STAR WARS: EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- We watch *Star Wars Episode V: Empire Strikes Back (1980) for the first time! 🌟
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The adventure continues in this "Star Wars" sequel. Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), Han Solo (Harrison Ford), Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) and Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew) face attack by the Imperial forces and its AT-AT walkers on the ice planet Hoth. While Han and Leia escape in the Millennium Falcon, Luke travels to Dagobah in search of Yoda. Only with the Jedi master's help will Luke survive when the dark side of the Force beckons him into the ultimate duel with Darth Vader (David Prowse).
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So the reason Yoda reminds you of The Muppets is intentional. Jim Henson, creator of The Muppets and original voice of Kermit The Frog, helped create the puppet used for Yoda, and Frank Oz, voice/puppeteer for Miss Piggy, did the voice and puppetry work for Yoda in all the Star Wars movies
I remember Mark Hamill talking about how the sets were elevated so that Frank Oz could puppeteer from below. Mark had an earpiece so he could hear Frank under the stage, but it would sometimes pick up local radio stations. Sometimes he’d have to stop and tell the crew “Hey, I got Zeppelin in this ear!” or whatever was playing. 😄
Frank Oz also voices Grover.
Frank Oz also plays the corrupt cop in Trading Places.
@@sixstanger00 And many others including Bert, Cookie Monster, Fozzie bear, Animal and Sam the Eagle. While Frank Oz did the puppetry for this one and Return of the Jedi, Yoda was CGI for the prequels.
@@DaleKingProfile Yoda was originally a puppet in _The Phantom Menace,_ then was later changed to CGI so that he better matched his appearance in _Attack of the Clones_ and _Revenge of the Sith._
There is no "CGI" per-se, like we think of it today, mostly just miniatures and green screens and stop-motion effects, no direct computer generated footage. So, practical effects.
Blue screens - green screens became the standard with the move to digital effects. Film is more sensitive to blue, digital video is more sensitive to green.
Fun fact for you. None of the cast members (aside from mark hamill (Luke sky walker)) knew about death Vader saying “I am your father” until the movie came out.
Have also heard the line David Prowse read in that scene was "Obi-Wan killed your father" to maintain the secrecy, with the iconic line being post-dubbed.
James Earl Jones also knew it because he had to say it, but they didn’t tell him if it was true or not. He kept the secret well.
Ah yes death vader
@@davequinn8801 Autocorrect has tried to do that to me before, too, but I wasn't going to let it get away with that sith.
Fact: Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) was in a bad car accident right before filming, and wound up breaking his nose among other injuries. They used those healing injuries in the scenes after the attack at the beginning, and the injuries meant that he looked a little different than he did in the previous film.
That is not cgi. It’s stop motion physical propping. The versions you are watching have 1999 cgi alterations.
That is what bugs me about the movies being altered with the Special Editions and beyond. People watching them now don't know if they are seeing what was originally there and how good it looked from the beginning.
@@thorguff Easiest comparison is the "Imperial Walkers" vs. the "AT-ST" ... models vs. CGI. ... actual DEPTH vs. FLAT CGI.
A bit annoying was all the talk about "that looks like it is a muppet" ... not realising that it is exactly what Yoda was.
I wish we could get the digitally remastered versions of the original trilogy where all Lucas did was clean up the effects and sounds from the original stock. In that version, the CGI was invisible. But Lucas decided we won't see that version again. Thanks, George.🙄
@@valinn13 I thought I had the original in a tin case set... I can choose both versions. It was released long ago.
@@thorguff 0:18
Hello! My name is Kaleem. Peter Mayhew. Plays Chewbacca. And David Prowse plays Darth Vader
They filmed the Hoth scenes in Finse, Norway up near the Artic Circle! The out side scenes that is!
And they filmed during an actual blizzard!
Peter Mayhew played Chewbacca until very recently, he was 7 feet tall.
I love that it was his politeness that landed him the role.
David Prowse was given the choice of Chewbacca or Darth Vader. He chose Vader.
