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  • @FuzzyMarineVet
    @FuzzyMarineVet 3 месяца назад +105

    This movie is the culmination of two story arcs, the Hero's Journey of Luke Skywalker and the redemption of Aniken Skywalker. Two of the classic stories of all time.

    • @tulinfirenze1990
      @tulinfirenze1990 3 месяца назад +7

      Yep - and anything onscreen after this DOES NOT exist. Trust us on that.

    • @mouse7965
      @mouse7965 2 месяца назад +1

      @@tulinfirenze1990 chronologically anyway

    • @curumo014
      @curumo014 5 дней назад

      That’s one of the reasons that makes RotJ my favorite SW film of all.

  • @harryballsak1123
    @harryballsak1123 3 месяца назад +493

    Sofie mid movie: 'Who would have sex with Darth Vader?"
    Sofie at the end: "Darth Vader is hot!"

    • @happyslapsgiving5421
      @happyslapsgiving5421 3 месяца назад +51

      At the first question, I said: "You. You would, I bet." 😅

    • @alinadornieden8411
      @alinadornieden8411 3 месяца назад +54

      i volunteer!!! Hayden Christensen? the force is strong in him

    • @Meglivorn
      @Meglivorn 3 месяца назад +6

      🤣

    • @blueroninstudios
      @blueroninstudios 3 месяца назад +24

      If she thinks Anakins hot, wait til she sees young Obi-Wan!

    • @EdithCardellini
      @EdithCardellini 3 месяца назад +12

      ​​@@blueroninstudiosTotally agree! Although Anakin/Hayden is very handsome, my Star Wars crush has always been Obi-Wan/Ewan.

  • @mordicaiknode
    @mordicaiknode 3 месяца назад +178

    Side note: Yoda DOESN'T tell Luke he has to kill his father, he tells Luke he has to CONFRONT him. Pair that with the lesson of the Dark Side Cave, & I think Yoda was playing the long game.

    • @Progger11
      @Progger11 3 месяца назад +17

      Yoda by this point has grown much wiser, I think even more so than he was during the high and fallen Republic eras. He knows it's more nuanced than the black-and-white dogmatism he once preached. He's experienced a lot more. And I think he knew Luke had to learn through experience just as he did. The mark of a great teacher-- guide, but don't control. Demonstrate, but don't preach.

    • @shadout
      @shadout 3 месяца назад +4

      The thing that doesn't make sense is that Luke had already confronted Vader, and against Yoda's advice because he hadn't finished his training. Then what must have been the next time Luke talks to Yoda (else, why didn't he ask about the parentage reveal sooner) suddenly his training was complete and he has to confront Vader. So, what changed that made Luke ready? That he learned who Vader was to him? That could have been said before he confronted him last time.

    • @mordicaiknode
      @mordicaiknode 3 месяца назад +3

      @@shadout You can't think like that, you'll start wondering how long the flight to Alderaan took or how long Luke was on Dagobah or how long it took to fly to Bespin...

    • @BalokLives
      @BalokLives 3 месяца назад +4

      @@shadout It's seasoning and time. Luke needed more time to cook.
      Seriously though, I think Obi Wan and Yoda weren't ready to tell him the truth. They would have told him when they thought he was mentally ready to hear it. They wanted to make sure that he was ready, but he left early. Yoda even confessed that when he said, "No. Unfortunate that you rushed to face him… That incomplete was your training. Not ready for the burden were you." This was about his mental condition, not physical. So, after he came back and had already heard the truth, there was nothing left for him to do but finish the job. They were afraid that the truth might cause him to go dark and they wanted to avoid that at all costs. He was their last hope. That was why his test at the cave was considered a failure because he wasn't supposed to kill Darth Vader.
      Yes, it's kooky, but it makes sense. So much of it is cloaked in innuendo and their mystical beliefs. But in the end, it's just a movie.

    • @WezWolf
      @WezWolf 3 месяца назад +4

      ​@@BalokLives Yes, but Yoda really just wanted to roll over and die, without telling Luke the truth. It was only because Luke pressed him, that he admitted it.
      So it would seem that Yoda, wanted Luke to think that Vader was nothing more than a villain, for the final confrontation.....Even Ben made it clear that if Luke was unwilling to kill his own father, "Then the Emperor has already won."
      It seems that both Yoda and Ben thought Vader was unredeemable. Ben really tried to dehumanize Vader by saying he was 'More machine now than man.."' When Yoda says Luke was "Unready for the burden" He means, the burden of having to kill his own father.
      I assume that Yoda would have maybe wanted to tell Luke, during the continuous training on Dagobah, whereby Luke would have time to process it, and need to come to the understanding, that his father was evil and had to be eliminated for the greater good of the galaxy. But - Luke went off, got traumatized, and the next thing they knew, an opportunity arose to get Vader, so they tried to just hide it from him and send him on his way. It really seems that Yoda and Ben wanted Luke to assassinate Vader.
      I don't believe Yoda was so powerful, that he knew what was going to play out in the Emperors throne room. I think the dramatic irony of the situation, was that Luke's good heart, resolved the problem in an unexpected way. Which was, in a way, wiser than what the 2 old Jedis had in mind. (They were still pretty proud of how he did it, of course)

  • @leif712009
    @leif712009 3 месяца назад +99

    I was 12 when Return of the Jedi came out in 1983. You can’t even imagine how hyped everyone was. Remember no Internet, rental movies were just coming on the scene, going to the theater to see this movie was a life-changing experience I’ll never forget 😊

    • @bbb462cid
      @bbb462cid 3 месяца назад +7

      I can. I was 12 in 1983 too. 🔥

    • @tomwhited6443
      @tomwhited6443 3 месяца назад +4

      Same here dude... I was 13. First movie I ever saw more than once during its original theatrical run!

