Kohli said, "I don't think there's a straightforward answer for that. Both Kohli and Witwer offered their thoughts on that eternal Star Wars debate - should the original movies be made available again, or do the Special Editions deserve to be considered the definitive Star Wars? With the entire Skywalker Saga recently being released on 4K Ultra HD, Lucasfilm seems no closer to caving to fan demands and re-releasing the classic versions of the original trilogy movies. He's falling from the pure light of the hero, and the next time we see him he's in a dark cloak." He just found out his father is Space Hitler. To which Witwer responded, "I interpreted it as a fall from grace. Could it be that? Could it be a throwback?" "Or, does it hearken back to his training? The first time he trusts in his training again, when Obi-Wan tells him on the Death Star to use the Force, trust your instincts and let go and let the Force guide you. Kohli had a different take, suggesting Luke was remembering his early training with Obi-Wan, learning to trust in the Force, and make a leap of faith. My interpretation is that there wasn't pride there, because he's got one hand and he can barely hang on. "Also he's hanging there and begging for help, and Ben doesn't answer," Witwer continued.
I'm gonna kill myself, because the worst thing would be to go with this guy.'"
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"My take on it wasn't 'I have full faith this is gonna work.' My take is that it's 'My failure is complete. He thinks Luke intended to jump to his death. Witwer is of the opinion that this wasn't a show of confidence, but rather Luke being resigned to his fate. One of the big focal points of the chat involved Luke's sudden burst of confidence as he chooses to jump.
There's a little spoiler for an alternate universe."Īs you might expect, both Kohli and Witwer had plenty to say about the iconic scene where Luke learns the truth about Vader and chooses to plummet into the depths of Cloud City rather than join his father. Vader answers simply with whatever the first line in the original Star Wars script was, which I believe was, 'I am Lord Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith.' It was something along those lines, and that ends the conversation. Witwer continued, "Starkiller's fighting and Starkiller says, 'How are you doing this?'. He's like, 'I cut off your hand!,' and Vader says, 'That wasn't my hand. And at some point, there would be a confrontation where Starkiller's fighting Vader, and everything that worked before suddenly isn't working now.
"I'm not comfortable sharing everything we discussed, but the idea was, that was the biggest mistake ever, and that Vader, like he was toying with Luke, the Force Unleashed I and II games were all about Vader toying with Starkiller. "At the end of The Force Unleashed II he cuts off Vader's hand and captures him," said Witwer. The short answer? Starkiller would have discovered his former master is far more devious and powerful than he realized. When asked about LucasArts' plans for The Force Unleashed III, Witwer revealed how the sequel would have picked up from the ending of the previous game (which showed Starkiller defeating Darth Vader and leaving to bring Vader into Rebel custody).
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