STAR WARS EPISODE VI: THE RETURN OF THE JEDI (1983) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

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  • @JJ_W
    @JJ_W 2 года назад +2747

    Cassie, this movie is extra special to me. In the summer of 1983, Return Of The Jedi was my first date with a certain smart, beautiful girl, who became my wife. And 38 years later, we curled up on the couch tonight to watch your reaction.

  • @jacfalle27
    @jacfalle27 2 года назад +1813

    “Star Wars fans back in the day must’ve loved this getup.”
    Boy, is that an understatement. 😂😂😂

    • @CNC-Time-Lapse
      @CNC-Time-Lapse 2 года назад +167

      I'm pretty sure that getup is popular with the fans no matter the generation. haha

    • @SuperDimson
      @SuperDimson 2 года назад +17

      @@yomomma5086 can’t say slave anymore.

    • @coyotefever105
      @coyotefever105 2 года назад +51

      Helped them through puberty

    • @arcadeinvader8086
      @arcadeinvader8086 2 года назад +97

      @@SuperDimson oh yeah now it's Boba fett's starship leia

    • @mindmatter5930
      @mindmatter5930 2 года назад +6

      It's a great movie

  • @jmoore5716
    @jmoore5716 2 года назад +247

    When Vader says "you don't know the power of the dark side", I don't think it is a boast. I think it is a cry of helplessness sort of like an addict saying "you don't understand the power of heroin".

    • @Bane2Face
      @Bane2Face 11 месяцев назад +8

      YAAAAAS!!!!!

    • @reign1701a
      @reign1701a 6 месяцев назад +8

      You're right,. I always saw it as both, however.

    • @AaronLitz
      @AaronLitz 5 месяцев назад +7

      That is absolutely what he was saying. It was full of regret, he had been living fueled by hatred and the Dark Side for so long he didn't think it was even possible to turn away.

    • @Svensk7119
      @Svensk7119 5 месяцев назад +2

      ​​@@AaronLitzIt wasn't. I always have thought that Anakin was the very first to ReTurn from the Dark Side. He made it possible, and all the books be danged. How else does he bring Balance to the Force?
      I just realized(remembered?) that not only did the Jedi return in Luke, they returned in his father.

    • @SupaFlyJedi
      @SupaFlyJedi 5 месяцев назад +4

      If you know Vader's backstory, you realize he never had freedom, there was ALWAYS someone he called master. After knowing that, the line "I MUST obey my master," hits a little differently.

  • @authorrayrogers
    @authorrayrogers 2 года назад +507

    "...I'm going to save you!"
    "You already have."
    That gets me every time.

    • @jerrypeacock2234
      @jerrypeacock2234 2 года назад +14

      Yeah hits me right in the feels every time.

    • @davidmarsden192
      @davidmarsden192 Год назад +5

      Me too!

    • @johnthehumanist2333
      @johnthehumanist2333 Год назад +5

      Gloria Steinem is Christian Bales step mother................
      she used to be a HUMANIST like me,
      "She's more matriarch now than woman,
      twisted and evil"
      🤔🙄😓

    • @deepannathan7049
      @deepannathan7049 Год назад +1

      @@jerrypeacock2234 😊

    • @DV_Dark_Jedi
      @DV_Dark_Jedi Год назад +9

      Agreed. Vader didn't destroy the Emperor, Anakin Skywalker was reborn and he was the one who put an end to the Emperor once and for all!

  • @nickmanzo8459
    @nickmanzo8459 2 года назад +1107

    Ironically the speeder bike chase in the woods wasn’t changed at all, that’s how it looked in ‘83

    • @3Kings_Industries
      @3Kings_Industries 2 года назад +41

      I remember seeing this w/ my dad, brother, and cousins in theaters. The theater had a video game arcade with two of the speeder bike games. That thing was So busy while this film was in theaters!

    • @grantshearer5615
      @grantshearer5615 2 года назад +17

      @@3Kings_Industries lucky. But I did get to watch it over and over for most of my childhood on weekend mornings.
      And, because I was 5 when Phantom Menace came out (and it's my first movie theater memory) Jar Jar was exactly what George intended him to be. Anakin (in all 3 prequels) was cool and relatable and exactly what George intended.
      As an adult though I can understand why people found Jar Jar annoying, but I still enjoy it

    • @hettbeans
      @hettbeans 2 года назад +31

      Yep, deceptively simple filmmaking there. They had someone walking through the forest with a steadicam rig and then sped the footage up. The rest is just standard issue compositing.

    • @pete_lind
      @pete_lind 2 года назад +24

      Lucas changed silly things , Jabbas palace door size , singer lips and desert monster .

    • @danielallen3454
      @danielallen3454 2 года назад +45

      @@pete_lind I was really irritated with the Sarlacc pit. The original effect was creepy and gross and mysterious. Now? It's a firkkin' BIRD! Look at it, it's even got a beak!

  • @deke76
    @deke76 2 года назад +931

    "I am a Jedi, like my father before me."
    In 44 years of Star Wars, this is still my favorite line and moment.

    • @The-Fishkeeper
      @The-Fishkeeper 2 года назад +11

      Quite possibly mine too.

    • @geetadhumane5793
      @geetadhumane5793 2 года назад +16

      Thats my favorite line in cinema history

    • @nathaniel04
      @nathaniel04 2 года назад +25

      Suuuch a fantastic line. I love "Tell your sister you were right" as well. What a great trilogy

    • @SarahLandry577
      @SarahLandry577 2 года назад +3

      Same!

    • @vietnameeseguy
      @vietnameeseguy 2 года назад +13

      Lol no way man😂😂 Han has THEE best lines in entire SW saga.
      “I don’t know fly casual”
      “We’re all fine here now, how are you? It was a boring conversation anyways. LUKE WERE GONNA HAVE COMPANY”
      “I’d rather kiss a Wookie!” “I CAN ARRANGE THAT!”
      “I grew up here you know?” “You’re gonna die here you know?”😂
      “Bobba Fett? Bobba Fett? Where?!”
      “I thought you were blind?!” “It’s alright I can see a lot a better”
      There’s so many amazing Han quotes, too many to count but they are the best ones😂

  • @BoaConstrictor126
    @BoaConstrictor126 2 года назад +271

    It took me a long time to realize that Vader and the Emperor were actually plotting against each other. Vader wanted to use his son to help him overthrow Palpatine and rule the galaxy with his son by his side. And Palpatine wanted to replace Vader with Luke as a stronger apprentice

    • @ravenzyblack
      @ravenzyblack Год назад +30

      There can only be TWO…master and apprentice.

    • @davidjuby7392
      @davidjuby7392 Год назад +11

      just when you think that you are the coolest guy in the universe you discover that you are nothing but a pawn.

    • @jughead4845
      @jughead4845 Год назад +40

      What's also interesting is that the Emperor says to Vader about Luke, "His compassion for you will be his undoing", when in fact it's Vader's compassion for his son that turned out to be the EMPEROR'S undoing. Fantastic stuff.

    • @Retrostar619
      @Retrostar619 Год назад +9

      That's how the sith roll.

    • @davidjuby7392
      @davidjuby7392 Год назад +5

      @@Retrostar619 being a Sith is not for the weak

  • @sassylittleprophet
    @sassylittleprophet 2 года назад +323

    "Your overconfidence is your weakness."
    I LOVE how Vader turns to look at Luke, like he's proud, impressed, maybe a little worried.

    • @morbidlyobeserobocop3038
      @morbidlyobeserobocop3038 2 года назад +27

      Anakin/Vader knew that about himself so it probably dug extra deep lol

    • @sassylittleprophet
      @sassylittleprophet 2 года назад +5

      @@morbidlyobeserobocop3038 oof! Probably

    • @CirqueDuFreak2000
      @CirqueDuFreak2000 2 года назад +43

      Also love that it's visibly the first time ANYONE ever gets under the Emperor's skin. The "your faith in your friends" comeback is clearly lashing out because he's not used to someone seeing through him.

    • @sassylittleprophet
      @sassylittleprophet 2 года назад +5

      @@CirqueDuFreak2000 FACTS, bro

    • @JohnSmith-wh2ob
      @JohnSmith-wh2ob 2 года назад +7

      YOUR FAITH IN YOUR FRIENDS IS YOURS

  • @generalgrievous696
    @generalgrievous696 2 года назад +520

    George Lucas actually talked to a psychologist and added that scene with Yoda confirming that Vader was Luke's father because Yoda was an authority figure. And most children would not believe that Vader was Luke's father unless there was someone like Yoda to confirm it.

    • @WesMordine
      @WesMordine 2 года назад +30

      Hello there...

    • @Johnadams20760
      @Johnadams20760 2 года назад +54

      it is true, actaully i can say honestly at least i was 6 when ESB came out. but it certianly felt adults and teenages all alike for 3 years were debating weather vader was lying or not, and just trying to to lie to get luke to join him. so the confiramtion acrtaully helped a lot. nobody really knew what to expect back than.

    • @brachiator1
      @brachiator1 2 года назад +26

      @@Johnadams20760 I took Vader at his word, but I can believe that there was fan debate in some places about whether this was true or not. I forget the degree to which Star Wars became a big thing in pop culture. It is still a fun saga after all these years.

    • @thomast8539
      @thomast8539 2 года назад +3

      And yet...these are just films.

    • @G1NZOU
      @G1NZOU 2 года назад +36

      @@thomast8539 They're stories, and people emotionally connect with stories.