    • @cesarvaldez112975
      @cesarvaldez112975 3 месяца назад +5

      I was 7 going on 8 in 83 when I saw it and I still remember it like it was yesterday. That night in the theater I could barely contain all the excitement, I was jumping up and down in my theater seat. I remember my mom telling my dad “Look, he’s so excited “! Now at the time, we didn’t know, after 40+ years how privileged and honored we were to have seen these movies in the theater. There was a special kind of magic seeing Return of the Jedi day one in 1983. Something the younger generations will never get to see. Yup, how lucky were we.😊

    • @ralfweinand5473
      @ralfweinand5473 3 месяца назад +3

      @@tomwhited6443
      I was also 13 then ... lotta GenX here :)

    • @georgedilligaf8570
      @georgedilligaf8570 3 месяца назад +4

      I was 12, also

  • @josephedwards8604
    @josephedwards8604 3 месяца назад +80

    You ducking as Luke and Leias speeder went under the tree was awesome!😂😂

  • @Stogie2112
    @Stogie2112 3 месяца назад +44

    SoFie, you passed the Jedi Trial. You wept for Vader. 😰 👍👍
    You saw that although Vader committed many horrible crimes, he also atoned for them by destroying the Emperor.
    He let go of decades of anger and hate and let his love for his son save the day.
    In his last minutes of life, he was a good man. He found salvation. That deserves compassion and respect.

    • @tulinfirenze1990
      @tulinfirenze1990 3 месяца назад +9

      And yes - he DID destroy the emperor. Anything else you see or hear is just a lie.

  • @QuayNemSorr
    @QuayNemSorr 3 месяца назад +24

    Luke and Leia instantly felt a connection towards each others, being twins. They misunderstood it as an initial attraction but that was never the case. Remember she kissed Luke, purely to piss off Han.
    So when Leia says "she's always known" it's the connection between them they have always been aware of deep down.

  • @Telrathian
    @Telrathian 3 месяца назад +36

    Others have probably already pointed this out, but Yoda told Luke that he had to "Confront" Vader, not that he had to fight or kill Vader.

    • @WezWolf
      @WezWolf 3 месяца назад +2

      Although, Ben was adamant, that if Luke wasn't willing to kill his own father, then the Emperor had already won. So, are Yoda and Ben on the same page? Ben wanted Luke to kill Vader. If Yoda wanted a non violent solution, He really should have talked to Ben about giving the kid bad advice.

  • @Michael75579
    @Michael75579 3 месяца назад +107

    I don't take Leia's "Somehow I've always known" as meaning that she consciously knew that Luke was her brother but rather that now she knows a lot of things fall into place.

    • @laramyelliott2903
      @laramyelliott2903 3 месяца назад +35

      Agreed. She knew they had a "connection" but she didn't know what it was.

    • @pleutron
      @pleutron 3 месяца назад +23

      so many people apparently never heard of or had a "gut feeling" about anything.

    • @YezaOutcast
      @YezaOutcast 3 месяца назад +10

      yeah, like "i always knew we had some kind of connection."

    • @roguechevelle
      @roguechevelle 3 месяца назад +11

      Exactly, I kinda take it as it explains why she felt so strongly connected to Luke but had no romantic feelings, it was different. Also when he met Leia Luke was a naive farm boy who understandably meets a very beautiful strong person like Leia and not having any clue of any relation so it's not so surprising he initially might have a bit of a crush. And Leia only kissed him because she was trying to make Han jealous. Maybe I've just been desensitized about it from watching Game of Thrones lol.

    • @mattp6089
      @mattp6089 3 месяца назад +5

      Yah. Definitely it is that she always felt a connection and now it makes sense.

  • @swanronson173
    @swanronson173 3 месяца назад +93

    So many questions Sofie! Count yourself lucky you don't have to wait 2 decades for the answers as so many of us did 😂

    • @cambelloroxy9420
      @cambelloroxy9420 3 месяца назад

      Oh definitely 👍🏻

    • @EvieWillNotDie
      @EvieWillNotDie 3 месяца назад +4

      And what an incredible disappointment they were. A true disgrace to star wars, a real spit in our face.

    • @swanronson173
      @swanronson173 3 месяца назад +8

      ​@@EvieWillNotDie Oh please! What are you Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons? It's impossible to take anyone using such hyperbole seriously.
      While the prequels don't match the great storytelling of the original trilogy and Jar-Jar gets annoying, they are still entertaining and enjoyable movies. They give us backstory on many characters and introduce new ones, have great lightsaber fights and expand our horizons by showing more planets and life under the Old Republic, and answer those questions Sofie and most of the rest of us had after seeing the original trilogy.

    • @EvieWillNotDie
      @EvieWillNotDie 3 месяца назад +2

      @@swanronson173 not if you care. "Great lightsabre fights" thank you for admitting you don't understand star wars so brazenly. "Oo pretty colours wowie shiny lights". Bad.

    • @swanronson173
      @swanronson173 3 месяца назад +7

      @@EvieWillNotDie That's right ignore the rest of what I said about it, and pretend you are a fan whilst acting like a spoiled child crying about how the film makers spat in your face. You don't have to like a movie but don't go around acting like it's some kind of personal insult that they made it.

  • @Bodanki
    @Bodanki 3 месяца назад +31

    Yes SoFie, we all love how Luke never gave up on his father. Because that is one of Luke's defining characteristics, that he will never give up hope on friends and family.....NEVER!

    • @jmwilliamsart
      @jmwilliamsart 3 месяца назад +5

      And that’s one of things that we love about Luke.

    • @billthomas478
      @billthomas478 3 месяца назад +17

      Until Darth Kennedy gets ahold of him

    • @chadjenkins4876
      @chadjenkins4876 3 месяца назад +2

      Seemed like Luke was basically the only one who believed it was possible. Very cool

    • @MeanMrMustard1
      @MeanMrMustard1 3 месяца назад +1

      Except when you are faced with the reality that a lot of terrible things are gonna happen and you have the chance to stop it, but even though that fleeting thought makes sense on a galactic level, you simply can't go through with it because family. That's the same Luke you believe in. You simply can't grasp it in the way that you need to. That's your failure.

    • @calebmorrow96
      @calebmorrow96 3 месяца назад +2

      That's what made Disney's choices so weird.

  • @jamesf791
    @jamesf791 3 месяца назад +42

    36:50 this scene is the reason why this is the best of the original trilogy. People cry and sad to see Darth Vader dying, the person who is so evil, and people actually are crying when he dies. That's why it's the best of the three.

    • @tulinfirenze1990
      @tulinfirenze1990 3 месяца назад +2

      Which, as author David Brin said, doesn't make sense. Vader is a thousand times WORSE than Hitler. In reality, he should have burned in hell (which doesn't exist).

