Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope REACTION First Time Watching
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After episode 6 Return of the jedi you need to do 1,2,3,7,8,9
old version this 3 film beter
I am now convinced that The Homies is actually an advertising vehicle brilliantly rolled out by the Bulgarian Tourist Advisory Board...
They could use the help. My friend's favorite photo from his two weeks in Bulgaria is the row of Hitler mugs (and other fascists) he found in the local gift shop.
p0sthum4n I will admit, I’m sometimes frightened by Ellie’s desire for death & revenge when watching movies🤣
Another Bulgarian reactor, Vampy Witch Reacts
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"IT'S FAKE!!! THEY'RE ALL MODELS!!!" Seriously, you have to spend time with these folks to know how real they are. They are so beautiful... inside and outside that you have to get to know them to believe they are real (and maybe cry and laugh with them a bit.) Why and how are all these models in this man's life!?! How is it that every woman connected to this man could be be cast as "Wanda Maximoff?"
@Alex Thank you for confirming that Bulgaria also has guys living in "Mom's" basement. Troll alert folks.
“Episode IV: A New Homie”
Brilliant
"Episode V: The Homies Strike Back"
"Episode VI: The Return of the Homie"
@@mrs7195 THE PHANTOM HOMIE
ATTACK OF THE HOMIES
REVENGE OF THE SITHOMIES
Guys, it only works because there’s (literally) a new Homie.
@@JedHead77 where’s your sense of humor?
Confirmed ! Larry is the only man alive in bulgaria .
And all the women are stunning :). Ahh, I see Taz has already noted this fact :D.
Ohhh ... our new Homie steps on a sci-fi lore landmine! Flip phones are Star Trek not Star Wars :grins:. But, as Douglas Adams wrote, truth is beauty and beauty is truth so maybe she just refashioned history :D.
Nope. We are here, he is not alone :D
7:02 Ellie's side eye anytime Luke's father is mentioned is hilarious. Love your reactions.
A thing to remember is that this is the revised version of the film, where many effects were replaced with modern CGI. The original stuff still stands up really well, though.
I prefer original.
@@ScarriorIII As do I. Some of the cleaned up effects are good (such as the shadow under the speeder), but all the additions are unwelcome.
The 'revised' effects were done about a decade after 1977, which still means it is older CGI and clean-ups. Which is STILL impressive by today's standards.
@@SignoftheMagi - Two decades. The Special Editions came in 1997, for the 20th anniversary, and in anticipation of the upcoming prequels.
Fof the most part, I like the upgraded effects. The originals had some obvious bluescreen artifacts, and I remember being annoyed that we never saw the spaceships actually taking off or landing.
I'm not getting into the "Han shot first!" screaming. 😄
Wish you guys could see the original version it is so much more homie. And they left more actual mistakes in it like Mark Hamil saying Carrie we did it after the destruction of the death star.
7:05 her face! When Luke asks how his father died. That was EPIC!!
For no good reason I now want a T-shirt with the text "Stormstrooper"
If she says they're called Stormstroopers then they are now called stormstooopers. Who am I to argue. ;)
Sminem and Stormstrooper
Bulgaria seems to excel in bone structure.
Well, they have to excel at something... I mean, when was the last time you saw something in a store with a "Made in Bulgaria" tag?
Must have a bone of 12 inches or more...Ever wonder why they call themselves the Homies...Must be BBC 12 inches and cokecan thick ,the Rest can stay home
I've never seen military grade cheekbones before... amazing.
Be careful- you're attracting the wrong people by saying that hahaha
@@Mr.Ekshin Today in grocery store :)
I was unaware that Heidi Klum and Milla Jovovich started a reaction channel.
OH..! That is such a Great Idea!
Actually, Star Trek was the first to have flip devices. They called them communicators and they used them to communicate with the ship and other crew members. Star Wars built on that and THEN, the tech industry finally got the idea and made them happen.
The flip phones were first seen in Star Trek in the 1960s.
Exactly!
They were just walkie talkies... Cell phones my ass
@@duanedrew6915 Right. walkie talkies that could talk to ships in orbit.
@@norwegianblue2017 you're right. That's an insane logical leap for 200+ years in the future
@@duanedrew6915 As a simple concept, I could say yes. Having lived through a lot of the communication age, I would say - not quite. The flip (Trek) communicator did several things that a walkie could not. I will leave out the "talk to ships in orbit" (a modern satellite phone could do that. But a "walkie-talkie" at the time, and much later could only send/talk OR receive listen. It needs a switch. But that is not the important difference. The modern cellphone is highly dependent on a massive infrastructure in the shape of a large amount of base stations, and (wired). communication to communicate between them. The Trek communicator has no need of that. OK, this is a technical problem more than a conceptual one.