  • @MrFlaschleer
    @MrFlaschleer 2 года назад +357

    "And they can adopt him!" I spilled my coffee all over the keyboard. I can't stop grinning about the future adventures of Han & Leia & their adopted ewok son.

    • @pbxn-3rdx-85percent
      @pbxn-3rdx-85percent 2 года назад +39

      Leia: Han our cat is missing.
      Han: Wicket! Did you eat the cat?

    • @zamhobby9662
      @zamhobby9662 2 года назад +4

      @@pbxn-3rdx-85percent I dont Wicket even eat a cat in star wars universe. The cat we seen so far is Loth Cat, and it's much bigger or the same size as Wicket.

    • @charlesballard5251
      @charlesballard5251 2 года назад +6

      I'm picturing Han walking with Wicket hand in hand and I'm hearing the theme from "The Courtship of Eddie's Father". "People let me tell ya 'bout my best friend".... BWHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!!

    • @ninjabluefyre3815
      @ninjabluefyre3815 2 года назад +11

      Wicket joins the Knights of Ren

    • @MrFlaschleer
      @MrFlaschleer 2 года назад +4

      @@ninjabluefyre3815 Wicket is all cute and giggles but she doesn't know that he is wanted for armed robbery and violent outbursts. He robbed several liquor stores wearing a long stick and smashed a lot of cantina interiors while under influence. The Mandalorian is still hunting him.

  • @JonahNelson7
    @JonahNelson7 2 года назад +120

    The random differences in pronunciation of names like Jabba is because George left it up to the actors how they wanted to say the words to make it feel like there are dialectal differences and stuff

  • @shack8110
    @shack8110 2 года назад +91

    The entire speeder chase on Endor was completely in the original theatrical release. It was awesome.

    • @robertpeterson8539
      @robertpeterson8539 Год назад +12

      Lucas had his camera man walk through the redwoods and then v played jit at35 x. Speed

    • @joshuaehrnwald8745
      @joshuaehrnwald8745 Месяц назад +1

      Yup -- every single last frame of the Endor speeder bike-chase is totally unaltered from the original 1983 theatrical release.

    • @turbopokey
      @turbopokey 29 дней назад

      They invented a entirely new camera setup in order to film that scene without the bumps and jostles of ordinary walking, and that is how Hollywood got the “Steady-cam”.

  • @weoui5
    @weoui5 2 года назад +72

    Fun Fact: The Phrase "I've got a bad feeling about this" is in every Star Wars movie.

    • @therealborgx
      @therealborgx 2 года назад +5

      @@zx713 The phrase is also occasionally referenced by having a character say "I have a good feeling about this"
      Solo: A Star Wars Story
      "I have a really good feeling about this!"
      ―Han Solo, when he takes over piloting the Millennium Falcon out of the maelstrom.

  • @ItchyNavel
    @ItchyNavel 2 года назад +213

    The force connection that Luke had with Leia while hanging from the bottom of cloud city was your clue that Leia was force sensitive, which doesn't necessarily mean that she is a skywalker, but it at least would be a reason for Luke's mind to go there.

    • @ItApproaches
      @ItApproaches 2 года назад +22

      Also how many female humans did Luke ever see lol.

    • @Grace-ir8er
      @Grace-ir8er Год назад +4

      @@ItApproaches There's actually a joke about that in the Lego Droid Tales series! Yoda thinks that Luke was able to sense it through the Force, at which point Luke tells him that no, she's just the only girl he's ever met.

  • @chrisschmalhofer4348
    @chrisschmalhofer4348 2 года назад +149

    Fun fact: Han’s line about “not seeing her again” was supposed to be foreshadowing. The Millennium Falcon was not supposed to survive the Death Star explosion, but test audiences hated it so it was changed to shooting through the fireball and surviving.

    • @TheYeti6000
      @TheYeti6000 2 года назад +14

      So was Lando originally supposed to die?

    • @chrisschmalhofer4348
      @chrisschmalhofer4348 2 года назад +14

      @@TheYeti6000 yep. The Falcon was not supposed to make it. They reshot the fireball and the Falcon flying through it and Lando’s cheer.

    • @nathanielreik6617
      @nathanielreik6617 Год назад +5

      Originally Han also wasn't gonna survive.

    • @THEonlyAEON
      @THEonlyAEON Год назад +7

      I'm a little conflicted when it comes to things like this. When a film is meant to have something with a big emotional moment but because it upsets the audience it changes. If it was done in a bad way I guess I get it though.

    • @TheNoiseySpectator
      @TheNoiseySpectator Год назад +2

      After considering it for many years, I would have rather the explosion of the Emperor had destroyed the Death Star.

  • @Soleya9
    @Soleya9 2 года назад +65

    13:00 The moment when Yoda is so tired of Luke's questions he just dies.

  • @Pingthescribe
    @Pingthescribe 2 года назад +217

    Lando's co-pilot is actually speaking a real language called Haya, found in Kenya. Apparently he's saying ridiculous lines ("Ten thousand elephants are on my foot!") which made Kenyan audiences laugh their asses off. They managed to track down the same actor to record lines for Episode 7.

    • @metetural9140
      @metetural9140 2 года назад +6

      TIL Nien Nunb is Kenyan, or are Sullustian's Kenyan?

    • @totallyanonymousbish9599
      @totallyanonymousbish9599 2 года назад +28

      There is no episode 7.

    • @DamonNomad82
      @DamonNomad82 2 года назад +4

      I remember Carrie Fisher talking about Nien Nunb when she hosted the Sci-Fi Channel's first broadcasting of the Star Wars Trilogy in the early 1990s. She said one of his lines in Haya translated to "Hey, you! Come over here, right now!"

    • @AndrewBoniface09
      @AndrewBoniface09 2 года назад +13

      what episode 7? There are only 6 episodes...

    • @leoburgermanstudios3204
      @leoburgermanstudios3204 2 года назад +1

      hopefully he got those elephants off his foot

  • @whatwhat98
    @whatwhat98 2 года назад +270

    In the VHS version, vader never said "no" as he picked up the emperor. It wasn't needed, his actions said everything

    • @thatperformer3879
      @thatperformer3879 2 года назад +52

      It makes the scene comical. Like why change what worked after 40 years?

    • @lapelcelery42
      @lapelcelery42 2 года назад +49

      Like almost every change made in these versions - unnecessary at best, detrimental at worst. The original cuts are still the best.

    • @tFighterPilot
      @tFighterPilot 2 года назад +31

      Everyone complains about Greedo shooting, but this here is by far the worst change.

    • @ThisIsMyFullName
      @ThisIsMyFullName 2 года назад +9

      Honestly, I always thought the scene felt kinda empty because he didn't say anything. Not that he necessarily had to say "no", but when I first saw it I felt like the scene called out to a line. Maybe because we can't see Vader's facial expression.

    • @tombanaski3251
      @tombanaski3251 2 года назад +20

      @@thatperformer3879 blame Lucas. As he crapped the bed with the 3 prequel movies, though he didn't direct the Empire Strikes Back nor the Return of the Jedi, his hand was on the later digital edits, so he got to screw those up too. Just be happy we didn't see a digital Jar Jar Binks added to the original trilogy.

  • @coyotej4895
    @coyotej4895 2 года назад +107

    LMAO My daughter was watching this with me when you said "Awkard, So does Vader know that Leia is his daughter? Hay! Didn't He torture her back at the Deathstar at the beginning?" My Daughter pipes up with all too much of a serious tone, "Hay they have a complicated Family dynamic don't judge." I could not stop laughing for the rest of the reaction.

    • @NostalgicMem0ries
      @NostalgicMem0ries Год назад

      original trilogie what got most today people into incest fetish for sure :D

    • @zillobeast5257
      @zillobeast5257 5 месяцев назад +1

      By that comment alone i can tell you let your daughter watch way too much tiktok

  • @Greybeardmedic
    @Greybeardmedic Год назад +30

    If you notice in the credits that Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher are ALL on the first top line of the cast. They considered themselves equals, and it has always been reported that they were really good friends. Many many years later it was discovered that Carrie and Harrison had a short affair during the filming of the first Star Wars, but it appears that they remained professional.

    • @DV_Dark_Jedi
      @DV_Dark_Jedi Год назад +9

      Carrie wrote about it in her final book. She was 19, he was in his 30s. He was in the middle of a divorce or something like that

  • @SkunkworksProps
    @SkunkworksProps 2 года назад +810

    I've always thought Yoda's advice to Luke of "Do not underestimate the powers of the Emperor, or suffer your fathers fate you will," was not very helpful. What might have been very useful was "Do not underestimate the powers of the Emperor, he can shoot lightning from his fingers."

    • @jesmasa1
      @jesmasa1 2 года назад +11

      😄

    • @realburglazofficial2613
      @realburglazofficial2613 2 года назад +103

      “Do not underestimate the power of the Emperor. He started as a senator from Naboo, now look at him! Building _another_ Deathstar and shit”

    • @rickblaine9670
      @rickblaine9670 2 года назад +41

      He was talking about his power to corrupt and deceive more than about his power in the physical dimension. I mean, Anakin’s fate - that Yoda references - was not getting fried with lightning, it was getting corrupted by the Emperor’s fake promises and illusions.

    • @SkunkworksProps
      @SkunkworksProps 2 года назад +39

      @@rickblaine9670 Thank you for your explanation. I will remember it the next time I think about making a joke.