    • @47imagine
      @47imagine 2 месяца назад +1

      One scene shouldn't determine the overall quality of the movie, in my opinion. Return of the Jedi absolutely nails its conclusion. But the movie overall is plodding, the script is meh and the Ewoks are a questionable addition. I think it's the weakest of the original trilogy.

    • @benjaminroe311ify
      @benjaminroe311ify Месяц назад +1

      It's the best scene I agree. But it's not the best movie. Empire is best. But let's face it. When comparing the Original Trilogy it's like comparing a 10 to two 9's so if someone likes Jedi more because it resolves the story or because they just love the huge battles and this scene so much... I mean. Whose to argue?

    • @judith8693
      @judith8693 Месяц назад +1

      @@47imagine It doesn't matter if its the weakest of the original trilogy. Its still pretty damn good.

  • @mikefoster6018
    @mikefoster6018 3 месяца назад +22

    As a kid watching these films (I was born in 1974), a lot of us were hugely inspired by the special effects. We bought all the 'making of' magazines etc, so watched these films knowing that the space ships etc were real and like the world's best toys! it was really inspiring stuff.

    • @lsu1992
      @lsu1992 3 месяца назад +2

      I was 5 in 1977. Saw it with my best friend in kindergarten...it was a magic I could never forget.

    • @wolviespartan
      @wolviespartan 3 месяца назад

      Totally agree. Also born in '74

    • @mikefoster6018
      @mikefoster6018 3 месяца назад +1

      @@wolviespartan I remember making an Empire Strikes Back 'space slug' with a papier mache rock surface and cave, and an air-powered sock-like cover over an expanding rubber suspension sheath. Was great - I'd squeeze a balloon and the slug would extend out! Was just a kid :)

    • @tulinfirenze1990
      @tulinfirenze1990 3 месяца назад

      @@mikefoster6018 And now he makes sex toys for a living.

  • @happyslapsgiving5421
    @happyslapsgiving5421 3 месяца назад +34

    1:05
    Well, you see... when a mommy and a daddy love each other very much...

  • @RunicMike
    @RunicMike 3 месяца назад +47

    "Anakin was hot". You're going to enjoy the prequels

    • @SGlitz
      @SGlitz 3 месяца назад +8

      Even though that is not the actor in the 1983 original

    • @roguechevelle
      @roguechevelle 3 месяца назад +5

      @@SGlitz Yeah it always did bother me they erased the original actor's image and replaced it with the young Hayden. Then again I hated a lot of the changes to the original trilogy they made. I can understand cleaning up certain shots and backgrounds a bit for Blu Ray etc but adding new cgi characters always bothered me.

    • @dylanburton4955
      @dylanburton4955 2 месяца назад +3

      @@roguechevelleIt did make more sense that Anakin’s ghost would be what he looked like before he turned
      At least we still see the guy in the film in the suit

    • @colinlock-lv9vv
      @colinlock-lv9vv Месяц назад

      ORIGIONAL DID NOT END LIKE THAT EWOKS CELEBRATED WITH BONFIRE LUKE SAW SPIRITS OF OBI WAN YODA AND ANAKIN AKA DARTH VADER AS HUMAN

  • @LordNifty
    @LordNifty 3 месяца назад +11

    35:52 - One thing I really like about Darth Vader's redemption and death is that he died in order to save his family, which really has additional weight after seeing the prequels.

  • @Zieg100
    @Zieg100 3 месяца назад +14

    OMG, watching you go step by step through the whole "Leia is his sister" was absolutely the best! 😄Thank you for that!

    • @robertmckenna3994
      @robertmckenna3994 3 месяца назад +1

      She’s the only female main character in the movie. Who else could it be?

    • @Zieg100
      @Zieg100 3 месяца назад

      What I meant was the whole "Leia is his sister.... wait, they kissed???"

  • @theaikidoka
    @theaikidoka 3 месяца назад +89

    Ah, Slave Leia, the beginning of tens of millions of fantasies (male and female, Carrie Fisher was badass).

    • @generaljimmies3429
      @generaljimmies3429 3 месяца назад +6

      Headcannon: Leia held on to that Slave Costume for Han for …special nights.

    • @theaikidoka
      @theaikidoka 3 месяца назад +8

      @@generaljimmies3429 But that potentially means that Han had a Jabba costume for the same occasions...

    • @theIronwolf1984
      @theIronwolf1984 3 месяца назад +2

      I must be one of the only few males who never had the attraction toward Leia..slave outfit or otherwise. I liked her character strong willed capable sassy...but as far as physical attraction nope

    • @spccewe7223
      @spccewe7223 3 месяца назад +1

      @@theIronwolf1984 Well, we're at least two then. I never understood that hype although I love her as a character.

    • @WaywardSon5
      @WaywardSon5 3 месяца назад

      @@spccewe7223 Carrie Fisher said many times that somehow the idea of her in a metal bikini was both the producers' greatest fantasy and worst nightmare, as they kept demanding she lose weight for the scene.

  • @dhavaram8064
    @dhavaram8064 3 месяца назад +10

    I sometimes wonder if Darth Vader when he detects Luke's thoughts about his sister, does Vader think "Shit, I tortured her back on the first Death Star."

    • @waldoman7
      @waldoman7 3 месяца назад +2

      Yeah but you also invited her boyfriend and her to a nice dinner

  • @MGower4465
    @MGower4465 3 месяца назад +11

    Under the Jedi Order of the Old Republic, building a lightsaber was the final task of a Padawan before being advanced to Jedi. So Luke built his green one, completing his tasks as a learner.
    Keep what Yoda actually says in mind. Yoda only says Luke must confront Vader. Its Luke and Obi-Wan who take that to mean kill.

  • @aldo4908
    @aldo4908 3 месяца назад +5

    That final line:
    YOU ALREADY HAD..." it destroys me EVERY TIME though...

  • @user-lh8dy7xp9e
    @user-lh8dy7xp9e 3 месяца назад +21

    if u think Anakin is a hottie here, wait until he takes his shirt off in 3rd prequel! My Mom's jaw dropped when she saw that scene and she only managed to pick it back up when she saw how jealous my Dad was! lol.

  • @Stogie2112
    @Stogie2112 3 месяца назад +9

    In order to become a full Jedi Knight, an apprentice must confront and defeat his/her greatest fear.
    In Luke's case, it was confronting his own father and the danger of becoming just like him.
    One's path to the Dark Side always begins with one's fears, for they lead to anger, then to rage and hate, and then to violence, pain and suffering.

