FATHER!!?? STAR WARS EPISODE V : THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Hey Guys, this time we enter into a new foray of movies with STAR WARS EPISODE V! This is completely different to our taste! Do watch to know our reaction!
Seriously, your reactions are EXACTLY the way I reacted to these movies as a child in the theaters! I was ASTONISHED at what I saw on the big screens. At the time, the technology was cutting edge, and the story is just fantastic!!
Actually we are still shocked by the quality of the effects!
This is probably how I may have reacted when I saw this film in the movie theater with my children back in 1980. Too long ago to remember 😊
I was 17 when Star Wars came out. I reacted the same way, too.
Except they are spoiled because everyone knows who Yoda is. And so on.
That “F-K OFF!!” When C 3p0 interrupted Han and Leighas kiss had me laughing lol
I know I'm commenting 5 months late( and i never comment) but I just stumbled on to this today..... Dude! I laughed out loud and so loud because I did not expect it...... 31:10.... you made a "that was she said joke!!!!?" or maybe what should be a "that's what she never says" joke. What made me laugh so loud is because you said as a seemingly automatic reflex, that I'm not sure you knew you even said it! Lol. Bravo!🤣🤣🤣
Loving your reactions, very genuine…
Especially the shock of Darth being Luke’s dad..
Your reaction during Darth Vader's "big reveal" was priceless. That is the exact reaction that we all had in the cinema the first time we all saw this, multiplied by a hundred people. I am so glad that it had not been spoiled for you beforehand.
This is my favorite reveal of the entire series of movies.
Finally a reactor who never heard about this reveal.
Yeah, that was fun!
44:43 😨Loved your reaction guys!!! you’ve joined the entire Star Wars family with surprise!!! Yes … Vader was once a Jedi called Skywalker.
Pacing issues aside (yes, I stand by that assessment of ESB), I do like Luke's character arc in this film. Many of the traits he displayed in the previous film (natural compassion, impulsiveness, acting on emotion) that previously helped him end up biting him in the rear and setting him up for failure repeatedly in this film.
His impatience led to him failing Yoda's initial test of character, his commitment to a specific way of thinking kept him from getting his X-Wing out of the swamp, and his natural compassion for his friends overrode any rational thought over the possibility that he was being lured. His only major successes in this film occur when he's in his element (flying), and it wasn't until _after_ the reveal that he refused to let his emotions get the better of him, resulting in him turning down Vader's offer.
27:48 "THE DARTH VADER IS HERE?!??" Had me rolling! 🤣🤣 Your reactions are priceless!
Everybody misses the part as he's putting Luke into the animal he says this will keep you warm until I get the shelter set up
I absolutely loved your reaction!! I love how invested you are in all the characters and the Star Wars universe in general! Looking forward to Return of the Jedi reaction!
I'm loving the movie reactions, thank you for the time y'all spend on making them for us
Glad you like them!
12:00 - The rebels fired an ion cannon, which doesn't damage the Star Destroyer, but it disables it, so it can't fire on the transports as they leave.
"He is Luke, man". Sums up my feelings seeing this as a kid in the theater. Love your reactions!
Keep in mind that the only versions of these movies available are the Special Editions, which have had some of the special visual effects updated with newer technology, though most of the original effects are still in them. The first film had the smallest budget so it had the fewest alterations made to it. This film had a bigger budget, so it has far fewer changes in it, and what changes there are mostly add to the film.
This film takes place 3 years after Ep.4, and the next film takes place one year later.
Thank you so much for your reactions/ reviews! I have a LONG answer your question "what was it like when they came out?" So skip to the last couple of sentences if you don't want to read, otherwise... I would say in my home town, there was a movie theater with ONE screen. On Friday or Saturday nights, if you drove by, the younger people might hang around the parking lot talking, making something of a "crowd", but you'd only see a line of a half dozen people buying tickets at the box office at any given time for a really big movie with a big-name star.
And then, Star Wars came out. I was 3 years old. Originally it was NOT called Episode IV: A New Hope, it was just Star Wars, and the opening scrawl was simply an homage to the old Flash Gordon serials that opened the same way. George added Episode IV to the opening scrawl for the re-release the following year, with the announcement of Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back - and suddenly, there were lines down the street all over again. It was a cultural phenomenon. It wasn't strictly for sci-fi nerds, it was for everyone. ANYONE could watch these films and marvel at SOMETHING about them; the music, the fx, the archetypes, the strong female lead, the religious overtones, the unique mix of eastern and western influences - cowboys and samurai and World War II movies and alien monsters, etc. It was beyond belief how every aspect seemed to resonate with somebody somewhere. Churches could put out a sign saying, We're going to talk about Star Wars this Sunday, and attendence would skyrocket. The legend of Lucas asking for the "worthless" merchandizing rights and making more money than the gods by putting a "Star Wars" label on every pencil and gadget was making entreprenuers weep with envy. I ate a cereal called C-3PO's once, with milk that had blue food coloring added. It was incredible.