Here comes the biggest difference: The Trek communicator can talk to ships in orbit - **through tonnes and tonnes of massive rock**, for example deep inside a cave or from the other side of a planet. The cell phone cannot do that.
Then again, as JMS said once when asked about the speed of ships, and replied that they fly at the speed of plot. The communicator was likewise a plot device.
In any case, the first flip phone came in the 90s, I had two different ones. 30 years after original Trek.
New homie when she sees Luke watching Leia's hologram, "He's in LOVE!"
We have a new Homie :) welcome to Star Wars
When Mosha is talking about the flip phones, she's actually talking about Star Trek, and their communications transponder. It was Gene Roddenbury who predicted the flip phone technology through the original tv series.
This is not Magy ,this is Mosha Ellie’s friend,Magy did a reaction by herself on her channel
@@Prototype455 Oops, my mistake! I'll correct it. Thanks!
**FACEPALM**
*Roddenberry
@@MarCuseus "It's a Class M planet, so I should be able to find some Roddenberries." Funniest way to remember it.
“I like Chewie.”
Me: Really ? Chewie?
*Pulls her hair over her face and says RAAARRROOO*
Me: Yep, that seems exactly right!
Man, I need to move to Bulgaria.
lol was literally about to type this
I was gonna say the same so many beautiful women.
over rated I visited there many times ,, they're not all good looking , Just like anywhere else in the world..
@@Pinkielover Maybe there's something about you that sends beautiful women in the opposite direction.
@@Pinkielover i know we know we're just having a bit of fun. I am more than aware that not all of the women will be Beautiful.
22:48--The main reason the swordplay basically just looks like slapfighting is because the technology was so new, and the props so fragile, that they couldn't do much beyond just waving and poking the things around. By the time Return of the Jedi came out, the technology had improved enough to where they could show more athletic swordplay with the lightsabers.
Check out the fan-made "Star Wars SC 38 Reimagined" if you haven't done so yet--it shows an updated interpretation that's far more intense and brutal.
You’re actually watching the special edition of this movie with updated effects. Creator George Lucas went back and added stuff when the technology improved. It’s been updated over the years.
Yes, there are real people in the costumes, except when they’re cgi, but that’s only once or twice
The creature in the trash compactor was a dianoga, aka a garbage squid.
The short answer of what happened to Obi-Wan is he became one with the force. He is in fact dead. Not all jedi can do this, there’s special training involved.
Always a pleasure to see you explaining for the new comers!
Actually not the special edition.
@@MarCuseus whatever you call the newer ones. It’s not the original
@@MarCuseus True. The special edition has long since replaced. I have VCR copies of it. I remember going to the theater to see the added scenes in 97".
Lovely. Two lovely ladies watching Star Wars. This is what life is all about.
Don't forget this movie was RE-released in 1997, 20 years after the original, so a lot of the amazing advanced CGI featured here did not originally exist.
Still, the original had a lot of cutting edge effects for the late 70s. The lightsabers & laser sounds, and miniaturized sets/models being among the most impressive ; at least until the two sequels, which featured more of those things, plus complex puppetry and prosthetic costumes (i.e. Jabba The Hutt).
Damn Larry. Where you finding these women?
Jemazondo 93
: my thoughts exactly. Larry is one lucky guy :)
Bulgaria, of course.
The sound of Chewbacca is a recording of a Sea lion at a zoo who was complaining about his pool being drained dry for cleaning.
Since Ellie has seen it before i love the smile spread across her face the entire time
"Bulgarian embassy receives record number of citizenship visas from American weebs"
27:00 The most painful death for me... poor Porkins. I liked him.
Had to come back and re-watch the reaction ... just as good as I remember it! Worth coming back for!
I think there's some confusion here; the old 'flip-phones' (I still have one, for emergencies), are generally compared to Star Trek's 'communicator' (in fact, that's what I call mine!), as they look similar and are about the same size, and you receive a communication by flipping it open, and end it by flipping it closed - the same as with Star Trek's communicator. When I got my first one, I felt like I was an Enterprise crew-member!
I don't ever recall seeing anything like a flip-phone in Star Wars.
