In actuality Vader put up with many failures from Admiral Ozzel. This was just the final straw. Not only did he put up with failures from an incompetent officer (only reason he made Admiral was because it was suspected he was a spy and Vader wanted to keep an eye on him) but he also put up with the insubordination Ozzel often showed. Had it been me Ozzel would not have lasted as long as he had. I am far less forgiving as Vader was.
Babu doing a Chewbacca impression and Raeen doing an R2-D2 impression has to be the funniest and most wholesome thing I've seen here in a while. Ha ha. XD
This channel goes to show how a good story transcends all barriers of language and culture. How connected I feel to two strangers from the other side of the planet just from how they respond to movies. Can't wait for Episode 6, the FINAL FILM IN THE SAGA
"Babu - tell me what's going on here? She kissed both boys!" "I don't understand what's going on." Oh, just wait for the next part. Welcome to the awkwardness.
I love how Raeen has started helping with the percussion in Babu’s songs now where once upon a time he seemed almost embarrassed by them. You can see how their relationship and his own confidence being on screen has grown
Babu and Raeen might be interested to know that, while they were filming the Hoth sequences in Norway, Peter Mayhew was the only one who was truly warm, because his Chewbacca costume, with its fur, was well insulated.
@@johnwick884 I don't know, both trilogies have their surprise moments that are completely spoiled by watching the other. Many people who watch the prequel trilogy first can't believe their eyes when at the end Anakin falls to the dark side and Palpatine wins the whole game. In Hollywood movies we're taught to believe that the heroes always win in the end of one production and in the next story-arc there's either a new villain, or "somehow Palpatine returns".
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.
@@Buckaroo_BaldwinI think more people guessed the twist in Psycho than ESB. This one really took the audience by suprise. It was also a bigger movie so I guess a bigger moment in popular culture
Yeah, while it's fun to see how people react to Revenge of the Sith when they watch the prequels first, it feels like a crime to spoil the plot twist of this movie.
@@theonemrtom101 You mean the chronological order? The accurate order would be to watch the OG trilogy first. That way you don't spoil the most legendary plot twist of all times.
I loved how Uncle Babu thought Lobot was just jammin to some music while all this tragedy was going around him. Wait til they figure out who the sister is....lol.
I don't know about that. Even as a little kid back in the 80s, I thought those janky ass stop motion puppets on Hoth were 100% not believable. Same with the Yoda puppet.
The jump from 3 to 4 or rogue one to 4 ... lol Even Empire strikes back. It didn't age that well. Obviously Lord of the rings aged better, but I also believe it will continue age well.
@@noquarter9700 Yoda being a real thing on screen to interact with will always be superior to garbage cgi where a actor has to emote to a ping-pong ball hanging on a wire where they add the character in later.Its one of the many reasons why tyhe prequals were terrible,. Yes the Disney movies are infintely worse a(nd I hope they dont expose these good men to them) but it doesnt mean the prequals get a pass now
@@TrollCapAmerica I grew up with the prequels. They are my reference. When you start with CGI, seeing puppets feels odd. It's just a different learning experience and point of view.
@@noquarter9700 Nostalgia glasses do that. I still recognize Citizen Kane was a better Orson Welles movie than 1986 Transformers despite growing up with it and black and white movies being outdated
The reason Vader tortured Han Solo was not to gain information, Vader knows Han's pain will attract Luke to him through the force, when I first worked that out I thought that was genius.
their excitement at the mention of Yoda's name was amazing! it makes me excited to get to the next part! I love seeing Star Wars again through fresh eyes! thanks for this guys!
32:45 Lobot is Lando's best friend. Over years of working in servitude for the Empire his brain was gradually replaced with computer components such that he lost his sense of self-expression but not his personality. Though he seems emotionless, he is deeply human and very loving, and he has strong loyalty for true friends.
Yoda tells Luke he does not need his weapons when he walks in to the tree of knowledge. Luke does not listen and brings them, striking down the illusion of Vader to only see himself. If Luke had left his weapons as Yoda had told him, he would have discovered Vader is his father and never fallen for the trap set in cloud city. Listen to your elders like Babu, and let the force be with you ✌🏽
I don't think Luke would have got that knowledge. As Yoda said you only face what you bring with you. Luke had Vader on his mind since the death of Obi-wan and thus saw his fears. It's more like a spiritual reflection than a source of facts. That is alteast how I view the scene.