Watch a movie called Logan's Run to understand what visual fx looked like before Star Wars, and you'll understand why nobody (except for "sci-fi nerds") liked science fiction movies before 1977. With rare exceptions like a few "flying saucer" films from the 1950's (Forbidden Planet, The Thing from Another World, etc.) sci-fi movies rarely got made with big budgets or by big-name talent. Planet of the Apes was a rare exception in the 1960's, having been written by The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling, and even though Logan's Run was a moderate success, sci-fi films were generally hard to watch because generally they looked like sh!t. The space ships looked like toys. Robots were shiny trash cans. 2001: A Space Odyssey was photo-realistic though - and got a lot of attention for it - but it was an "art" film, and suddenly, Star Wars was family-friendly, sugar-coated Flash Gordon-style entertainment, only in color, and photo-real. It went off like a bomb, and showed the world that anything was possible if you knew how to make the fx "special."
Jaws and Close Encounters had come out prior to Star Wars though, and they also generated lines around the block, thus the term "blockbuster" came into being, and studios and investors instantly realized that they didn't want to make merely "profitable" films, they wanted BLOCKBUSTER revenues every time, so corporations started buying up studios and risking BIG money on Star Wars ripoffs. Sir Ridley Scott was making movies like The Duel, saw Star Wars and said, "What am I doing?" So he made Alien, and Blade Runner. James Cameron was making matte paintings for films like Escape from New York and said, I should be doing what George and Steven are doing, so he became production designer for Battle Beyond the Stars (one of my favorite Star Wars ripoffs), and then wrote and directed The Terminator.
The whole industry started cranking out sci-fi films which started looking better and better each year (regardless of whether or not the stories were any good). Even James Bond went to outer space in Moonraker! Now its hard to find "art" films at the multiplex because the studios think its a waste of time unless you're making BLOCKBUSTER money, lol. But everyone HOPED Empire would be as good or better, at a time when sequels generally worked with the rule of "diminishing returns," meaning the budgets were cut, and less effort went into making them more often than not.
Lucas followed the 007 formula however, and poured every cent of his profits from Star Wars merchandizing into Empire, and the results speak for themselves. Audiences were blown away, lines formed around the block, our little theater stayed open long after midnight to have 2am screenings, and soon investors were building multiplexes across the country (and around the world) in anticipation of Return of the Jedi, where they could show it on multiple screens, along with all of the rising competition - Tron, Firefox, Conan the Barbarian, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, The Dark Crystal, The Thing, E.T., Poltergeist, and more.
The early 80's were a magical time for motion pictures, and I didn't think I'd ever experience that again, until... in 1993, Spielberg did it again with Jurassic Park. Computer-generated fx re-revolutionized the industry, and Lucas announced that the re-release of the Star Wars Trilogy Special Editions would raise the money for the long-awaited prequel films. James Cameron made 3-D worth seeing with Avatar, and after a decades-long legal battle, Marvel Comics got the film rights back to their most popular characters, and made overlapping franchises with Iron Man, The Hulk, Thor, Captain America, and The Avengers, which is still going and going and going!
Sadly, the most recent Star Wars trilogy - despite a great start - wasn't as good as the first two trilogies, but the Disney+ series have been very good overall, and even though I'm way too old to be so passionate about it, I still care about this childhood favorite, and carry high hopes that the Jedi will continue to entertain me (and the rest of the world) until I become one with the Force myself, lol. On a final note, thank you guy SO MUCH for sharing your reactions to these and so many other great films - you're hilarious and fun, and your time is much appreciated. All the best, and can't wait to see whatever's next! I hope I'm saying this right - dhanyavaad! (Thanks!)
Everytime I hear that opening sequence I'm brought back to my childhood. Nostalgias cool
"He is Luke man..." LOL Had a lousy day today, this made it better. Thanks.
When I was six I saw this film as a double feature with Episode IV in 1980. A transformative experience to say the least.
11.42 Sharpe's series quote: "Promotion can be VERY rapid in battle. If it's a good enough day we may ALL become Generals !"