  • @UntitledtotheGrave
    @UntitledtotheGrave 3 месяца назад +106

    Yes, the prequels are indeed about him. The whole Star Wars saga is about the tragedy of Anakin Skywalker. (The George Lucas saga that is.)

    • @Rastafaustian
      @Rastafaustian 3 месяца назад +24

      There are only six movies.

    • @jp3813
      @jp3813 3 месяца назад +8

      @@Rastafaustian *three movies

    • @IrrelevantPerson
      @IrrelevantPerson 3 месяца назад +9

      @@jp3813idk ab 3 or 6 movies but there are two professional yappers in these replies lol

    • @jp3813
      @jp3813 3 месяца назад +5

      @@IrrelevantPerson There are now.

    • @IrrelevantPerson
      @IrrelevantPerson 3 месяца назад +1

      @@jp3813 ☝️🤓

  • @josephcastaneda4424
    @josephcastaneda4424 3 месяца назад +6

    Anakin Skywalker is one of the greatest characters ever created, can't wait for the rest of these reactions

  • @rofyle
    @rofyle 3 месяца назад +8

    Originally Luke's sister was supposed to be someone we never meet in the trilogy. Instead, we were to meet her in the sequels. She was supposed to be someone who had already fallen to the dark side, and the sequels were supposed to be about Luke finding her and turning her back to the light. But by the time ROTJ was being filmed, Lucas was so tired and fed up with the struggle of the production process that he just wanted to be done with Star Wars altogether, so he changed Luke's sister to Leigh.

    • @MeanMrMustard1
      @MeanMrMustard1 3 месяца назад +1

      That may have been an idea Lucas would've eventually gone with, but the idea that he was working with was that Luke falls to the dark side and the sister brings him back to the light.

  • @jeremygilbert7989
    @jeremygilbert7989 3 месяца назад +66

    So much credit to James Earl Jones (Voice of Vader) and David Prowse (Body of Vader) for their performances in this film. They seamlessly worked together to convey so much emotional conflict onto an emotionless canvas and literally the only complaint I can give for their performances was the cringy and needless "NO!" at the end that was only added in the remastered version. The original was so much more impactful. Vader doesn't say a word, just looks at the situation and finally acts. It was such a powerful act of love and sacrifice that, again, is being perfectly conveyed through a faceless automaton. Phenomenal acting.

    • @fluxcapacitor007
      @fluxcapacitor007 3 месяца назад +16

      Many people still don't know that it didn't take 2 people to portray Darth Vader, it took 3. Legendary Bob Anderson secretly wore the suit during most scenes in the trilogy when Vader is using a lightsaber. After it being a secret for a long time, Mark Hamil told George Lucas that he wasn't comfortable keeping the secret anymore and wanted Bob to get the credit he was due so he revealed the secret. I guess when you have the greatest villain in the history of cinema you need 3 talented people to make him a reality.

    • @MasterRobinHood
      @MasterRobinHood 3 месяца назад +9

      Totally agree - the NO!!! doesn't work, even the tone is wrong because you can see his struggle between watching his son die in front of him and his loyalty to his Master

    • @cheeseburger12
      @cheeseburger12 3 месяца назад +8

      @@fluxcapacitor007 Then isn't it 4? Because they had a different person play him unmasked at the end?

    • @hadoken95
      @hadoken95 3 месяца назад +7

      @@cheeseburger12 That's correct, another actor entirely delivering the "you were right" lines. He was also the original Anakin force ghost but Lucas changed it in the re-release at the turn of the century.

    • @nisus8
      @nisus8 3 месяца назад +2

      Friendly disagree, I guess. I used to hate the added "NOOOOOO!!!", but now think it's a powerful addition to that scene.

  • @davidward9737
    @davidward9737 3 месяца назад +4

    As a old school star wars fan. At 33:51 can you hear Vader take a deep breath. It came out in 83 but also like dont poke a bees nest. Vader (Anakin knew it was over) his arrogance gone. But people miss, Luke really did turn to the dark side there. It is like Anakins love for Padme, Lukes for his sister..people never get the correlation.

  • @Rastafaustian
    @Rastafaustian 3 месяца назад +7

    10:36 I love this 🤣
    In the first one especially, Vader has fingerprints all over his helmet.

  • @bbtank3000
    @bbtank3000 3 месяца назад +18

    This will always be the best Star Wars trilogy. Making the audience cry over Vader's death is a testament to the older films' writing.

  • @mikebrown7799
    @mikebrown7799 3 месяца назад +13

    Hi Sofie!😊 Yep, Luke was able to contact Leia when he was hanging from the cloud city, because Leia has the force, and is his twin sister. Great emotional reactions to the final film in the original Star Wars trilogy, Sofie!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

    • @pleutron
      @pleutron 3 месяца назад +1

      I don't think them being siblings had anything to do with that

    • @mikebrown7799
      @mikebrown7799 3 месяца назад

      I may have. If I didn't say that, someone probably would have commented that it was.😉 @@pleutron

  • @cookeepuff
    @cookeepuff 3 месяца назад +6

    I love how much you just enjoy things. Thank you for sharing your lovely reactions with us!

  • @Etticos.
    @Etticos. 3 месяца назад +12

    The dark side is like a drug. It is extremely seductive and addictive, it changes how you think and behave, and it is very hard to turn back to the light once you start using the dark. The dark side isn’t a guarantee that the user will be evil, but most of the times that seems to be the case, that said the dark side of the force itself is not evil. The dark side is fueled by passion and emotion where the light side is not.
    Also, everyone cries for Darth Vader. You’re not alone.
    You think this is sad, I can’t wait to see how you handle the end of Episode III.

  • @frankducky6130
    @frankducky6130 3 месяца назад +7

    I cried when i watched the ending of this movie too, I wish Darth Vader could have spent more time with his kids.

  • @wyndonpendergraft
    @wyndonpendergraft 3 месяца назад +3

    No one ever said Luke had to KILL Vader. He had to confront him. He had to face the part of himself he didn't want to. He had to make Anakin look at who he became as well. The Return of the Jedi is about Anakin's redemption as much as it is about the ascendancy of Luke's New Order.