George Lucas had a heck of a hard time making Episode 4 because in 1977 nobody took science fiction seriously. Many studios turned him down until finally 20th Century Fox said okay but only gave him a tiny budget. That's why most of the effects and fight choreography wasn't very good in Episode 4. Brilliantly, Lucas negotiated with 20th century fox to get a lower salary in exchange for 100% of the merchandising rights. Since toys and merchandise based off of movies wasn't really popular in 1977, the studio foolishly agreed and Lucas made MOST of his money off of toy and merchandising sales. When it came to make The Empire Strikes Back, he had secured almost THREE TIMES the budget which is noticeable in terms of better sets and effects and fight scenes and characters like Yoda (performed and voiced by Frank Oz, the man behind Miss Piggy and Fozzie the Bear)
It's also worth noting that when Lucas started making episode 4, he had to create a company to do special effects - and he started Industrial Light and Magic (ILM). They had to INVENT many of the different types of bluescreen cameras and effects for the movies because they hadn't ever been done before this. So some of the shots do look a little cheesy, but considering they had to INVENT THE COMPUTER CONTROLLED CAMERAS and stuff (I can't even imagine, omg), it's really amazing given what they had to work with.
Loving the reactions, you'll love Episode 6.
Cheers.
Personally I dislike reactors who start with the "I dont like old movies" and "let's look how good the CGI is" attitude, because they are brainwashed into only going by visuals when judging a movie and ignoring flaws in stories and bad characters.
@@Muck006 Oh absolutely. One of my favorite movies of all time is "The Adventures of Robin Hood" with Errol Flynn from 1938, and it's filmed more like a play than a movie by today's standards. The effects are simple and the focus is on the storytelling and it's a great story and full of great performances. Now, to be fair, when I was younger I hated old movies too - they were just the dumb things my parents watched, but as I've gotten older I've found an appreciation for older movies, and older music. Many still hold up you just have to evaluate them differently.
The climax of this movie is probably the best of the series. It’s a huge twist and you are left with so many questions. I can’t imagine the anticipation from this movie to the next when it first came out.
It drove the world mad. Being a kid back then was HELL (and Heaven at the same time). 3 freakin years between these movie releases.
I think that Leia was already in love with Han, but would not admit it to herself. Remember, some time has passed between the first movie and this one. The sarcastic remarks she throws at Han are just part of her personality, along with her avoiding the truth that he is right, and she is actually in love with him. Once he kisses her, she knows the jig is up, and she now has to admit the truth to both him and herself.
Exactly
6:51 Yes!!! "General Vee...oh, there you are." Cracks me up *every* time!
My favorite line in this movie is “Do or do not. There is no try.”
1. Han to Chewy, "Laugh it ups fuzzball"🤣
2. The scene in the cave is Luke seeing into his future if he were to turn to the dark side.
3. Do them in the original release. They were put that way for a reason. Jumping ahead ruins it for you and us.
4. IRL Ford and Fisher were having an affair. She was only 19 and he was much older and married. She put it in her biography before she died.
She got an ok from him to put it in there.
5. Han's, "I know" was ad lib and required a new script to be written in the next movie.
6. You will learn more about the emperor in episodes I, II and III.
7. The next one wraps everything up and IMVHO is the best of the original VI Lucas episodes.
We are doing it in original release bro lol that’s how everyone else watched it so we’re doing the same !
As an eight year old girl watching the first movie in 1977, I love seeing the next generations give this franchise a chance. It was like nothing we had seen back then and became our childhood. I still collect all things Star Wars at 53. I will continue watching your journey. Subscribed. ❤️
@3:00, keep watching there is a reason for everything.
In the first movie, and in this and the next one, they added the CGI and some other stuff later in the late 90’s. It’s hard to find any unaltered versions. And what you thought was outdated CGI in this was just stop motion animation.
The conversation of "I love you", "I know" always gets people.
7:30 HAHAHA I'm just imagining Chewbacca's skin being peeled back for a "scooby doo" reveal, while onlookers gasp in horror to what is happening.
Get the R2 scream for when you get a text, funny in public. Not gonna answer the cosplay question…..that’s up to you. Glad you liked it. It’s quite a ride. Don’t get me started on use of cgi, that also is none of my business.
I appreciated this comment!
