First time watching STAR WARS EPISODE V - THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK | Best sequel ever???
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Buckle up! 🚀✨ Today, I continue my journey into the Star Wars saga with Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back, and what an adventure it was!
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🛑 Spoiler Alert: This video contains major spoilers for Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back. Though I think I may be the only person in the galaxy who hadn't seen this, make sure you've watched this masterpiece before enjoying my reaction and analysis!
🌌 Did the twists and turns of The Empire Strikes Back surprise you as much as they surprised me? What's your favorite moment from the film? Let's chat in the comments below - I'm eager to hear from fellow fans and newcomers alike!
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Hi friends! I love the conversation that is happening here. Please please please try to avoid spoilers in your comments as I still haven't watched any of the other movies and want to be surprised by them! :)
May the Force be with you!
Did you know that May 4th is widely know as the day of Star wars? May the fourth = may the force, cool huh?
I just only wish you had seen an edited version making you completely freak out
Q: What is the internal temperature of a Taun-Taun?
A: Luke warm.
That was terrible. Not the joke... the fact that I almost shot Dr. Pepper out of my nose BECAUSE of the joke. So yeah... thanks for that.
BADABOOMCHING
Dude!
I was wondering who was going to make that same tired, worn-out joke that every Star Wars fan has heard a million times. 🙄
😄
Is Darth Vader really Luke's father? Who is "The Other" that Yoda spoke of? Will they be able to rescue Han Solo? Imagine having to wait 3 years for those answers. That's what we had to do waaaay back when. It was not an easy wait.
Watch Return of The Jedi and you’ll find out.
Tune in next time for…!
@@Mr0902256 Its made all the worse that the other person always knew who they really were.
In ep 4
Aunt Beru: “Luke’s just not a farmer Owen. He has too much of his father in him.”
Uncle Owen: “That’s what i’m afraid of.”
Great foreshadowing
@@CristyReacts Thanks for the reply. some other instances from 4&5 came to mind in the meantime:
(Spoilers, but if you aren't spoilered what are you doing here :P)
In ep 4 Obi-Wan says Luke's father was "the best starpilot in the galaxy". Then in the trench run, Luke is the only one to not get hit by Vader's piloting and shooting.
In ep 5, Yoda says that there's "much anger in [Luke]... like his father." Yoda later identifies anger and aggression as gateways to the dark side
When Luke battles Imaginary Vader on Dagobah, the scene ends with a Skywalker's face behind the mask
And of course "Darth Vader" sounds like "dark father"
It wasn't foreshadowing. Except by accident. It wasn't planned in advance. They were making Empire and said hey let's make Vader Luke's dad. That would be fun.
@@Jordan-Ramses
Exactly.
@@Jordan-Ramses Ya a lot of plot points were made on the fly then retconned to explain everything in the prequels.
Yoda pretending to be a rando is a callback to a Samurai film trope called, "The Stranger on the Road". The idea is on his initial journey to the place he will be trained, the student doesn't know the face of the teacher, so the teacher tests the morality of the student, by disguising himself as a helpless person, to see if they are worthy of the great power they will gain, from being taught how to use the sword.
Plus I'm guessing it has been a while since Yoda had seen anyone so he probably wanted to have a little fun with Luke.
Yoda went nuts. His house is an escape pod.
When the seeker is ready, the master appears.
@@darthtrucker3903 His house is made of mud.
In the case of Jedi, not just helpless, but rather annoying to some degree. The test of the capacity for patience.
Vader, can do that through zoom?
That's hands down the line of the century!😂😅😂
She's easily becoming one of my favorite reactors😂
That was only available in the beta version
People like her age think Zoom was around since the dawn of time. Others think there were no visual communication in the 1970s and 80s
Vader's suit is basically his mobile life support system. His "office" keeps him alive without wearing the helmet
One that was designed to have flaws so that he can't challenge Emperor.