  • @_Darth_Vader_
    @_Darth_Vader_ 3 месяца назад +12

    In the end, I found peace and freedom

    • @theunknownuser9609
      @theunknownuser9609 3 месяца назад

      "Now you can make your dreams come true, Ani. For the first time, you're free"

  • @domingocurbelomorales8635
    @domingocurbelomorales8635 3 месяца назад +5

    What an emotional rollercoaster Sofie. This one hit me deep always. I cannot wait to see the prequels joining you!!

  • @TommygunNG
    @TommygunNG 3 месяца назад +2

    Love your reaction to the sibling reveal. Hilarious as you put all the pieces together.
    And then reacting to “That bad, huh.” Awesome. Please keep up the reacting to specific lines like that. You’re one of the best thank you.

  • @Man_The_Machines
    @Man_The_Machines 3 месяца назад +56

    You’re asking all the right questions about Anakin Sophie. I think you’ll really enjoy the prequels..also directed by George Lucas btw.

    • @karlsmith2570
      @karlsmith2570 3 месяца назад +3

      Episode IV was directed by George Lucas, it's just the last 2 of the original trilogy that someone else had directed them.
      Namely Irving Kirschner directed Empire Strikes Back and Richard Marqaund directed Return Of The Jedi

  • @jeffkoenig7402
    @jeffkoenig7402 3 месяца назад +4

    I was 3 when Star Wars came out, 6 when Empire released, and 9 years old for RotJ. Star Wars was my entire childhood identity lol.
    But between 1983 and and 1999, those three films were (more or less) all the Star Wars there was, and as far as we knew for years and years - all there ever would be.
    I don't know how deep you plan to go in getting caught up on all the great (and not so great) movies and tv shows that have been released since, and it probably seems pretty daunting seeing how much there is to watch, but
    I, for one, continue to be *incredibly* grateful to have so many stories being made to explore the vast universe that was such a fundamental playground for my childhood imagination.
    I hope you continue to enjoy this journey through a galaxy far, far away, wherever it takes you.

    • @dneill8493
      @dneill8493 3 месяца назад

      I was the same age for them as you. I was living on campus at Uni when the preview for The Phantom Menace was shown here (in Australia the TV 'The Panel'. They somehow managed to get world first exclusive. ). When it was over I could hear so many "Holy S#$t" and "Did you see that!" coming from all over campus. After going for so long with just the Original Trilogy it was such a HUGE event having a new Star Wars movie. Whatever you think of The Phantom Menace it was so amazing to see NEW Star Wars on the big screen again.

  • @stephenfitzgerald9769
    @stephenfitzgerald9769 3 месяца назад +4

    One of the great tragedies of this film m is that it doesn’t explain Luke’s jump in power in the year between Empire and Jedi. There’s a great scene in the book _Shadows of the Empire_ where Luke is almost killed and narrowly evades death. After playing the events over in his head, he realizes that he’s been doing the training and exercises that Yoda taught him, but he’s not _letting_ the Force work through him; he’s just trying to command it. Once he starts try to work _with_ the Force instead of [ironically] trying to force it to do what he wants, he immediately becomes much more formidable, because he HAS been training the whole time, after all…

  • @navy0287
    @navy0287 3 месяца назад +4

    The irony is if the emperor had eased up just a little bit, he would've influenced Luke to join him. Luke was on the cusp after becoming enraged, but Ol' Palps kept taunting him.

  • @yamahakid450f
    @yamahakid450f 3 месяца назад +2

    24:44 you know what they say, sometimes you gotta keep it in the family 🤣 Gives a new meaning to when twins say "We do everything together". Lmao

  • @karlmoles6530
    @karlmoles6530 3 месяца назад +1

    I walked out of that theater at age 17 so happy and so sad. Star Wars was the greatest thing to me for 7 years. I walked into the theater at age 10 to watch Star Wars and came out of another at age 17 holding hands with my first girlfriend. I was so thrilled, but also so dad to know it was over.

  • @A.I.Friends
    @A.I.Friends 3 месяца назад +3

    The Rancor pit shows that Luke is resourceful even without using the force.

  • @JamesAlbertBrown
    @JamesAlbertBrown 2 дня назад

    "Vader looks like he just got out of the car wash." That cracked me up big time. :)

  • @tofersiefken
    @tofersiefken 2 месяца назад +5

    Yoda used the word "confront", not the word "kill". Luke assumes Yoda means for him to kill his father, but that is not what Yoda said, and that is not what Luke does. Luke DOES "confront" Vader in his attempt to pull him back to the light. Luke does NOT kill Vader, he does NOT strike down the Emperor, nor does he destroy the Sith. Vader is defeated by the tiny bit of Anakin Skywalker that remained. (Thus the titular "Jedi" who returned must be Anakin, just momentarily prior to joining the living force.) Vader is destroyed by the Emperor's force lightning. The Emperor is hurled to his death by Vader.

  • @jamesdee759
    @jamesdee759 3 месяца назад +2

    This is my first video of yours that I've seen and I've really enjoyed it. Think about the way the Empire's troops on Endor must feel when it comes to getting their butts kicked by a bunch of little Teddy Bears lol. I do actually like how, at the end, 40:58 it actually show short scenes of the celebrating on Cloud City, Tatooine, Naboo, and Coruscant before returning to Endor. I'm looking forward to watching more of your reaction videos. I hope you enjoy Star Wars episodes 1, 2, and 3.