20:50 - Thank you for showing this moment, I always think it's hilarious and not enough reactors keep this moment in their videos. Hahaha
exactly
Dude c3po is crazy funny in this one aye.
When this movie first came out it changed everything. It is hard for people now to realize how groundbreaking it was. Honestly, 2001: A Space Odyssey had better special effects, but it was far more cerebral. This was probably the most exciting an action movie had ever been at that time. Though have to admit it makes SO much more sense after seeing Rogue One.
This first movie is actually heavily based on an Akira Kurosawa samurai movie called "The Hidden Fortress." Complete with a strong princess and peasants that are similar in relationship to R2D2 and C3PO. In turn Kurosawa was heavily influenced by American Westerns.
Ellie, for your "Wait WHAT?!!" reaction at 23:26 ... remember what Obi-Wan Kenobi said at 22:35 ... "If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possible imagine".
The creature in the Trash Compactor with the one eye is a Dianoga .
When your friend is talking about the phones she has Star Wars a little confused with Star Trek. Some people pointed out that when Star Trek came out it showed a bunch of the Devices in the sci-fi show that didn’t exist in the real world but now exist in the world today. For example you have a computer that sits on your desk where you’re able to speak to it and it will speak back. You have automatic doors where you approach the door and it opens automatically. You have life support machines in the hospital which helps keep a person alive. You also have the communicator devices which are very similar to a flip phone. You also have a Tricorder which is a handheld scanning device and now currently exists in the world too. This is what your friend is referring to she’s just got the two sci-fi shows mixed up that’s all.
At 8:44 a homage to Akira Kurosawa's "Hidden Fortress" one the films that inspired Lucas to make Star Wars.
Bar scene. The kind of creatures you usually see AFTER you've had a few drinks.
Sorry, ladies, it wasn't "Star Wars" that inspired the cell phone, it was "Star Trek." In "Star Trek" the original TV series from the 1960's the crew of the Enterprise used a device that resembled a flip-top cellphone called a "communicator."
A decade or two later, Martin Cooper, while working for Motorola, created the first personal cell phone, citing the Star Trek communicator as the inspiration.
The look of wonder on your faces as "Ben" was mentioned lol love it
17:42 Fun fact: Harrison Ford actually ad-libbed his dialogue for this scene.
Ellie is right - they built the future. A lot of scientists and engineers were sci-fi nerds as kids. They saw this (and Star Trek) back then, and are now making whatever technologies they can inspired by old sci-fi.
31:00 the phone you are talking about comes from star trek 😉
Ellie's chewie impersonation is amazing
The original lightsaber effect was incredibly impractical. It was a six foot long wooden dowel wrapped in reflective tape being spun at high speed via a motor in the handle. This was supposed to all be captured in camera without the use of any after effects, but it also made the wood incredibly brittle. The two actors were capable of a much better fight but the blades continuously snapped and it needed rotoscoped animation to fix the effect anyway. Had they not been over budget, they’d have reshot the fight, but they had to use what they had.
17:15 prisoner transfer from cell block 1138.
1138 as in thx 1138 reference
29:11 Ellie's TIE fighter
The flip phone she references is from Star Trek, not Star Wars.
But Leia is wearing a smart watch in ROTJ.
First strike
as yoda would say, "you shall not pass"
@@jeremylarson6267 ??
@@JedHead77 He's deliberately misattributing in mockery of the original statement. Kinda like how Mr. Miyagi said "Live long and prosper."
the "something alive in here" is actually a Dianoga. Her name is Omi and she is a force sensitive member of her race. They are sentient cephalopods with 7 tentacles.
It's even more impressive when you remember this was 1977. Before this there wasn't much of this genre, Silent Running and Forbidden Planet were the two big ones...
The actors playing Han Solo and Princess Leah actually had an off camera romance
Any CGI in this movie was added for the re-release in the 90s. The original version has no CGI whatsoever, just great practical effects, which are more impressive and more fun.
Wrong, the original did have CGI...
Chewie complaining the smell... and later he complains about the cold... that is magic.. 40 years later and still complaining :D
Ellie watching Vader and Obi-wan fight and laughing like it's a big comedy. 😂
I reckon the only reason Han came back to help them is Chewie kept on nagging until he gave in
The flip phone that is based on the sci fi show is actually Star Trek. That's with movies with Mr. Spock and Captain Kirt.