At EmPal SuReCon
And if you read the book "Shadows Of The Empire" he tries to learn how to breath without the suit.
I was born in 1970 and I liked Star Wars, but this is the movie I was obsessed with. It was better in every way for me and no other Star Wars movie has ever come close to it since.
SO TRUE. 1980: I was 13 and saw it early in a radio promotion. Every seat was filled - people went nuts. Clearly the absolute hands-down best movie of the series. Rogue One was 2nd for me.
@@JohnPamplin Nice! I’ll put Star Wars second and Rogue One third, but pretty close! Personally I can take or leave all the others.
Same...1970!
Born 1971 & right there with you - can't beat the original OT (can live without special editions)
@@Paul_1971 1975. Yes, and yes
If you don't fall in love with the SW universe after this movie then you never will lol
I did!
Lando was looking out for his people.
When he saw he couldn't get a fair deal he change the plan and started helping.
He had no deal. How do you say to Vader "no deal". Nobody has a choice with the Empire.
@@brockbaby OK. An agreement that kept changing?
@@danielkillian1222 "Furthermore, I wish you to wear this dress and bonnet."
@@adammakesstuffupand refer to yourself as Mary
There was no real deal. Do this or die.
13:17
Cristy, idk if you realize, but that's the exact scene Spider-Man was referencing to Iron Man in Civil War as a way to take down Giant Ant-Man
"...that scene, with the giant walkie thingies...."
Han knew the whole time that Leia loved him. he spent the whole movie trying to get her to admit it to herself. that’s why his reply of “I know.” is the most fitting thing he could’ve said
Yes, and in addition to that, Han didn’t need words to tell Leia that he loved her. Han is a man of action. Throughout the film his actions consistently and emphatically demonstrated his feelings for Leia.
There is a background story on the "I Know" answer. They spent days filming the carbonite scene, and it was almost a disaster. Everyone on the set get tired, frustrated, angry.. the dialog was changed a hundred times over, nothing was working. The I love you and I love you too was just so lame with the director and Harrison Ford it just wasn't working. So Harrison, good with improvising lines spontaneously came out and said "I Know!" and it worked. Everyone was pleased, and their scene there together ended on a high note.
"Do or do not" and "That is why you fail" are some of the greatest lessons you can be taught about life, and they came from a movie about "laser swords and space wizards"
"There is no try" is applicable to a small handful of things in life, but trying is one of the most important things in most endeavors. Success so often hinges on self-confidence, that can only be built through practice. For people to fear failure so much is a miserable self-repressing pattern.
It kinda makes sense for a jedi, as they can see the future, and simply choose their actions according to the best outcome they can foresee. "Try" means nothing for all their intents and purposes.
Yes. Incredible!!
I had issues with that line, as the one thing i hated most was making promises i couldn't keep. "I'll try" is the best response that is honest. But my favorite workaround is "fuck it, full send"
@@VergilArcanis but trying doesn't instill confidence, which is what Yoda was teaching Luke. We can all try things, but confidence in the result that matters. I can try and eat something I've never eaten, but don't know if I like it or not. If I like it great, what Yoda is teaching Luke is that basically "trust me bro, you'll like it" but Luke's lack in conference is what made him not believe he could get the XWing out of the swamp.
@@JaggerG You might succeed, you might not. But you did not try. You gave it your all.
The quote Han Solo says "I know" was improvised by Harrison Ford. He said it was a better fit.
It was Irvin Kirshner who suggested it. Everyone felt like 'I love you too' didn't feel right.
@@Jordan-Ramses Yeah, "I love you, too" being more romantic is exactly the reason he didn't say it. Plus, he had to get her back for her acting cold the entire start of the movie.
That line was perfect, and The Empire Strikes Back is my goto movie to show how a romance subplot should be done in an action movie. It is woven into the action and doesn't being the entire movie to a halt for the couple to flirt or go on a date.