There was no CGI in the original three Star Wars films, it did not exist in the 70's and 80's. Special effects were practical effects done in camera.
I’m always super shocked when I find people that haven’t already watched all these movies way way way back when they were kids. Also these versions of the movies are the updated ones that have weird additions to the visuals. I kind of wish the original versions were still available. This was the best of all the movies in the series.
Fun fact; the Wampa attack was added to explain real life scars on Mark Hamill's (Luke's) face from a car accident.
35:18 The R2 “WWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAOOO” is still one of my favorite Star Wars things😂
Notice the bizarre curve in Luke's fall as he turns into the exit chute.....the Force.
This movie despite its age holds up because cinematography and screenplay are absolutely on point, so are acting and score. Irvin Kershner did a fantastic job with this one. The more I see it, the better it gets.
Loving them so far !!
@@mrflickswatches Stop judging movies by age ... because visuals are not as important as A GOOD STORY and GOOD CHARACTERS!
IF you actually watch the new Disney Star Wars movies ... CHECK IF THEY MAKE SENSE (they dont ... and there are videos out there poking holes into the stories that are longer than the movies themselves ... many YT channels became "self-sufficient" for criticising these terrible movies).
@@Muck006 I don’t criticize them lol idk what your watching exactly but I never said it looked bad… watch my other reactions to the prequels and I actually praise it
Don’t assume things. I can’t speak for my girlfriend but I like if the way it is
The voice of Darth Vader is James Earl Jones (also lends his voice to Mufasa in the Lion King) the person filling the actual suit was actor David Prowse who passed away in 2020. General Veers is played by actor Julian Glover who also plays the villain in Indiana Jones and the last crusade. Admiral Piett both the luckiest (in the fact he did not end up like Ozzel) and only Imperial officer to appear in more than 1 film was played by actor Kenneth Colley
You guys need to exercise better historical imagination. The special effects here blew everything else in film history so completely out of the water that the Oscars didn’t even bother nominating anything else for best special effects. Instead, they gave this film a special achievement award for special effects.
Btw, CGI didn’t exist when this original trilogy came out. The little snippets of CGI you see were all added many years after the fact, starting around 1997.
@23:45, see there is your answer for your cosplay character. Go as Lando!
And in the first act of the next film we'll find Bianca's cosplay outfit! 😉
@@rickardroach9075 Hell yeah. 😂🤣😂🤣
Hoth scenes were filmed in Norway. Cast: Darth Vader - British weight-lifting champion David Prowse with voice by James Earl Jones. Chewbacca is played by Peter Mayhew, with many of Chewie's sounds coming from bear growls. Re: R2 cursing. Not too far from the truth. Apparently R2 has an attitude and can get quite... scratchy. Also, it is unlikely that R2-D2 has had a memory wipe. So he should be able to remember lots of stuff. Yoda is a muppet, and is voiced by none other than Frank "Miss Piggy" Oz. John Williams did the soundtracks for Star Wars and Superman in the same year. He also did Jurassic Park, another of your favourites. It's Boba Fett. Long 'o' pronunciation. Please see 'the Making of ~', because there were a lot of practical effects and not as much CGI as you might think. The AT-ATs were actually done with stop-motion animation and models.
i died laughing at her pointing to herself "princess leia" points to you "chewbacca" and his reaction. you two are adorable
I know one of the actors in the first mortal kombat movie. The actor behind the mask of Scorpion was one of my many teachers in Martial arts I have learned from over the years.
I love the og and sequels the most but I liked the prequels too. There is no wrong answers tbh. Enjoy what you enjoy , I block out the angry side of the dorkside lol.
David Prowse is playing Darth Vader; James Earl Jones is doing the voice. Peter Mayhew (who died recently I believe) is playing Chewbacca.
I didn't see this fact in the comments. They filmed the Hoth scenes in Norway. The opening scene with Luke was in the middle of one of the worst blizzards in Norway history. They sent him outside and the crew filmed it from the hotel entrance. LOL
Also, when the walkers are approaching the base, the rebels outside defending the base on the ground are actually members of the Norwegian military.
Peter Mayhew played Chewbacca throughout the entire series and David Prowse was Darth Vader but was voiced by James Earl Jones.
