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For sure their duo storytelling is saving the SW franchise single handily. Thanks to all the staff and team under them as well. This is what the fans have been crying out for generations.
TLJ: When men became walrus-milkers and when girls did nothing important. Seriously, Tico the Hutt actively stops people from doing useful things, MaRey Sue Palpatine has to be saved by Emo Ren, Phasma gets killed by the garbageman, and no one learns anything.
Star Wars was saved back in force awakens. You could say it is subjectively saved for you. But the mandalorian season two is made up of fan service to keep us invested in what’s going on. Which is what people complained the sequels for doing and even though it wasn’t as bad. I guess people want it heavy handed and something easy.
Series was literally THAT good, bought back a lot of good will from me for the Star Wars titles seen by Filoni and Favreau Dont even really remember the sequel trilogy, besides headcanon and fanfiction lol
Four kids and they saw their 38 year old dad go back to a 7 year old replaying in his head the first time I saw star wars on my grandmother's Beta my uncle's had rented it on a weeke all 3 movies. I felt in love for ever... and this was just the best.
I didn't feel that. I felt - ""are they finally getting this back on track? no, no, no . It's happening. It can't be happening. Oh Sh*t, it is happening" My sinuses were really stuffed up but this episode really cleared them out.
The fact they used Luke's theme destroyed me. I was bouncing around like I was 9 years old again, watching Return of the Jedi in the theaters with my family. Then when Luke pulled back and his hood and they hit me with the music... I remembered why I loved Star Wars.
@@lizziemarie8191 right? I had forgotten about it, but it came flooding back... Century 22, a dome theater, , off Winchester Blvd in San Jose, California... Night showing, mom to my left, dad to my right and little brother next to him. My brother cried when Darth Vader died... Now I cried for Luke being alive again.
Jon Favreau, Dave filoni, and everyone that made this possible have single-handedly saved Star Wars after watching the new trilogy I never thought I would feel this way about Star Wars again
I never watched the new trilogy (as I stopped with the second movie, OJ freeway movie in space as I call it). It really looks like they are making this without worrying about the last few movies as well using call backs to the stuff that worked. I feel even nods to stuff that is not cannon as the books and toys. (Finally Boba uses that damm rocket, from the recalled toy)
@@bloodyneptune Thanks. I will watch the last movie someday to form my own opinion. It is kinda hard to watch the newer movies without being super objective. Probably because for years I have had my own ideas (as I am sure most fans do) on what the story should have been. I will say I might be in the minority of people who liked Rose. I thought she was one of the better new characters.
There wasn’t a dry eye in the fandom with this episode! Especially with us 70s and 80s kids, the original fans boy did seeing Luke hit the FEELS. GREAT ending!
Saw the first movie in the theaters in the 70s... cried like a baby and not one bit ashamed....finally the essence of Star Wars has returned ..I hope for the long run.
Don’t ever let anyone make you feel ashamed for crying. It was beautiful to see Luke treated with the reverence he deserves, instead of the character assassination of TLJ.
Well that's just an unfair thing to say. I cheered, clapped, got emotional, but no I did not cry because I'm not someone who cries easily, doesn't mean I don't have a heart.
I feel like if they had used Sebastian Stan, the scene would not have resonated as much as it has with fans. We needed to see some semblance of the Mark Hammill Luke from Return of the Jedi. It was a good call to use CG DF for this.
Jon and Team involved Mark through facial acting and voice. It's only right to let Mark do that. The CGI is what it is. Didn't even matter. Such a beautiful moment. Incredible television.
Can we also comment about how incredible the musical score was once Luke landed? The composers deserve huge praise for their contributions towards making grown men cry in joy 🥲
So did Boba Fett help return the wayward force sensitive child to his kind. And having no further concern, he and his companion sought adventure in the Outer Rim. Many wars and feuds did Boba fight. Honor and fear were heaped on his name and, in time, he became a king by his own blaster........ And this story shall also be told. In "The Book of Boba Fett" coming in December 2021
STAR WARS BRINGS JOY TO MILLIONS AROUND THE GLOBE AND THAT MY FINE FRIEND IS A BEAUTIFUL THING. MAY THE FORCE BE WITH US ALL. ( I BROKE DOWN TOO BOSS )
A big bearded man just sits there and cries, looking at Luke Skywalker. I'm talking to myself. Why is Mandalorian much cooler and more emotional than expensive episodes?
The latest movies took this edgy but soulless stance of like "what if we make Luke Skywalker a piece of shit?" It didn't capture who the character was, so it felt like a sham. This actually feels like the real Luke, and thus the first time we've "really" seen Luke in decades.
We watched star wars when we were young, our lives were easy and when everybody close were alive. Stuff like this brings us to those good times. No surprise why people would cry. Especially after these attrocious sequels.
@@theeryan6097 Because this is the Luke right after Return of the Jedi, of course it's the one that stuck to people's memories of old heroes the most. But people grow and change, that part seems to have been forgotten by viewers who simply want a cuddle.
@@CaptainPikeachu you can say that after watching what they have done with these past movies. To bad it can’t be redone possibly with these people leading the way. The collective fandom has taken a breath of relief that the essence of Star Wars has returned.
Sithfurion, you would stereotype him as a "manly man", cries more tears than anyone else, shows that he loves the franchise. Same, bro, watched it 5 times and cried everytime.
At the end of Return of the Jedi, Vader asks his son to help him remove his mask so he could look at his own son through his own eyes, and isn’t it poetic that Luke watches another father remove his mask so his son can see his face also!!!