I love watching you guys😂😂😂
You guys are wonderful. I first saw this movie when I was 4 years old and it blew my mind. I became a lifelong lover of cinema thanks to Star Wars. It's delightful to see people who are unfamiliar with the characters and story because it seems ubiquitous in the U.S. It makes me so happy to see you two genuinely surprised, entertained, and engaged with the characters I've loved my whole life. Looking forward to watching more of your reactions. Your reactions are the best.
Great Reaction....Empire Strikes Back is one of the best in the series.
Rogue One was great too.
Such a fun reaction, Kaursa and Parbrahm, You both were amazing . It's pretty rear to see someone who has no idea about the "No, I am your father" line uttered by Vader. Since its one of the most parodied scenes in modern media history. I was a kid when this came out and trust me it was shocking for all of us at the time. Plus the next movie was not to come out for 2 years. So the audience was left wondering, even debating if this new information could be true.
31:04: "The size does not matter. That's what she said." Lol! Good one.
When I was a kid in 1980, my reaction to the father revelation was the same as yours. “He’s lying!”
So for three years I thought Vader lied and I didn’t know the truth until 1983 when Yoda says “Your father he is.”
My personal favorite of the original Star Wars trilogy - sadly I don’t remember my first impression of the Darth Vader reveal because I was a kid when I first saw it. :( I wish I’d been older, I would have appreciated it more. 😆
My personal favorite as well. I saw this with my children when it was first released in the movie theaters. In fact, this was the first Star Wars film I had ever seen.. a long, long time ago
17:19 In 1980 this sequence was amazing in the theater :) Good journey...Peace!
I just found your channel today. Instant Sub!
I absolutely love you two. On my goodness, such a breath of fresh air to see REAL reactions thats not singularly for the camera. I found entertainment value in you.
When I watch a reaction I look for what the reactors eyes are telling me. I watched this video and a New Hope and I can clearly see your invested in my obsession. Star Wars is my life and thank you for making it part of yours now.
Great reaction, thank you! You’ll love it more and more, I’m sure. Just follow the story itself and ignore the difference in effects of the newer episodes. Remember that a true fan does not dislike any of the episodes - have a favorite one, yes … but not dislike any. In the next one (Return Of The Jedi) is my most favorite line of all movies I ever watched … I’ll reveal it after your reaction. Take care and stay safe. May the Force be with you.
Salutations from Romania …
Yes, I like all SIX episodes to varying degrees. Anything else is apocryphal, to say the least.
I'm trying to figure out which line from Return of the Jedi is your favorite, but it's very difficult because Chewbacca has so many good lines!
My friend is trapped in Romania we’re trying to get them out
did not expect her to know an adult star name lol, unless there is a meme or skits that been viral that I have missed :o
This is my favorite movie and it was a joy to watch both of you watch it for the first time!
24:28 Yoda is nervous about Luke’s training because of what happened to his Father 🤐
AND Lukes Uncle owen and Aunt Beru stirred up some Negative feelings.
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It was to safeguard Luke from a probable fate - same fate which consumed his legendary father.
Loosing one's adoptive parents, whatever your differances, to an Imperial storm squad, tends to generate hate, which leads to the dark side...so Oncle Owen and Aunt Beru. @@mattkylie6723
9.11 I REALLY want a snow speeder...[ Hoover craft type car / fighter.]
30:41 Luke was a pretty decent believer when he went out to destroy the Death Star, though.
One of the greatest sequels in film
I love you both so much. Great movies, great reactions, you both are very good people!!!!!
I don’t know if I still have it, but I had a rubber Yoda puppet as a kid. I love that his puppeteer and voice is the same person who did Grover on Sesame Street at the time. If you know what Grover sounded like back then, it becomes very obvious.
Yoda was famous for reversing sentences. :)
That is a Bounty Hunter. Following them.
I love your reaction to this movie. You are both so enthusiastic about the movie, and that makes reaction videos SO much more fun to watch!
The music is absolutely amazing and compliments every scene! John Williams is a genius!
Hello. That creature you saw. It is a Wampa. A snow creature. Which is native to The Hoth Planet?
Great reaction. Your scream and jump At 25minutes mark, prefect. Welcome to the world of Star Wars. 4,5,6,1,2,3,7,8,9, rogue one and Solo. Make sure you watch them in order of release. Keep up the great reactions.
Wooteedee!!! You got to meet the little green guy
You guys are AMAZING! May the Force Be With You. ✌🏽
Its so great when reactors havent been spoiled on Lord Vader being Luke's dad. Mostly its not Americans because the line is such apart of pop culture. Looking forward to all your reactions.
