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However on the DVD's Kersh said something that really struck a chord with me. I cant remember the exact quote but It had to do with characters like Vader, Ben, and Yoda having a type of reverence for the old times, and trying to keep up the civility of the old way. I think this is an example of Vader's discontent with the direction the Empire is heading. In the Old Republic it seems there is a certain respect for the Jedi and the Force that has been lost since the events of Ep III. Respect for the power of the force has been replaced by a respect for the power of crude weapons like the Death Star. Although im sure Vader realizes the need for such weapons, he, unlike his officers, doesn't lose sight of the fact that such weapons come in at a distant second behind the true power in the galaxy...the force.
Well put! But now I have to sit through Kersh's lousy ESB commentary to find that particular nugget.
I find it sad that Kersh, the director of the film, couldn't think of something better to say for himself besides recite what's happening on screen. It could've been great. It could've been a contender.