I wanted Luke in the sequels to portray the same sort of role Yoda did in the prequels... not the main character but a slightly side character whose the wise, powerful and badass grandmaster of the new jedi order... where the protagonist was Ben Solo whose 'internal struggle' was more about not feeling good enough to live up the expectations of being the nephew of Luke Skywalker and the son of Leia/Han
@@DaedalFactotem They doomed that trilogy when all they could make up in Ep 7 was another Rebels vs Empire dynamic (despite the good guys winning last time) just with different names.
This is what Kathleen Kennedy, JJ Abrams, and Rian Johnson would have had and they chose to throw it away and divide the fans. It was almost impossible to mess up but they found a way.
@@desertfox2000 You do realize that Lucas' own sequel trilogy ideas literally had Luke hide away in exile right? They followed Lucas' vision for his characters.
People are so emotional about Luke because they're able, at least for a bit, to forget about his character assassination in TLJ and find some closure. We saw Luke as he was supposed to be. Not a loser hermit who tried to murder his nephew like a coward. Hope LucasFilm understands that.
@@j.f.l.bousquet1998 Had they not saved themselves, there would be an untrained luke against Vader. Yoda and Obi-Wan were the characters we loved even in hiding because they were well written.
Mark Hamill is 69 years old. He would've been 62-65 at the time of filming the movies. He's not going to be some acrobatic badass. Then if you CG Mark flipping around, it will look stupid. If you have Luke fight slow like Obi-Wan in ANH, people would complain it's not exciting enough. A lot of people think they can write better but give it to fans, and they come up with cliched ideas. Empire Strikes Back -- every fan wanted Luke, Leia, Han and Chewie to do their buddy thing, get in adventures, have lots of fun. It turned out to be a cliffhanger ending with a terrifying revelation (Darth Vader is the father), and the bad guys winning and the heroes broken apart and at their lowest point. I bet you fans would not have written that. Which is why ESB had mixed reception, believe it or not, back in 1980. For some, the movie didn't go in the direction they expected. It got dark, and the bad guys kicked the asses of the good guys. And yet, ESB in hindsight is crowned the best of the saga by a majority. I'm not saying TLJ is great, but considering Mark is in his 60s, Harrison Ford didn't want to be in more than one film, and Carrie Fisher passed away suddenly, how the HELL would you have written it and still satisfied fans? You gotta think from the writers' perspective. It ain't easy.
So heartwarming to see how much Luke means to so many people, eventhough sooooooo many years have passed since the first 3 movies were made. Luke is a FRIGGIN' LEGEND!
These are the reactions I love, pure and genuine. This meant a lot to so many of us, the real Star Wars fans. Too many youtubers out there faking it for likes.
38 years old and it hit me pretty hard. I grew up watching to Original (original original) Trilogy on VHS. I wish I could see my Dads face whenever he gets around to watching the Mandalorian, he was one of those kids that repeatedly watched A New Hope in the theater.
The way the reveal was done was just perfect... It start with "There is no way that is Luke" followed by "Could that really be Luke?", "Dude! I think that is Luke!", "Thats FUCKING LUKE!!!" and that is all before he finally took off his hood and you really knew it was 100% him... This was so much better than just giving him up front.
...and the Empire killed 2 billion on Alderran. The DS was a military target. Plus....in the end, the Empire wound up killing trillions. So, no sympathy for the Empire.
@@darthracer777 that maybe true, but te rebellion also killed a lot of people on their way to liberation. every stormtrooper or crew member the rebels killed was somewhere a father, brother, son, mother, sister or daughter never coming back home. both sides did questionable sings, but the movies did not show that.
Sebastian Stan, I'm pretty sure, was probably busy with the Winter Soldier/Falcon production coming out. I'm glad they just CGI'd Mark Hamill instead. I'm not ready to see anyone else play adult Luke Skywalker.
If they cast Sebastian Stan, it's like hinting Luke Skywalker is gonna come back in next season or another tv show. They use CGI so, they don't want to bring back Luke for other projects. On the other hand Mark Hamill deserve to be remembered like this. In his prime, not like a child murderer hobo shadow of himself. But also thinking he overshadow all other characters in this timeline especially bad guys. Sadly no info given what he's up to etc. It feels like the Rey Palpatine movies. We need background information that expand the universe. That's only nitpicking tho, great episode.
To be completely honest, because I was still teary eyed as hell, I was convinced for the first moments that it was Sebastian Stan. Only when I read the credits that it was Mark himself, I realized my folly lol that was impressive. Most impressive.
Man this is the closest to how I felt. Once I saw the lone Xwing my eyes started tearing up and I screamed NO! Over and over at my tv. Then the green light saber and I was a pile of snot and tears. I bawled loudly for like 20 mins. It was such an incredible moment not just for us Star Wars fans but just when you think of how awful this year has been and to be given a gift like that was just totally overwhelming. I still cry everytime I watch it
@@HaleFire7 there's nothing that says she can't continue with training from a force ghost either. Perhaps training is not the right word. Rey is obviously powerful. It would be nice if she had a mentor though.
Brother, I am right there with you. I was a 40 year old man, alone, sobbing over Star Wars at 3 am.....no, scratch that. I was a kid in a galaxy far, far, away again.
This will come down in history as the episode that had only grown-up men and women cried out of happiness. Only us 80s and 70s kids had this very special SW emotion from watching this episode that none other will ever have.
"Mature" woman here. I was 17 in 1977, and I cried like a little girl watching this. Not dismissing the SW fans who came into the fold later, but to see the REAL Luke again, at his peak, after 37 years of waiting, is something only those of us who first saw SW in the theater in 1977 can truly feel the depth of. It goes beyond words. Bless you, Jon & Dave!!