I actually think that the entire point of these movies is that Yoda and Obi-Wan are wrong about everything. It is their decisions that lead to the the Sith gaining power, the Jedi losing power, and the destruction of the Republic. It was Yoda's decision to lead the Jedi away from having personal connections that caused the Jedi order to stop being peace keepers and helping the public, and instead became pawns of the galactic senate. They were negotiating trade agreements instead of protecting everyday people. This also caused them to begin losing their connection to the force, which Mace Windu mentioned in episode 1 or 2. And it was the losing of their connection that allowed Palpatine to work right under their noses unnoticed. If Qui-Gon had survived, he would have been the father figure that Anakin needed, and Anakin would have been the greatest Jedi Master of all time. But instead, Anakin was raised by Obi-Wan who became his brother rather than a father. Obi-Wan, the "perfect" jedi under Yoda's leadership, didn't allow himself to become attached to Anakin in the way that Anakin needed. Which is what lead Anakin to having that hole in his heart that he could not fill. He wasn't allowed to go rescue his mother and he wasn't allowed to love Padme even though he did. It wasn't his love and connection to Padme and his mother that lead him to the dark side. It was his lack of connection to anybody in the Jedi order. Then fast forward to Luke. Luke almost single handedly saved the galaxy and redeemed Anakin, all by doing the exact opposite of what Obi-Wan and Yoda tell him at every turn. Obi-Wan told Luke not to go to his home after his aunt and uncle were attacked, but he does anyway, which gave him the drive to leave Tatooine in the first place. Yoda tells Luke not to rush off to save Leia and Han and Chewy, but Luke does it anyway, which allowed him to learn that Vader is his father and Leia is his sister. Then I believe it is both Yoda and Obi-Wan who tell Luke that he has to kill Vader. But Luke doesn't listen again. He refuses to kill his father because he has that connection to him. And that connection fills the hole in Anakin's heart, giving him the connection he always needed, allowing him to break free of Palpatine's influence and kill him. Vader became Anakin again the moment he loved his son. Which is the opposite of what Jedi are supposed to do under Yoda's teachings. So I think the real story here is that love and connection to other people is what saves the world. Yoda and Obi-Wan were wrong. Qui-Gon and Luke were right.
@@00Kuja00yeah, I’m not sure where OP got that idea from. Afaik, there is absolutely nothing implying that Luke would’ve gained that knowledge had he gone in unarmed.
@@KurNorockthat is an excellent way of putting it. Both OP and the gentlemen doing the reaction came away from Star Wars with the apparent lesson of “Always listen to your elders, or you’ll just mess everything up,” which is 1) not the lesson, and 2) not exactly the best lesson to learn; listening to your parents and other older adults is of great value, of course, but unquestioning obedience is a flawed way of doing things. It leads to stagnant societies, and those are bound to be left behind in an ever-changing world, not to mention that the youth will never be allowed to properly develop.
I wish they had started at A New Hope. That way the big reveal that Vader is Luke’s father would have been the surprise it’s meant to be. Same goes with Yoda playing the fool to test Luke.
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. Hans', "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 and Darth Vader in episodes I, II and III. 7. The next one wraps everything up and IMVHO is the best of the original VI Lucas episodes
My parents saw this when it came out in the theater. Apparently the rumor was already going around about the father/son twist, so that wasn't too much of a surprise. But my mom said that when the Millenium Falcon came out of the "asteroid space slug," the entire theater jumped!
*Highlights:* 🎬 0:36 If you thought that Raeen was done with Yoda...well, he's not done with Yoda. 😆 4:21 A Wampa exists. Babu: 🚫🐻🚫🐒❓ 6:21 Obi-Wan to Luke: "There you will learn from Yoda". Babu and Raeen: _UuuUuhHh!!!_ 🐺🐺 8:08 Han gets cocky with Leia, so she kisses Luke to prove a point (I know, _I know!_ But they don't, yet). Raeen: 😳 Babu, directly to Han: _"yOu wERe sAyiNg?"_ 😆 13:55 The Millennium Falcon avoids Darth Vader by the skin of its teeth. For a brief moment Raeen sees the Matrix. (He should also see THE Matrix, you know...)(Just a suggestion) 15:07 The Millennium Falcon flies through the asteroid field. Babu takes it personally. 16:54 Raeen turns temporarily into R2-D2 for no reason at all. But we're glad he did 😆 18:16 Luke finally meets Yoda. Babu and Raeen: *YODAAA!* 🤣 19:36 Babu and Raeen disapprove of Han's groovy moves. 20:02 There's a whole battle going on but somehow this is more important (I agree). 20:51 Babu and Raeen approve of Yoda's old remedies. 22:06 A Space Slug exists. Babu and Raeen: 😱😱 24:36 Han fails the hyperspace jump yet again. Leia and Babu: My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined. 25:33 _"Do or do not, there is no try"._ Babu and Raeen agree. I agree. The whole SW fandom agrees. 26:49 Raeen gets it. 28:30 Babu turns temporarily into Chewie for not reason at all. But we're *VERY* glad he did. 🤣 30:30 Lando is a traitor. Raeen makes a sound that it may or may not belong to any actual language, but I surely know what it means. 32:56 Han is about to be yeeted into the carbonite. Raeen has the mother of all the existential crisis. 33:14 _"I love you" - "I Know"_ Babu: 🥺 Raeen becomes the embodiment of FFS. 35:12 Lando redeems himself. Babu and Raeen strongly approve. 36:18 Raeen to Babu: "I request you not to fall into the trap of dark power". So do I, he would be unstoppable. 😆 38:12 _"I AM your father"._ But of course they already knew. Thanks, prequels. 🙄 41:31 He was born for it. 🤣 41:48 After this film Raeen is not the same man. I can relate. 43:11 Babu goes full Grandpa on Luke's arse. 🤣 47:14 Babu sings for us about the importance of the Sat Nav.