Two girls with their faces glued to the screen watching a movie from 27 years ago, even today the visuals still stand out(technology didn't allow the lightsaber scenes to be done properly. They broke quite a few according to reports). Cracking up laughing at every joke and pun line. Such a well written and acted movie with strong role modeling characters. Glad you enjoyed it ladies.
**FACEPALM**
Star Wars was released in 1977, not 1994....
30:24: You still haven’t seen all of them, just like the Indiana Jones & the Rocky films.
Ellie is wearing her Darth Vader pants.
Ellie -- that was a correct observation when you commented on Obi-Wan and Darth Vader fighting: ":Like,these are the two most powerful in the Universe and they are fighting with little light sticks?!?"
0:23 - "...in a galaxy far, far away."
Hey, Homies! Welcome to that galaxy far, far away!
IMPORTANT NOTE: The flip phones you were referring to were the communicators on the "Star Trek" TV show in the '60's. You're right about the tech but the franchise is very different. "Star Wars" is space fantasy whereas "Star Trek" is real science fiction.
I'm glad you were able to appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship of the original film! The opening crawl relates the events of "Rogue One" which concludes just hours before Vader boards Leia's ship! Don't skip it as it is one of the best Star Wars films around! If you would like to see more of Han Solo, I highly recommend you not skip "Solo" either which tells the origin story of Han. It's an underrated Star Wars film and tremendous fun!
After seeing "Revenge of the Sith", I urge you to see a modern update of the Vader-Kenobi duel from this movie called SC-38 RE-IMAGINED on RUclips channel FXitinPost.
It will blow you away!
Why does the saga begin with Episode IV?
George Lucas was influenced by a variety of concepts and genres that he blended together in a unique hodge-podge one of which was 1930s serials that ended on cliffhangers and continued for many, many chapters. They initially played these serials on the radio and later as featurettes before the main movie in theaters. If you hadn't been watching the serial from the beginning and just showed up casually on any old weekend, you'd find yourself in the middle of a story. This is called "in media res." That's why Star Wars begins with Episode 4, "A New Hope".
Other influences were World War II aerial dogfight footage, Leni Riefenstahl's Nazi propaganda films for the fascistic imagery, Eastern Daoist philosophy, Flash Gordon serials, Akira Kurosawa's samurai epics, spaghetti Westerns, Errol Flynn swashbucklers, Edgar Rice Burroughs' sword-and-planet fiction, Frank Frazetta paintings and Joseph Campbell's scholarly writing on the hero's journey, "The Hero with a Thousand Faces". The reason these films struck a chord with worldwide audiences is because they tapped into both universal archetypes and specific images from a variety of cultural sources.
Star Wars is deeply embedded in global pop culture and is one of the few franchises to shape multiple generations. Star Trek is another major one. Star Trek is genuine science fiction whereas Star Wars is more space fantasy. The first one I saw in a theater as a little boy was "Return of the Jedi" in 1983. My parents -- and anyone else who experienced it -- remember seeing "A New Hope" in 1977 because their jaws dropped in disbelief when that seemingly endless Star Destroyer kept passing before their eyes in pursuit of that tiny rebel transport.
The non-CGI, PRACTICAL special effects were a quantum leap ahead of anything current and still hold up today. To promote the Prequel trilogy of the 2000's, Lucas remastered the Classic trilogy with DIGITAL effects which is why some elements look computer-generated. The two most narrative-oriented digital additions occur on Tatooine. In one, you get an early glimpse of Jabba the Hutt and the bounty hunter Boba Fett who figure prominently later on. This was cool. Jabba was originally played by a heavy-set man before being digitally rendered as a large slug which is why Han refers to him as a human being! In the other, the bounty hunter Greedo, who corners Han in the cantina, is shown to fire his blaster first whereas, originally, Han Solo fired pre-emptively under the table bushwhacking Greedo. This demonstrated Solo's rough, dangerous nature. The change caused a good deal of outrage but we're stuck with it now! Lol.
Artoo (R2-D2) is probably the smartest character in the whole franchise! Little person actor Kenny Baker operated the droid from within! Artoo is a type of droid called an ASTROMECH which are like ambulatory Swiss Army knives whose function is to serve as an onboard mechanic for starships. The two droids are meant to be the WITNESSES of the saga and appear in 11 of the 12 films! Lucas got the idea of servant witnesses from Akira Kurosawa's samurai classic, "The Hidden Fortress".