I didn't want to have my hopes crushed so i held my breath up until the veil reveal and now I'm at peace. Thank God for Dave and Jon. There is still hope
Full-grown men and women cried cheers of joy. That feeling we all had as kids that was taken away from us in the most recent trilogy has been restored.
Favreau and Fioloni are fans just like us. They wanted Luke to go full Jedi in movies just as we did. Those two along with all their staff have saved Star Wars.
Gods, this episode got me SO emotional. I felt like a kid, watching RotJ again for the first time. This is my new favorite episode. I have been re-watching the movies again, in chronological order, so I been riding that Mando high for a few hours now😂. Great reaction! Also, seeing the X-wing, I was like the Republic and then whammo! OMGIT'SLUKESKYWALKER!!!! I was done after that. AND R2D2!!
I feel you buddy. I'm 51 years old. I was 8 in '77. Dad took my brother and me and I remember every second of that afternoon. This episode was awesome in many different ways.
There's a good chunk of The Clone Wars that was focused around the Darksaber and the leader of Mandalore. It is a known rule and has been fleshed out before.
@@sparkz5036 Yes and then she failed spectacularly. It's not farfetched that now she thinks maybe her not following the rules might have been part of that. She did feel like she didn't earn it when she took it from Sabine.
@@donemu9096 That would be a good interpretation. That was the only (nitpicky) negative thing nagging at me after seeing the episode. Thanks for a good way to think of it.
@@folcotook3049 Sabine is the rightful owner and there is witnesses to that duel so probably that's why she can't bring the clans together. Also my other nitpick about this episode is (aside from CGI Luke) no one ask Luke who he is or where he takes Grogu. Come on now, is there no one care about this child?
This is by far my favorite reaction. Thank you for sharing, and I don't know a single person who didn't feel the same. Thank you so much for being honest.
We should give props to everyone involved in the production for keeping their mouth shut and being leak proof, giving us all this surprise. I even thought it was Ahsoka at first because of the black and white monitors, it didn't even occur to me at first.
I'm 48 and I'm not ashamed to admit, I cried, like a big baby, I was robbed by the sequels, completely betrayed and didn't get my Luke Skywalker but Jake, this is what I wanted and I have hope again in Star Wars. This was beautiful. See Disney, how hard was this?
Your Luke Skywalker? Did you know that George Lucas himself in his sequel trilogy outline had Luke go into exile and hide away? The sequel followed Lucas' vision for HIS Star Wars creation.
Yes, Luke got his redemption after 37 years and we finally saw a bad ass Luke Skywalker. That's how we always wanted to see Luke. Not the Luke we saw in the new trilogy. Thanks Dave and Jon. Yoda trained him to be a Master now he can train grogu to be a master. Wow what an episode. Thinking about it, I still get tears in my eyes. May the force be with you, always. What if they did Leia instead of Luke?
Galaxy is saved , Thank you Jon Favreau, New hope has a new meaning now.. when i saw Luke i felt like i was a kid again watching for the first time episode 4 ... Emotions are positively overwhelming, Justice has been done, we waited so many years for this
I've watched this video 4 times now, and seen your reaction in a handful of other's compilations videos. This was the 1st time I didn't get teary thinking about your upcoming teary reaction. I DID get teary as you got teary still. This is such a genuine Star Wars reaction!
The men tears for the Stars Wars franchise have been heart warming 🤗. Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni have been cooking in the kitchen and they made a delicious gumbo and Luke Skywalker was the cherry on top.
Countless tears have been shed in the last few hours. Overwhelming tears of excitement, disbelief, sadness. So many things happening at once. And such a bittersweet feeling in the end. Can you believe they kept this a secret all this time? Amazing.😱
Dins character arc is so profound. Going from a staunch mandalorian toa father figure symbolised in a simple act of showing his face... had me in tears
Brother, i love the raw emotion you show. A gentleman like myself who looks big and macho and gruff but can emote with the best of them. I take my hat off to you. One of my favorite reactors.
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*Forearm handshake* am with you, man
In my head I picture a scene like Clockwork Orange where Rian is strapped to the chair with Filoni and Faverau behind him saying THIS IS LUKE.
It was the music that did me, hearing Lukes theme brought the tears
I cried too brother. Seeing Luke again even though he's CGI. We all grew up watching the original trilogy and i can relate.
Honestly I'm not a big fan of CGI Luke but now I'm hoping for an impossible reunion of CGI Luke, Han and Leia. They deserve this.
I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of man-tears were shed in joy and grief and nostalgia.
joy and grief and nostalgia, perfect way to sum up this episode, i was a mess lol
Yep, redeeming Luke did it to me.
Exactly bro exactly 😊😂😅😢😍😭
This is the way.
Been crying all day.
Tears of joy because StarWars finaly returned to me
"Fuck this episode" manslates into: "I love this more than words can express".
this is the way
Alternatively: “I love this episode but I hate it for making me cry, ugly or otherwise”
U have spoken
bingo!
Wait. You need context. It's "Fuck this episode" while crying manslates to: "I love this more than words can express".
Luke getting his own hallway scene...like his father before him. What a season finale.
I would have been pissed if they we’re humans. They did the ol’ make them droids so the characters could do cool stuff.
This comment has been copy pasted in every reaction video.
@@Nathan-oe8ut neat
Luke: "Oh, I am my daddy. Wait what?"
I need to see an edit with the two scenes next to each other
Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni are the fucking saviors of Star Wars.
For sure their duo storytelling is saving the SW franchise single handily. Thanks to all the staff and team under them as well. This is what the fans have been crying out for generations.