Frank Oz voices Yoda. He also voiced Grover on Sesame Street.
That timing for the title crawl was impressive, most impressive 👏
The R2D2 scream is one of my favorite things.
Bianca & Brian, you do not yet realize your importance. You have only begun to discover your power. Join me, and I will complete your training. With our combined strength, we can end this destructive conflict and bring order to the galaxy. It is your destiny.
This is probably my favorite comment of all time ✔️✔️✔️✔️🙏🏼
The only computer effects in this movie are the external shots of Cloud City and the backdrop image's in the windows. Beyond that, there are a lot of clean up on some of the model shots. Fun fact before 1995 the POV shots of from the speeder where transparent. since they used printed the console on film and overlayed it on the camera. Later, computers where used to enhance the shots and make the effects opaque. In fact, of all the remasters this one has the fewest visual changes. Everything you see in this movie was in one way or another shot Infront of a real camera.
I saw each of these movies when they originally came out in the theatres. I thought they were cool to watch in the theatre.
I think Yoda’s voice was the same as Ms Piggy’s in the Muppet Show Frank Oz. I was born in early 70s so grew up with the Muppet Show.
Way late to the party to add anything: The Hoth scenes were filmed in Norway, from the back door of the hotel during a snowstorm for the snowstorm scenes. Larger scenes were filmed on a nearby glacier.
Fantastic reaction ❤😊John Williams is the GOAT of movie scores!
It wasn’t luck that Luke went into the shaft after jumping. That chasm was full of Tabana gas intake valves with powerful suction. He simply got pulled in.
Also, you must always assume that every kiss Leah gives is meant to be romantic. She gives Luke kisses of innocent support and affection.
Anakin Skywalker appears as a Jedi in episodes 2 (attack of the clones) and 3 (Revenge of the Sith). 3 is also the episode where he falls to the dark side (falls with actually good intentions at the start) and becomes Darth Vader it also explains why he is in that black suit as well.
9:59 The original trilogy was mostly practical (until ruined by the Special Editions), the prequel trilogy was mostly CGI and the sequel trilogy was a mix of both.
Actually the prequels had more practical effects than the OT did . So the space scenes in TPM used MODELS. The pod racing arena was a model. The whole Naboo City was a model. So it's a misconception that the prequels we all CGI, though there were a lot also, especially the last two.
@@briansview2886 I was going to say this. Thanks you for this @Brians View.
Thank you for recognizing Lando had no choice 💯..salute to yall
They filmed the snow scenes in northern Norway during winter. So yeah, it was _COLD_ 🤣
@14:11, Baby Yoda is a different person than old ass Yoda here
Yep! Good eye! Hensen did the puppetry for the original Star Wars trilogy.The Muppets premiered in 1976. And Hensen had been doing the puppets for Sesame Street for years before that.
There is a double meaning behind the cave sequence the first is that if Luke was not careful, he would follow in Vader's footsteps the other was at that point he was nowhere near ready to face Vader. The one and only reason why he lost his hand instead of his head was due only to who they were any other Jedi at Luke's level at this point in time would have been dead
George Lucas founded Industrial Light and Magic as the visual effects company for Star Wars and the company has been revolutionizing the field ever since. Most of MCU, Harry Potter, Star Trek, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean Mission Impossible, Terminator and Transformers films were done by ILM.
Photoshop was first used by ILM commercially, and Pixar was developed by ILM before it was sold.
The Muppets are older than Star Wars. Also that was Miss Piggy/Fozzie Bear that voiced Yoda.
This soundtrack is in the top ten of all time.
Movie has some bangers in it 🔥
Luke (Mark Hammill) looks a bit different in this movie because he had been in a major accident and needed face reconstructive surgery. The monster attack is kind of their way of accounting for the difference in appearance.
When Darth Vader talks, people listen. There was no CGI in 1980. For soundtracks, you can't do better than John Williams.
Don’t worry nobody has said that Rogue One isn’t part of this Saga!
I would base Brian's cosplay character on the movie Solo: A Star Wars Story. Young Lando Calrissian is played by Donald Glover in Solo, however older Lando is played by Billy Dee Williams in this movie. From the sequel trilogy (7, 8, 9) for Bianca: Rey (Soldana) (Skywalker) portrayed by Daisy Ridley.