  • @raybernal6829
    @raybernal6829 3 месяца назад +2

    Sofie this journey so far with you has been awesome. I love your emotions as we all have. Lets keep this going gorgeous ❤❤

  • @Macdelaven
    @Macdelaven 3 месяца назад +2

    Another great reaction. The speeder chase was amazing on the big screen. The original release had the older version of Anakin Skywalker's "ghost". When the prequels came out, this movie was re-edited to show a younger "hot" version. It will make sense when you watch episodes I-III

  • @dylanburton4955
    @dylanburton4955 2 месяца назад

    Man the casting for the emperor is just perfection and he’s even better in the prequel trilogy and really steals every scene he’s in and the actor is clearly having such a good time playing the role

  • @karlsmith2570
    @karlsmith2570 3 месяца назад +4

    1:07
    "Is This True?, If So, How'd That Happen?"
    It is true, though a more in-depth explanation on how that happened is in the prequel trilogy

  • @Arkilonn_
    @Arkilonn_ 3 месяца назад +15

    Luke couldn't kill the emperor because it's not the way of a Jedi, Jedi can't act out of emotion and can't attack unarmed.
    The Emperor was looking for a replacement for Darth Vader as his apprentice, and the Emperor and Vader are members of the Sith Order (opposition to the Jedi Order in some way), who have existed for many thousands of years according to the Rule of Two, which states that there can only be two Sith - the master and the apprentice, a master to embody the power of the dark side, and a apprentice to reach out to him, when a apprentice becomes stronger than a master, he challenges him, kills him and takes his place, taking a new apprentice, the Emperor was simultaneously looking for a replacement for Vader with someone younger and more powerful and he was afraid of him, because Vader could find himself a secret disciple and try to kill the Emperor by taking his place. By the way, in the very name of Darth Vader, Darth is the title of a member of the Order of the Sith, so for example the emperor has the name Darth Sidious, but you will learn more about it in the prequels
    You may also notice that the Jedi and the Sith have different force abilities, if in general terms, the Jedi use defensive abilities that can rarely cause direct damage, while the Sith use dark side abilities, such as force strangulation, force lightning. In theory, the Jedi can use them too, but this means direct use of the dark side, which will intoxicate the mind and after which it is difficult to stop, not to mention that it goes against the Jedi code

    • @jeffburnham6611
      @jeffburnham6611 3 месяца назад

      Anakin did quite a lot of killing of unarmed people during the Clone Wars.

    • @Arkilonn_
      @Arkilonn_ 3 месяца назад

      @@jeffburnham6611 and where it got him

  • @gumdeo
    @gumdeo 2 месяца назад +1

    "It is too late for me, son"
    "Then my father is truly dead" 😢

  • @cyberjarl
    @cyberjarl 2 месяца назад +1

    22:00 Remember that C3PO is a protocol droid. His primary function is to be a diplomat/interpreter. Imagine him being used for that purpose to communicate/negotiate with a more primitive civilization and how being allowed to pretend to be a god could be problematic ( Human history is full of examples of this ). That's why this isn't allowed by his programming.
    Also a reference to Star Trek's Prime Directive I believe or inspired by it.
    26:00 - You're essentially right. Vader wanted to go with Luke but felt he couldn't. There are two aspects to this. On one hand, Vader fears the Emperor. He knows that if he disobeys or turns on the Emperor, he will die (which is exactly what happens in a roundabout way - he is accidentally struck by the Emperor's Force Lightning when he picks him up, which fries his armor's life-support systems).
    The other aspect is his own dependency to the Dark Side. The way I understand it, the Dark Side is like a drug. It gives you a sudden thrill, a boost of power of energy, but it also takes from you. The more you use it, the more you desire its power and the more it occupies your mind until there is nothing left and you're just a shadow of the person you used to be.
    This last bit is also how they plan to seduce Luke. Force him to use the Dark Side by surrendering to Anger and Hate, and Luke is *very* close to doing just that by killing Darth Vader. There is in fact a comic in which Luke *does* submit to the Emperor (but it's more of a non-canon kind of thing).
    Great reactioin :) The redemption of Anakin Skywalker is one of the greatest characters arcs in cinema and only those who truly understand Star Wars cry to the death of Darth Vader and the ending.
    Sub'ed and looking forward to your reactions to the prequels :) I also highly recommend watching the Star Wars shows after the prequels - Clone Wars, Rebels, Ahsoka, The Bad Batch, Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Andor... There's a LOT of Star Wars to watch lol.

  • @nagillim7915
    @nagillim7915 3 месяца назад

    Without revealing anything, this isn't the last time this series and its musical score will make you cry.

  • @negimaaddict742
    @negimaaddict742 3 дня назад

    I always laugh now when Luke is above Vader and he says "Obi-Wan taught you well." It makes me think Luke was told of the high ground.

  • @xCien93
    @xCien93 2 месяца назад

    Your reaction was top tier. Stoked for your reactions of the remaining movies. Episode 3 is gonna hit differentlyy

  • @bkjeong4302
    @bkjeong4302 10 дней назад

    8:55
    She was subconsciously using the Dark Side of the Force to massively increase her strengths because she hated Jabba just that much. A reminder that between her and her brother, SHE’s the one who inherited her father’s personality.

  • @jkyme
    @jkyme 3 месяца назад

    Wow. Love love love this reaction! You reacted exactly as I hoped you would which gave me the feels all over again!

  • @zDom
    @zDom 3 месяца назад

    Silly Return of the Jedi story (or reminiscing about being a kid in the 80s):
    "Han will have that shield down. We've got to give him more time!" is a standout line for me. Way back in the 80s, I used to play the Return of the Jedi video game at a local arcade. The game followed the plot of the movie and had numerous music and sound clips from the movie. One time, upon losing my last life, the game malfunctioned and played that line over and over very loudly over the next twenty minutes until an attendant mercifully pulled the plug.

  • @albertmassingo4249
    @albertmassingo4249 3 месяца назад +5

    Anakin died and Vader was born. Luke killed Vader, Anakin was reborn.

  • @karlschmitt6359
    @karlschmitt6359 3 месяца назад +8

    So now you started in the middle; came to the end; now it'll be the beginning to the middle with episodes 1-3. It's always a blast to watch people enjoy it the way we did back in 1977 and boy did we have a lot of questions! Can't wait to see your reaction for A Phantom Menace!

    • @nac5901
      @nac5901 3 месяца назад

      I got about 15 minutes into Phantom Menace and decided I never wanted to see another Star Wars film. Return of the Jedi was the last one made, and I'll die on that hill.

    • @karlschmitt6359
      @karlschmitt6359 3 месяца назад

      If you can get passed the character of Jar Jar, the child actor who plays Annakin, and even the actor who plays older Annakin(not all the time), episodes 1-3 are pretty good in showing the backstories and introducing you to new characters. Episodes 1-3 are super shiny and polished, sometimes that's ok, but I prefer 1977 to 1983. I prefer practical over computer if you can do it, the less cgi, for me, the better. What's noticeably better are the choreography scenes (light saber fights) with older Annakin, younger Obi Wan Kenobi, Qui Gon Jinn, and Darth Maul. Basically it tells you what you need to know to fill in the gaps and I'm ok with that.