    • @k1productions87
      @k1productions87 2 года назад +34

      "Whatever you do, Luke, do NOT throw away your Lightsaber, it can absorb the li..." *Luke tosses his saber away* "... well shoot"

  • @kevinhammond2361
    @kevinhammond2361 2 года назад +255

    The reason Vader died, is that when he picked the Emperor up, the Emperor re-directed his Force Lightning to Vader (you can see it curving around to strike Vader), fatally damaging the life-support system in Vader's suit

    • @humanfromearth9671
      @humanfromearth9671 2 года назад

      No, Vader died becuse he was the villain. The method is mostly irrelevant

    • @TherealRNOwwfpooh
      @TherealRNOwwfpooh 2 года назад +23

      @@humanfromearth9671 No, when he turned, he became a Jedi again, hence the _Return of the Jedi_ aspect of the film's title, even though Yoda had stated that, with Vader gone, Luke would be the "Last Jedi" (well before the J.J. Abrams-directed Disney film to use *that title* of course). Darth Vader, redeemed as Anakin Skywalker, died a good guy. The Emperor did fatally wound him, channeling his Force Lightning into Darth Vader's electronic support system, essentially destroying the breathing apparatus that had kept the man machine alive.

    • @humanfromearth9671
      @humanfromearth9671 2 года назад +5

      @@TherealRNOwwfpooh I see your point. Maybe its both. He died a good man, but becoming a good man killed the villain. So we're both right, mate. May the force be with you.

    • @TherealRNOwwfpooh
      @TherealRNOwwfpooh 2 года назад

      @@humanfromearth9671 Same to you. Or as rival Trekkies would say, "Live long & prosper." Yes, I enjoy BOTH sci-fi epics (Star Wars AND Star Trek), although I am not a die-hard nerd junkie for either (although, I do admit, however, to preferring the pre-edited versions of the OT than I do the edited versions we've gotten since George Lucas has been in bed with Disney, well before Disney ultimately bought out LucasFilm, Ltd.).

    • @humanfromearth9671
      @humanfromearth9671 2 года назад +3

      @@TherealRNOwwfpooh I'm a Babylon5 heretic lol, but I prefer the original Star Wars too. I haven't even watched the last one and I saw the first one when it came out. We used to play Star Wars in the playground and I'd always end up being a Tusken Raider for some reason lol

  • @caretaker158
    @caretaker158 2 года назад +31

    Wicket the Ewok (the "cute" one who "captured" Leia, was played by Warwick Davis... who an entire generation, and more, know as Professor Flitwick in the Harry Potter series... but a lot of us of a certain age also remember him fondly from Willow, another to add to your need to check out movie list

    • @chrismaverick9828
      @chrismaverick9828 Год назад +1

      Warwick Davis' filmography is pretty extensive. He is, probably, the most filmed little person in the world.

  • @glennjones7633
    @glennjones7633 2 года назад +27

    FYI. Wedge is the best star fighter in the galaxy during this time. He is the only rebel to kill imperials in flight in all 3 films. Not to mention saving Luke's bacon in Episode 4. Love all your reactions!

  • @PhailedGamer
    @PhailedGamer 2 года назад +81

    "I never thought I'd say this sentence *again*..."
    It was the "again" part that had me rolling.

    • @lordstarkiller2010
      @lordstarkiller2010 2 года назад

      when did she said that??? 🤔

    • @tysonic777
      @tysonic777 2 года назад +4

      Yeah, I’m on the fence about wanting to know that backstory

    • @rjkennett934
      @rjkennett934 2 года назад +12

      I think the "again" reference was to her Terminator 2 reaction, but yeah... funny as heck!

    • @PrincessSnowbelle
      @PrincessSnowbelle 2 года назад +3

      I came here just to see if someone was going to mention this...because, I have questions! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @samuelrasquero3394
      @samuelrasquero3394 2 года назад +7

      hahahaha 10:03 and yes.. T2 reference to this ruclips.net/video/LMdGbUHdmM0/видео.html

  • @EinhornIsFinkle1
    @EinhornIsFinkle1 2 года назад +366

    “Star Wars fans back in the day must’ve loved this getup.”
    Ummm we still love that getup....

    • @robstoll7542
      @robstoll7542 2 года назад +19

      Carrie Fisher actually wanted to wear that outfit. She was tired of wearing long, shapeless robes in all her scenes.

    • @WesMordine
      @WesMordine 2 года назад +8

      Forever and ever.

    • @thedeadroachsociety4083
      @thedeadroachsociety4083 2 года назад +8

      Thank whatever for cosplay

    • @GeryonM
      @GeryonM 2 года назад +3

      @@robstoll7542 she had just lost some weight and wanted to show off.

    • @ericwalker8636
      @ericwalker8636 2 года назад +3

      That's exactly how I responded out loud when she said that. 😆

  • @ryanehlis426
    @ryanehlis426 9 месяцев назад +17

    “Communication is key to a healthy relationship leia” 😂

  • @bignick2k215
    @bignick2k215 9 месяцев назад +62

    The music that plays when Luke viciously attacks Vader after talking about Leia, always gives me goosebumps.
    The entire fate of the galaxy rests on that fight.

    • @SmokeNoMirrors
      @SmokeNoMirrors 5 месяцев назад +2

      Goosebumps! Absolutely! Every freaking time! Lol

    • @markmalmstrm5242
      @markmalmstrm5242 5 месяцев назад

      @@SmokeNoMirrors really not - the attack on the death star had begun already

    • @ninjabearpress2574
      @ninjabearpress2574 5 месяцев назад +1

      I might duck a fight when it's just me, but say you're going after any of my sisters and I will beat you down so yeah, that scene resonated with me as well.

    • @Arthezius
      @Arthezius 5 месяцев назад +1

      That scene and that music used to fill me with awe when I was a kid. It was so powerful. Still is, but I am older and more bitter than when I was 10.

  • @tuber2kh
    @tuber2kh 2 года назад +174

    Cassie: "What are these things called? AT&T?"
    I'm dead, lol
    Also.... what happened to the stormtroopers? The teddy bears were about to EAT the main characters, and then after the battle, there's empty stormtrooper helmets being used as drums. Where did all the meat go though? Where did all the human-eating teddy bears put all that human meat? Um, I have some news for you....

    • @ziggystardog
      @ziggystardog 2 года назад +16

      I’ll remind you that “The New AT&T” logo looked like the Deathstar

    •  2 года назад +9

      She said AT-AT but in Canadian it sounds like AT&T. 😂

    • @tempsitch5632
      @tempsitch5632 2 года назад +11

      She was close. They are actually called T-Mobiles.

    • @charlesballard5251
      @charlesballard5251 2 года назад +4

      @@tempsitch5632 BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!!!!

    • @ivaylomladenov3185
      @ivaylomladenov3185 2 года назад +5

      @@charlesballard5251 Where did all the meat go?!... Yeah..., - about that...

  • @johnk9924
    @johnk9924 2 года назад +107

    "Never thought I'd say this again, but thats what you get for licking my face!"
    Made me laugh so hard 🤣 😆 😂

    • @TheBatDERP
      @TheBatDERP 2 года назад +8

      Wait, what does she mean by 'again' ? lol

    • @argetlam05
      @argetlam05 2 года назад +10

      @@TheBatDERP Same thing happened in Terminator 2.

    • @jebledbetter2117
      @jebledbetter2117 2 года назад +2

      What made her say that the first time? Asking for a friend?

  • @DusktheDragon
    @DusktheDragon 2 года назад +14

    They don't change the looks of the Stormtrooper armor, but it's actually the different versions of Trooper armor made for different units and roles. The standard trooper armor you see the most is standard BlasTech armor for universal use. The armor you see worn by the troopers on the speeder bikes are Scout Troopers, used by Scouts, Recon Units, Snipers, and drivers. And the Wierd robe-like armor you see worn in episode 5 on that Ice planet are Snowtroopers, built for freezing temperatures. They do a similar thing for Clone Trooper Armor during the Clone Wars

  • @RetroClassic66
    @RetroClassic66 2 года назад +22

    Cassie, your reaction to see Luke getting zapped over and over by the Emperor, while Vader just stood and watched, was EXACTLY like mine was when I saw this film on opening day.
    A little backstory - I'd been patiently awaiting the day ROTJ opened since 1980, as I loved (and still love) THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK immensely. During the intervening years, I'd become friends with some guys who went to my high school who were also huge Star Wars fans (one went on to work in special effects on several movies & TV shows and later co-founded a CGI effects company), and we agreed to meet at this one big theater in Southern California (where we all lived) on opening day. I showed up at around 8 pm the night before, only to find out that the midnight and 3 am showings were sold out, and my friends had been able to get tickets to the 3 am showing. I was able to get a ticket to the 9 am showing, though, and since they were such good buddies (and huge fans), they also got tickets to the 9 am showing too, so we could see it all together, and after spending the night in line with dozens of other dedicated Star Wars fans, sleeping for maybe 2 or 3 hours max on a concrete step outside the theater with my sleeping bag and my pillow (inside a Star Wars pillowcase), after seeing how excited they were after the 3 am showing, but not spoiling it for me, and getting more and more excited myself for what I was about to see, we all went in to the 9 am show with our belongings and got seated.
    I still remember to this day, when the Emperor was literally killing Luke, and seeing Vader just watch, me literally SCREAMING at the screen along with everyone else (and the sound was so loud inside the auditorium I could barely hear my own screaming) "DO SOMETHING!" (just like you did!), thinking to myself "no, they CAN'T end it this way!," and then seeing Vader seize the Emperor......WE. WENT. BERSERK.
    I swear to you, Cassie, you have never seen 1000 exhausted Star Wars nerds go absolutely insane with joy inside a movie theater like we did that day, May 25,1983. I can only imagine what we looked like, just spazzing out like we too were being hit with millions of volts of electricity, ready to literally start bouncing off the theater auditorium walls. I even remember the sound that came out of me. It was something like a cat doing an impersonation of an opera soprano being strangled underwater. It was just a moment of pure unadulterated ecstasy.
    You know, just for fun, kind of as a follow-up to all these Star Wars reactions you've done, I'd really like to see you go to a Star Wars convention one day and react to the fans, especially the fans in costume. I think you might be surprised at how many female fans there are in Star Wars fandom.