Nice! Editing return of the Jedi right now ! It was awesome ! 🔥
Rey is about the worst character in Star Wars ... a character with no personality ... a Mary Sue.
Solo - the movie - was sooo bad ... it was the first Star Wars movie that LOST MONEY ... and the franchise is more or less DEAD by now, reduced to bad TV series.
As a huge fan of original star wars trilogy I'm loving this.
Your favorite line in this movie is my favorite line in the entire series of all the movies.
Love that you caught the respect in the lightsaber fight. Exactly right. Drawing like that and giving the enemy time to do the same is a sign of respect. They were both trained to be jedi knights, so they do often follow the knights swordplay rules.
Yeah I liked that ! They both wanted smoke lol and were fair about it
Hey, guys! I’ve been looking forward to this for a long time! Now, I can’t wait to see your reaction to Return of the Jedi.
My guy 💪🏽
There WAS NO SUCH THING as CGI back then. The wonky movements of the Tauntauns (what Luke rode) and the Imperial Walkers were models animated one frame at a time (stop-action also known as "Claymation"). We old guys appreciate the "practical effects" because it is part of the wonder (how DID they do that???) when now it is sort of ho hum (oh, they obviously did that with CGI). As you probably know Lucas put out a revision (around 1995ish) where he added a FEW CGI features but most think they were no improvement at all. I'm glad Spielberg didn't try to upgrade Jae's or Close Encounters!
Everyone keeps commenting this lol.. I KNOW it was “practical effects”. I’m used to saying cgi now. I was born in early 90’s when there was barely cgi so I know
I just happened to call it that
The actor who plays Darth Maul Ray Park was originally brought on as a stunt coordinator but got the part due to his skills in martial arts and how good he was with the double bladed lightsaber prop during the fight rehearsals. Don't know if you have seen the first X men movie yet but he also played Toad in that movie too
There was no CGI when this movie came out. Any CGI was added in the 90s, when the “special editions” came out. There was also no CGI in the original Return of the Jedi. You watched a “special edition.” It’s hard to find the unaltered versions of the original trilogy.
@6:03, remember this scene…it’s going to be even more hilarious later. 😂🤣😂🤣
the Hoth scenes were filmed in Norway. The scene after Luke escaped the Wampa cave was filmed in a snowstorm,...right outside the hotel.
So yeah...it was cold :)
There is a deleted scene where 3PO tears off that warning yellow sticker on the door. A Snowtrooper unknowingly opens it and gets grabbed and pulled in by a Wampa (the Yeti species that attacked Luke) 2 other Snowtroopers there are like O &%^$ time to be a bit more careful with what doors we open now
Boba, like the Asian bubble tea drink, Fett, like the cheese (Feta minus the '-a' at the end)
That scene with Luke. Was filmed in the snow? An actual blizzard in Norway.
Yes that is Carrie Fisher!!
I disagree with your perspective about the "CGI". Most of the effects, in fact, are practical and optical, made with models and in camera with multiple layering of film, not CGI at all. There were added CGI effects by Lucas in 1997, but those are few. Most of the effects have really held up and are just as good looking even better than some CGI. Yes, some are inferior, individual moments, but not enough that I feel they should warrant such a negative reaction to them. They never once really take you out of the story, especially with such a great story and characters. Anyway, otherwise love the reaction.
Agreed. I can't help get irked by younger people who have no context and give unfair criticism.Oh well. I'd say ROJ is probably the best of all of the movies from an acting, story, dialog etc. Modern ones have better special effects but I don't give a lot a weight to those things.
Not a negative reaction from me at all! I grew up watching 80’s and 90’s movies I’m young but not that young lol almost 30
I’ve seen the growth of practical effects to cgi over the years. Was just stating “some of it” doesn’t look great now but did also say I UNDERSTAND it’s 2022 now. It looked really good for its time!
Thanks for watching
@7:24, yep everyone needs one.
George Lucas says that the idea for Chewie came from his dog Indiana an Alaskan Malamute. Lucas said whenever he went driving Indiana would sit up from in the car next to him. Just like Chewie does with Han Solo.