They're making grown men cry.
Dave Filoni has been saving Star Wars for some time now
Filoni saved Star Wars from the prequels, Favreau saved Star Wars from the sequels.
@@izzad777 fair!
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - when boys became men
The Mandalorian: The Rescue - when men became boys again
TLJ: When men became walrus-milkers and when girls did nothing important.
Seriously, Tico the Hutt actively stops people from doing useful things, MaRey Sue Palpatine has to be saved by Emo Ren, Phasma gets killed by the garbageman, and no one learns anything.
@@Aristocles22 so awesome i'd kill myself if it happened. oh wait....
@@Aristocles22 That pretty much sums it up.
I am 48 year old dude and I bawled like a baby
45 same.
44 here
20 same here brother
I'm 19 and I haven't even watched the original trilogy but I was emotional during that whole scene.
same. 47
That feeling when you know...."this is what star wars should have been"
Thank you for saving Star Wars Mando. This is the way.
Tbis is the way...
I don´t know... The Mandalorian is great, but we´re never going to forget the prequels.
@@gabrielp9646 prequels? You mean the garbage sequel trilogy? 😂
@@adaptivegamer9905 No, I mean the even worst prequel trilogy, that turned SW into a joke for almost 2 decades.
Star Wars was saved back in force awakens. You could say it is subjectively saved for you. But the mandalorian season two is made up of fan service to keep us invested in what’s going on. Which is what people complained the sequels for doing and even though it wasn’t as bad. I guess people want it heavy handed and something easy.
they did in like 5-10 mins what the sequel trilogy failed to do in 3 whole fucking movies. I'm so happy
💯
So true
Series was literally THAT good, bought back a lot of good will from me for the Star Wars titles seen by Filoni and Favreau
Dont even really remember the sequel trilogy, besides headcanon and fanfiction lol
Jesus Christ I know that’s right
No...this whole show built up to those 10 amazing minutes. Would be pointless to bring in Luke if it wasn't for grogu and mando and their relationship
My 11 years old daughter could not understand her dad’s tears 😭
Same here
It’s okay brother. We understand and share the same feeling
Show her the way, great age to introduce her to OG star wars. My Sons was first seen episode 4 at the aged of 8 & 10, they love it. 👍😁👍
This is the way of the true Star Wars Fan.
Four kids and they saw their 38 year old dad go back to a 7 year old replaying in his head the first time I saw star wars on my grandmother's Beta my uncle's had rented it on a weeke all 3 movies. I felt in love for ever... and this was just the best.
For 7 minutes. Grown ass people got to feel 10 years old again.
Well said.
yup, I'm 46 and was transported back to 1978 when my mom took me to see A New Hope...it was magical.
I didn't feel that. I felt - ""are they finally getting this back on track? no, no, no . It's happening. It can't be happening. Oh Sh*t, it is happening" My sinuses were really stuffed up but this episode really cleared them out.
Thank cgi
that was most powerfull tv/movie moment in my life. I was 8yo child again. I never felt like this before
Every single reaction I’ve watched, people have cried when Luke appears. The Madalorian is a blessing for the Star Wars universe.
It’s what we needed in 2020 - the magic of hope
This was the way.
He's hope :)
a blessing for our universe
And we're getting spoiled with more series, hopefully the other series are good too.
The most honest reaction EVER, from someone that truly love STAR WARS....
All fan reactions were honest. This is the best thing that could happen to star wars. Thank Filioni, and Favreau, and Master Lucas.
Exactly. This is the reaction I was looking for
Totally.
this was my favorite reaction by far
check out star wars theory or blind wave.
All men are excused from crying at this episode. ALL MEN!
just some manly eye perspiration ^^
Not just the men, but the women, and the children too!
Looks like it's starting to rain
Strong men also cry... strong men also cry -Mr. Lebowski
@@tvetovnato3997 woosh.
Peyton Reed: “Alright, we made a grown ass man cry like a little kid, what now ?”
Dave & Jon: “R2, come in !”
This was indeed, the Return of the Jedi.
Or The Rise of Skywalker!!
@@WBoneB kekw
“I’m Luke Skywalker, and I’m here to rescue your inner child.”
I just love the fact that father and son both got a badass live action hallway fight
and you even have the glowing lightsaber in the fog.
"open fire: roger roger. aaaaaahhhhh"
Also seeing their son with their own eyes
@@Nikowgreek you noticed too ;)
Tough guy with beard and tats crying like a baby for Star Wars? Yep, I'm in. Subscribed.
Same here! 🥰
The fact they used Luke's theme destroyed me.
I was bouncing around like I was 9 years old again, watching Return of the Jedi in the theaters with my family. Then when Luke pulled back and his hood and they hit me with the music... I remembered why I loved Star Wars.
@@lizziemarie8191 right? I had forgotten about it, but it came flooding back...
Century 22, a dome theater, , off Winchester Blvd in San Jose, California...
Night showing, mom to my left, dad to my right and little brother next to him.
My brother cried when Darth Vader died... Now I cried for Luke being alive again.
Same here. Exact same feeling.
Me: It is Luke, it is! I can hear his theme music!
(Binary Sunsets, by John Williams)
It’s depressing thinking about the Star Wars fans who didn’t get to witness this moment
Don’t worry friend, they are one with the force and the force knows all.
@@tylerbarry182 and we fear nothing, for all is as the Force wills it.
yeah .. sad... at least we can see it bro so stay safe!!!