    • @StuartKoehl
      @StuartKoehl 5 месяцев назад +1

      It's not the volts, it's the amps that hurt.

  • @jackfoxx6351
    @jackfoxx6351 2 года назад +169

    Something about Anakin telling Luke, that he was right about the good in him; it always gets me.

  • @dubworldvwadventures
    @dubworldvwadventures 2 года назад +368

    Your reaction in disbelief watching Vader watching the Emperor trying to kill Luke and just standing by was what I experienced as a 13 year old boy in the theater. Everyone was screaming for Vader to do something. When he did, the theater erupted! Watch the original cut where Vader is silent. They sadly added him saying no in the special edition. I think him silently grabbing the Emperor adds more drama.

    • @dallassukerkin6878
      @dallassukerkin6878 2 года назад +16

      Absolute truth! We are all indebted to George for creating the story in the first place ... but he can't stop meddling! And then ... there is Jar Jar Binks, a travesty that cannot be forgiven.

    • @supermantrickshots
      @supermantrickshots 2 года назад +18

      I know some may not like the addition of the "no" line. Personally I like it. I think it adds more to the scene and it shows more of Anakin breaking the bond that "Vader" had on him. I tear up everytime i see this part. I think it was a great addition. But that is just me. The cool thing is that everyone can have their likes and dislikes.

    • @Don-ol8ze
      @Don-ol8ze 2 года назад +19

      I prefer the more subtle version myself. Any "Nooo!" in a movie risks being cliche - so why use it when the audience can interpret Vader's struggle and redemption for themselves?

    • @kodeshikou464
      @kodeshikou464 2 года назад +15

      Honestly I’d rather take Jar Jar over the script writing for episode 8 and 9, personally. And a “no” free Vader. His silence as the score squeals higher and louder feels much more powerful in that he totally takes the emperor by surprise without a word, and fulfills the prophecy at long last.

    • @BogusLion
      @BogusLion 2 года назад +5

      @@supermantrickshots "The cool thing is that everyone can have their likes and dislikes." no it's not. You can't have the original untouched by crazy senile George nowadays in 4K or bluray, so no, not everyone can have their likes and dislikes. Zoomers like you can have the piece of garbage that is called the special edition, which sadly was what she saw. But the real rebels and the real resistance have the despecialized edition in blu ray quality, which is way better than any crap that Lucas invented in the 90s. By the way, her reaction at 16:15 shows exactly what we original purists are talking about. She never saw the movies, she thinks the special effects done in the 80s are the special effects added by George in the 90s...(that's how good they stand in time, I mean it's a joke... it looks like made by amateurs, just like the "Noooo") I mean, she is the proof that the crappy cgi was horrible and doesn't stand even today. I mean this movie, out of all the 3 originals, was the one that got more destroyed by crazy george. Jabbas palace music is atroucious, cgi horrible on any standard, he destroyed this movie. No, you can't have likes or dislikes when you change art, if Leonardo Da Vinci would come back from his grave and put a mustache on mona lisa, gioconda, or some eye brows, it wouldn't be the same thing. One thing that great directors and artists know is that "less is more". Wake up and smell the coffee zoomer.

  • @rightwired
    @rightwired Год назад +6

    I was 10 when my dad took my brother and I to see this on opening day. Instead of going home and waiting for the next show - in two hours, he bought tickets and we played video games until it was show time. He made sure were we first in the theatre.
    "Pick any seat you want" he said as we walked into the empty theatre. God we miss him.

  • @d4mdcykey
    @d4mdcykey Год назад +12

    For various reasons, this is my favorite film in all of the franchise. When this was released it's hard to describe how mindblowing and exciting it was.

  • @Thrui
    @Thrui 2 года назад +103

    I laughed my ass off at the "what are those called? The AT&Ts". Love these genuine reactions

  • @joshuagarnham9703
    @joshuagarnham9703 2 года назад +386

    “How did Luke get to Leia?” Well she’s the only woman in space.

    • @TheRawrnstuff
      @TheRawrnstuff 2 года назад +30

      Do you know something about Aunt Beru and Mon Mothma we don't?
      Joking aside, it's true that there are very few women shown in the original trilogy, especially so if you exclude "aliens" like Oola. We see some women in the cloud city, and some in the resistance, but it's definitely not a 50/50 split between men and women.

    • @frightenedsoul
      @frightenedsoul 2 года назад +19

      @@TheRawrnstuff in fairness it’s largely a war movie, and the military has historically been mostly men. Although George envisioned all sorts of odd aliens and cultures so our history with war should have no bearing on the film in theory.

    • @brachiator1
      @brachiator1 2 года назад +22

      @@frightenedsoul In fairness, it is a sci fi fantasy film set in a fictional universe. Lucas could have any gender ratio he wanted. There is no reason to use human history as a frame of reference.

    • @marybeth1644
      @marybeth1644 2 года назад +22

      Remember when Luke was hanging off the Death Star after his arm was cut off (at the end of The Empire Strikes Back)and he whispered, “Leila, hear me…”
      And Leia told Lando, “We have to go back.”
      That was the moment we all knew they were connected by a higher power although I don’t think many people thought they were twins at the time.

    • @Blazeor2
      @Blazeor2 2 года назад +9

      @@brachiator1 In fairness, nobody knows how many of the storm troopers / scout troopers / pilots in armor at both sides are women... like the operators in Echo Base on Hoth etc.

  • @typingcomments
    @typingcomments 2 года назад +15

    For nostalgic reasons, this is my favorite of the series. Your reactions were priceless. Absolutely loved watching this. Thank you.

    • @mike-mz6yz
      @mike-mz6yz Год назад +1

      as a kid this was my favorite. my best friend in elementary school had the original versions on VHS which was how I first watched them...not in order mind you....out of the three I think we watched Jedi like 100 times Hope a good 8 times and empire only 2 or 3. Now Empire is my favorite, but Jedi is the most nostalgic.

  • @kennedy6587
    @kennedy6587 2 года назад +19

    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the “Leia is Luke’s sister” reaction was perfect 👌🏻 everyone felt that way

  • @PeterEvansPeteTakesPictures
    @PeterEvansPeteTakesPictures 2 года назад +260

    "Okay men, we need a super-stealthy camouflage squad to infiltrate a forest planet. Remember, stealth will be the keynote to infiltrate this Imperial base." "Great! Shall we take along the loud, campy, arm-waving golden-droid as well?" "Sure why not."

    • @chasfaulkner2548
      @chasfaulkner2548 2 года назад

      PMSL

    • @tamkin007
      @tamkin007 2 года назад

      That's bugged me since the film was released

    • @Swonder1972
      @Swonder1972 2 года назад +3

      Those plot holes were filled in by force puddy on Skywalker ranch. Lucas would realize, after the fact, C3PO was to be pseudo God for the Ewok delta force. Whom, in turn, took out the Emperor's entire legion with trees and ropes...

    • @xotube2206
      @xotube2206 2 года назад +1

      Imagine future ewoks having ARs and shit, being all serious and pro deploying in some flying troop transport. Ewok Delta Force huua!

    • @danballe
      @danballe 2 года назад +5

      @@Swonder1972 Hindsitght is 2020, picture that C3PO was the interpreter link to have the fur balls help them get to the shield generator and destroy it

  • @danielmorency2242
    @danielmorency2242 2 года назад +115

    Stormtroopers have different types. The "regular" ones are the standard shock trooper. For the cold regions, they have Snowtroopers... For forest type places, they have Scout-troopers, etc... All adapted to their specific terrain.

    • @joerogers9413
      @joerogers9413 2 года назад +5

      I'd argue snowtroopers are just regular storm troopers wearing cold weather gear, but agreed. Scout troopers are a specialized unit.

    • @Houldey
      @Houldey 2 года назад +8

      Also for a bit of a behind the scenes reasoning, Star Wars was a money making behemoth - more stormtrooper variants = more toys = more sales.

    • @joerogers9413
      @joerogers9413 2 года назад +4

      🙂
      Yeah, George Lucas merchandised the hell out of Star Wars back then.

    • @B_B-420
      @B_B-420 2 года назад +6

      @@joerogers9413 Which is why Spaceballs wasn't allowed to produce any merchandise, under the direct orders of Lucas.

    • @gdiaz8827
      @gdiaz8827 2 года назад +3

      Why dont scout troopers have camouflage

  • @inconspicuousalien519
    @inconspicuousalien519 2 года назад +19

    "Oh my gosh, he loved his sister." Had me dying.