Nope it was ford@@Jordan-Ramses
"I know" definitely fits the character of Han way better than "I love you too"
Harrison Ford improvised the " I Know" line. It's so perfect for Han Solo! This is still my favorite movie of all time.
Lmao and u watching for the first time is FABULOUS! “Wait, did he [gasp!]…did he eat Taun Taun? Is he eating the Taun Taun?! This is terrible.”😂
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love how Chewie laughs when Leia says "I don't know where you get your delusions, laserbrain" lol
The revelation of Darth Vader being Luke's father is one of the biggest, if not THE biggest "Say whaaaaaaaaa?!" moment in movie history.
Chewie has a great laugh
@@CristyReacts It's no wonder he's my number one favorite non-human character. That moment and when he starts to strangle Lando after Boba Fett leaves with Han.
Laugh it up, fuzzball 😂
@@ralphwiggum6385 I crack up laughing every time
@@CristyReacts if Leia frustrates you don't watch LOST. Kate is 1000 times worse. The actress seems like a total sweetheart tho. She said she hated that.
"Listen to him! He has a BRITISH ACCENT!" 🤣😅😂 ...another FUN REACTION! Thanks! ☺
"Let's hear it for him! He's British!" -- GQ
Many of the actors in this movie are also some of the villains in one of the Indiana Jones movie as well.
@@CDRhammond Porkins, we hardly knew you...until you got a briefing from Dr. Jones.
@@mikejankowski6321 Should say they were all villain's from episode 5 The empire strikes back.
18:00, I think what a lot of people miss is that Han is actually very good at reading people. He can see that Leia likes him and he likes her. So all of this teasing is his way of saying "I care about you and I think you care about me. Am I right?"
He has been basically wearing his heart on his sleeve for her the entire movie and being vulnerable.
"How can he be your father?!?"
They literally made three prequel movies explaining it. That's why many probably told you to watch Episodes 4, 5, and 6 first. The prequel trilogy spoils the surprise.
Though it's not really much of a surprise these days. It's probably the most well-known movie twist ever and has become such a pop culture moment that even people who have never seen the Star Wars movies know it or have heard it in some way.
I can't wait to see it!
Actually, tons of reactors don’t know this twist. And given most reactors are millennials, I can’t imagine Gen Z or Gen Alpha know it well. I think it’s completely fallen out of public consciousness for many people.
@@maxducoudray yeah it’s so old now 😂. It’s like hearing a quote from Casablanca but not having the context of seeing the movie.
I’ve change my opinion over time as to watching the episodes in order. I feel watching the originals first helps the new watcher experience the allure, charisma, excitement that captivated fans from the beginning. And by watching the prequels you get “ohhh now I get it” and they pull you further into the overall story.
@@yourlifeisagreatstory You thought that they should be watched in numerical order at one point?
The Empire Strikes Back is one of the rare sequels that actually topped the original movie it followed. The personalities of its characters are expanded on and it opens up more about the universe it takes place in and reveals a bit more about Darth Vader and his relationship to the Emperor, who was only ever mentioned in passing in the first movie.
Spiderman 2, Aliens, Terminator 2, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Beverley Hills Cop 2, Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, Godfather 2, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, X-men 2: X-men United, The Dark Knight. Mad Max: Fury Road, LotR: Two Towers.
People need to stop saying this....
The Empire Strikes Back is many people's favorite film of the franchise.
Leia´s kiss to Luke it´s clearly to put Han Solo jealous. The real chemistry and horny tension it´s between Han and Leia.
Seriously. Leia never shows any real interest in Luke in that way. Outside of trying to make Han jealous, the relationship is just friendly. Leia is one of those kiss their friends on a cheek kind of people.
Lol I love the phrase "horny tension"
@@CristyReacts 😂
Adding to that, that Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford were dating during the filming of Star Wars.
Exactly, Leia doesn’t like Luke like that.