When Lucas and Steven Spielberg began making Raiders of the Lost Ark, he named the main character after his beloved pooch. This origin story became a joke in the 3rd Indiana Jones film.
Chewbacca is played by Peter Mayhew and Darth Vader was played my David Prowse
There was no CGI in 1980. This is all done with models and miniatures.
Except the 1997 additions
@25:30, Anakin is Luke’s father and if Darth Vader is Luke’s father…
You said soundtrack and score are important to you and that is something the Star Wars franchise is top tier with. It only gets better from here
@3:28, between the first Star Wars movie and this one, Mark Hamill had a car accident. There was a bit of damage to his face. So that is why Luke looks slightly different here.
Love your videos keep making thme
Yah, the meme quote is "Luke, I Am your father" , but as you know now that's not the actual line. :D
(Also, keep that kiss between Luke and Leia and the going back n forth thing in mind for the next episode)
And, Boba is said to rhyme 'go bah' , with 'Fett' rhyming with 'get' .
Mr and Mrs...love the show! You guys are taking me back... the hype!!.. #theenergy
There are many scenes that hint that Han Solo is also force sensitive
“Is it bawbba fett or bawbba fate”
Watch your words around these parts, you could get yourself shot
Shoot me lol I’ll haunt you for the rest of your life as a ghost 🤣
You'll like Rogue one its set between episode 3 and ends hours before the opening of ANH. I would say Rogue one is my 3rd favorite behind this one and Episode 3.
milennials born in late 90's early 2000's - Revenge of the sith best star wars movie
the rest of us born in the 80's (like myself) who know better - Empire Strikes Back is one of the best movies ever made...........period. Not just star wars.
Yoda basically is a muppet. Made by Jim Henson. And the Muppet show actually came out in 1976 surprisingly haha. And you pronounce Boba Fett like “bow-buh Fet”. And don’t worry I’m being kind about it haha. Just to let you know since it might come across wrong 😆.
Glad you noticed the beautiful score xxx\
I agree with Bianca. Princess Leia and Chewbacca would be a good choice
My band professionally produced a Star Wars punk-rock song in Chicago that is a spin on "The Empire Strikes Back". Please click on our sleeping tiger icon to possibly give it a listen. It is called "Lightsaber Language".
The person in the Vader suit is a former body builder.
You guys do know James Earl Jones is the voice of Vader right??
This is one of the best soundtracks of all time, it's no wonder you respond to it my man. George Lucas was very keen to make the music be part of the storytelling, and it's hard to go wrong with John Williams composing. It's pretty great on its own, but at the same time loses something if you hear it without the visuals. There's magic in the mix...
And yes, this is probably the best Star Wars movie overall. Graphics improve as time goes by, but the story and script of this one is unmatched.
Not outdated cgi. Not even cgi. The c's were not good enough for any gi's ... 😄
Hey! That scene you just saw. Was shot in an actual blizzard? And. It was Norway.
Leia: "I love you"
"Damn, take her on a date, first?!"
are you not paying attention?!
Han....
Saves her life on the Death Star (last movie)
Saves her life OUTSIDE the Death Star dog-fighting TIE fighters (last movie)
Saves her rebel friends OVER the Death (last movie)
Is a decorated war hero, who SHE personally gave a medal to (last movie)
Saves her life on Hoth (flies her out)
Saves her life in space (evades the Star Destroyers THROUGH an asteroid field)
what is it you think he has to do to gain her affection...save her life SIX times not five?
You didn’t have to write all that it’s called a “joke” lol
More than that, it's been three years. He joined the rebellion for her. He has been in love with her all that time. If Han was the rogue he claims to be he would have bounced years ago. But she's is too stubborn to admit the same. If she did, a thousand bounty hunters wouldn't be enough keep Han away from her. "I know" means "I won, you finally admit it."
My Star Wars ranking:
4, 7, 3, 5/8, 9, 6, 1/2
When this movie was first in theaters, most theaters just put Star Wars 2 on their letterboatds
Yoda is not in the mandalorian. He is already dead by then ...thats just his species and they call him baby yoda