STAR WARS continues to remain UNIQUE amongst fandoms. But...WHY?!? Robservations
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It's not just the time I've invested watching the movies multiple times, add to that reading books, acting out scenes with childhood friends, playing with action figures (I used to freeze my Han Solo figure in a big ice cube), drawing star wars space battles in school instead of listening to the teacher, playing Star Wars Video Games at the arcade or at home. Add up the time just day dreaming about Star Wars. Let's not forget about all the time wasted you've tried to move something with the force (everyone has tried that). Star Wars was more than just movies, it was a massive part of some people's childhood. That's why some people are so angry about the path Disney has taken.
As much as I don’t love what Star Wars has become since Disney bought it I am glad we got Andor tho. Andor is a phenomenal show.
I could listen to Rob talk about Star Wars for hours. Many, many more hours.
The more Star Wars content is created in the Skywalker era, the more the world is shrunken and the space fantasy becomes sci-fi. Everything has a explanation that no one wants.
I saw Star Wars in 1977 as well. It was playing at the Metropolitan theatre in downtown Brooklyn. I will never forget the audience reaction to that film. It was electric and off the scale. The only thing that came close was Jurassic Park when it was released in 93'.
search your feelings.
You KNOW it to be true
Was this the Loews Metropolitan on Fulton Street?
@@shakeemwinn3647 in LA we have the Fox theater Westwood, the Mann Bruin
I remember seeing the Marvel comic book version of Empire a week or two before the movie was released in May 1980. I don’t know how or why they released the comic book before the movie, but I can’t remember looking at the illustrations (which weren’t very good) of Yoda, the Imperial Walkers, the asteroid chase etc. and thinking to myself, this is going to be so stupid. When the movie was released, my best friend and I took off from school and were in front of the line at 9:00 AM. By 12:00, the line stretched down the length of the mall. The theater was packed. The mood was electric, and when the movie started playing and the audience applauded, it was pure magic.
Age and experience apparently have a lot to do with one's reaction. I was 19 when Star Wars came out. I had been a science fiction reader for many years, at that point, and a follower (albeit non-rabid) of Star Trek. I quite enjoyed Star Wars, but I also could see that it was closer to a fairy tale than a science fiction story. I suspect the reason for Star Wars popularity is the simplicity, you can disengage your brain and go with the story...which is almost antithetical to a science fiction story. A year or so ago I logged onto a couple of Star Wars VS Star Trek sites just to gauge the differences in the fans. Star Wars fans are very emotionally invested "...Star Trek ships would always lose because they discuss the situation instead of attacking first..." (obviously not someone who spent time in the military and saw the results of flying off half-cocked). Likewise, "Star Destroyers are bigger and have more guns." The arguments were largely easily drawn albeit superficial.
Star Trek fans would talk about the relative invulnerability of a faster-than-light ship, with FTL sensors and weaponry, versus ships stuck at a small fraction of light speed. Trek fans would discuss weapons ranges, fire control, and so on. OK, this sort of thing is childish as a discussion ... albeit fun.
The conclusion I drew was that Star Wars fans are largely emotionally invested in the action sequences, spectacle being mandatory. Star Trek fans were more oriented to the intellectual aspects. These conclusions are probably obvious on inspection, but I read through hundreds of posts and, while I saw some individual posts that ran counter to type, the trend was obvious. I concluded that Star Wars movies should adhere to a 'good versus evil' theme that is very clear, with a lot of action to resolve conflicts. Obviously, the Acolyte missed the point. Star Trek should probably makes out better if the solution is largely intellectual, with some action to lend excitement. Intelligence has been absent since Enterprise went off the air.
I am 2 years younger than Rob and had much the same experience. We lived Star Wars for three years, Empire came out and we lived that for three years. Jedi came out, I left the theater in a state of numbness. That's the day I learned that the people who make the things we love don't necessarily love it the same way we do.
The only thing made by Disney that I accept as genuine Star Wars is _Rogue One._ The movie has flaws, for sure, and some of them annoy me, but as RMB said, RotJ had its flaws as well. I suppose it boils down to respecting essential aspects the franchise, as established by the OT. I even rate _Rogue One_ higher than the _Prequels._ Everything else that I have (not) seen by Disney is utter trash.
You don’t get to call something you have not saw trash. Well that is unless you are a liar because you would have to lie to talk about something you have not seen.
@@Byronic19134 Let's say I saw enough without paying for it.
If you liked rogue one you’re really missing out not watching andor.
I liked Rogue One, even with it's flaws... Some folks complain because of the ending, but I grew up watching all sorts of stuff... Tragedies are great when done right... I actually felt sadness and a sense of triumph at the end, because although it ends like it does, I felt attached to the two characters... I was drawn in to their story... Some of the best foreign films I've seen were tragedies... Just look at traditional Japanese stories and movies, where tragedy is a big theme...