Mourn for them do not. Miss them do not.
actually ......,i`ve never seen Star Wars ! a few clips . that`s all
Jon Favreau, Dave filoni, and everyone that made this possible have single-handedly saved Star Wars after watching the new trilogy I never thought I would feel this way about Star Wars again
I never watched the new trilogy (as I stopped with the second movie, OJ freeway movie in space as I call it). It really looks like they are making this without worrying about the last few movies as well using call backs to the stuff that worked. I feel even nods to stuff that is not cannon as the books and toys. (Finally Boba uses that damm rocket, from the recalled toy)
@@mindcrome Yeah thats where I stopped too, but theres some great videos out there where people sum it up the 3rd one while ranting about it.
@@bloodyneptune Thanks. I will watch the last movie someday to form my own opinion. It is kinda hard to watch the newer movies without being super objective. Probably because for years I have had my own ideas (as I am sure most fans do) on what the story should have been. I will say I might be in the minority of people who liked Rose. I thought she was one of the better new characters.
Not felt this way watching Star Wars since I was a boy. It was incredible.
Same.
@@SummerDream3r They need to delete the sequels and have Favreau and his crew make them. He will do justice to Star Wars.
They did it right...Favreau and Filoni should handle the franchise from now on and Kathleen Kennedy should be fired.
@@SummerDream3r agreed
Same
I’ve been watching grown man cry all day. The ending scene...
There wasn’t a dry eye in the fandom with this episode! Especially with us 70s and 80s kids, the original fans boy did seeing Luke hit the FEELS. GREAT ending!
Us 90s kids too. I went to see them in theaters when the special edition released
Saw the first movie in the theaters in the 70s... cried like a baby and not one bit ashamed....finally the essence of Star Wars has returned ..I hope for the long run.
"I´m so ready for this. . . I´m SO ready for this. . ."
He wasn´t. . .
I waited almost 40 years but was unprepared.
To be fair, nobody was.
Don’t ever let anyone make you feel ashamed for crying. It was beautiful to see Luke treated with the reverence he deserves, instead of the character assassination of TLJ.
If no one cried during this episode, then they have no heart
i was tearing up earlier just thinking about it. :')
There are much more emotional things in different shows and movies than this
Well that's just an unfair thing to say. I cheered, clapped, got emotional, but no I did not cry because I'm not someone who cries easily, doesn't mean I don't have a heart.
i didnt cry cos it should have been mace, ezra or cal instead of luke
No lie, I cried and I'm a casual fan.
Seeing you cry when Luke appears made me tear up again too, man. What a glorious finale.
Boys don’t cry-men do-this is the way.
this is the way.
I feel like if they had used Sebastian Stan, the scene would not have resonated as much as it has with fans. We needed to see some semblance of the Mark Hammill Luke from Return of the Jedi. It was a good call to use CG DF for this.
Jon and Team involved Mark through facial acting and voice. It's only right to let Mark do that. The CGI is what it is. Didn't even matter. Such a beautiful moment. Incredible television.
Agree
Agreed. I thought I wanted Sebastian as Luke. I didn't know I needed to see Mark Hammill as Luke until I saw it happening
I said the exact same thing
You're right. I prefer an imperfect CGI Mark Hamill than someone who is obviously not Mark Hamill.
Can we also comment about how incredible the musical score was once Luke landed? The composers deserve huge praise for their contributions towards making grown men cry in joy 🥲
Boba Fett looking like King Conan on that throne...
So did Boba Fett help return the wayward force sensitive child to his kind. And having no further concern, he and his companion sought adventure in the Outer Rim. Many wars and feuds did Boba fight. Honor and fear were heaped on his name and, in time, he became a king by his own blaster........
And this story shall also be told.
In "The Book of Boba Fett" coming in December 2021
He's gonna clap Fennec's cheeks on that throne now
Boba! What is best in life?
Boba: To hunt your targets,
Collecting on all your debts,
And to hear the lamentations of lesser bounty hunters.
@@SirUlrichVL nice! Now if only we could get a decent King Conan!
By Krom , he did !
STAR WARS BRINGS JOY TO MILLIONS AROUND THE GLOBE AND THAT MY FINE FRIEND IS A BEAUTIFUL THING. MAY THE FORCE BE WITH US ALL. ( I BROKE DOWN TOO BOSS )
This is all i ever wanted for Luke, ever since my childhood, and the Sequels robbed me of that, now it's restored.
May the Force be with you, brother... Same feelings here.
And it really was so simple to do. I have SO much emotion for this episode and yet NOTHING for the last trilogy.
I never thought I'd be this happy to have never seen any of the 3 sequels.
Restoration of the Jedi
@Jedi Master Bates Word
A big bearded man just sits there and cries, looking at Luke Skywalker.
I'm talking to myself.
Why is Mandalorian much cooler and more emotional than expensive episodes?
Because the men and women who made it had passion and respect for the lore.
The latest movies took this edgy but soulless stance of like "what if we make Luke Skywalker a piece of shit?"
It didn't capture who the character was, so it felt like a sham. This actually feels like the real Luke, and thus the first time we've "really" seen Luke in decades.
We watched star wars when we were young, our lives were easy and when everybody close were alive. Stuff like this brings us to those good times. No surprise why people would cry. Especially after these attrocious sequels.
Amen. This is the Luke we all know and love
@@theeryan6097 Because this is the Luke right after Return of the Jedi, of course it's the one that stuck to people's memories of old heroes the most. But people grow and change, that part seems to have been forgotten by viewers who simply want a cuddle.
@Renny Star Wars has been back for years.
@@CaptainPikeachu you can say that after watching what they have done with these past movies. To bad it can’t be redone possibly with these people leading the way. The collective fandom has taken a breath of relief that the essence of Star Wars has returned.