My dad took me and my best friend to see this the Saturday it opened. We had to wait in line 6 hours to get a ticket to a showing. I'll never forget that day, it was such an experience (I was 8). And when the famous line is said the entire theater gasped in unison. It was incredible.
The power to wield an infinity guanlet is insignificant next to the power of the Force...
I don’t know about that. Look what it did the those who wore it and the power and abilities it gave.
@@yourlifeisagreatstory i find your lack of faith disturbing
19:33 "There is a great _disturbance_ in the _Force."_
"Yes. I have _felt_ it."
"I have no _doubt_ this _boy_ is the offspring of Anakin Skywalker."
"Wait a minute. I have a son?"
"No. Not you. Anakin Skywalker."
"I have a _son._ Well that's... _wonderful!_ I've... gotta tell _everybody!"_
_"Wait!_ Come back!"
"Hey, Stormtroopers. Have you heard? I have a son!"
"Hey, bounty hunters. Have you heard the news? I have a son!"
"Hey, little droid that rolls around on the floor and never really _does_ anything. Have you heard? I have a son!"
_"Oh,_ this is wonderful! I can't wait to _meet_ him!"
I love Lord Vader's little meditation chamber aboard The Executor. I imagine it is equipped with a jacuzzi, sauna, mini-fridge and wet bar.
After the prequels I imagined he had a picture of Padme in there somewhere--whether to spur his dark side or give him a memory of what once was, I'm not sure.
A Force user can manipulate objects with the Force, including your own body. That means you can do things like super jumps, run super fast, do flips and acrobatics that the person normally couldn't do. They can also guide their body while falling like Luke did.
"Listen to him! He has a British accent!" I lost it.
In this movie you see that Vader has a slight emotional character arc. You see him as brutal throughout the movie, and then he doesn't choke Admiral Piett after the Millennium Falcon disappears. He is too preoccupied with Luke and his failure to turn Luke to the dark side, so he decides to let it go. At least that's my take on it.
Worth mentioning (thanks to Jill Beaurup for pointing it out): Han and Leia squabbling in the corridor was so routine that nebody gave it a second thought. And the two ofthem could moveto let people around them without missing a beat in their arguments. It takes practice.
About Lando, if you wereresponsibleforthe safety of thousands of people and Darth Fricking Vader knocked on your door and told you to play along, would you refuse? Don't think so. And Lando thought the deal he'd done would keep Han, Leia and the others safe. Vader kept changing the deal time and again until he couldn't take it anymore, despite the risk to himself AND the people he was responsible for.
Please notice that he tried to pull Leia out of Vader's notice in the Carbonite chamber. He was trying to protect them to the limit of his capabilities. That were very narrow.
Lando, like Han, was a rogue with a heart of gold. He'd been a responsible leader of Cloud City, like Han was in the Rebellion, for a while, and was put in an impossible position with Vader showing up and making demands.
Vader didn't try to kill Luke. He could've from the very beginning of their duel, but he tried to turn him first, just like he said to The Emperor - "He will join us or die".
You can see how easy Vader went on him, fighting one-handed, disarming Luke but not taking advantage--all to carbon freeze him. But as time goes on and Luke refuses to buckle under Vader's onslaught, that famous Anakin impatience pops up, until finally that hit to his shoulder by Luke makes him lop off Luke's hand in a blaze of dark side anger.
Without spoiling anything for you normal kissing between friends/family was more prominent back in the 70's, early 80's.
The Empire Strikes Back is considered as one of the best sequels of all time, I definitely can’t wait for you to watch Return Of The Jedi and the Prequels (1-3) next, and I still can’t wait for you to watch more of The Sopranos
Sopranos is coming this weekend :)
Then Rogue One!
Someone might have already mentioned this... but in 1977, the movie was simply called "Star Wars".
Short, short version of the story....
George Lucas began working on the idea that eventually became Star Wars pre-1975. He eventually settled on the idea of a massive space saga with a beginning, middle, and end spanning decades...