    • @markfisher2683
      @markfisher2683 4 месяца назад

      Definitely a kiss on the mouth🫦😏

  • @StephenLuke
    @StephenLuke Год назад +7

    10:28
    In the original 1983 version, Solo said “It's all right! Trust me!” when the remastered version came out he said, “It's all right! I can see a lot better!”

  • @johntravis8894
    @johntravis8894 2 года назад +36

    Lost it at
    "Never thought I'd say this again... That's for licking my face.." LMAO

    • @Rastafaustian
      @Rastafaustian 2 года назад +1

      Again?

    • @golferrivaler6358
      @golferrivaler6358 2 года назад +1

      Is there a story behind that????

    • @OisinClissmann
      @OisinClissmann 2 года назад +7

      @@golferrivaler6358 I think her Terminator2 reaction, where the orderly licked Sarah's face in the mental hospital and he later got what he deserved.

    • @joshuad6553
      @joshuad6553 2 года назад

      @@OisinClissmann Let's hope it doesn't become a thing, like the Wilhelm scream and Star Wars' love of dismemberment.

  • @namelessjedi2242
    @namelessjedi2242 2 года назад +298

    The “hoverboard jetski” chase was unchanged from the original. Effects in the 80’s were good, too. 😁👍

    • @reesebn38
      @reesebn38 2 года назад +8

      Ya I saw it in 70mm Opening night May 25 1983. The Speeder bikes looked amazing!!It blew our minds. Just like in Empire the Asteroid chase was amazing in 70mm. The great thing about George Lucas Star Wars every movie gave us had something we had seen before. Pod Racing anyone.

    • @Arcexey
      @Arcexey 2 года назад +7

      @@reesebn38 no I don't want to pod race. I want that buried deep

    • @KinseySS
      @KinseySS 2 года назад +8

      @@Arcexey no way, the pod race was great! One of the few great scenes of that movie

    • @eirikrdberg1161
      @eirikrdberg1161 2 года назад +5

      @@reesebn38 me too saw all three in the theatre in 77 80 83. Have not Even seen the crap made lately.

    • @TheHumanFly516
      @TheHumanFly516 2 года назад +9

      The new effects are ironically the bad ones.

  • @mark_tolver
    @mark_tolver 5 месяцев назад +3

    That moment at the end when you said “They did it! The Emperor’s dead. Death Vader’s dead. Their Death Star 2.0’s destroyed. We win!!” That “We win!!” bit was just adorable! It was like a moment of pure Star Wars love and we all totally get it. 😂

  • @HabitualMedia
    @HabitualMedia 2 года назад +6

    You calling AT-AT’s ‘AT&T guys’ is one of my favorite Star Wars viewing moments

  • @thedragon133
    @thedragon133 2 года назад +321

    32:20 Yes, Wedge Antilles, the best starfighter pilot of the Rebel Alliance (aside from Luke, maybe). The only one who was in both Death Star battles in a starfighter. The man, the myth, the legend!

    • @alexv6324
      @alexv6324 2 года назад +43

      Also, the actor is Ewan McGregor's uncle.

    • @abrahamromero3910
      @abrahamromero3910 2 года назад +29

      And Ewan went to go see his uncle in a movie and got Star Wars!

    • @metetural9140
      @metetural9140 2 года назад +7

      Unsung hero

    • @greyrock9747
      @greyrock9747 2 года назад +18

      I went as Wedge for Halloween as a kid. I was mad everybody thought I was Luke.

    • @x3tc1
      @x3tc1 2 года назад +7

      Wedge was always one of my favourites!

  • @BigDumbDummy
    @BigDumbDummy 2 года назад +63

    Fun fact: Yoda confirmed Vader is Luke's father because George Lucas had contacted psychologists when he was concerned about the ending of Empire. Children would think Vader was lying because he's the bad guy, so to reinforce it and make it true to them, he needed a hero to confirm it so they would believe it.

    • @arkwill14
      @arkwill14 2 года назад +10

      Interesting. As a 8-year old kid who saw _Empire Strikes Back_ in the theatres I can tell you that was EXACTLY what I thought. I remember telling my parents that Vader _must_ be lying. It wasn't until _Return of the Jedi_ that I think I accepted it 100%.

    • @NeuroticNomadic
      @NeuroticNomadic 2 года назад +5

      @@arkwill14 I was 9 when ESB came out, and was 100% convinced Vader was lying,

    • @mikegoodwin2386
      @mikegoodwin2386 2 года назад +4

      I was about 13, and I wasn't sure. I was leaning towards the "Vader is lying" theory though. I didn't really believe it until I saw JEDI.

    • @kd5you1
      @kd5you1 2 года назад +1

      @@nickma71 I think he got upset because all of his lines including 'I killed your father" were replaced by James Earl Jones' lines. The original line was "I killed your father" but later changed to "I am your father" when Jones' lines were dubbed in.

    • @jennym2276
      @jennym2276 2 года назад +4

      True dat. I drove my father crazy, insisting that Vader was a bold face liar and there was NO WAY that he was Luke's father. I was one of those children who needed that confirmation.

  • @raycluney7466
    @raycluney7466 2 года назад +9

    I was nine years old when this came out in the theaters and seeing Darth Vader’s face was mind blowing to me at the time.

  • @colormedubious4747
    @colormedubious4747 Год назад +8

    You realize that those adorable "Teddy bears" ATE the stormtroopers that they killed, don't you? 🤣🤣🤣

  • @psyrixx
    @psyrixx 2 года назад +118

    Notice how in Jabba's Palace as Luke is addressing Jabba he takes steps to get closer and closer to the platform Jabba is sitting on ... and the entire room full of characters mimics his movements. He had control of everyone in the chamber except for Jabba and was influencing them to demonstrate his power. SUPER awesome little detail that I rarely see people mention.

    • @Vchk1917
      @Vchk1917 2 года назад +10

      I didn't know that!
      Awesome!

    • @orangewarm1
      @orangewarm1 2 года назад +6

      That's probably to get every character in the shot. Lucas wasn't using a wide lens there.

    • @Linerunner99
      @Linerunner99 2 года назад +2

      @@orangewarm1 Yeah, because keeping the extras in shot is important. lol

    • @ThePorpoisepower
      @ThePorpoisepower 2 года назад +12

      Uhm... no. That's just Jabba's sycophants moving up to surround him in case there's a fight... if Luke was really in control of them all they wouldn't have stopped him from blasting Jabba.

    • @StickFigureStudios
      @StickFigureStudios 2 года назад +1

      Yeah, what Porpoise Power said. Luke is not controlling them. I never thought that.

  • @houdin654jeff
    @houdin654jeff 2 года назад +235

    The speeder bike chase is actually a pretty cool trick. They way they shot it was to walk through a redwood forest with a steady cam shooting one frame per second, so when you play it back at normal speed, it looks like your whipping through the forest. Totally original, no CG except for blue screen, as shot in the 80s.
    Edit: also, this movie came out in 1983, the first prequel came out 16 years later in 1999. The prequels get a lot of hate, some deserved, some not, but I think if you're willing to go along with them, they're a fun ride with a bit of tragedy thrown in. Enjoy them when you get to them, glad to see you embracing the galaxy far far away.

    • @Mugthraka
      @Mugthraka 2 года назад +23

      The only real issues with the prequels are that the dialogues arn't that good, its a lot of expostion and people talking about stuff, but you don't really feel much about what they're talking about.
      Lucas said it himself that he was a Storyteller, but a bad dialogues writter.
      The difference is that with the OG trilogy, he was younger, and some of the cast was his age or older, Ford for instance, helped rewrite some of the dialogues so that they felt more natural, cause HE was helping the casting team to give the cast their lines During the casting process of the first movie (thats how he finaly got Han's part by the way, since Lucas din't want him in it at first)
      So each characters dialogues had inputs of their actors and other people, wich in the end helped it feel more organic and natural.
      By the time the Prequels came, Lucas had that Demi-God of Cinema Aura and reputation, HE was the Dude that Made Star wArs, one of the Most profitable franchise in the history.
      So No one on set in the prequels ever dared to say anything about the corny and cheesy dialogues or the exposition dumps and how unnatural it felt.
      Specially not the Younger cast, like Nathalie portman who was like 17-18 at the time, and the older cast members respected him too much to say anything and thougth it would be fine.
      Cause outside of that, the movies arn't bad, some plot holes here and there, but the action and environements are cool and it has many Strong Moments, specially in EP3

    • @doubleT84
      @doubleT84 2 года назад +4

      Woah, 16 years between that and 22 years since the prequel. I feel old.

    • @wolfmanjack3451
      @wolfmanjack3451 2 года назад +5

      Shot on location the Smith river valley,Sequoia national forest California.

    • @dirus3142
      @dirus3142 2 года назад +4

      The tragedy is the reason why they suck.

    • @Corn_Pone_Flicks
      @Corn_Pone_Flicks 2 года назад +14

      Blue screen is not "CG." CG means "computer generated," and has nothing to do with bluescreen photography, which predates the existence of computers. Composites were achieved by rephotographing separate images onto a single piece of film in an optical printer. It was a giant pain, and pretty much no one in the industry misses it, as it was always a giant crapshoot as to how well it would work.

  • @BKPrice
    @BKPrice 2 года назад +10

    I'll just put it this way: when we saw episodes 5 and 6 in the theaters we cheered when they started. When we saw that famous text scroll at the beginning of The Phantom Menace, the cheering was so much more powerful. We hadn't known when the original trilogy ended that we would get the prequels, and when it was revealed the excitement was palpable. I don't think there has ever been more excitement during a Star Wars movie opening than The Phantom Menace. Not even The Force Awakens.