24:59 that scream LOL 😂🤣
I really enjoyed your review guys!!! it’s was so nice, warm and energetic, thanks and looking forward to next.
Hans dad used to build the Falcon class ship ..[ SOLO ] he probably memorized rthe design as a kid, visiting the factory.
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Thank you for sharing.
i love the fact you both never seen nor knew anything. your reaction to I am your father was so genuine. that is how we all were in 1980. but was vader lying to lure him? i mena he lied to many others. in episode 6 we found out the truth
btw, for 3 years everyone was debating weather vader was lying or not
You guys are Super Fun!
Thanks for the reaction!
Han only kept Luke inside the animal while he put up the shelter he had.Many people miss Han saying this, it was very clear when i watched the movie in the 80s.
Darth Vaders master is the Emperor.
Lando was responsible for all the people of the cloud city, when the Empire showed up he didn't really have the option to say No.
Great unspoiled reaction.
both of you are so funny in your own ways.. i love it... i'm subscribing
Yay! Thank you!
Greetings my good Sikh sir and madam. I hope you enjoy the films. I do have to ask, do you see Yoda as a sort of a Guru? Knowledge and wisdom for all aspects of life, it does feel that way to me.
What's so cool about Yoda that he is Grand Master Jedi all seriousness but Yoda has another side to him kind of a corky funny side and he was testing Luke's patience when they first met ,,, he envisioned that he would probably test his patients before they even met
The cave is a Dark Force Cave, when Luke cuts off Vader's head and sees his own face, it is a lesson that he could become evil if he becomes too aggressive.
That was a Space Slug.
Hello Loud Guys, I follow your YT-Channel since the first month and think about to become a member on your Patreon in November, but before this I wanted to ask you two things.
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I hope these questions are ok so far, reactors react quite differently when I ask them, most positive and some just not, anyway I would be very happy to get an answer.
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Absolutely love your reactions guys 👌💜
Best ever reaction to Cock-block-iO interrupting Han and Leia's first kiss! F*&k OFF!!! I love it!
Great reactions! Can't wait for the next and best one and then see you all at The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (extended Editions of course)
That is an Imperial Walker.
The light speed was deactivated. So they couldn't get away.
Luke knows about Leia and Han at the end of the movie Landau says: Luke we're ready for take off, Luke says: Good luck Landau, Landau then says when we find Jabba the hut and that bounty hunter we'll contact you. Luke then says I'll meet you at the rendezvous point on Tatooine. Then Landau says Princess we'll find Han, I promise. Then Luke says Chewy I'll be waiting for your signal. Then says good luck you two and may the force be with you. So Luke knows. Thanx, take care.xx
Lando caught him.
It is not a plane. It is a snow speeder.
As a base of comparison, the Executor, Vader's superstardestroyer is between 17 and 19 kms long, the other stardestroyers alongside are 1.6 km long.
The medical frigate at the end is quite smaller by comparison.
16:22 "How many Star Destroyers were there?" The number that I have seen thrown about most often, is that at the height of the Empire just before the destruction of the Second Death Star, the Empire had around 25,000 Star Destroyers.
I can't find the video of your reaction to the first film, Star Wars, Episode IV: A New Hope (1977).
27:48 The Darth Vader is here!?? Sorry my friend... I can listen to you saying that all day
Leia. Kissed Luke to make Han jealous
The massive ship is 17km long, has a crew of 280,734, and is called the Executor.
Han Solo. Built a shelter. So Luke and Han can be found.
C-3PO is not destroyed. Chewbacca can put him back together.
Fun Fact: Yoda's pattern of speech was deliberate. George Lucas wanted a none standard English way of speaking so that people would focus more on what he said, and would think about it as oppose to just absorbing it.
My favorite line from han solo "I thought they smell bad on the outside"
32: 31 the other ship following the Millennium Falcon is Boba Fett, a famous bounty hunter hired by Jabba the Hutt.
"When you eat Indian curry" 😄 🤣 😂
"The Empire Strikes Back" is the BEST "Star Wars" movie and one of the GREATEST films of all time. Easily my favorite John Williams film score.
Superman 2 is good..I always favor the "Conan The Barbarian" soundtrack/score.
@@UntrimmedSavage9858 Yes "Superman II" is my favorite Superman movie. Really loved Ken Thorne's score using themes by John Williams. And YES the scores to both "Conan the Barbarian" and "Conan the Destroyer" are AWESOME. Basil Poledouris was a genius. 'Barbarian" was his opus. I sometimes tend to lean more to "Destroyer", but "Barbarian" all the way. However, I do love both scores equally with "RoboCop" being my 2nd favorite by him.