Only 20th Century Fox was interested in funding the movie, but they made George Lucas cut down his story to a single movie, 120 minute's long. So... Lucas took the most exciting part of his larger story, a part that could stand on it's own, and THAT is what became the script. He had NO idea the kind of success that was headed his way. ALL OF US... who grew up with these movies kept waiting and dreaming for "The Clone Wars" mentioned in the first movie... we all knew there was a prequal story... and we finally got to watch Episode 1, and the beginning of the prequal movies in 1999!
After Star Wars became a success, 20th Century Fox green lit more movies. So... George continued his story. BUT because he began the first movie in the middle of his massive space saga, he renamed Star Wars (1977) into Star Wars Episode 4, a New Hope... he re-released it in 1979 (I watched in at a drive-in theater) to get people ready for Episode 5, The Empire Strikes Back... in 1980.
So... since 1979-1980, all "main story" Star Wars movies are identified as "episodes 1, 2, 6, 7, etc..." each episode is a continuation of one story.
So... now you know why the strange naming sequence.
Enjoy the rest of the series! :)
Super interesting! Appreciate the info. I'd heard some of it but not all of it.
Something to keep in mind, the in world time between A New Hope and Empires Strikes back was three years. That means Han and Leia had three years of working closely together, so the relationship had a lot more depth than what we see on film.
It is almost unbelievable that after over 40 years since the premiere of this film, there are still people who do not know this iconic, greatest in the history of cinema sentence: I am your father.
The next two iconic sentences from the history of cinema: "I'll be back" and "You shall not pass" you must learn as soon as possible by watching films in which these sentences appear. This last sentence in particular is said in an amazing scene in the film, which is an adaptation of the greatest fantasy novel in history.
There are people who don't know that the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. Knowledge is not permanent in a society.
”Listen to him, he has a british accent!”
That comment had me. 😂👍🏼
"...only 3 years after the first one" Uh excuse me? ONLY 3 YEARS!!!! J/K...I know the context was the actors "growth". But, back then...can you imagine the agony of those of us who were around then having to wait 3 years for answers? It was such torment. Great reaction.
I love how everybody has a different reaction to Vader choking someone through a video communication, some people say FaceTime some people say zoom some say video chat. Hilarious. I wonder what they Will say in the future?
So much to love about this movie, but I just wanted to point out some of the hilarious hinted lines we get from some of the characters, only through C-3PO's response to them, such as:
R2D2: - [Do you think we'll ever see Master Luke again?]
C-3PO: - Don't say things like that! OF COURSE we'll see Master Luke again! Stupid little short circuit.
Chewie: - [SHUT THE F*** UP!]
C-3PO: - No, I will not be quiet Chewbacca!
I love 3PO's responses!
Peter Mayhew usually spoke relevant English dialog under his Cewbacca mask, knowing he'd be dubbed over.
HAN: (arriving from outside) Chewie!
CHEWIE: [Where the hell you been? I'm up here working! I thought we were leaving!]
HAN: Alright, don't lose your temper! I'll come right back and give you a hand.
CHEWIE: [Where the hell you going now?]
HAN: To check in with the General!
CHEWIE: [Well tell him we're leaving then!]
Or, from the previous film:
CHEWIE: [That old man is mad!]
HAN: Boy, you said it, Chewie! Where did you dig up that old fossil?
If I were Captain Needa and I just lost the Millennium Falcon, I would have just taken the whole damn Star Destroyer and ran.
Exactly. BTW Michael Culver (Captain Needa) passed away just 6 weeks ago on 27 February 2024.
@@KamramBehzadWow. Vader sure took a while to accept his apology. RIP Michael Culver
- If you really watch the fight between Luke and Vader, Vader starts the fight just using one hand, almost toying with Luke because he knows that Luke is his son (that you didn't know the biggest spoiler in movie history/pop culture was amazing!!!).