There’s an interview with Lucas pre the release of Star Wars in ‘77 that’s included with the official screenplay book where he talks about wanting it to be a story for children, but what he meant at the time was that it was a story about the onset of adulthood and choosing who you will grow up to be - he didn’t mean it would be childish in tone, but that its themes would resonate with a young audience.
Now, he had no idea of that he actually created a universal story for all ages, like the wizard of Oz, that’s just lightning in a bottle that you can’t plan for. We’re now a few generations down the line and people have never outgrown it, so it’s now demonstrably true that it’s not just for kids - there’s depth there that people come back to.
I think he himself never grasped that.
I completely agree with this.
Loony Toons was never for children. It was adult content in the guise of juvenile humor that everyone enjoyed.
It’s a modern misconception that it was ever was for kids.
The adult humor would fly over the kids heads while the parents would get the jokes.
It was brilliant marketing. Parents brinjng their kids to the theater could enjoy the intermission animation that was common for that early era of theaters.
Love your thoughts on Star Wars! I wish more people were like minded👍
You know what you missed in Game of Thrones is the reason why Kings landing and Westeros was broke was because of their great subway building project which was completed to get you anywhere within the kingdoms in about 30 to 60 minutes.
Glad I came across this video. I reason with a lot of your Star Wars love. I will say someone always falls and survives.
"BUT ROB!!!..." I completely agree with you on Return of the Jedi. I was ten years old and it wasn't what I expected or wanted. I loved the lightsabre fight. Yet that was about it. I knew even then something was off. It's good to hear this.
Oh! Happy Birthday Viceroy!!!🎂🎉
Star Wars has become a religion, and god help anyone who dares speak against that religion.
He’s currently Robcasting from a Piper Cub at 15,000 feet.
oh yeah by the way I got the 2004 Original Trilogy DVDs with the Original Theatrical Releases on the Bonus Discs. Sure the aspect ratio is a little runty but all the beats are in their right places. I forgot in ESB Luke says to Artoo after being spit up by the Dagobah Swamp Creature, "Good thing you don't taste very good" that's been cut out since the 1997 Special Edition. All this and the Yub Nub song. It's the only way for me to enjoy it anymore. And you think by now we would have got a Revenge of the Sith Special Edition restoring all of Padme's scene's found on that bonus disc with her basically inventing the Rebellion.
I also own those DVDs. The resolution is still better than my old VHS that I watched sparingly to keep from possibly breaking the tape.
I saw Star Wars for the first time when I was I believe five or six. I was at my dad‘s house away from my mom‘s for the weekend and we watched Empire strikes back return return of the Jedi. It was on VHS and I was hooked. My dad said we have another Star Wars movie. It was a new Hope. Didn’t like the new Hope as much as the other two. A few years ago, I started reading the extended universe and enjoying it very much. So much better than Disney.
The problem with fandom and things that becomes franchises is they fill in details over time...
..and an interesting philosophy becomes the equivalent of a religion. That's what random of Star Wars is now, a religion, it feels more like an organised religion that the one I was in when I was younger..
..which is kind of funny.
I remember I use to think that the prequels were "fairly bad star wars," man did that not age well, and some stuff was unforgivable then. In hindsight relative and to tgis era, in the coming years since, looking at what is been out NOW.. minus Rogue One, minus the first two seasons of mandalorian and minus Andor. Andor is very good. Anyways - - The prequels are fairly enjoyable stories and visually good star wars and consistent storytelling by George Lucas. It' wild where we are now for me to say this with an almost some since of regret.
I’ve gone back to reading the old Dark Horse comics and am having so much fun. Disney SW is a joke in comparison.
I was around 3 when my parents showed me Star Wars. This was between Episodes I and II. I first saw the Original Trilogy, but unfortunately, I was too young to remember. I did see Episodes II and III in theaters, and I remember those. But I don't remember life without Star Wars, because few people have memories of their first couple years of life.
I have the DVD which has both the original theatrical release and the newer adjusted han shot first version. I had my son watch the 77 version.
My first star wars was the phantom menace but it never stick with me until 2003-2005, that the time i started to pick up on star wars again with star wars battlefront 1& 2. I spent my college years watching all star wars movies to pass the time. I don't know what attached me to star wars, it just does 😁
Thank you very much for doing this video... Love listening to your take on various subjects when it comes to cinematic entertainment... I grew up on Star Wars myself, even though my first experience was when New Hope debuted on TV... I knew of it before that, but our family was not theater goers during most of the 70's... I love Star Trek more, but that does not diminish my love of Star Wars... As you mentioned, each one was unique in what made them both great for me... I was exposed to Star Trek first as a kid growing up in the 70's, and in fact it was the only day of the week I was allowed to stay up past my bedtime to watch...