I say everyone throw out the last three movies and let these gentlemen fix what the witch destroyed.
Epic and historic season finale , this is the fucking way bro
I cried the same as you dude. It was the moment Disney paid all those millions for
This episode wrecked me. I sobbed for a good 15 minutes. I never knew my heart could be so filled with joy and sadness at the same time.
Sithfurion, you would stereotype him as a "manly man", cries more tears than anyone else, shows that he loves the franchise. Same, bro, watched it 5 times and cried everytime.
At the end of Return of the Jedi, Vader asks his son to help him remove his mask so he could look at his own son through his own eyes, and isn’t it poetic that Luke watches another father remove his mask so his son can see his face also!!!
Damn dude, I didn't even catch that one. Heavy stuff.
Let me look on you with my own eyes.
One of the best parallels in this series
Isn't it poetic that no one knows the last time Mando had his face touched?
This was the send off for Luke that those damn awful films didn't give us.
I wanted Luke in the sequels to portray the same sort of role Yoda did in the prequels... not the main character but a slightly side character whose the wise, powerful and badass grandmaster of the new jedi order... where the protagonist was Ben Solo whose 'internal struggle' was more about not feeling good enough to live up the expectations of being the nephew of Luke Skywalker and the son of Leia/Han
@@Killerkwoi13 Already sounds like a better plot than Episode 7, 8 and 9 combined.
@@DaedalFactotem They doomed that trilogy when all they could make up in Ep 7 was another Rebels vs Empire dynamic (despite the good guys winning last time) just with different names.
This is what Kathleen Kennedy, JJ Abrams, and Rian Johnson would have had and they chose to throw it away and divide the fans. It was almost impossible to mess up but they found a way.
@@desertfox2000 You do realize that Lucas' own sequel trilogy ideas literally had Luke hide away in exile right? They followed Lucas' vision for his characters.
Waited so long to see post RotJ Luke, this was glorious.
Luke is in battlefront 2 too
Yes finally and that scene where he fights the robots is a also similar to Darth vader against the troops in Rogue one...
It was awesome to see him in his prime, and they handled it perfect, just a glimpse
People are so emotional about Luke because they're able, at least for a bit, to forget about his character assassination in TLJ and find some closure. We saw Luke as he was supposed to be. Not a loser hermit who tried to murder his nephew like a coward. Hope LucasFilm understands that.
this ^
A loser hermit like Yoda in Dagobah and Obi-Wan on Tatooine you mean?
@@j.f.l.bousquet1998 Had they not saved themselves, there would be an untrained luke against Vader. Yoda and Obi-Wan were the characters we loved even in hiding because they were well written.
Wasnt just luke.. he almost broke down when R2 arrived as well. Lol loved it.. (true fan)
Mark Hamill is 69 years old. He would've been 62-65 at the time of filming the movies. He's not going to be some acrobatic badass. Then if you CG Mark flipping around, it will look stupid. If you have Luke fight slow like Obi-Wan in ANH, people would complain it's not exciting enough.
A lot of people think they can write better but give it to fans, and they come up with cliched ideas.
Empire Strikes Back -- every fan wanted Luke, Leia, Han and Chewie to do their buddy thing, get in adventures, have lots of fun. It turned out to be a cliffhanger ending with a terrifying revelation (Darth Vader is the father), and the bad guys winning and the heroes broken apart and at their lowest point. I bet you fans would not have written that. Which is why ESB had mixed reception, believe it or not, back in 1980. For some, the movie didn't go in the direction they expected. It got dark, and the bad guys kicked the asses of the good guys. And yet, ESB in hindsight is crowned the best of the saga by a majority.
I'm not saying TLJ is great, but considering Mark is in his 60s, Harrison Ford didn't want to be in more than one film, and Carrie Fisher passed away suddenly, how the HELL would you have written it and still satisfied fans? You gotta think from the writers' perspective. It ain't easy.
So heartwarming to see how much Luke means to so many people, eventhough sooooooo many years have passed since the first 3 movies were made. Luke is a FRIGGIN' LEGEND!
These are the reactions I love, pure and genuine. This meant a lot to so many of us, the real Star Wars fans. Too many youtubers out there faking it for likes.
Seriously. I can can see another from a far. I’m closing “reaction” vids as soon as I see they aren’t fans.
37 years to finally see luke again im crying
38 years old and it hit me pretty hard. I grew up watching to Original (original original) Trilogy on VHS.
I wish I could see my Dads face whenever he gets around to watching the Mandalorian, he was one of those kids that repeatedly watched A New Hope in the theater.
I'm going to pretend the sequel trilogy never happened and this Mandalorian timeline is just unfolding. That's my head canon.
Thats a pretty good way to think about it honestly. Might as well do the same.
I have been doing that since TROS failed miserably to redeem those damned trilogy movies.
I don’t know wtf a Kylo Ren is......
Ashoka will Use the world between worlds to erase the sequel trilogy.
Same here
Luke: "Talent without training is nothing."
Sequel trilogy: "mm wat"
The shade by Jon and Dave is real and I love it.
@@raqrod1606 Well said!
Haha! They will need some aloe after watching this episode.
Phj223 I think that was a dig at the new star wars movies
Nice jab at those ridiculous movies.
The way the reveal was done was just perfect... It start with "There is no way that is Luke" followed by "Could that really be Luke?", "Dude! I think that is Luke!", "Thats FUCKING LUKE!!!" and that is all before he finally took off his hood and you really knew it was 100% him... This was so much better than just giving him up front.