- Leia is in many ways a badass. However, one of the things about the way her arc was written is weird. Don't worry...the Leia, Luke, and Han thing gets weirder. You're welcome! After Return of the Jedi, you'll see what I mean.
- The "I love you", "I know" dialogue...actually will become very romantic. However, it was written that Han Solo was supposed to say "I love you" as well. Unfortunately, it was not working, so Harrison improvised " I know" with the blessing of director Irvin Kershner and George Lucas. It worked, and they kept it in the film.
- The chemistry between Harrison Ford (Han) and Carrie Fisher (Leia) was partly due to the fact that during the filming of the first movie, the two had an affair off-screen. See Carrie Fisher's book, The Princess Diarist for more about that. The funny thing was...NOBODY knew that it happened until years later!!! Mark Hamill (Luke) was completely blindsided when he found out...because...if you watch the clip in my next note, Carrie Fisher could not keep secrets!
- The "No, I am your father" scene. The best explanation of this is to watch this clip of Mark Hamill (Luke) telling the story on Graham Norton during press for The Force Awakens (no spoilers except seeing three cast members of that film), complete with a spot-on Harrison Ford impression: ruclips.net/video/OsSKFlk8oEo/видео.html
Yaaaay! I needed this today so much. It was the first movie I ever watched in a theater. I was 5 & already loved Star Wars since it was a staple at my house (older sister, parents). I still remember loving but being scared of Yoda(🤭) and being confused ab how Vader could be Luke’s daddy. Hahaha. Afterwards I learned the whole “birds & the bees”. Yep, found out how babies are made bc of Empire😂
I was 7, and my family went to see it at the drive-in, but I wasn't really into the series yet, I was still focused on stuff exclusively for kids. I didn't pay attention to most of the movie, I only have a vague memory of the part when Han slices the taun taun, I kept looking around at the other screens to see if I could catch any cartoons (even though I couldn't hear them).
I love this story! learning about the birds and the bees because of Star Wars, lol
In the original script, Han answered "I love you too" to Leia before being freezed, but both the director and Harrison Ford thought it didn't feel like Han to say that, and after several takes, they still didn't feel it was right so the director just told Harrison not to think about it and just go with it. It was then that he said "I know" and when they were done with the take, the director felt like that was exactly something Han Solo would say. Confident and cocky like the smuggler he is.
Christy -
That 'Rodeo move' they did was the inspiration for Spiderman to take down Ant (Giant) man in Avengers Civil War.
It's so interesting to see people who don't know that Vader is Luke's father...
always nice to see... welcome to the Star Wars family...
1980...star wars didn't need woke to have a strong leader...
enjoy part 6... After that star wars is over...
G'day it's Steven from down under
Star Wars has played an important part of my life particularly the first three movies, and Empire has always been my favorite, to be honest I must've watched it hundreds of times since I was a boy.
"THE FORCE IS STRONG WITH THIS ONE"
you have to watch "Space Balls"
CRISTY….YOU Have to Have Have watch ROGUE ONE a STAR WARS STORY…Prequel to A NEW HOPE
What temperature is a tauntaun? Luke warm.
LOL
It's an older joke, but it checks out
I'm watching the movie on Disney Plus right now on May 4 today! Blessings and HUGS 👑💜
I love how your spanish accent slips in on accident sometimes, 18:45 "LLEDI" master :D I'm not poking fun I just think it's cool, I know some spanish and can see how you would say it that way
Great reaction hermosa 🔥 love your facial looks at different points ... This adventure with you is going to be awesome ❤❤
34:39 The greatest plot twist in film history.
I think it is the biggest plot twist ever, I mean it's SECOND TO NONE!!!
