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Star Wars Exec Reveals A Lightsaber Goof In Empire Strikes Back
As fans get emotionally ready for Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker at years end, it may soon be time for a movie marathon of the series. And now when you revisit Empire Strikes Back you can point out this deep cut goof that sadly reminds fans of the franchises Earthly roots.
Lucasfilms Pablo Hidalgo, who is a creative executive in story development took to Twitter to share his catch during his rewatch of Episode IV. Take a look:
Do you see it? If you look really closely on the left screenshot, you can see an upside down encryption of New York on the top of the lightsaber. The empire strikes back indeed the Empire State Building that is! Why would the prop be made to include this anyway? Does New York even exist in the Star Wars universe? I guess the Big Apple made Lukes iconic lightsaber! Who knew, right?
The fact that it made the final cut means that the filmmakers probably never noticed it. In fact, no one did! Pablo Hidalgos find is the first mention of the goof in the 40 years Empire Strikes Back by the internets memory.
The screenshot is from the beginning of the film when Mark Hamills Luke is on Hoth, trapped inside the cave of a Wampa. Take a look below:
Ill never look at that scene the same way again. Or Lukes lightsaber for that matter. In the current Star Wars timeline Rey will be in the possession of this Lightsaber, which she will apparently repair after it was broken in The Last Jedi. To maintain continuity, maybe New York will still be on it? Hidalgo might have contemplated it - part of his job description is to help create and maintain a cohesive canon in the Star Wars universe.
New York just cant help but make its way into major movie franchise. Between it being a central hub for the Marvel Cinematic Universe and just about every 2000s rom-com, the city certainly likes the big screen attention. It couldnt just let Hoth have its moment, could it?
These days, it can be easy to forget that Star Wars started as a low budget project. Empire Strikes Back had an initial production budget of $18 million, which was actually 50% more than A New Hopes. In comparison, The Last Jedis budget was between $200 to $317 million. Fun goofs like this allow us to remember this.
Fans can now build their own lightsaber at the newly opened Star Wars Galaxys Edge at Disneyland. Owning your own metal, customizable saber costs $200 for guests, but comes with a 20 minute experience (check out CinemaBlends own review of the experience for more information on it).
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hits theaters on December 20, 2019.
I've noted this before, but every time I watch a Star Wars movie, there's something new to notice. Especially if I'm fortunate to catch it on the big screen. This latest discovery? that 'NEW YORK' is visible on the bottom of Luke's lightsaber in EMPIRE. pic.twitter.com/Z85NPvgcVR
— Pablo Hidalgo (@pablohidalgo) June 19, 2019
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