This has been my favorite Star Wars episode. It also came out the year I was born lol. The frozen place at the beginning was the planet Hoth. It's extremely cold there at all times, but especially at night, which is why Han Solo was worried when Luke Skywalker hadn't come in when it was time to lock down the base at night. The creature that dragged Luke away was a wampa, one of the predators native to Hoth. Luke and Han were riding was a tauntaun, also native to Hoth, they were easier to ride in the icy weather than riding speeders which could not handle such cold temperatures as well as the tauntaun. When it was getting late at night, however, the tauntaun froze to death. The Battle of Hoth is one of my favorites of the whole series. The huge machines the Imperial forces had are called walkers. Fierce gun strength, but easily tripped with a clever use of wire! 😝😉
They shouldve watched 4, 5 and 6 first. Because they already knew vader was his father. Which is arguably one of the greatest twists in cinema history. I can't blame them for watching it in the wrong order, considering the confusing way they numbered them.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching their reactions to the Star Wars saga. It just goes to show how much of an impact these movies have on people from all walks of life.
18:26 - One of the problems with Numerical order is that we already KNOW Yoda is a Jedi master, and is only pretending to be a crazy old coot when Luke meets him, to stay undercover and test him. Which makes it harder to appreciate Luke’s impulsive frustration, his big problem in the story.
The actor playing Luke was involved in a car crash between making the film Star Wars and this one. So an extra scene was made showing him being attacked by a creature that scars his face because the actor had really became scarred on his face.
Babu trying to imitate Chewie is peak comedy. did you know he's actually super-old? like his species can grow to be about 1/2 as old as Yoda's can (like 450 yrs?) to him, Han Solo is like his 4th dog or something.
It's weird watching it flipped horizontally, but I guess that's to avoid a copyright issue. The Empire Strikes Back is the first time anyone saw Yoda. As a puppet he looks so much better than the CGI renditions in later movies. And until ESB no one knew Darth Vader was Luke's Dad lol. It's my favorite out of all the Star Wars movies. I wish they hadn't shown Babu and Raeen the added CGI and deleted scene versions. The originals are far better as they were shown in theaters back in the day. The only change made that I agree with is the scene where the Emperor makes his first appearance with Vader as a hologram. In the original the Emperor is played by actress Marjorie Eaton and voiced by actor Clive Revill. Then in more recent years they were replaced with Ian McDiarmid. I always enjoy Babu's song at the end. I love these guys. Ok, Return Of The Jedi next!
The mirrored image was also throwing me off. After seeing this movie hundreds of times, suddenly seeing background where there should be characters made seem both "wrong" and also like watching the movie for the very first time when I was a kid. When you first see a movie you're scanning the scene with your eyes trying to take in everything that's going on and trying to make sense of it all. Watching it mirrored felt the same and it's like my brain was trying to have it make sense not because it was new, mysterious, and unknown, but because it wasn't matching the way the scene has been burned into memory.
"I am your father" is the main reason I would personally have suggested watching the films in release order rather than numbered order - 1, 2 and 3 were made to be watched after 4, 5 and 6.
General Veers was such a great soldier. When Vader called for him, he was right there. General Veers, best General. Admiral Ozzel was a good guy. That's why he deliberately made a mistake. Admiral Ozzel was old enough to remember what took place in episodes 2 & 3. Good man Ozzel, he tried to help the Rebels.
In between filming the first Star Wars movie and Empire strikes back, Mark Hamill (Luke) was in a bad car crash and it scarred his face. They added the scene with the snow monster to explain his facial injury for the film.
@@ArcRogerr yea but nowhere near as impactful as it initially was when released. Original trilogy should be watched first, everything else is supplementary, and I love the Prequels. The Prequels were made for an audience that had already seen the Originals.
Oh man, can we get a censor for what Babu is saying in Wookie?!😂 jk this series is SO MUCH FUN. Thank you to the whole team at React 2.0 for brining a little joy to the rest of the world.
I think even Wookie's would think someone just stepped on a cat. But I'm so happy Babu is having fun, and that no one is spoiling the next movie in the chat (so far anyway)
Empire is my favorite of all time, so glad you can tell they loved it. This journey was very unexpected. The other film series, i imagined were more their style or interests and i would have never guessed they would have liked the Star Wars saga as much as they seem to have.
I love Babu's Chewie impressions. Please show him that short video clip from years ago called "Chewbacca is trapped in my nightstand" - it's hilarious.