"Every Friday morning feels like christmas" well this episode was like christmas everyday for a year😂
I'm glad they acknowledged the fact that Millions died on the death-stars
True that. The only time I've ever seen that on film was in Clerks.
something that is often forgotten. and i love that they mentioned it that the rebels were not all good.
...and the Empire killed 2 billion on Alderran. The DS was a military target.
Plus....in the end, the Empire wound up killing trillions.
So, no sympathy for the Empire.
@@darthracer777 that maybe true, but te rebellion also killed a lot of people on their way to liberation. every stormtrooper or crew member the rebels killed was somewhere a father, brother, son, mother, sister or daughter never coming back home.
both sides did questionable sings, but the movies did not show that.
@@darthracer777 I'm not arguing I'm just saying atrocities were committed on both sides
I honestly thought we were going to see Sebastian Stan when he pulled down his hood. Either way, I was in awe and shock to see Luke.
Sebastian Stan, I'm pretty sure, was probably busy with the Winter Soldier/Falcon production coming out. I'm glad they just CGI'd Mark Hamill instead. I'm not ready to see anyone else play adult Luke Skywalker.
@@thegorn68 Sebastian Stan is a good actor but no one will ever be able to play a better Luke Skywalker than Mark Hamill.
If they cast Sebastian Stan, it's like hinting Luke Skywalker is gonna come back in next season or another tv show. They use CGI so, they don't want to bring back Luke for other projects. On the other hand Mark Hamill deserve to be remembered like this. In his prime, not like a child murderer hobo shadow of himself. But also thinking he overshadow all other characters in this timeline especially bad guys. Sadly no info given what he's up to etc. It feels like the Rey Palpatine movies. We need background information that expand the universe. That's only nitpicking tho, great episode.
Same here.
To be completely honest, because I was still teary eyed as hell, I was convinced for the first moments that it was Sebastian Stan. Only when I read the credits that it was Mark himself, I realized my folly lol that was impressive. Most impressive.
Love how you were cursing at the show for bringing too much happiness 😂
Man this is the closest to how I felt. Once I saw the lone Xwing my eyes started tearing up and I screamed NO! Over and over at my tv. Then the green light saber and I was a pile of snot and tears. I bawled loudly for like 20 mins. It was such an incredible moment not just for us Star Wars fans but just when you think of how awful this year has been and to be given a gift like that was just totally overwhelming. I still cry everytime I watch it
That is why I keep returning to this to see what might have been.
"Talent without training is nothing"
Shots fired at Rey LOL
but... but... Rey had trained too...(for a couple of seconds, just wildly flailing the lightsaber) LOL
Rey received no hands on training from a Master. She has the sacred texts, so she just going to self-study? Homeschool herself? SMH.
@@DornishQueen Does she even need the books? Five minutes after discovering the Force might be a thing she was Jedi mind tricking people.
@@HaleFire7
Lets just assume she had great natural connection with the force but wasnt the best combat wise.. 🤷♂️
@@HaleFire7 there's nothing that says she can't continue with training from a force ghost either. Perhaps training is not the right word. Rey is obviously powerful. It would be nice if she had a mentor though.
R2D2 seems to know Grogu, he could've been involved saving him at the Jedi Temple.
I think you're on to something. 🤔
Good point
instant connection betwen a toddler and a puppy ^^
R2 could’ve possibly been the one that took grogu from the temple
@@dogedoge2026 - That is what this comment said. 🤦🏼♂️
This Ep should be called " How to throw 3 movies in the trash in 48 minutes "
More like 10 minutes
@@damonsmallwood365 They should do exactly that...
Why is this Kennedy lady's name even mentioned here?! She had nothing to do with this! NO way! Get her name the hell off of it!
not sure what you're talking about
Add 'For good '
Dark Trooper puts its hand on Luke's shoulder like, "Wait, Bro. Why the hostility? I'm a big fan of your work."
Luke: Stop your mopin’
This continues to be the best reaction ❤️
Facts
100%
I keep coming back to it to feel the feels
Agreed of all the reactions this one reminds me most of how I felt when I first watched this
I could not believe it when I saw him, felt like a child again. Love this show
Mando taking off his helmet during his goodbye is what did me in. I wept like a baby, no lie.
Same..I fucking lost it right there! lol
This is the way...
Brother, I am right there with you. I was a 40 year old man, alone, sobbing over Star Wars at 3 am.....no, scratch that. I was a kid in a galaxy far, far, away again.
This will come down in history as the episode that had only grown-up men and women cried out of happiness. Only us 80s and 70s kids had this very special SW emotion from watching this episode that none other will ever have.
"Mature" woman here. I was 17 in 1977, and I cried like a little girl watching this. Not dismissing the SW fans who came into the fold later, but to see the REAL Luke again, at his peak, after 37 years of waiting, is something only those of us who first saw SW in the theater in 1977 can truly feel the depth of. It goes beyond words. Bless you, Jon & Dave!!
"Now we got them two saying goodbye as well. Fuck this episode." lol. Fair play dude.
I was in shock when I saw the black robes a was like they brought Luke here
More like relief tears, like we had our hero ripped to pices in those damned sequels and now we have it again, as we wanted to see him.
This episode ripped my heart out of my chest but also gave me so much joy at the same time. Been hours and I’m still crying.
How many "fucks" of joy can be said over a single episode?
I didn't want to have my hopes crushed so i held my breath up until the veil reveal and now I'm at peace.
Thank God for Dave and Jon. There is still hope
Right when that X-Wing was landing in the landing bay, I had that same epiphany. After that, it was an emotional rollercoaster!