As to more modern Star Wars content, I agree that Disney doesn't look at the IP in the same way as pre-Disney, for the most part... Of course, Disney has other internal issues these days, as compared to 2012, that in my opinion makes matters worse for content, but that is a different subject... Fans of long standing and beloved IP's love to defend the things they love... So, for some fans they feel attacked when companies like Disney don't care about the fans, and even openly attack them in sinister ways... It's the vitriol from Disney, that honestly was always there, when it comes to criticism from fans, doesn't help the perception Disney wants for themselves... But it's not a new tactic for big corporations to do something like that... It's just exaggerated by the Internet, and lack of honestly and civility from Access Media, who is in the midst of their own crisis of relativity and lost Ad revenue...
In the end, I will always love Star Wars as it was, and it does sadden me to a certain extent that the newer generations are losing out on all the great things Cinema used to be... Perhaps that is one of the reasons Fans feel hurt these days... What has worked in the past was older generations exposing newer generations to great cinematic works, which perhaps is no longer happening to the same degree as it once was... Or perhaps it is a mix of many factors inherent to the modern climate, where newer generations are disinteresting in anything not associated to the internet? Overall, I think many different factors are at play, and perhaps it's just a perception of a faltering fandom, and fear of our beloved IP's falling to the passage of time?
I share your assessment of Jedi as being a drop in quality from A New Hope and Empire. Although I enjoyed it at the time of its initial release (mostly for the visuals, John William’s score, and the confrontation between Luke and the Emperor), it did not live up to the standard established by the first two films. It felt like Star Wars had been taken over by the Muppets. This is not a criticism of Jim Henson’s creative genius, but rather a dumbing it down creatively to appeal more to younger kids and therefore sell more toys. It’s pretty much been the same ever since with the notable exception of Rogue One and Andor and some of the Mandalorian episodes that don’t focus too heavily on Grogu.
The trouble with the original Star Wars is that it was such a cultural phenomenon that it’s bigger than Disney, we all have an opinion on it. George Lucas’ original vision was a futuristic fairytale for children however its intoxicating mix of genres combining fairytale, western and sci-fi proved to be beloved by all. The competing creative visions of Lucas and Gary Kurtz is well documented with Return of the Jedi back being closer to George Lucas’ original vision. The prequels and original trilogy tell George Lucas’ original conception of Star Wars which he had to condense down to its digestible form for Episode 4. The Star Wars many of us love is not necessarily the Star Wars George Lucas intended and certainly not the one being produced by Disney.
I don't remember how early we went, but when my brother and I got into the theater the droid ship was crashing. We still found good seats and quite a few people came in after us. The theaters weren't messing around. They had a cash cow to milk.
talking about cow. Lucas demanded extra large percentage of the box office. Lucas like money
@@hephestion6063 They were making $ back then. Now they beg you to watch!
Rob - when you were working with Collider they were very heavy handed against us fans who were critical about The Last Jedi. Now that you're not working with those folks. I would love to hear your real feelings on how the main stream media companies like Collider basically became propaganda units of big companies like Disney, in particular Lucasfilm.
Hey, Robert. For the Foley effect with the Browning 9mm, did they use a Browning High Power (GP-35) or the M1903?
I will look into this. But usually gunshots are a hybrid because, as you know, real firearms are always the most cinematic sounding. I think the most realistic sounding gun battle I’ve ever heard is in Michael Mann’s MIAMI VICE.
@@THEBURNETTWORKThanks for humoring my curiosity. I look forward to hearing the answer in San Diego.🙂
The Problem with Acolyte
Lack of World Building
8 Episodes are not enough / Length to Short
Not Enough Innovative Tech
Over inflated budget not translated on screen
Music Soundtrack doesn't match Star Wars
Good show Mr. Rob
It's the only modern myth that powerful.
Indeed, Trek expands your mind and and makes you proud to he homo sapiens. Star wars hits you in the heart. The most epic dysfunctional family drama ever..
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AOTC had some really cringey parts. But it had some of the best sequences: Obi vs Jango (platform AND Asteroid Field), Yoda vs Dooku, the Battle of Geonosis. The opening sequence is my favorite next to ANH. Go to the bathroom and grab a snack during the Naboo Love sequences and it's a perfect movie.
Solo came directly after The Last Jedi. I think the reason for the lower box office. The film is actually quite decent.
I want to get an action figure of Mog the jedi from the Acolyte
The more I think about it, what George Lucas created, even though it's been eclipsed by Avatar there is only one star wars.
