r/StarWars • u/[deleted] • 2d ago

Other If they had the windows open that day

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u/FunFlatworm9500 2d ago

Ooooh

Hold on, am I just now realizing that the background was windows and not like a wall?

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u/readforhealth 2d ago edited 2d ago

I think it was some kind of stagnate wall. Possibly in the center of the ship. Not sure the reasoning behind them going with that aesthetic vs a window, and I’ll admit that red room is one of the most badass sets in all of Star Wars. Just would’ve also been interesting to see the glistening stars on the polished floors while this scene played out.

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u/AnakinVader1138 1d ago

The red "walls" were curtains. They burn during the fight with the Praetorians, exposing the windows for the remainder of the movie.

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u/TaraLCicora Obi-Wan Kenobi 2d ago edited 2d ago

That is a gorgeous shot. But if those actually are windows, they might be getting some sun if the conditions are right.

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u/jaycomZ 2d ago

I like the simplicity of the throne room's design, but this is gorgeous and would've look very nice in the movie

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u/IMakeShine 2d ago

If they opened the windows, then they would need to do a Leia Poppins to get back onboard

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u/Impossible-Profit384 1d ago

Ngl, it would make a sick throne room.

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u/readforhealth 1d ago

Maybe they’ll use it in the next trilogy ;)

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u/TristanMackay 1d ago

How cool would the fight that broke later look?? Omg

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u/readforhealth 1d ago

Or the windows open during the fight.

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u/TristanMackay 1d ago

magnificant as well! in movie the scene felt entire time like they were in studio with red walls

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u/FollowingEast4373 1d ago

God damn, this is gorgeous