f*ck up is Yoda and his wisdom

I love yodas laugh

It is the best scene of the Sequels.. I just feel Force Ghost Obi-Wan and Anakin not being used in this sequence, or at all FFS, is kinda the greatest miscue of the Sequels. You dont give Force Ghost Anakin and Luke a conversation in a movie series that centers around them? lol

One thing that history teaches old ways must completely die out to make way for new ways .... the reason why many other cultures would destroy other cultures by wiping everything out ,the smallest thing that survives could b detrimental for the future....

The one moment in the entire sequel trilogy that had me geeking in theaters

God I love this movie

the relationship between yoda and luke is the greatest in all of star wars. Yoda always seems to make Luke look like the kid on tatooine

This movie was trash but this part was worth it. This was the only good part

This sucks. Thanks liberals

You all are my people. Yes this movie had soem bad/weird decisions (Gambling planet; mom jokes, etc), but this scene was the thesis of the whole film: failure - Rey's, Poe's inability to be a leader not a fighter; etc. I'm so happy to see people see this as I think TLJ, once people know that this was the arc George origianlly had for Luke, will outlive VII and IX as more well liked. There was so much good to draw from this movie for a final episode.

As much as the movie had it's problems, this is one of the most beautiful scenes. Thank goodness for bringing back puppet Yoda! Also, for everyone saying that Luke losing hope was totally against his character...just watch Empire again please. Yoda bringing him out of his despair in the middle movie of a trilogy again, makes it - as George Lucas would say - poetic.

The Last Jedi was the best of the sequels

Second-best scene of the sequels. Puppet Yoda was a great choice. This film really did not deserve the hate. I mean, the man who directed two of the most acclaimed Breaking Bad episodes and gave us Benoit fucking Blanc is a bad filmmaker, actually? Really?

This could almost be a deleted scene from Empire Strikes Back. Yoda is maybe the one character in the sequel trilogy that is the same as his character in the original trilogy.

People would often freak out about how Yoda could just call down a lightning, saying it broke the canon.

Now, you can say that it was only possible because of the island itself and because Yoda was frying a dead tree, not going up against a force user.

But I feel like that's taking the spiritual aspect of the Force away. Yoda didn't call down the lightning from nothing. There were already stormclouds there. It was the will of the Force to set the temple ablaze, Yoda just timed it a little.

"That library contained nothing, the girl Rey did not already possess"

Yes, a girl who had received one days training from Luke.

Just one example out of a million in this film that shows how terrible the writers were

This movie has aged well for me opposed to the other 2, this scene though the feels

Episode 11*

I loved this sequence. I'll always wish that Abrams had stuck the landing in the last movie but he really fumbled it.

trash the whole trilogy is trash

I like how Yoda still needs a stick after becoming a force ghost

If only the rest of this movie were like this.

As good as this scene is, Luke was supposed to be the best and wisest Jedi Master and they made him a degenerate fool.

“The sacred jedi TEXTS”

Even as a ghost he made shit happen

Perhaps I treated you too harshly Episode 8.

Only decent part of TLJ

i still cant believe people shit on this movie... what the hell where you watching dumbas???

I burnt burbs, too.

"The greatest teacher, failure is" that line has stuck with my ever since I first heard it.

The combination of Puppet/CGI Yoda/Frank Oz and John Williams Force/Yoda theme were too powerful to ignore. One tiny saving grace of this movie.