They most certainly will. These guys enjoyed the prequels, Jar Jar, etc. I’m sure they’ll love the sequels too. And it’ll get views. It’s a no brainer.
Oh, man! Here we go! This is gunna be a trip!!! Awesome! Watched with tears of joy. This movie never dissapoints. Now for the finale. I cant wait to watch this with you. As a suggestion, you may wanna through in another of my favourites at some point. ROBOCOP.
So sad the great Baddash is not here..there sure will be a ton more of speaking and fun ! Saw the movie in France in 80,need to buy the Snowspeeder and Tauntaun too,my fave toys ..
“Lord Vader doesn’t tolerate the slightest mistake, he kills. Then he goes to rest.” That’s a Very accurate description of the movie!
True
In actuality Vader put up with many failures from Admiral Ozzel. This was just the final straw. Not only did he put up with failures from an incompetent officer (only reason he made Admiral was because it was suspected he was a spy and Vader wanted to keep an eye on him) but he also put up with the insubordination Ozzel often showed. Had it been me Ozzel would not have lasted as long as he had. I am far less forgiving as Vader was.
@@CDRhammond 💀😄
They referred to Han as "the pilot" this time. At least they promoted him from just being "the driver." 😂
Next movie he is the frozen man I guess? :)
@@kinagrill A stoned man :)
When the older gentleman sees Lobot's appearance and says "He is standing behind and listening to the songs" I loved that.
"He's standing behind him listening to songs" cracked me up 😂
I thought they would say that this was a more evolved c3po
Lol
I haven't even watched the video yet and I know exactly which character he's talking about lol
who doesnt xD jesus cant wait for that part@@TheNextEvilPig
I wonder what’s on Lobot’s playlist.
Babu doing a Chewbacca impression and Raeen doing an R2-D2 impression has to be the funniest and most wholesome thing I've seen here in a while. Ha ha. XD
It was so cute! 😂
XOXO
I didn’t even know he was learning to speak the Shyriiwook language. That’s not an easy task with human vocal cords.
Man, Babu singing at the end always gets me. The man knows his culture, loves his culture, shares his culture.
and he sings with the right melody too...
This channel goes to show how a good story transcends all barriers of language and culture. How connected I feel to two strangers from the other side of the planet just from how they respond to movies. Can't wait for Episode 6, the FINAL FILM IN THE SAGA
It's a pity they didn't make any more. 🤣
@@nataliefaust7959Yeah, I hope they make sequals to this.
@@jirenthegray2904 wouldn’t it be really bad if they did make sequels that were so bad that we all liked jarjar again?
@@anthonystinson5722I never hated Jar Jar.
@@anthonystinson5722 Darth Binks could have saved the sequels.
"Babu - tell me what's going on here? She kissed both boys!" "I don't understand what's going on." Oh, just wait for the next part. Welcome to the awkwardness.
Can't lie I was thinking the same
They are already supposed to know leia is lukes sister
@@funfunfun3624they don’t, they don’t remember the names if the sins if anakin.
Raeen thinks the sister was Jil Erso.
the fact she says she always knew she was Luke's sister in the 6th one... THEN WHY DID YOU KISS HIM LIKE THAT?
@@DeusSalis
From Japan or Alabama no doubt.
As Babu would say "Now the real fun of the game begins."
Comment of the year
This where fun begins
Followed by a killer Chewbacca impersonation.
@@hajsh67 Wait till he sees the Ewoks.
@@hajsh67 *Chew impersonation.
I love how Raeen has started helping with the percussion in Babu’s songs now where once upon a time he seemed almost embarrassed by them. You can see how their relationship and his own confidence being on screen has grown
I feel like Raeen is the one person who really understands this story and connects all the dots.
I love Babu telling Raeen to be patient for yoda😂😂
Imagine when they see Babu Frik
😂
I love how the older man watches with such empathy
Babu and Raeen might be interested to know that, while they were filming the Hoth sequences in Norway, Peter Mayhew was the only one who was truly warm, because his Chewbacca costume, with its fur, was well insulated.
Raeen saying "we both already knew" and Babu then saying "THATS his father?" lmao
Babu forgot everything 😂
That was funny, because in the New Hope reaction it did seem like one of them at least forgot.
They don't remember leia is his sister either.
Thats why 456, 123 is the way better row. Many people forget.@@sandpiperr
@@johnwick884 I don't know, both trilogies have their surprise moments that are completely spoiled by watching the other. Many people who watch the prequel trilogy first can't believe their eyes when at the end Anakin falls to the dark side and Palpatine wins the whole game. In Hollywood movies we're taught to believe that the heroes always win in the end of one production and in the next story-arc there's either a new villain, or "somehow Palpatine returns".
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.
Psycho takes that crown
@@Buckaroo_BaldwinI think more people guessed the twist in Psycho than ESB. This one really took the audience by suprise. It was also a bigger movie so I guess a bigger moment in popular culture
Yeah, while it's fun to see how people react to Revenge of the Sith when they watch the prequels first, it feels like a crime to spoil the plot twist of this movie.