  • @michaelmclane2466
    @michaelmclane2466 3 месяца назад

    So Fie i was dreading your reaction because it is such an old movie by now. But you were so openly transparent with your emotions it helped me enjoy it again. I wished I could know you deeper

  • @RaulGarfias
    @RaulGarfias День назад

    15:27 Don’t worry, every Star Wars fan has gone through the same, it’s a process. You’ll get over it (nah, that kiss keeps haunting countless fans to this day).

  • @Fatherofheroesandheroines
    @Fatherofheroesandheroines 3 месяца назад

    I saw this movie at five with my then ten year old brother. We both got so excited my mother had to hold us in our seats lol.

  • @jasonhowell-lg5ig
    @jasonhowell-lg5ig 4 дня назад +1

    Fear.. leads to anger and anger leads to hate and hate leads to suffering.. Luke refused to give it to hate.. that's why Vader seeing his son being a True Jedi brought him back after all if his son can become a Jedi then Anakin can return to being one as well

  • @EmanueleCorsi
    @EmanueleCorsi 2 месяца назад

    "Vader out of the car wash" really made my day 😁

  • @ytcag2007
    @ytcag2007 3 месяца назад +1

    Hi Sofie.
    I know it's a bit too soon and I do look forward to your reaction to the prequels and sequels, but just a heads up and to put things in perspective...
    After Episode III, there is a movie that connects it to Episode IV (A New Hope).
    It isn't part of the cannon series, it was the first of a series called "A Starwars Story" and it's called Rouge One.
    Again, the timeline is between episodes 3 & 4, so remember how episode 4 started because Rouge One literally finishes on those same series of events so you may want to watch that one after Episode 3.
    I've loved Star Wars since I was a teenager, and it is still my all time favorite movie series.
    A Star Wars Story also has a movie called "Solo" and it's about how Han met Chewie.
    Thank you so much for the video, reaction, and comments. Stay safe and stay blessed.
    😊❤️🤘🤘

  • @Aussieroth7
    @Aussieroth7 3 месяца назад +1

    16:37 Honey, that is THE talking fish! Admiral Gial Ackbar! Thrawn's equal, warrior and strategist extraordinaire, the face of a thousand memes!

  • @tranya327
    @tranya327 3 месяца назад +1

    SUCH an enjoyable reaction from you!
    As to the last few shots of the film, showing young Anakin, restored to the good person he was, 'elevated' to the status of 'Force ghost' to exist with Obi-Wan and Yoda in the afterlife: Star Wars fans are divided about these particular images.
    In the original 1983 theatrical release of 'Return of the Jedi,' we saw a middle-aged figure (Anakin) appear as a ghost beside Obi-Wan and Yoda. He was actor Sebastian Shaw, the same actor that played Vader in the bleached-white "Humpty-Dumpty" makeup we saw, when Vader's mask was removed. Audiences did get the point, that Anakin's soul was restored to the "uninjured" equivalent of what his 45-year-old self would have been if he hadn't become Vader. But, it was also true that we, the audience, didn't know this stranger.
    You (Sofie) don't know the stranger you saw, either, the "young, hot Anakin." (Hayden Christensen, who plays Anakin in Episodes II and III, would have been two years old in 1983, when Return of the Jedi was released.) But, obviously, one gets to know him in the Prequels. I thus find myself in the camp of, "George Lucas made the right decision to revise the ending moments of 'Return of the Jedi' to the version you saw, with ••the Anakin WE KNOW•• assuming his rightful place besides Yoda and Obi-Wan. These altered images also imply a change in ••who Anakin has been restored TO••. As Vader, Anakin committed evil on a huge scale; yet The Force has seen fit to reward Anakin (chosen by The Force to fulfill an assigned Destiny of taking down the Sith, and guided from his conception for that hidden purpose) by "wiping the slate clean," and restoring Anakin's soul to his ~22 year-old self, his more authentic self before he truly became Vader.
    Others do not agree with this take. I once heard a contrary view, that Anakin/Vader essentially "scammed his way into Heaven." (Performed one very important, needed, righteous act, that doesn't atone for all the evil that came before.) (Others are welcome to their opinions, obviously.) My response is that we are looking at these events from a human (limited, finite) viewpoint. If one takes the view (as I do) that The Force was guiding EVERYTHING from Day One, then our grievance is with The Force, and not with Vader. We humans don't have the power to put The Force on trial and to punish it.
    ...The Force, in the Star Wars films, is presented as having SOME OF - BUT NOT ALL of the properties that G-d is described with in the Judeo-Christian tradition: The Force is intangible, is never seen, is felt only in the impact of what it makes happen, and is both omniscient and is "the ultimate Power" (in the Star Wars universe.) Unlike the Judeo-Christian view of G-d, The Force is never presented as being either A) the CREATOR and OWNER of the Universe, or B) the SOURCE of Good and Evil. And I think that's important: George Lucas is on record as saying, "I would hesitate to call The Force 'G-d.' " I think that's respectful on his part, and I believe him.

  • @ProfessorDoom
    @ProfessorDoom 3 месяца назад

    Welcome to the family SoFie!

  • @D-Tenebros
    @D-Tenebros 9 дней назад

    I got to see this in the theater when it was released... not a dry eye in the house when the lights came on

  • @christopherwatters6813
    @christopherwatters6813 2 месяца назад

    Another great reaction video, Sofie! I apolagize for misspelling your name in the comments of your previous two Star Wars reaction videos. Your reactions are very honest and fun. I'm glad you like the Ewoks- those little furballs are awesome! I'm looking forward to your reactions to the rest of the Star Wars saga.

  • @j0vanni
    @j0vanni Месяц назад

    by far the best reaction i’ve seen of this chapter. it was wonderful how you picked up on subtile ques esp the scene when Luke turns himself in & you describe your interpretation of Vaders’s delivery lines. out-friggin-standing! I feel you feel how awesome a character Anakin Skywalker is/was & is mine BTW but keep enlightening the unenlightened.

  • @karlsmith2570
    @karlsmith2570 3 месяца назад +1

    20:35
    "He Can See The Future Or Something?"
    Yes, he can, that was established the previous movie during Luke's training scenes on Dagobah

  • @maksphoto78
    @maksphoto78 3 месяца назад

    Rollercoaster of a movie, and your reaction showed it. So many squeaks!