    • @chrismaverick9828
      @chrismaverick9828 Год назад +2

      Too bad it sucked as a plot line and felt forced towards merchandising throughout it all. It was the worst of all Star Wars films, with perhaps a possible exception if you count the Christmas Special.

  • @GeometricMason
    @GeometricMason 2 года назад +6

    7:19 I love your "wrap them up in a blanket" instincts.

  • @mrfantastic407
    @mrfantastic407 2 года назад +66

    Cassie: "So the whole world is free now? No more Empire, right?"
    Imperial Remnant: "Allow me to introduce myself..."

    • @realburglazofficial2613
      @realburglazofficial2613 2 года назад +17

      Imperial Remnant are kinda like Trump supporters!
      “Your Emperor is dead and your Deathstar blew up”
      “But we are still in charge aren’t we?”

    • @AaAaAaA-ni6es
      @AaAaAaA-ni6es 2 года назад +10

      @@realburglazofficial2613 shut up dude

    • @OFAleague
      @OFAleague 2 года назад +4

      @@realburglazofficial2613 They're different and are like with Thrawn (grand admiral of the empire), a few Imperial officers and a reworked sith order not too long later in Korriban

    • @Svensk7119
      @Svensk7119 Год назад

      @@realburglazofficial2613 That is an insult to maga supporters, given how bad they were....😉

  • @RoyFokker93
    @RoyFokker93 2 года назад +245

    Two things that got people mad about the changes Lucas did in this movie:
    -When Vader killed the emperor, he didn't yell "NO" originally. Through just cinematography you could sense Vader's conflict while watching the emperor killing Luke.
    -At the end, the one that appeared as a force ghost alongside Obi Wan and Yoda was the original Vader's actor (the one you see when Luke took off his helmet). Lucas changed it and added the actor from the prequels.

    • @danholmesfilm
      @danholmesfilm 2 года назад +69

      Also the BS Jabba musical number

    • @birchflash7457
      @birchflash7457 2 года назад +31

      @@XBitX Yeah. If Anakin died young, who was that person saying "You already saved me" and "Tell your sister that you were right" to Luke?

    • @clownzzz4837
      @clownzzz4837 2 года назад +8

      @@XBitX I always questioned how a genocidal sociopath could be forgiven on one single action. Going with that, Vadar doesn't get to sit at the good guy side. Apparently, Anakin does.

    • @DeadAbeVigoda
      @DeadAbeVigoda 2 года назад +62

      The addition of that silly "No!" was one of the worst if not the worse special edition edits. It was much better when Vader seemed to snap and just grab the Emperor.

    • @TheNeonRabbit
      @TheNeonRabbit 2 года назад +5

      Mannequin Skywalker

  • @chrisschmalhofer4348
    @chrisschmalhofer4348 2 года назад +9

    The Ewok scene also shows C-3PO’s character development from the first movie where he claims to “not be much of a storyteller.”

  • @lajeteefan
    @lajeteefan Год назад +4

    Han: "I love you" Leia: "I know." That mirrors when Han said "I know" to Leia's "I love you" in "The Empire Strikes Back".

  • @erictaylor5462
    @erictaylor5462 2 года назад +110

    Little Trivia for you: When George Lucas made the original Star Wars he violated SAG rules by not including opening credits. But no one did anything about it because no one really expected Star Wars to be as successful as it was.
    3 years later, when he made Empire Strikes Back again he did not include opening credits. This time SAG sued him, but lost. The courts decided that because SAG didn't care enough about the rule to enforce it with Star Wars, they could not enforce it later with other movies.
    SAG = Screen Actor's Guild BTW.

    • @jbdragon3295
      @jbdragon3295 2 года назад +4

      I think he was fined and just paid it.

    • @logandarklighter
      @logandarklighter 2 года назад +17

      It's an interesting historical turning point for movies in general. If you look at all the older movies from before Star Wars was released, they all have opening credits. In fact - many movies have extremely long opening credits - and NO END CREDITS (other than the obligatory "The End" card to tell the movie patrons the show is over).
      There was a transitionary period in the late 70s/early 80s - some movies kept the traditional opening credits. Some didn't. Some went halfway and had some opening credits and then a longer end credits sequence. and then most movies moved over to having only cursory opening credits that just showed the production company and studio and maybe the director/producer and the lead actors. With everyone and everything else relegated to the end credits. Some movies drop the opening credits entirely.
      But yeah - that was entirely due to Star Wars.
      Another interesting note - there used to be some music played before even the opening credits began. Called an "Overture" it would consist of the major themes of the movie soundtrack as a medley. Or sometimes a piece of music that was evocative of the soundtrack, while not being directly anything that would play during the movie.
      The Black Hole and Star Trek: The Motion Picture are - to the best of my knowledge - the last two movies that ever had an Overture played before the start of the film.

    • @crash406
      @crash406 2 года назад +6

      @@logandarklighter I think it was actually the Director's Guild. That's part of why Irwin Kirshner directed 'The Empire Strikes Back'

    • @brachiator1
      @brachiator1 2 года назад +1

      @@logandarklighter The overture may have been a throwback to the time when silent movies had live orchestras playing in the theater.

    • @mikejankowski6321
      @mikejankowski6321 2 года назад +8

      At least there were no wonder llamas and moose bites in the credits.

  • @ent66
    @ent66 2 года назад +87

    "that was such a happy ending" that's something I haven't heard about a star wars movie in a long time, a long time.

    • @JJPlayes
      @JJPlayes 2 года назад +8

      Yep, just watch the star wars original trilogy, alien 1&2, terminator 1&2 and just the first highlander.

    • @samellowery
      @samellowery 2 года назад

      before the dark time before disney

    • @samellowery
      @samellowery 2 года назад +1

      @@JJPlayes the second highlander was a terrible sequel but Virginia Madison was hot and every scene with Sean Connery was fantastic plus Michael Ironside is a fantastic villain if it hadn't been the sequel to the original it probably would be looked at better.

    • @JJPlayes
      @JJPlayes 2 года назад +1

      @@samellowery the best way to see more of the universe set in highlander is the tv show.

    • @samellowery
      @samellowery 2 года назад

      @@JJPlayes the show was pretty good with Adrian Paul as Duncan

  • @michaelleung4816
    @michaelleung4816 Год назад +6

    First of all, I really enjoy your reactions. The reason they went to Endor is because the Death Star was being protected by an energy shield that was coming from Endor. They had to destroy the shield generator first before they can attack the Death Star.

  • @AlexH8280
    @AlexH8280 2 года назад +55

    "That was such a happy ending, I think this one was my favorite." Disney: "We're pleased and honored to be able to completely destroy these good feelings for you."

    • @arrjee3176
      @arrjee3176 9 месяцев назад

      Nah

    • @TaylorsAngel18
      @TaylorsAngel18 9 месяцев назад +10

      The sequels don't exist in my mind lol

  • @brianmurphy8811
    @brianmurphy8811 2 года назад +134

    "There was no clue"
    Think back to Empire Strikes Back, when Luke is hanging from the bottom of Cloud City. He mentally reaches out and communicates w/ Leah. Shortly after, Vader does the same to Luke. There are clues, everyone just got thrown off by the kiss lol.

    • @td811
      @td811 2 года назад +15

      Well in her reaction to Leias kiss of Luke on Hoth Ms Popcorn even said herself that that kiss didn’t seem right and that Leia was probably doing it to just make Han jealous

    • @DaxRaider
      @DaxRaider 2 года назад +1

      it wasnt really a clue as the thing that shes his sister wasnt planned xD lucas said it himself xD
      he had not the other parts written before the others aired

    • @beowulf1005
      @beowulf1005 2 года назад +5

      In ANH, after Leia is captured and interrogated on the Death Star, Vader comments on her "considerable resistance" to the mind probe.

    • @larrote6467
      @larrote6467 2 года назад +7

      they were winging it, actually research it and you'll see that they made a lot of stuff up as they went along, and it really shows a lack of creativity with ep6 onwards; it's funny how such a vast universe ends up being so small

    • @SalvableRuin
      @SalvableRuin 2 года назад +2

      Yeah, Luke could feel a connection with her, he just didn't realize it was because they were related until Obi-Wan told him he had a twin sister.

  • @lanolinlight
    @lanolinlight 2 года назад +144

    It must also be noted that the original space battles here were so brilliantly done that even crazy '97 Lucas couldn't bring himself to Botox them. What you saw in those sequences is mostly what we saw in '83.

    • @thatperformer3879
      @thatperformer3879 2 года назад +14

      Amazingly, there is only one frame in that whole sequence that Lucas changed, what an incredible achievement those FX must’ve been at the time.

    • @JasonZakrajsek
      @JasonZakrajsek 2 года назад +4

      He added some CG shots in New Hope though

    • @skyearl1816
      @skyearl1816 2 года назад +1

      @@thatperformer3879 Which frame?

    • @VastyVastyVoid
      @VastyVastyVoid 2 года назад +1

      @@JasonZakrajsek Several of the ANH additions for the Death Star battle are among the rare ones that didn't worsen the films, though.