@@KenShacklerI am a criminal then, I have shown so many friends, my siblings and my nieces the movies in the accurate order😅
@@theonemrtom101 You mean the chronological order? The accurate order would be to watch the OG trilogy first. That way you don't spoil the most legendary plot twist of all times.
I loved how Uncle Babu thought Lobot was just jammin to some music while all this tragedy was going around him. Wait til they figure out who the sister is....lol.
Maybe in his free time he's secretly jamming to some cool music either! :D
When he started whistling the sound R2 made I instantly liked the video lol.
This movie blew my mind when I saw it. I had no idea special effects and story could be so fierce.
I don't know about that. Even as a little kid back in the 80s, I thought those janky ass stop motion puppets on Hoth were 100% not believable. Same with the Yoda puppet.
The jump from 3 to 4 or rogue one to 4 ... lol
Even Empire strikes back. It didn't age that well.
Obviously Lord of the rings aged better, but I also believe it will continue age well.
@@noquarter9700 Yoda being a real thing on screen to interact with will always be superior to garbage cgi where a actor has to emote to a ping-pong ball hanging on a wire where they add the character in later.Its one of the many reasons why tyhe prequals were terrible,. Yes the Disney movies are infintely worse a(nd I hope they dont expose these good men to them) but it doesnt mean the prequals get a pass now
@@TrollCapAmerica I grew up with the prequels. They are my reference. When you start with CGI, seeing puppets feels odd.
It's just a different learning experience and point of view.
@@noquarter9700 Nostalgia glasses do that. I still recognize Citizen Kane was a better Orson Welles movie than 1986 Transformers despite growing up with it and black and white movies being outdated
The reason Vader tortured Han Solo was not to gain information, Vader knows Han's pain will attract Luke to him through the force, when I first worked that out I thought that was genius.
The friends and family method always works.
Well butter my bottom and call me a biscuit, I never thought of that.
@@palamabron2481 you've taken your first step, into a larger world. 😄
Yes, using the ones you love as bait. A smart tactical ploy.
@@palamabron2481 Consider your bottom buttered, biscuit. 😉
Hahahaha 😂😂😂
I absolutely love him doing Chewy sounds StarWars is just perfect its for everybody from anywhere at any age
May the force be with you
Episdoe 5 is the best one of them all imo.
Great to see these two legends watch it for the first time. Bless!
Yes but episode 3 is the best of them all imo.
Is great if people watch the oldies first, not so much in chronological order
their excitement at the mention of Yoda's name was amazing! it makes me excited to get to the next part! I love seeing Star Wars again through fresh eyes! thanks for this guys!
32:45 Lobot is Lando's best friend.
Over years of working in servitude for the Empire his brain was gradually replaced with computer components such that he lost his sense of self-expression but not his personality.
Though he seems emotionless, he is deeply human and very loving, and he has strong loyalty for true friends.
38:12 Babu clueless face while don't understanding Anaking is Luke 's Father is kind of priceless... Poor Babu
Anaking. Why have I never thought of spelling it like that before? A king move.
ahah i m bad with words :)@@Sandlund93
Yoda tells Luke he does not need his weapons when he walks in to the tree of knowledge. Luke does not listen and brings them, striking down the illusion of Vader to only see himself. If Luke had left his weapons as Yoda had told him, he would have discovered Vader is his father and never fallen for the trap set in cloud city. Listen to your elders like Babu, and let the force be with you ✌🏽
I don't think Luke would have got that knowledge. As Yoda said you only face what you bring with you. Luke had Vader on his mind since the death of Obi-wan and thus saw his fears. It's more like a spiritual reflection than a source of facts. That is alteast how I view the scene.
I actually think that the entire point of these movies is that Yoda and Obi-Wan are wrong about everything. It is their decisions that lead to the the Sith gaining power, the Jedi losing power, and the destruction of the Republic.
It was Yoda's decision to lead the Jedi away from having personal connections that caused the Jedi order to stop being peace keepers and helping the public, and instead became pawns of the galactic senate. They were negotiating trade agreements instead of protecting everyday people. This also caused them to begin losing their connection to the force, which Mace Windu mentioned in episode 1 or 2. And it was the losing of their connection that allowed Palpatine to work right under their noses unnoticed.
If Qui-Gon had survived, he would have been the father figure that Anakin needed, and Anakin would have been the greatest Jedi Master of all time. But instead, Anakin was raised by Obi-Wan who became his brother rather than a father. Obi-Wan, the "perfect" jedi under Yoda's leadership, didn't allow himself to become attached to Anakin in the way that Anakin needed. Which is what lead Anakin to having that hole in his heart that he could not fill. He wasn't allowed to go rescue his mother and he wasn't allowed to love Padme even though he did. It wasn't his love and connection to Padme and his mother that lead him to the dark side. It was his lack of connection to anybody in the Jedi order.