Holy crap, a person who hasn't been spoiled with the Vadar is Luke's Father reveal. You are a unicorn.
his Office as you called it is his Life support/Meditation chamber where he can take his helmet off without dying
It's obvious that there's a connection between Leia and Hon don't understand what you see between Leia and Luke the first kiss and the first movie is clearly a good luck kiss has no sexual intention and the two kisses in this movie the first one is clear to make Solo jealous and the third one was because she was happy they found him and thought he was almost dead it has no romantic feelings with it
Oh how I can't wait for your reaction to Return of the Jedi I love watching first time reactions of the original trilogy for one specific reason 😂
You are just adorable.
Haven't you ever kissed a friend, or a family member? It doesn't have to mean anything romantic.There never was anything between Luke and Leia, except maybe a teenage fascination with a beautiful woman from another planet..
Han's "I know" was perfect. Leia knew he loved her. But she'd been fighting her own feelings for him. At the moment of his possible death, his "I know" showed he was at peace with her feelings for him. He finally knew she felt the same way for him that he did for her, and he could die at peace.
Not on the mouth! Could be a cultural thing. We don't do that where I'm from (Colombia)
@@CristyReacts I think it's a generational thing, almost all younger reactors think about this the same way you do, and I'm always flabbergasted as to why you all attach so much meaning to pecks on the lips or cheek lol. The 70's were different culturally concerning various things surrounding sex, relationships and especially consent. As a young woman (in the late 80's & 90's) I occasionally kissed male friends on the cheek or lips and it didn't mean anything more than that I was being affectionate to my friend. It wasn't sexual. A peck on the cheek or mouth was considered a *very* different thing than a kiss with tongue back then.
MEN OF HONOR It would be amazing , por favor
Never understood people's reaction to what lando did of course he made this decision he has an entire city filled with hundreds of thousands if not millions of people that he has to take care of so yeah he gave them up to try and protect his citizens
If Lando had not made a deal with Vader then he would be dead along with everyone else in cloud City if not Enslaved instead
A tip. Leave out Eps I, II and III entirely and instead review Rogue One after Ep V.I.
Most don't like RO but I, II and III, are almost copies of each other.
3po's only purpose is to tell the audience what R2 is saying
I think I spotted Luke's arm on your shelf.
Well done for living under a rock, so you got to see the most famous plot twist in any movie for real! Seriously :)
Not only is this the best Star Wars film it is the best film ever made!
28:04 "You should have not... made a deal with them."
Unfortunately, that was never an option. The Empire really never gave Lando a choice. What do you do if you want to keep the Empire from taking Cloud City from you? Either you have to make a deal with _them_ or you have to make a deal with someone who can hold them at bay.
Now who can hold the Empire at bay? No one. If they want to take Cloud City from you, no one can prevent it.
That means he _had_ to deal with them; them and no one else.
Now what do you do if you strike a deal with the Empire and the Empire violates it? Well, you can _complain_ to someone, but who? Who is going to be in a position to _do_ something about it? Who is going to be in a position to inflict some kind of _penalty_ on the Empire? No one.
Fate dealt Lando a _terrible_ hand.
"Listen to him, he has a British accent!". : )
Cristy is the best!
You just saw the best of the Star Wars films.
Only 3 years after the previous one!
For people like me who saw episode IV in the theatre it was an eternity
Undele! Beautiful christy ❤
Can't wait for her to watch return of the Jedi
I never got the Leia & Luke thing. I always felt Luke was Han's little bro that tags along everywhere and has a crush on his big bro's girlfriend. He's just a farm boy seeing the galaxy for the first time, got his first crush.
Another great reaction, sweetheart. 😏
You realise star wars isn't a love film
as an interesting note. luke ignites his lightsaber before vader does, I wonder if it would have gone differently if he hadn't. Maybe vader would have been more diplomatic.
34:20
Thanks, editor. 🤣🤣🤣
Han likes her yet you don't complain she's playing with his heart?
She is clearly shipping Luke and Leia, and she doesn’t like how Han sarcastically calls her “sweetheart”, did you even watch the reaction?
I always loved how when Leia calls Han those names the only thing he reacts to is her insulting his looks, i.e. scruffy looking, not his intelligence when she calls him half-witted.
