This is the first Star Wars film in which no one mentions the name "Skywalker." It's also the first (and so far only) Star Wars film without any transition wipes. And, despite being a character trademark, this is the first Star Wars movie that Darth Vader says the word "choke". The first theatrical Star Wars film in which no "light side" lightsabers appear or are used (green or blue). The only lightsaber that gets used in the film is Vader's, and only at the tail end of the movie. The first Star Wars film in which no protagonist uses a lightsaber, there are no lightsaber duels. The first live-action, theatrical Star Wars movie to not include a Jedi as a main character. Darth Vader, who is a Sith and ex-Jedi, is a secondary character. The first Star Wars movie in which all of the main characters die. This is the first Star Wars film of the franchise not to include the infamous Wilhelm scream, followed by Star Wars - Gli ultimi Jedi (2017). According to sound editor Matthew Wood, this was an intentional choice, as a way to "move on". This is the first live action Star Wars movie to not use scrolling text "crawl" at the opening of the movie. The animated film Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) also did not feature a crawl. Though, it does still have the standard "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...." opening text. The first Star Wars film to introduce locations with on-screen captions. Filmed with digital Arri Alexa 65 cameras using Ultra Panavision 70 lenses. This makes this film the first "Star Wars" film, as well as the first Disney film since Taron e la péntola màgica (1985), to be shot in the 70mm widescreen film format.

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