Then fast forward to Luke. Luke almost single handedly saved the galaxy and redeemed Anakin, all by doing the exact opposite of what Obi-Wan and Yoda tell him at every turn. Obi-Wan told Luke not to go to his home after his aunt and uncle were attacked, but he does anyway, which gave him the drive to leave Tatooine in the first place. Yoda tells Luke not to rush off to save Leia and Han and Chewy, but Luke does it anyway, which allowed him to learn that Vader is his father and Leia is his sister. Then I believe it is both Yoda and Obi-Wan who tell Luke that he has to kill Vader. But Luke doesn't listen again. He refuses to kill his father because he has that connection to him. And that connection fills the hole in Anakin's heart, giving him the connection he always needed, allowing him to break free of Palpatine's influence and kill him. Vader became Anakin again the moment he loved his son. Which is the opposite of what Jedi are supposed to do under Yoda's teachings.
So I think the real story here is that love and connection to other people is what saves the world. Yoda and Obi-Wan were wrong. Qui-Gon and Luke were right.
@@00Kuja00yeah, I’m not sure where OP got that idea from. Afaik, there is absolutely nothing implying that Luke would’ve gained that knowledge had he gone in unarmed.
@@KurNorockthat is an excellent way of putting it. Both OP and the gentlemen doing the reaction came away from Star Wars with the apparent lesson of “Always listen to your elders, or you’ll just mess everything up,” which is 1) not the lesson, and 2) not exactly the best lesson to learn; listening to your parents and other older adults is of great value, of course, but unquestioning obedience is a flawed way of doing things. It leads to stagnant societies, and those are bound to be left behind in an ever-changing world, not to mention that the youth will never be allowed to properly develop.
i think tho it sounds good, yoda did at least told him, but luke hasnt trust into the force yet@@jordinagel1184
Would have great to hear their reaction to Yoda's "Luminous beings are we not this crude matter"
Thats what Patreon is for I suppose.
At 22:27 Luke is climbing the headset cord, it looks perfect ^^'
I wish they had started at A New Hope. That way the big reveal that Vader is Luke’s father would have been the surprise it’s meant to be. Same goes with Yoda playing the fool to test Luke.
Cant wait to see the reaction when they figure out who Princess Leia really is...
At least they didn't understand this connection and still think that Jyn Erso is Luke's sister. :)
I love their reaction. These two guys and Ruby are without doubt the best reactors on whole RUclips. Love them.
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. Hans', "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 and Darth Vader in episodes I, II and III.
7. The next one wraps everything up and IMVHO is the best of the original VI Lucas episodes
My parents saw this when it came out in the theater. Apparently the rumor was already going around about the father/son twist, so that wasn't too much of a surprise. But my mom said that when the Millenium Falcon came out of the "asteroid space slug," the entire theater jumped!
I watched ESB as a kid in theatres in Germany. Nobody had a clue, the whole room went utterly bonkers.
I thought all the Germans knew b/c Darth Vader meant Dark father in German or something like that? lol@@areki3852
This channel just gets better and better. Thank you for introducing us to these lovely people.
The old boy is hilarious whatever he watches. He's so funny.
I always enjoy Babu’s songs at the end. He’s good
*Highlights:* 🎬
0:36 If you thought that Raeen was done with Yoda...well, he's not done with Yoda. 😆
4:21 A Wampa exists. Babu: 🚫🐻🚫🐒❓
6:21 Obi-Wan to Luke: "There you will learn from Yoda". Babu and Raeen: _UuuUuhHh!!!_ 🐺🐺
8:08 Han gets cocky with Leia, so she kisses Luke to prove a point (I know, _I know!_ But they don't, yet). Raeen: 😳 Babu, directly to Han: _"yOu wERe sAyiNg?"_ 😆
13:55 The Millennium Falcon avoids Darth Vader by the skin of its teeth. For a brief moment Raeen sees the Matrix. (He should also see THE Matrix, you know...)(Just a suggestion)
15:07 The Millennium Falcon flies through the asteroid field. Babu takes it personally.
16:54 Raeen turns temporarily into R2-D2 for no reason at all. But we're glad he did 😆
18:16 Luke finally meets Yoda. Babu and Raeen: *YODAAA!* 🤣
19:36 Babu and Raeen disapprove of Han's groovy moves.
20:02 There's a whole battle going on but somehow this is more important (I agree).
20:51 Babu and Raeen approve of Yoda's old remedies.
22:06 A Space Slug exists. Babu and Raeen: 😱😱
24:36 Han fails the hyperspace jump yet again. Leia and Babu: My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
25:33 _"Do or do not, there is no try"._ Babu and Raeen agree. I agree. The whole SW fandom agrees.
26:49 Raeen gets it.
28:30 Babu turns temporarily into Chewie for not reason at all. But we're *VERY* glad he did. 🤣
30:30 Lando is a traitor. Raeen makes a sound that it may or may not belong to any actual language, but I surely know what it means.
