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The answer is "Every Breath You Take" (Police, 1983) because of the mechanical ventilation device that lets us hear Vader's breathing.

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R2-D2 can fly a little bit low and for not that long

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In inventing languages for aliens in movies, writers often follow the language patterns in other Earth languages ( for example Klingon is in the word and case format of Swahili and Spock talks in Vulcan which is French written backwards). Even Jar Jar Binks is given an accent and speech pattern similar to that of the West Indies.

In Yoda's case, he is not talking backwards or in a foreign language. He is arranging the adjectives, nouns and verbs in the format of Latin. As an example, the Latin saying "Vir sapit qui pauca loquitur." is generally translated as "It is a wise man who speaks little." However a word for word translation comes across as a very Yoda like "A man of wisdom (is he) who little speaks" and Virgil's "Audentis fortuna iuvat" is generally translated as "Fortune favors the brave." but is really a Yodaesque "Boldness the fortunes favour."

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It has not been cancelled as of yet. As the story goes it may have been delayed by the departue of Mr. Blackman halfway through the production of the 2nd installment.

However, the game being developed depends on a number of factors.

A LucasArts insider was quoted as saying the rumors it had been cancelled were untrue, but that they couldn't disclose any of the storyline of the propesed game as they hadn't figured it out yet.

Also, the timeframe for TFU and TFU II was about a year, which still leaves them 2 years to play with. And the same insider as above also said that if a new game was made, it would most probably be TFU III.

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princess leia

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yes

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no, its only single player

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you can't , once he is in jail he can't get out.

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Chewbacca comes from the race of Wookiees who , in turn , come from the planet Kashyyyk . Chewbacca was saved by Han while he was in the Imperial Navy, earning a Life Debt.

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To add on the last Jedi came out in 2017 and rise of skywalker came out in 2019

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He is Darth Maul, a Zabrak Sith Warrior.

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Not very similar at all. The Odyssey is the story of Odysseus' return trip from the Trojan War, and Star Wars covers essentially two civil wars. While Odysseus is the main character, Star Wars covers the stories of several characters: Luke and Leia Skywalker, Han Solo & Chewbacca, R2-D2 & C3P0, Darth Vader, and Obi Wan Kenobi, just to name a few. Simply put, the movies do not match up enough in any respect to have any meaningful comparisons.

But it might be worth your while to take a look at some comparisons in the Iliad. Specifically, the characters Obi Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker are very similar to the Iliad heroes Odysseus and Achilles, respectively. If you look more closely at the two stories, you might find more in common.

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You're probably referring to Han Solo's first mate, whose name is Chewbacca

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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...

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Emperor Palpatine is actually among the easiest bosses in the game, especially on Sith Lord and Sith Master difficulties. To defeat him the most important thing is that you should not directly confront him. Always hide behind the short walls when throw things and when he is protected by his shield. Everytime he finishes throwing things at you, his shield will drop and you can force lightning him. It does a fair amount of damage as well (make sure to equip the lightsaber crystal that amplifies force lightning damage).

After you do the damage, his shield will go back up and he will bring shadow guards out. Defeat them and repeat. Remember to just hide until his shield his down and hit him with force lightning.

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Depends on why you are trying to root it in the first place, Rooting it will erase all apps and stored information you have on it. The apps you can re-download for free, but any contact data, pictures, music and others may not be so easily replaced.

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Probably not. She probably viewed him as someone who was keeping her just for entertainment and she was mostly concerned on how to get out of his grasp.

However, consider this. On the Sail Barge, en route to the would-be execution of her friends, Leia was standing some 6+ feet away from Jabba's throne, when he yanked her chain. At first she gave him a defiant glare (further confirming the above theory), but when Jabba tugged again, Leia was pulled back from the window.

What we see in the film appears to be her "being pulled close" to him; however, slowing it down to frame-by-frame glances, we can see that Leia had to turn around, run to the throne, jump up onto it, straighten up before Jabba, and subsequently press her lower body up against his belly before leaning in...and only then does she turn her head away.

This suggests that she knew how to respond to Jabba's chain-yanking, making an automatic reaction of coming to him and pressing up close; she was too far away to be simply "pulled to" him. This active response would indicate that she had become accustomed to Jabba's advances, furthering the possibility that perhaps, yes, she DID view him as her superior...or, as the question phrased it, her "Master."

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In the video game Lego Star Wars, in each level you have to get 10 canisters then the ship for that level will be complete.

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during the Jedi Order of the late Old Republic (EP 1 2 3) marriage was largely frowned upon HOWEVER NOT FORBIDDEN. Following ep 6 Luke Skywalker's Jedi Order encouraged marriage between Jedi as it increased the likelihood of strong Jedi. During the early old republic marriage was also encouraged

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Anakin trains Ahsoka to use 2 lightsabers. The second one, if you look closely, is actually shorter and yellow. I believe it is called a shoto.

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he appeared in 2&3

He was also added in at the end of Episode 6 as a Jedi Ghost, replacing David Prowse, the original actor in the Vader costume in the celebration scene on Endor

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Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope

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Go to the button on the right top corner. it is a X click on it and there will be a lot things . go to the bottom and it will say exit game