Wilhuff Tarkin is a Grand Moff which is a military term denoting his administrative authority over multiple sectors of the galaxy. Tarkin is top brass in the military and, under the Emperor's totalitarian regime, the military has replaced the civilian government. During the briefing, we are informed that the Senate has been abolished. Vader is the Emperor's enforcer but doesn't hold a political title or military rank. Tarkin is the man in charge of the nuts and bolts. Venerated actor Peter Cushing, known for playing Dr. Frankenstein, Van Helsing and Sherlock Holmes, portrayed the evil bureaucrat so soulless he could casually order the destruction of a planet teeming with billions and so respected even Vader deferred to his commands!
Han received a medal for coming through in the clutch but, as his first mate, Chewie deserved one, too! Unfortunately, he doesn't receive it until the Sequel trilogy.
"How did my father die?"
And suddenly Ellie looks very suspicious. Like she knows something she's not going to say... :-D :-D :-D
"There's nothing here for me now. I want to come with you and learn the ways of the Force and be a Jedi like my father."
And once again Ellie suddenly looks super suss, like she knows something... :-D :-D :-D
First thing that struck me about Star Wars was that everything looked like it had actually been in use for years. Dust and dirt on the stormtrooper armor, worn paint on the droids, buildings, vehicles and ships.
Here we are in the future and we still don't have floating cars. Shame on you science!
The effects look better because they were updated and some things were added to the movies. Some of the updates I like but I really wish they would remove some of the updated things. I can't watch the current version of the original movies because of how different they are to the versions I have on VHS
Seriously the fighting scene between Obi-Wan and Darth Vader has so much more impact after watching episodes 1-3.
Correction The phone that open comes from Star Trek not Star Wars it was from the communication device that they used in the series. Also the automatic opening doors comes from Star Trek not Star Wars. Star Trek inspired allot of inventions that today we take for granted. That is why I like Star Trek better than Star Wars it talks about the potential of humanity to evolve to a brighter future using their mind and hearts.. Keep on doing this reactions You can't go wrong with two pretty girls :)
Fun fact-- The Jawas' Sandcrawler was real. They built it in Tunisia. The Libyan government thought it was some kind of new weapon and sent spies to investigate before they discovered it was for a movie.
Just remember ladies.., this movie was made in 1977!!!!
Ellie, glad you’re taking a refresher course in Star Wars, after just finishing the Mandalorian. And a correction: there are 11 movies total. 😉
Ellie and leather pants = 🔥
24:23 What’s funny is that almost every video game that has ever existed was influenced by this scene.
Maybe it's just me, but everything you ladies say is twice as funny because of your fantastic accents 😂 I love it!
In any case, it was really nice to see you both enjoy and get so interested in the movie! You're right about certain parts being really kind of corny or lame, by today's standards anyway; back then it was unbelievable & amazing. But still, they are great movies with a really interesting and entertaining story, theme, and characters that you get invested in as the movie progresses. I'm glad that you seemed to both enjoy it quite a bit. Especially Ellie, she was captivated at many points!
the flip phones are inspired from Star Trek communicators
It´s so nice seeing the amazement and wonder on people´s faces watching SW for the first time :)
Star Wars, Episode IV, V and VI had been remastered and Lucas Film added new digital special effects in 2003. The original 1977, 1980 and 1983 versions are no longer available anywhere.
The phone design came from "Star Trek" which ran in the 1960s.
"I feel like this when I'm in the sea." LOL! Me too. The Pacific is ten miles west down the road from me, kinda' done with seaweed.
OMG, it hadn’t dawned on me until the last 3 minutes of the video, that this was brilliant performance art! (or at least, it will always be so in my heart)
In black leather pants no less. Damn travel restrictions. I'd like to be a new homie too
14:43 actually, it was 100km in diameter
The big triangular ships are “imperator” aka “Imperial” class Star Destroyers, and are 1.6km or 1 mile long
I need to move to Bulgaria.
Hope you like cabbage.
@@Mach1Greeble I’d hope to eat other things
Han shot first.
Not only did he shoot first, he was the ONLY one to let off a shot.
The SE version dubbed in the shot from Greedo's weapon a split-second before Solo, I suppose to make Solo's "murder" of the Rodian "fair/justified", lol.
Wow I'm getting old. My whole extended family saw this in the theater. I was 5 and remember a little of it.
These were released in the order they are because in 1977 we didn't have CGI and other little tricks to make the first 3.