27:00 Star wars is inspired by many sources including 7 Samurai and Western Movies, and the books, Lord of the Rings, but also philosophically has many inspirations from Eastern traditions such as Tao, Buddhism and also Hinduism, I think George Lucas was also inspired partly by the Veda's, many Indian ideas in there.
The Jedi philosophy is very much a blend of Hinduism, Buddhism and Taoist ideas and points of view.........in Space with "pew pew pew" laser guns and Laser Swords
Great reaction guys
R2D2 didn't distract Yoda from raising the ship from the swamp!
"I love you."
"I know."
Just for laughs, here is a popular "bad lip-reading" song based upon this movie and the interactions between Yoda and Luke: ruclips.net/video/U9t-slLl30E/видео.html
They filmed this movie in Norway
Luke will meet Jedi Master. Yoda
Hey Kaursa and Parbrahm, you all act the same as I did when the reveal of Darth Vader happened in theaters. I said, WHAT!!!! WHAT!!!! are you KIDDING me!!!!!! THe most Evil, diabolical, man in the galaxy, is LUKE'S FATHERI!!!!! Ohhhhhhhh!!! HELL NO. THey need to change that pronto, that had to be a misprint. They must have released the wrong movie. It's impossible that VAder is Luke's father. My young brain could not comprehend such a twist. I debated endlessly with many of my friends about this matter and had to wait 3 years to have the next movie explain more. PLus I would watch the movie 15 more times in the theater. Mind and soul was rocked to the core with that reveal make no mistake. Just like you guys were shocked.
Howdy from Texas!
It's not the east or the west side
No it's not
It's not the north or the south side
No it's not
It's the dark side
You are correct
That is not an asteroid they went into.
To find out about Lando and Solo you need to watch the film, "Solo".
Samardeep & Parbrahm, you do not yet realize your importance. You have only begun to discover your power. Join me, and I will complete your training. With our combined strength, we can end this destructive conflict and bring order to the galaxy. It is your destiny.
Haha.... We are now your slave Lord Vader!
its funny cause i read the comment first and then saw who it was from.
Fun fact: Vader had discovered Luke Skywalker was his son long before the Emperor told him. In the time between A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back, Vader was punished and humiliated by the Emperor because he was the only one still alive for the Emperor to vent his wrath upon for the Death Star's destruction. He spent every waking moment vowing to make the pilot who caused him such pain and humiliation to suffer before killing him. So he hired Boba Fett (the bounty hunter who takes Solo in this movie) to go after him. Fett had fought Luke, but they were separated by a sandstorm. Unable to continue pursuing, Fett returned to Vader onboard the Executor with the information he had: the pilot's name.
Since you saw Revenge of the Sith, there's no spoilers here. When Vader heard the name Skywalker, he was an absolute mess. Fett left because Vader was just standing there silently and assumed their contract was done. But inside, Vader was in turmoil with emotion; any thoughts of torturing and killing Luke was gone. He remembered the joy he felt when Padme told him she was pregnant, and the sorrow he felt at losing her.
"A son..."
If his tear ducts hadn't burned away, he would have wept. The child he thought had been dead for so long, that he believed he had murdered along with his beloved wife, was alive.
"I have a son..."
He then remembered what the Emperor had told him all those years ago; "It seems, in your anger, you killed her." Vader's gloved hand slowly clenched into a fist. He had lied. His master had dared lie to him, to his face, after months of pure torturous agony enduring the operations that bound him to this suit. The survival of his son confirmed Padme had lived after Mustafar; long enough to deliver their child. The Emperor had taken advantage of his weakness to turn it into a collar and chain.
Just as it did before in the hospital room over twenty years ago, Vader's fury threatened to tear apart the very room he was in. The metal walls and beams groaned as they bent and twisted out of shape, and thousands of spider web like cracks appeared on the glass windows on the Executor's bridge. Having lost everything had only made it easier for Vader to lay claim to anything he wanted. And with this knowledge, he made a solemn vow.
"He will be mine."
Wow ❤️ This shows a different side to the story!
Fun fact, George lucas wrote a bogus reveal in the script. The script said that obi wan killed luke father. Only george lucas, mark hamil, jame earl jone and 2-3 other production worker/director knew. In an interview mark hamil told how hard it was to keep the secret.
'WHAT?!?'
C-3PO is not dead.
For a protocol droid, C-3p0 ain't very diplomatic...
Chewie hugged Luke
This is my favorite star wars movie followed by revenge of the sith in 2005