32:56 Han is about to be yeeted into the carbonite. Raeen has the mother of all the existential crisis.
33:14 _"I love you" - "I Know"_ Babu: 🥺 Raeen becomes the embodiment of FFS.
35:12 Lando redeems himself. Babu and Raeen strongly approve.
36:18 Raeen to Babu: "I request you not to fall into the trap of dark power". So do I, he would be unstoppable. 😆
38:12 _"I AM your father"._ But of course they already knew. Thanks, prequels. 🙄
41:31 He was born for it. 🤣
41:48 After this film Raeen is not the same man. I can relate.
43:11 Babu goes full Grandpa on Luke's arse. 🤣
47:14 Babu sings for us about the importance of the Sat Nav.
I was waiting for this.
@@Eiko286 I cherish that my comments have become an inevitability. 😆
I love you so much!
(This is the first time I've seen your comments, btw. 💕)
@@littleredhairedgirlsteph3922 Aww! I love you too ❤
🥰Babu sends us off to the next movie with a song!
This has been my favorite Star Wars episode. It also came out the year I was born lol. The frozen place at the beginning was the planet Hoth. It's extremely cold there at all times, but especially at night, which is why Han Solo was worried when Luke Skywalker hadn't come in when it was time to lock down the base at night. The creature that dragged Luke away was a wampa, one of the predators native to Hoth. Luke and Han were riding was a tauntaun, also native to Hoth, they were easier to ride in the icy weather than riding speeders which could not handle such cold temperatures as well as the tauntaun. When it was getting late at night, however, the tauntaun froze to death. The Battle of Hoth is one of my favorites of the whole series. The huge machines the Imperial forces had are called walkers. Fierce gun strength, but easily tripped with a clever use of wire! 😝😉
They shouldve watched 4, 5 and 6 first. Because they already knew vader was his father. Which is arguably one of the greatest twists in cinema history. I can't blame them for watching it in the wrong order, considering the confusing way they numbered them.
See this is what happens when you don't watch them in release order. Big reveal meant nothing at all and Raeen is confused about who the sister is.
Yea it should always be watched in release order. The OG trilogy should be the foundation, and everything else should be watched around it.
My favorite Star Wars movie of all of them. May the force be with you!
Empire Strikes Back is my favorite Star Wars movie.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching their reactions to the Star Wars saga. It just goes to show how much of an impact these movies have on people from all walks of life.
May the Force be with them and everyone who watches them.
18:26 - One of the problems with Numerical order is that we already KNOW Yoda is a Jedi master, and is only pretending to be a crazy old coot when Luke meets him, to stay undercover and test him. Which makes it harder to appreciate Luke’s impulsive frustration, his big problem in the story.
Thank you for the wonderful song at the end.
This has been a great series to watch, I'm glad that they seem to be enjoying it!
Babu doing his chewy impersonation 😂
31:00 😂 This should be Chewie’s official canon growl.
I get excited for these uploads!
The actor playing Luke was involved in a car crash between making the film Star Wars and this one. So an extra scene was made showing him being attacked by a creature that scars his face because the actor had really became scarred on his face.
He's right, don't make them wait too long for the next one 😅
Babu trying to imitate Chewie is peak comedy. did you know he's actually super-old? like his species can grow to be about 1/2 as old as Yoda's can (like 450 yrs?) to him, Han Solo is like his 4th dog or something.
man cyborg with headphones.
Babu: " he stands there and listens songs"
I really enjoy the songs at the end of each video!
The reveals of episode 6 will truely bring the matters of confusion to light when they learn about Leia
u mean slave leia?
@@mr.waiyanlin1791 I mean her bloodline
@@mr.waiyanlin1791 They are gonna love that bit 🤣
Raeen asking Babu not to turn to the dark side
I like Babu's songs at the end! Tell him to keep it going!!
It's weird watching it flipped horizontally, but I guess that's to avoid a copyright issue. The Empire Strikes Back is the first time anyone saw Yoda. As a puppet he looks so much better than the CGI renditions in later movies. And until ESB no one knew Darth Vader was Luke's Dad lol. It's my favorite out of all the Star Wars movies. I wish they hadn't shown Babu and Raeen the added CGI and deleted scene versions. The originals are far better as they were shown in theaters back in the day. The only change made that I agree with is the scene where the Emperor makes his first appearance with Vader as a hologram. In the original the Emperor is played by actress Marjorie Eaton and voiced by actor Clive Revill. Then in more recent years they were replaced with Ian McDiarmid. I always enjoy Babu's song at the end. I love these guys. Ok, Return Of The Jedi next!
The mirrored image was also throwing me off. After seeing this movie hundreds of times, suddenly seeing background where there should be characters made seem both "wrong" and also like watching the movie for the very first time when I was a kid. When you first see a movie you're scanning the scene with your eyes trying to take in everything that's going on and trying to make sense of it all. Watching it mirrored felt the same and it's like my brain was trying to have it make sense not because it was new, mysterious, and unknown, but because it wasn't matching the way the scene has been burned into memory.