I saw this on it's rerelease in 1997 at the theater, on the way out two kids about 6 were walking out with their dad and one said, "Daddy that was a GOOD movie, can we see it again!?"
when Obi Wan says, It's no moon , it's a space station, that was the director of this movie telling us that earth's moon is not what it seems , before Star Wars came out, there was another movie he saw called Chariots of the Gods, and it talks about Aliens visiting earth in the ancient past. and in the tv show Ancient Aliens , there is an episode called Space Station Moon , in which they point out all the facts that show our moon isn't natural and a space station with a metal shell
do you seriously believe that?
@@vaahtobileet the math in that episode can't be refuted, so i am logical and follow the math
Wow! You guys are really good. Your sound as you speak into the mics is clear, with very little echo. I really liked this: "Do you think they're going to make it?" Reply: Shoulder shrug!!! Love it!!! Watch and see. I've never seen you until tonight but I can't wait to watch all your reactions. YOU ACTUALLY WATCH THE MOVIE AND DON'T NARRATE AND TALK OVER IT!!! i'M IN HEAVEN. You're so enjoyable to watch. It's like having a friend over to my house to watch a movie I want him to see. If he starts talking too much, my response is, "Shhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!" Love you guys. Can't believe I haven't seen anything from you before. Very professional setup; I can see that light off to the side. You obviously put a lot of thought into this, and the result is quite nice. Well, I"m subscribing and am going to look and see what else you watched. Can't wait for you to watch the next two. Cheers!!!
Yes, there are six Star Wars movies, just watch them in this order, 4,5, and 6, then 1, 2, and 3. Yup! All six movies are pretty cool. Hope you react to all of them.
9 you whiny pleb
@@gabbygarant-grenon4911 Go back to your dictatorship with those ad hom attacks
@@MarCuseus dictatorship? I’m only stating facts, sorry you choose to ignore them!
Actually most technologies today appeared in Star Trek. 😁
Love love love your reaction!!! It's that intense look of full attention you're giving to the movie that tells us you are totally into it. Just like we all were when we all first watched it. Awesome! Can't wait to watch all the other episodes!
The cell phone inspiration came from Star Trek, not Star Wars.
Excacly!
Lucas actually got the shape of the falcon from a hamburger with a pickle on the side.
“chewie is that you?” is an actual line lol
“I know the faces”. Yeah, they’re behind you on the wall! 😄
Apparently, it's a rule on this channel that you're only allowed to wear one ear-bud, while watching movies specifically designed to be directional in their sound fields, so at any given time, we're sure the people reacting are only hearing half of the sound.
Yes but if they wear two ,it wouldn’t be possible to talk to each other or at all,it would be uncomfortable
@@Prototype455 - They do it in all of them. Even the one's where they're alone.
@@Krommer1000 because they are talking and it is not really comfortable to talk and have two ear-bugs,it is strange and you can’t hear yourself
@@Prototype455 - Nope. Do it on the reg.
@@Prototype455 By the way, you better tell these two how hard it is to talk to each other with both ears covered, because they both have full headphones on, and seem to be doing just fine. I wonder how? ruclips.net/video/x5t_H0VHNMM/видео.html
It's almost as if Ellie had seen this before, the way she was giggling through the whole movie, cracking jokes and looking off camera as if there was something more interesting going on in the room.
She's a 30+ regular (non-nerd) woman, and it's a reaction video not a "watching absorved" video. She's not expected to sit in reverant solemn silence like some 12 year old nerd that sees it starry eyed (or some older dude whose still 12 inside). That said, whether she has seen it or not, she does appear legitimately invested in the story. Regular people do make jokes and take their eyes off the screen when they watch with friends at home. Hell, they even get up to the fridge or to piss and leave the movie playing in between...
Ellie said she has seen it long time ago and she is checking from time to time the second monitor to see if all is recording if there is a problem and if they are in frame.
You can stop at 3 . 6 if you want.
I got covid and missed my exam today, these videos really help cheer up
Man, the ladies on this channel are like supermodels. And they have good taste in films too.
That clapet phones ideea are from Star Trek,not Star Wars! :)
To be honest, this is not an honest 77 year. You are already watching the third reissue edition. In which a lot has been updated with the help of CG moments. Therefore, a lot of beginners, can cause a stupor, how this graphic elements, could have been in those days ? I watched this in the cinema, in the 80s - this saga. And picture, was not so "clean" be and color rendering, how now. And almost were everywhere rubber dolls. =)
As a SW fan I love watching people experience it for the first time. Many blessings to you lovely ladies. ❤️ from Austin Texas