  • @Fulschermd
    @Fulschermd 3 месяца назад

    This is one of my favorite reactions to this movie. You get it. Great job! ❤

  • @robertmckenna3994
    @robertmckenna3994 3 месяца назад +1

    If you think Luke’s reaction to finding out Darth Vader is his father was dramatic, you should have seen Leia’s response the only time he appeared to her as a ghost.
    At sometime after the Return of the Jedi, Anakin appeared and spoke with his daughter. At first she didn’t know who he was, but on finding out she had nothing but anger and hatred for him. And she never called him anything but Vader. That was the first and last time Anakin contacted Leia. And while she did come to terms with having him as her father, I don’t believe that she ever forgave him.

  • @aaronz1326
    @aaronz1326 Месяц назад

    It took me a long time to realise that everyone gets different things from a movie. Just because someone enjoys the same movie as me, doesn't mean we enjoy the same elements for the same reasons. But, if someone is truly moved by Vader's death, and his final moments with Luke, well...they're my kin.

  • @Dash277
    @Dash277 20 дней назад

    I've got to save you.
    You already have.
    Thank you for appreciating that moment. It's my favorite in the series.

  • @DavidicusGear
    @DavidicusGear 3 месяца назад +1

    I’ve seen ROTJ countless times, but I may have teared up only three times. It was during your reaction. 😢🥲🥹…😭🤣

  • @donbergeson6771
    @donbergeson6771 3 месяца назад

    If you think you were dizzy watching the speeder bike chase in the forest, I was 11 years old and sitting in the front row of the movie theater in front of that huge screen. My friend almost got sick. Then we stayed in the theater, still sitting front row, and did it all over again.

  • @robertorossi7695
    @robertorossi7695 3 месяца назад

    it seems incredible to think that a franchise released more than 40 years ago still manages to excite so much....but there are still so many surprises in episodes 7/8/9 while episodes 1/2/3 are the prequel that explains who he has become who and why.... enjoy your viewing and have fun
    🥰🥰🥰

  • @rowenatulley852
    @rowenatulley852 3 месяца назад +9

    LOL! EVERY reactor points out that Luke and Leia kissed . . .

  • @Torus2112
    @Torus2112 3 месяца назад

    21:45 I never noticed Luke stifling a laugh there, lol. Well spotted.

  • @eldritch5058
    @eldritch5058 3 месяца назад

    This is such a great reaction. Thanks for sharing.

  • @jameskinstle6874
    @jameskinstle6874 3 месяца назад +1

    The Jedi who returned was Anakin Skywalker. He returned to the light. Luke gave him a Jedi funeral, and Anakin was able to manifest himself into the Force like Yoda and Obi-Wan. The Star Wars saga is the tragedy of Anakin Skywalker. If Anakin made you cry in this movie, just wait until the prequels. He will make you cry a lot. And then in the Kenobi series he will rip your heart out.

  • @crpb5293
    @crpb5293 3 месяца назад

    As a SW fan from '77 and old guy, I genuinely don't know if I watch these more for the 'I am your father' scene or the 'But they kissed' revelation.

  • @08191906
    @08191906 3 месяца назад

    I was in the Navy when this came out. Duty prevented me from seeing it the night of its release so I bought the novel and read it in a single sitting.
    The scenes where Ben explains to Luke who the "other Skywalker" is, and later when Luke does the same with Leia are done so well.
    I wish the screenplay had spent more time in those scenes.

  • @grego-geek
    @grego-geek 3 месяца назад

    "Someone I always known" Not she always known Luke was her brother but she felt the Force.

  • @diegopulido5637
    @diegopulido5637 3 месяца назад

    I don't usually comment on these types of videos, but I loved your reaction, sorry if I don't write correctly (I used a translator, I speak Spanish), I understand something of what you say, I really liked your video a lot. I love these movies and I really think you felt the essence of these wonderful movies. I really look forward to seeing when you react to the prequels. Greetings from Mexico.

  • @darkjedi447
    @darkjedi447 3 месяца назад +1

    Oh I loved your reaction! Thank you so much for the fun reaction. I can't wait for you to see part 1, 2 , and 3.....be ready to cry more by part 3!!...you have been warned hahaha 🤭!!
    Some people don't like episode#1, but it's an important part of the storyline, so please be patient and the story will get better and better! Keep smiling 🙂👍🇨🇦

  • @travisepsteen3234
    @travisepsteen3234 3 месяца назад +3

    Patience young padawan, all your questions will be answered in time.

  • @Parallaxus
    @Parallaxus 3 месяца назад

    I have known for a long time that the "forest moon of Endor" was a moon of Endor, and that Endor is a gas giant, ... but looking at 16:30, that tiny sphere is the Death Star II, which is a lot bigger than the first Death Star, and that large "planet" next to it is the "MOON?" of Endor? How freaking big is Endor itself if THAT'S a moon?!

  • @robertwilson214
    @robertwilson214 2 месяца назад

    The 2 main things about this film....the sheer scale and complexity of the set design/effects...and mcdiarmids performance. When i got my hands on a pirate in 85(aged 10)...i thought it was real , mind-blowing.(Ps the original,not that special edition debacle)

  • @M.H.I.A.F.T.
    @M.H.I.A.F.T. 3 месяца назад

    In the novelisation, Luke at least manages to Force-block some of the Emperor's lightning. Unlike here where he just takes it like it's his first day in prison.
    Lesson: do NOT dump you lightsaber when facing down a Sith Lord.

  • @apollo12002
    @apollo12002 3 месяца назад

    Loved your reaction, it reminded me how I felt when I saw the film as a kid, would of been 14 at the time, I saw it the cinema. What amazes me back then is that no computer graphics were used it was all done with models and amazing talent. They added some effects to the cut you saw which are ok but honestly it didn’t need them the original was good enough.

  • @shiykyk7538
    @shiykyk7538 3 месяца назад +1

    So happy that Leia And Han went on to have not only twins Jacen and Jaina but to have lil baby anakin too🔥

  • @RichardM1366
    @RichardM1366 17 дней назад

    When Darth Vader said "It is too late for me." It was proof he was fighting against the dark side. When he saw his son in danger he became Anakin Skywalker once again.