@@PGIFilms Exactly. I found it uncomfortable actually haha. Maybe it's an Aspergers thing.
"I am your father" is the main reason I would personally have suggested watching the films in release order rather than numbered order - 1, 2 and 3 were made to be watched after 4, 5 and 6.
agreed, takes away from some of the magic of watching the original for the first time.
"daugther is not shown"
The suspense!!
Babu doing Chewbacca impressions made my whole week :)
General Veers was such a great soldier. When Vader called for him, he was right there. General Veers, best General.
Admiral Ozzel was a good guy. That's why he deliberately made a mistake. Admiral Ozzel was old enough to remember what took place in episodes 2 & 3. Good man Ozzel, he tried to help the Rebels.
In between filming the first Star Wars movie and Empire strikes back, Mark Hamill (Luke) was in a bad car crash and it scarred his face. They added the scene with the snow monster to explain his facial injury for the film.
"Baba Bhai fish" truly incredible.
I haven’t been so hyped to watch a video since waiting for episode 7 to come out in cinemas!
We need Babu as an elder ambassador to the world's young people.
What a wonderful world this would be within a generation!
That "I am your father" moment was anti climactic because they already watched the prequels
Babu: "Raeen, I'm your father!"
Raeen: "Are baap re!!"
🤣
89' Batman. They need to watch this.
"I went crazy after watching the fifth part." lmaooooooooooooooooooo
8:13 You can tell Babu was a real ladies man back in his prime days!
Babu knows. "Now there will be a ground attack."
THIS is why you watch the original trilogy first, so the best reveal does not get spoiled! 🤦🏼♀️
There's so many more ways of writing a reveal than as a shocking twist. The tension of dramatic irony has its own effect.
@garetpeyton6787 This. Even if the films had released chronologically, this would still be a memorable and powerful scene.
@@ArcRogerr yea but nowhere near as impactful as it initially was when released. Original trilogy should be watched first, everything else is supplementary, and I love the Prequels. The Prequels were made for an audience that had already seen the Originals.
Oh man, can we get a censor for what Babu is saying in Wookie?!😂 jk this series is SO MUCH FUN. Thank you to the whole team at React 2.0 for brining a little joy to the rest of the world.
I think even Wookie's would think someone just stepped on a cat. But I'm so happy Babu is having fun, and that no one is spoiling the next movie in the chat (so far anyway)
Love the channel, love the reactors and their reactions….specially love watching grandpa enjoy Star Wars
Empire is my favorite of all time, so glad you can tell they loved it. This journey was very unexpected. The other film series, i imagined were more their style or interests and i would have never guessed they would have liked the Star Wars saga as much as they seem to have.
"I have been looking forward to this!"
- Signature look of superiority
"Good. Twice the pride, double the fall."
Babubacca is absolutely fantastic😂
YAY FINALLY! Ive been waiting for this, also i was so sad because I'm sick but i know this video will cheer me up! Thank you for the reaction!
I think they are going to love the Ewok's in the next movie, I did.
Babus fluency in wookie is quite impressive 😂😂😂
31:02 damn that’s acc a great watto impression
I've been on pins and needles for this!
"Empire Strikes Back is the Infinity War of the previous generation"
I love Babu's Chewie impressions. Please show him that short video clip from years ago called "Chewbacca is trapped in my nightstand" - it's hilarious.
is anyone not gonna talk about how funny his chewy impersonation is? hahaha
4:05 - Babu: "He is eating like an animal." 😂😂😂
Since everyone says do not show the sequels I will say: Please show them the sequels!
They most certainly will. These guys enjoyed the prequels, Jar Jar, etc. I’m sure they’ll love the sequels too. And it’ll get views. It’s a no brainer.
Since Babu and Raeen have watched a lot of space movies, I think they would enjoy watching 2001 : A Space Odyssey.
Oh, man! Here we go! This is gunna be a trip!!!
Awesome! Watched with tears of joy. This movie never dissapoints. Now for the finale. I cant wait to watch this with you.
As a suggestion, you may wanna through in another of my favourites at some point. ROBOCOP.
And there's two robocops. Make sure you add the year of release or you get drama.
@@Trazynn yep! Only two! Or there will be, trouble!?!
That pure joy when they saw Yoda again xD
You guys would love The Princess Bride.
Oh you got em lavalier mics! I just noticed! Brilliant!
Loving their reactions to star wars, yoda is back!
I feel bad that they missed out on the revelation bout Luke's father.
Definitely a missed opportunity for a great reaction
So sad the great Baddash is not here..there sure will be a ton more of speaking and fun !
Saw the movie in France in 80,need to buy the Snowspeeder and Tauntaun too,my fave toys ..
GLAD TO SEE THE DYNAMIC DUO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Raeen at 17:05
What came out of R-2s head was dirty, smelly swamp water. Yuck... poor little droid.