Can You Match the Quote to the Right “Star Wars” Movie?

In "Rogue One," a Force-sensitive, blind warrior named Chirrut Imwe repeats this quote like a mantra. He uses the Force to battle Imperial forces during the Rebels' mission to steal the Death Star plans.

When we first meet Luke, he's still a wet-behind-the-ears farmboy and, well, sometimes a little whiny. Here he complains to his uncle about having to clean up the droids when he'd rather see his friends in town.

A frustrated Obi-Wan says this quote to Anakin in "The Attack of the Clones." The audience gets the irony, of course, considering the pair's fateful duel years later aboard the Death Star.

A digitally recreated young Princess Leia appears at the end of "Rogue One." Her spine-tingling quote lets the audience know that Jyn and Cassian's sacrifice was not in vain. The Rebellion has a chance now!

In "The Revenge of the Sith," Anakin delivers an ultimatum to his mentor and friend: "If you're not with me, then you're my enemy." Obi-Wan is stunned because only a Sith would use such absolutes!

"The Phantom Menace" introduced audiences to podracing, a popular spectator sport on Tatooine. Young Anakin uses his Force-enhanced reflexes as a podracer, one of the few humans who can handle the fast race!

Admiral Ackbar utters this popular line in "Return of the Jedi," realizing that the Empire has set a trap for the Rebel fighters. The Mon Calamari became a fan favorite thanks to his raspy voice and fishy face!

As Han is about to be frozen in carbonite, Leia finally expresses what she's been trying to hide for the whole film: that she loves him. Harrison Ford ad-libbed Han's response of "I know."

Seeing his former padawan fall to the dark side, a heartbroken Obi-Wan utters these words. Anakin is so consumed by hate that he can't muster any sympathy for the Jedi, who took him under his wing.

In "The Empire Strikes Back," Leia gets fed up with the "Millennium Falcon's" frequent mechanical difficulties. But Han has faith in his "bucket of bolts," even if the hyperdrive is acting up ...

Fresh out of carbonite hibernation, Han is still a little groggy — and totally out of the loop! When Chewie tells him that Luke, a Jedi Knight, is rescuing them, Han can't believe it.

Aboard the "Millennium Falcon," Obi-Wan Kenobi suddenly looks shaken. The Death Star's destruction of Alderaan sends shock waves through the Force, which the old Jedi can detect with ease.

"Attack of the Clones" features the budding romance between Padme and Anakin. As they prepare to enter a gladiator-type ring, Padme confesses her love for Anakin. Hey, they're facing death anyway ...

Princess Leia's not the typical damsel in distress, as Han and Luke discover after rescuing her from her Death Star cell — or rather, she helps them rescue her! The walking carpet is Chewie, by the way.

Realizing that Obi-Wan is determined to honor Qui-Gon's dying wish, Yoda gives Obi-Wan permission to train Anakin as a Jedi. The decision will have fateful consequences for the whole galaxy!

K-2SO in "Rogue One" has most of the witty, comedic lines. The droid, who serves the Rebellion faithfully, must have had a sarcasm chip installed in his programming to explain his sardonic quips.

Even as a 10-year-old boy on the desolate planet of Tatooine, Anakin Skywalker knows a pick-up line or two! In "The Phantom Menace," he is smitten with Padme, unaware that she is a queen in disguise.

Kylo Ren speaks these words while holding his grandfather's (Darth Vader's) old helmet. The son of Han and Leia believes Vader had the right idea and wishes he were as powerful a Sith Lord as Vader was.

Before he was the hulking half-man, half-machine villain, Darth Vader was Anakin Skywalker, a Jedi with a lot of emotional baggage. His relationship with Padme adds drama to "Attack of the Clones."

Rose Tico says this to Finn after stopping him from making a suicide run toward the enemy's cannons. After their adventures together in "The Last Jedi," the young mechanic has fallen for the ex-stormtrooper!

It's surprising to hear Luke, of all people, say this line to Rey in "The Last Jedi." Seriously disillusioned about the old Jedi ways, Luke believes they should die along with him.

Lando Calrissian is as suave and cocky as ever in "Solo." The movie explores the beginning of Han and Lando's, er, complicated friendship. Let's just say that Han has his eyes on Lando's ship ...

When Luke first encounters Yoda on Dagobah, he thinks the eccentric green fellow is just messing with him. The wise old Jedi Master will have his work cut out for him training the impatient youth!

This line by Han Solo as he and Chewbacca board the "Millennium Falcon" hit Star Wars fans right in the feels. The smuggling duo have a long history of adventures aboard their trusty ship.

Darth Vader says these words to Luke to chilling effect in "The Empire Strikes Back." During their duel on Bespin, Vader tries to goad Luke into falling to the dark side. Will Luke resist?

Orson Krennic receives this chilling warning, "Rogue One." The designer of the Death Star wants to challenge Tarkin, but Vader delivers this quote, along with a Force chokehold, to warn Krennic to back down.

Emperor Palpatine delights in taunting Luke as they watch the battle unfold on Endor's moon through the ship's window. The dastardly Sith thinks Luke will give in to his anger and turn to the dark side.

In "The Last Jedi," Rey runs into an unexpected problem: she finds Luke on Ahch-To, but he refuses to train her to be a Jedi! She finally learns why — his last protege, Kylo, turned to the dark side.

"Solo" reveals Han Solo's early adventures as a youth, before he joins the Rebellion. Knowing Han like we do, it's not surprising the renegade would get kicked out of a military school ...

Emperor Palpatine gets all the menacing lines in "Return of the Jedi." He's convinced that he and Darth Vader can turn Luke to the dark side, not counting on Luke's devotion to his friends and faith in his father.

Jabba the Hutt is none-too-pleased when Luke Skywalker slays his pet rancor, so he orders his guards to bring the captive Han and Chewbacca into the audience chamber. There he sentences the trio to death.

After Admiral Motti mocks Vader for his "sorcerer's ways," Darth Vader puts the Imperial officer back in his place with a Force chokehold. No one disses the Force around Vader and gets away with it!

In "The Force Awakens," Han Solo sees through Finn's phony claims of being a "big deal" in the Resistance. He gives Finn a fair warning that Rey will figure out the truth soon, too.

After being separated for years because of Luke's self-imposed exile, the twins Luke and Leia share a poignant moment at the end of "The Last Jedi." It's too bad this reunion couldn't have come sooner!

In "The Force Awakens," Finn says that he and Han can just use the Force to make it through his half-baked rescue mission. Even the cynical Han knows that the Force doesn't work that way!