    • @dantesilvermine5160
      @dantesilvermine5160 2 года назад

      All the space battles had the very noticeable in original mat lines digitally removed or reduced actually, but sure keep rolling out the crazy Lucas cliché. Its shite like that comment why we ended up with rey mary sue palpatine Skywalker, racist token black janitor, racist token Latino drug runner , pickled snoke, and something something Sith cloning

  • @Swearengen1980
    @Swearengen1980 Год назад +9

    "I don't know, fly casual" - Best line of the movie. Luke knew he had a connection with Leia already. He confused his sensing the Force in her with love. The huge flaw in this consistency of force ghosts is that from everything written after this movie, Jedi died like everyone else. Only 3 Jedi knew the secret to becoming a force ghost, so Anakin never would have learned how. Making it impossible for him to have appeared at the end of this movie. That's why you don't try to force movies you write decades later to match the originals.

  • @keithboyd9582
    @keithboyd9582 2 года назад +5

    I still remember seeing this in theaters. I was 10 yrs old. And a few rows in front of me and my mom was this mom and her 6-7 yr old boy. When Yoda died everyone can hear him saying to his mom "Grover can't die mommy....Grover can't die!!!!" Then you could hear people whispering to each other when they realized that the voice of Yoda is also the voice of Grover on Sesame Street. At the end of the movie when we see Yoda as a ghost he tells his mom aloud "I told ya mommy, Grover can't die!!!!"

  • @rockheimr
    @rockheimr 2 года назад +95

    I cracked up laughing when you said 'and they can adopt him!', referring to the Ewok. :)))))

  • @Ladco77
    @Ladco77 2 года назад +119

    The scene where Luke turns himself in to Vader is really impressive if you've read the novelization. As Luke was saying "That's why you won't bring me to your Emperor now." he was using the Jedi mind trick on Vader... and Vader realized it was working. That's why he ignited Luke's lightsaber - to break Luke's concentration. That why Vader realized and commented on how powerful Luke had become.

    • @Trygvar13
      @Trygvar13 2 года назад +23

      And in the novel Luke actually manages to deflect some of the lightning back towards Emperor Palpatine but just for a moment. The Emperor was just too strong. The Emperor also aks Luke if it was Yoda who had continued his training since Obi-wan Kenobi was dead.

    • @23chdavis
      @23chdavis 2 года назад +18

      The Novel Adaptation was great and it also showed Vader's thoughts, that he knew the Emperor was old and that he had dreams of taking his place, ruling the Galaxy with his son by his side.

    • @B-a-t-m-a-n
      @B-a-t-m-a-n 2 года назад +3

      The novelization is awesome. I just re-read that last death scene with Vader and Luke, and you really can get into Vader/Anakin's head. It makes watching that scene so much more impactful if you have more than the dialogue of that scene to go by.

  • @belyndareidda2276
    @belyndareidda2276 2 года назад +3

    i was eight years old when this came out. i remember watching it in the drive in. my mom parked th station wagon with the open hatch facing the screen so my brother and could still see the screen if we decided to lay down my brother was five.we had our pillows with us my brother had a regular pillow case mine was a cabbage oatch pillow case. we also had our pillow people and pound puppies with us. ahh, the memories!

  • @Official_CJ_Davis
    @Official_CJ_Davis 2 года назад +4

    Return of the Jedi is my absolute favorite!! For a lot of people, “Empire” is number 1. But for me, it’s “Jedi.” I saw it in the theatre when it first came out. I was 8 years old. In 1997, the Star Wars special edition came out where Lucas went back and updated the special effects. He was probably writing Episode 1 close to the same time. Episode 1 came out in 1999. So it was 16 years after Jedi came out.

  • @blindazabat9527
    @blindazabat9527 2 года назад +468

    I don't mind Lucas "touching up" his movies, but what I find unforgivable is having Vader scream "Noooooo!" in the battle scene with the emperor. It was so much more powerful when he was totally silent.

    • @kenp.7304
      @kenp.7304 2 года назад +55

      Ironically when fans found out the battle scene with Vader and the Emperor was changed, they were like "Nooooooooo!" 😱

    • @tamberlame27
      @tamberlame27 2 года назад +106

      I also hate Hayden Christensen showing up as the force ghost instead of Sebastian Shaw

    • @robertcartier5088
      @robertcartier5088 2 года назад +39

      @@tamberlame27 Indeed! That part is the worst! It just doesn't make any sense.
      Why change him and not change Obi--Wan by using Ewin McGregor as his younger self? -- Because Obi-Wan had been a recurring character in his older form in the other films. So, why is it ok now to portray Anakin as a young man again?! It's complete nonsense because it is inconsistent. They should have known better. It ruins the flow of watching the movies in the order of their release because everyone is wondering, who the f**k is that?!

    • @mrsuccorso
      @mrsuccorso 2 года назад +7

      Agreed.

    • @TReynard11
      @TReynard11 2 года назад +14

      That makes me just upset when I hear that. It does work so much better silently and hurts the penultimate moment of the series.

  • @SmokeNoMirrors
    @SmokeNoMirrors 5 месяцев назад +3

    “That’s for lickin my face!” Lol!

  • @katethegreat4918
    @katethegreat4918 2 года назад +3

    The little cute teddy bear looking guys in this one are called Ewoks and the cute non-furry creatures that captured the droids in Episode 4: A New Hope are called Jawas. I used to get them mixed up too. LOL.

  • @HalfCracker4life
    @HalfCracker4life 2 года назад +118

    "...I won't leave you here. I've got to save you."
    "You already HAVE Luke."
    After watching the prequel trilogy that line gets me EVERY time now. 🤧

    • @RyoHazuki224
      @RyoHazuki224 2 года назад +12

      It got me since I was a kid every time well before there WAS a prequel trilogy.

    • @theoneandonlygrod
      @theoneandonlygrod 2 года назад +2

      "Tell your sister ... you were right ..."

    • @razorfett147
      @razorfett147 2 года назад +5

      This line got us way back in 83...long before Jar Jar was a thing

    • @folcotook3049
      @folcotook3049 2 года назад +3

      What always gets me each time is Vader and Luke's conversation on Endor's moon. You can hear the anguish in Vader's voice if you pay attention. Props to Mr. Jones for bringing that out.

    • @HalfCracker4life
      @HalfCracker4life 2 года назад

      @@StevesFunhouse I didn't thinkmI was leaking anything...

  • @israymervalentin-arias6313
    @israymervalentin-arias6313 2 года назад +35

    Disneyland taught her well!!! She is reminded by a lot of things she saw there hahahaha I love this woman.

    • @WesMordine
      @WesMordine 2 года назад

      Galaxy's Edge is crafted with a whole lot of love for the franchise and impeccable attention to detail.

  • @kfgrip
    @kfgrip 2 года назад +4

    I was 12 when this came out, and just like in the movie my father died that year. I remember seeing this and the emotions it trigger in me were overwhelming. I had a nervous breakdown in the theater! I still miss you pops, see you soon!

  • @LanceSolo72
    @LanceSolo72 2 года назад +3

    12:32 don't know if I've ever heard of Luke being a goodie-2-shoes 😆
    You have such a funny way of putting things!

  • @JohnD640
    @JohnD640 2 года назад +154

    "He was at Disney!" Well, everyone deserves a vacation once in a while!

    • @TenToAceStudios
      @TenToAceStudios 2 года назад +14

      Lol, taking a break from leading the rebellion

    • @TheRoyalFino
      @TheRoyalFino 2 года назад +1

      I laughed. Better than my girlfriend's reaction to Ackbar. "WHAT IS THAT? IS THAT A FISH? EWWWWW!"

  • @MisfitManiacJoe
    @MisfitManiacJoe 2 года назад +43

    Not sure if anyone has mentioned it but "Darth" is a title, like Lord or Master. His current name is just Vader ;)

  • @newatlantisrepublic6844
    @newatlantisrepublic6844 2 года назад +3

    32:37 "Traveling through hyperspace ain't like dusting crops, girl! Without precise calculations we could fly right through a star or bounce too close to a supernova and that'd end your trip real quick, wouldn't it?"
    Just kiddin -
    That was a Han Solo quote!

  • @sullyfox4993
    @sullyfox4993 2 года назад +3

    Vader realized Luke was his son the moment the word got out which rebel actually destroyed the original Death Star (Luke Skywalker). Upon hearing the name of the rebel champion, Vader (aka Anakin Skywalker) immediately knew. He didn't immediately know about Leia for a couple of reasons; one he didn't know his wife had twins, and two, Leia's last name is Organa (her adopted parents' name), not Skywalker.

  • @lionlyons
    @lionlyons 2 года назад +43

    “Stand up for him, Dad!” OMG, Cassie kills me…

  • @matthewtarpley7613
    @matthewtarpley7613 2 года назад +96

    "I wonder how many years it was between this movie and the prequels?" Cassie, it wound up being 16 years before Episode I showed up, and boy, was THAT an event. There were LINES around the movie theaters everywhere waiting to get advanced tickets to Episode I. The world had been ready for the return of Star Wars at that time. The Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition in 1997 was the warm-up, of course, but still...

    • @stephenlackey5852
      @stephenlackey5852 2 года назад +5

      The skit from Conan with Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog walking amongst the people camped out in line for the premiere of episode one was absolutely hilarious.

    • @IdealUser
      @IdealUser 2 года назад +11

      I was in 6th grade. One of the parents from our class was the manager of a local theater and got our whole class tickets for an early bird showing and we got a morning field trip!

