Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, Jabba the Hutt (Larry Ward) |
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Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) Deceased Character: Jabba the Hutt (Larry Ward) Archetype: Baddy (Minor) Killed by: Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) Killed with: Chain  Written by Old Bluffer 2nd Jun 2005 Princess Leia suffered the ignominy of being chained to Jabba as a slave girl rather well - she must have known that she looked good in that shiny gold bikini. When the opportunity arose though, she was more than willing to choke the life out of her repulsive captor. Just one category for this death : Strangulation Other Death Reviews for Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983)Admiral Piett (Kenneth Colley)Boba Fett (Jeremy Bulloch) Jabba the Hutt (Larry Ward) Yoda (Frank Oz) Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) Darth Vader (David Prowse) Last Updated: 2nd Jun 2008 Number of views for this review since 30th May 2008: 378 This review has 8 comments. Reply to the comments |
Man, that was hot. You just gotta love that that slimy giant slug was done in by a chick in a metal bikini.
I agree with JD, because Jabba was killed by a chick in a bikini. I think Girls in bikinis are so hot.
I said that I think girls in bikinis are so hot! I also like hot swim-suit models. anywho I love this death, Because Jabba looked like a sick fat ugly stinky slug head.
Just to make things clear, Jabba should be listed as Baddie (minor) for the archetype.
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I agree with wat both JD and andy had to say bout this death. Jabba getin done by a princess in a bikini, while her brother is figthin low-lifes, is absoultely brilliant. Thankyou George Lucas!!!
there's no achetype. maybe Baddy (Major)?
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> Man, that was hot. You just gotta love that that
> slimy giant slug was done in by a chick in a metal
> bikini.
Author James Kahn would appear to agree with you. His description of the scene in the novelization is....slightly disturbing in its sexiness, talking about how calm, cool, and methodical Leia is in her strangling of Jabba, how she "envisions the chain digging into the folds of his neck," how she strains, grunts and sweats. It's almost as if Kahn couldn't help himself and turned Jabba's death scene into the literary equivalent of a snuff film.