Fun fact: The inspiration for the Millennium Falcon was a hamburger.
and I thought they smelled bad on the outside.
This is peak Star Wars
10:28
Cristy: 😱 Yes!
Me: oh, my sweet summer child 💀😭
spoilers are bad
@@GS-Das no spoilers detected
May the 4th be with you... and revenge of the 5th...
I just love first time reactions!!!! It's like when I watched in 1982.......Great job, Cristy!!
30:57 The makers of this movie replaced the voice of Boba Fett with Temuera Morrison's voice...for good reason...but I won't spoil anything.
Saying that the rebels should stand their ground and fight the empire was honestly pretty funny when the empire pretty much immediately shows that standing your ground is not an option. Also the funny, or sad, thing about dak (Luke's gunner) is that he got killed by a malfunction of his own equipment. He felt like he could take on the whole empire himself but the universe simply said no.
Hi Cristy! "You can do that through Zoom too!" 🤣🤣LMAO you're hilarious!! I think I told you before this is my favorite movie! Yoda is so amazing, I love him so much. The fight between Luke and Vader and then the big reveal! 🤯🤯I can't wait for you to see the next one, it's amazing as well. Try to imagine the three year wait we had between this movie and the next, with no internet, just magazines with theories! 😮😮Don't worry all your questions will be answered in time. I hope you are doing well, catch in the next one! 👋👋🫶
You doing such a good job me thinks you have some Jedi in you.......
.......sweetheart.😉😜🤣
English does have an equivalent for multifacetica; it's multifaceted. :-)
"I know" is actually a fantastic response to leia. It concludes han and leia's arch in the movie. The whole entire movie, han was trying to get leia to admit and accept her feelings for him. Han is continuously trying to break down the emotional barriers leia put up. When leia finally says that she loves him, it's the first time in the movie that she is being fully honest with him. Hans response is affirmation of leia's true feelings and acknowledgement that dispite everything she said and did in the movie he knew that she really did love him. Han doesn't need to say "i love you too" because he's already made it obvious what his feelings for her are.
10:24 - no, No, NOOO...!!!
19:15 - You feel fine, you feel FINE about it.
23:53 - That's what she said. (Sorry, couldn't help myself.)
25:49 - Trust me, you're cool with it; and Luke will be fine, don't worry about him.
Best sequels in no particular order:
1. Empire Strikes Back
2. Back to the Future II
3. Godfather II
4. Terminator 2
5. Aliens
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The creature attack in the beginning wasn't supposed to be in the movie, but just before shooting Mark Hamil was in a car accident and he got severe damage in his face so they had to create the reason why Luke had stitches on his face.
The cat accident happened after shooting episode 4, but before it was released, early 77,, and they only had to reset his nose. There's a RUclips short of Mark Hamill explaining this and how it all got blown out of proportion.
God, people still spreading lies about Hamill's accident, when it happened, and how serious it was. The scars in the movie had nothing to do with Mark's real injuries, which were long healed by this point.
Not only did three years pass in real life between films. But three years passed between the destruction of the death star, and the imperial attack on Hoth. Han and Leia had been involved for some time. Han did not pay back Jabba. Instead, he stayed with the rebellion for her. The bounty Hunter, that Han mentioned during the argument was his excuse for leaving since he felt he wasn’t getting anywhere with her. Despite the fact they both love each other, they are incredibly stubborn he’s a scoundrel, and she is so caught up in the cause that she won’t allow herself to express intimacy or even love for anybody. The entire point of their argument throughout the story was Han trying to get her to admit it. Which she finally did at the cost of his life. The line was improvised but “I know” was his way of saying “See? I won. I knew you loved me.”
Seeing 'Episode V' (properly pronounced Episode, the fifth.' or 'The fifth episode.) back in the day was a surprise, (where were 2 3 4...?) since the crawl just showed 'Star Wars'