    • @darthseamus8833
      @darthseamus8833 2 года назад +6

      And episode 1 was a terrible embarrassment

    • @conncoll06
      @conncoll06 2 года назад +3

      I’ll never forget standing in line for 3 hours for that movie. saw it 11 times

    • @deece1482
      @deece1482 2 года назад +8

      @@darthseamus8833 and yet I'd still take it over any of the new Disney stuff.

  • @JV-xf9ry
    @JV-xf9ry 2 года назад +47

    When Luke really got mad at Vader, started going after him out of pure hatred, and that music... and the fact that this was his own father he was trying to kill, I got chills and started to cry. I was 13, but it was just too much. I loved my father and kept imagining going after him like that. It still chokes me up all these years later! Now I’m 51. And amazingly, I had a very vivid dream about the time Jedi came out. I dreamed Luke was fighting Vader around a huge lava lake and had to destroy Vader/Anakin. Then, several years later Revenge of the Sith came out and my dream kind of came true! Weird. I just wish we could have seen an actual Jedi training show/scene where Luke trains Leia in the force. Since Disney messed up this series so badly we never really got that, and Luke’s entire struggle and character was completely crapped on. Sorry, that’s how I feel, and yes I had a teen crush on the princess and really wanted to see her as a Jedi fighting side by side with her brother Luke and husband Han Solo. That dream was never realized on screen. Too bad.

    • @ghostbeetle2950
      @ghostbeetle2950 Год назад +1

      I'm with you on that one 100 percent! The sequels crapped on ALL their characters, not just the OGs, unfortunately. I would have given an ear and an eye to see Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, etc. etc. get a proper story to present. They're clearly all incredibly hyped to be in Star Wars and they were playing their hearts out in TFA, to try to compensate for the lack of story. Utter shame how they- how WE were all treated by Lucasfilm/Disney.

    • @ghostbeetle2950
      @ghostbeetle2950 9 месяцев назад

      @Dio-xo9rv I don't think that's completely fair to the new cast - they were genuinely happy to be chosen for the new SW chapter, and IMO played their hearts out trying to fill those terrible characters with life in TFA - but to each their own, man. I can completely understand anybody who is so bitter about the whole mess they just want to burn everything down. And I am NOT arguing that the Disney movies could somehow "be salvaged", or that they weren't completely bad. They were.

    • @michaelminch5490
      @michaelminch5490 6 месяцев назад +1

      I don't see Luke's final attack against Vader as being out of pure hatred. Remember, Vader had just insinuated that if Luke died, Leia could possibly be turned. Vader threatened Luke's friend, whom he had just discovered was also his sister. Luke was protecting her - "STAY THE FCK AWAY FROM MY SISTER!!!" Yes, rage and hate were involved, but the overwhelming, driving emotion was love for his sister. That's what saved him from falling to the Dark Side.

  • @indyj16
    @indyj16 Год назад +2

    Notice the music that is played when Luke stands over the funeral pyre. It’s the Jedi theme. Anakin had returned to the light side of the force before he died, so he died as a Jedi rather than as an evil Sith.

  • @chrismeulen8108
    @chrismeulen8108 2 года назад +44

    “Star Wars fans back in the day must’ve loved this getup.”
    well actually, it's STILL a thing, it's called the Princess Leia fantasy.
    even Friends, did an entire episode about it in the '90s,
    in which Jennifer Aniston wore the outfit.

    • @Mugthraka
      @Mugthraka 2 года назад +5

      SLave Leia is STILL a popular cosplay and a Kink for many geek couples...

    • @Eidlones
      @Eidlones 2 года назад +2

      I know it's still a thing, but I find it funny that your evidence for that is something that happened over 20 years ago.

    • @brucechmiel7964
      @brucechmiel7964 2 года назад +2

      Go to any comic/science fiction convention you will find at least 3 slave leias, and about 30 slutty Harley Quinn’s. And about 5 that are about perfect.

  • @symbiat0
    @symbiat0 2 года назад +46

    On Yoda’s death: “Maybe he’ll be a ghost Jedi and talk to Luke too” 😂😂😂

    • @Perktube1
      @Perktube1 2 года назад +9

      Well at least he showed up for the funeral.

    • @revjim123
      @revjim123 2 года назад

      Maybe he’ll do a ghostly booty dance

    • @MorliHolect
      @MorliHolect 2 года назад +1

      episode VIII The Last Jedi

  • @davidstarsky6435
    @davidstarsky6435 Год назад +2

    It's really great to see you warming up to the series and the characters from the first one to this one. I loved them from the end of the first movie. Also great reaction. They are always fun to watch with you going blind in it

  • @garymussell6543
    @garymussell6543 2 года назад +4

    Something few notice: Luke's costume changes from light to gray to black over the course of the 3 movies as he changes from innocent teen to Jedi master.

  • @melodymiller9137
    @melodymiller9137 2 года назад +107

    Fun fact: at least in the original version, when the ship impales the other ship and the rebels are cheering, if you turn up the volume you can very faintly hear someone yell "Die, dickheads!"

    • @thatperformer3879
      @thatperformer3879 2 года назад +14

      Once I heard that I could never unhear it, luckiest extra ever LMAO

    • @highstimulation2497
      @highstimulation2497 2 года назад +6

      i'm dying laughing laughing at this!

    • @thedarcbird
      @thedarcbird 2 года назад +17

      That's what you get for having British extras!

    • @chrissonofpear1384
      @chrissonofpear1384 2 года назад +4

      Ackbar needs to exert more discipline on his crew...

  • @jmhaces
    @jmhaces 2 года назад +87

    "Do they get along in real life?" Yep, what you see in the movies is pretty much what it was in real life. Harrison Ford had a fling with Carrie Fisher but they remained friends, has an older brother-type relationship with Mark Hamill, and Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher were good friends and bickered like siblings until she passed away a few years ago. During interviews whenever Mark Hamill tells a story about them he does a pretty good impression of Harrison Ford and always calls Mark "kid" just like Han does Luke.

    • @chemquests
      @chemquests 2 года назад +3

      I’d be friendly with those who cemented my career and wealth; what an incredible experience to share

    • @aeroripper
      @aeroripper 2 года назад +4

      These movies basically defined the rest of their lives, who would have thought some fairly cheesy space opera movie would dominate popular culture in the US and around the world for 40+ years, now.

  • @phousefilms
    @phousefilms Год назад +3

    Hutts are some of my favourite species in Star Wars. Totally amoral, resistant to the Force and utterly brilliant. They were able to keep their section of space free from Imperial control through bribery of Imperial officials.
    Jabba was repeatedly stiffed by Han, so he had to make an example of him. In "Legends"material, the Hutts put a death mark on anyone who kills one of them(Zorba, Jabba's father, tried to have Leia killed and it took years for her to be given forgiveness by the Hutts.)
    "The Emperor is dead?" JJ Abrams plays reverse Uno card.

  • @TheXtro101
    @TheXtro101 Год назад +2

    When you asked,"I don't know what Boba Fett looks like underneath that helmet"...
    Well,he looks closes to this New Zealand actor,Temuera Morrison.

  • @foudroyaume
    @foudroyaume 2 года назад +113

    "You'd think that out of all these bajillions of people, they'd've had a bigger rebel force if everyone hated the Empire so much." That's a poignant political insight that isn't really dealt with in the franchise outside of A New Hope, where Han's character represents the people just looking out for themselves even though they don't love the empire, and Rogue One, which deals extensively with the issue of whether you go along with the regime as long as it's not hurting you personally, or whether you resist. . . Oh yeah, and Lando's situation protecting Cloud City in Empire Strikes back gives another example of compromising with the Empire for the sake of survival.

    • @SunwardRanger83
      @SunwardRanger83 2 года назад +28

      It seems pretty true to life to me really. If you look at the American Revolution, while a large percentage of the colonists supported independence only a very small percentage actually was willing to fight and risk their lives for it.

    • @fordcorsair
      @fordcorsair 2 года назад +5

      Those bajillions of people weren't in the original movie - any of Lucas' clunky and unnecessary re-edits

    • @thomast8539
      @thomast8539 2 года назад +3

      Only 3 percent of the people being oppressed, throughout the galaxy, took up arms as rebels to fight the empire.

    • @joshuaortiz2031
      @joshuaortiz2031 2 года назад +12

      Most Americans are sick of their government whether they be democrats or republicans and yet they sit by and do nothing about it. Their focus is on their own needs and comfort while this country goes down the drain.

    • @thomast8539
      @thomast8539 2 года назад

      @@SunwardRanger83 3 percent is the number that gets quoted most often. That is because the other 97% refuse to risk direct involvement, think things are not that bad or are just cowards.

  • @willfanofmanyii3751
    @willfanofmanyii3751 2 года назад +15

    The main reason Luke knew it was Leia was due to how easily they suddenly connected when he needed her help after falling out of Cloud City.

  • @freestrike2000
    @freestrike2000 2 года назад +2

    I'm so glad I watched your T2 reaction before this and I didn't even think you caught the part where he says "there is another". I'm so proud of you for that and I for one am so glad you watched the special edition version.

  • @SimonBrooker27
    @SimonBrooker27 20 дней назад

    I watched this with my mum in the theatre in 1983. I was 7. I loved it, definitely my favourite of them all. Fond memories.

  • @sirjedisentinel
    @sirjedisentinel 2 года назад +60

    "Maybe they're his cousins and he's come to live there with him."
    Dammit, she's using the Chewbacca defense!