Full-grown men and women cried cheers of joy. That feeling we all had as kids that was taken away from us in the most recent trilogy has been restored.
It's ok bro...this was a kiss in our souls...the souls of the real old school true Star Wars fans...i couldn't stop crying as well...
SithFurion: (Holding back tears)
R2D2: Open the flood gates!
Favreau and Fioloni are fans just like us. They wanted Luke to go full Jedi in movies just as we did. Those two along with all their staff have saved Star Wars.
God damn it, I'm crying all over again.
Same. Dammit!
This has to be the best genuine reaction on RUclips.
You're the best Sith!
Gods, this episode got me SO emotional. I felt like a kid, watching RotJ again for the first time. This is my new favorite episode. I have been re-watching the movies again, in chronological order, so I been riding that Mando high for a few hours now😂. Great reaction! Also, seeing the X-wing, I was like the Republic and then whammo! OMGIT'SLUKESKYWALKER!!!! I was done after that. AND R2D2!!
It both redeemed Star Wars for me and turned me into a kid again! Tears of joy!
Absolutely love how EVERYONES ears perk up when they hear R2D2
I feel you buddy. I'm 51 years old. I was 8 in '77.
Dad took my brother and me and I remember every second of that afternoon.
This episode was awesome in many different ways.
One of the most heartwarming reaction I´ve seen for this episode.
There's a good chunk of The Clone Wars that was focused around the Darksaber and the leader of Mandalore. It is a known rule and has been fleshed out before.
Yeah but Sabine just gave it to her in Rebels
@@sparkz5036 Yes and then she failed spectacularly. It's not farfetched that now she thinks maybe her not following the rules might have been part of that. She did feel like she didn't earn it when she took it from Sabine.
@@donemu9096 That would be a good interpretation. That was the only (nitpicky) negative thing nagging at me after seeing the episode. Thanks for a good way to think of it.
@@donemu9096 Now that makes a lot of sense
@@folcotook3049 Sabine is the rightful owner and there is witnesses to that duel so probably that's why she can't bring the clans together. Also my other nitpick about this episode is (aside from CGI Luke) no one ask Luke who he is or where he takes Grogu. Come on now, is there no one care about this child?
Kudos to this man publicly portraying how all of us guys reacted!!!
This is by far my favorite reaction. Thank you for sharing, and I don't know a single person who didn't feel the same. Thank you so much for being honest.
We should give props to everyone involved in the production for keeping their mouth shut and being leak proof, giving us all this surprise.
I even thought it was Ahsoka at first because of the black and white monitors, it didn't even occur to me at first.
Man... Watching all these fans reacting to this and crying just means something! Pay atention Disney, and don't fuck up again!
Sith said, 'F*** this episode!'😄. I feel you.😩😭😭
I'm 48 and I'm not ashamed to admit, I cried, like a big baby, I was robbed by the sequels, completely betrayed and didn't get my Luke Skywalker but Jake, this is what I wanted and I have hope again in Star Wars. This was beautiful. See Disney, how hard was this?
Your Luke Skywalker? Did you know that George Lucas himself in his sequel trilogy outline had Luke go into exile and hide away? The sequel followed Lucas' vision for HIS Star Wars creation.
Yes, Luke got his redemption after 37 years and we finally saw a bad ass Luke Skywalker. That's how we always wanted to see Luke. Not the Luke we saw in the new trilogy. Thanks Dave and Jon. Yoda trained him to be a Master now he can train grogu to be a master. Wow what an episode. Thinking about it, I still get tears in my eyes. May the force be with you, always. What if they did Leia instead of Luke?
I would love an intro for Leia like this but we would need a whole backstory of training etc. it had to be Luke.
Galaxy is saved , Thank you Jon Favreau, New hope has a new meaning now.. when i saw Luke i felt like i was a kid again watching for the first time episode 4 ... Emotions are positively overwhelming, Justice has been done, we waited so many years for this
big props for no edit. i've been watching reaction videos to when the single x-wing arrives and it STILL brings tears to my eyes.
I've watched this video 4 times now, and seen your reaction in a handful of other's compilations videos. This was the 1st time I didn't get teary thinking about your upcoming teary reaction. I DID get teary as you got teary still. This is such a genuine Star Wars reaction!
The men tears for the Stars Wars franchise have been heart warming 🤗. Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni have been cooking in the kitchen and they made a delicious gumbo and Luke Skywalker was the cherry on top.
Well all reverted to little boys watching our childhood Hero return. The Force was strong with "The Rescue".
Mmmm… Gumbo.
Dammit now I’m hungry!
Gumbo with cherries? Ick.
I cried too my friend. I cried too. 30+ years I waited to see this again. The tiny child in me came back out with joy.
Countless tears have been shed in the last few hours. Overwhelming tears of excitement, disbelief, sadness. So many things happening at once. And such a bittersweet feeling in the end.
Can you believe they kept this a secret all this time? Amazing.😱
Looking at all these reactions. Didn't Disney realize that this is what the audience wants? Not the milk drinking bitter uncle.
Yep. We wanted Rey "Skywalker," zombie Palpatine, Tie fighters with warp drive, and Chewbacca getting a medal.
Dins character arc is so profound. Going from a staunch mandalorian toa father figure symbolised in a simple act of showing his face... had me in tears
Right in the feels. We have bin waiting so many years for this moment. I feel you :)
Brother, i love the raw emotion you show. A gentleman like myself who looks big and macho and gruff but can emote with the best of them. I take my hat off to you. One of my favorite reactors.
This is still in my top 3 favorite reactions of all time. May the force be with you.