Rob, i'd just moved to Seattle in the mid nineties when the original star wars was relreleased at Cinerama in downtown. holy crap. that theater was packed. it was an incredible experience.
"He wanted to make Flash Gordon, by the way, but he couldn't get the rights"... so he made Dune, changing it a lot, not paying any rights either and not even paying Herbert a dinner! 😄 (As Herbert himself remarked: "He could at least have payed a dinner...")
the story is copied mostly from Hidden Fortress. also the hero's journey from Heart of Darkness
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Since 2012 Disney has released FOUR FILMS....
What happened to #5? lol, I guess if it wasn't a hit it wasn't technically "star wars," and by which we all know which one I mean.
well i was born in 78, saw it first time in about 82 and it captivated me like nothing else... fast forward to 2017 i have all the books, games and a lot of minis i could get my grabby paws on and then i saw luke drinking alien titty milk and the rest of my heroes was a failures like they never had done anything of note and i lost all my interest in star wars, i spent about 3 usd on an old game i didn't have in my collection but every time i have tried to get back into star wars i simply get the image of failures and have not been able to get past that since...
Absence makes the force grow stronger
Wait? Why would you watch Return of the Jedi hundreds of times if you don’t like it?
Nobody hates Star Wars more than Disney Star Wars fans
The first film was unique, it reignited a genre. The sequel was a great film and the third in its time was disappointing, repeating themes and presenting us nothing new, another Death Star, another kind of Wookie and humor intended instead of organic, this is Star Wars of today. But we still loved the characters and the spectacle. It's the American LOTR.
If it’s known that anyone can tap into the force. Why do the OG generation complain about the medichlorians? I’ve always seen the medichlorians as a sort of cheat code to be able to tap into the force a little easier
Before midichlorians, the Force was presumed to be something spiritual spiritual that anyone could tap into if they were only pure (or corrupted) enough.
After midichlorians, the Force feels like the result of a DNA paternity test. M-Count took away a great deal of the mysticism that OG's associated with the Force.
@@hoos3014 interesting. It’s prob bc I grew up with the prequels but I always just saw the medichlorians as something that everyone has (like how the force is everywhere) just the higher the count the easier it is to access the force. It’s never bothered me but I guess I can see how for the og peeps it would kinda throw a loop in what they imagined the force to be
Force is strong with this one
Late getting to watch this. OMG Rob, I Loved your retelling of seeing Star Wars in the Theatre, and I was right there with you. My Dad took me to see it a week after the release and it blew my mind as well. Being a fan of Star Trek, Space 1999, Godzilla, etc; this film forever changed my perspective on SCI-Fi films, and solidified my Love for the genre (and films in general). Empire did the same for me as well, hitting me hard in the feels. Thx for this wonderful trip down some of the greatest moments of my life. I also felt ROTJ was lackluster compared to the previous two. Cheers Brother 🍻
You're insane. Episode 6 is awesome. Watch it again. 😊
The father son dynamic is great
Hi rob recently I have unsubscribed to Disney + because I am disgusted what Disney have done to Star Wars.I grew up with the original films and they are still the best ones.they have destroyed Star Wars with all the agenda politics and I hate that rob .the Star Wars that I loved has been destroyed by Disney this corporation who only cares about agenda politics now.Walt Disney cared about family stories and was a great storyteller unlike the company today who doesn’t care about family values and only cares about agenda policies and I really hate that.will everything ever go back to normal rob.your sincerly Cormac Curran from Ireland 🇮🇪
YEAH I GOT RID OF DISNEY PLUS BECAUSE OF HORRIBLE MARVEL AND STAR WARS SHOWS
Same for me
Politics is at the core of SW so I don’t understand why that’s an issue now.
@@fastcanoe105 BECAUSE THE STORIES ARE NOT GOOD
@@DueceSpice agreed
Many reasons: to sell toys. 😉
I wish Lucas put star wars in your capable hands instead.
While I have seen Star Wars over 100 times, it is the only star wars movie I have not seen in a theater. Probably will have to wait until the 50th anniversary. George Lucas, Ralph McQuarrie and John Williams breathed life into Star Wars and the fans took it from there. I have a love for the Cloud Car from empire because I had one as a kid. I would fly it around and it had swooshability. I never had a TIE fighter or Millennium Falcon, but I loved my Cloud Car.
But it will be the special edition. It's a travesty.
@@Elstuderino True, but it will be Star Wars on the big screen.
@@glennbrown2704 Yeah I know. I wasn't trying to yuk on your yum. I just hate that Lucas won't let the originals see the light of day.
@@Elstuderino I get it. It would be great to see the original. We can hold out hope.
@@glennbrown2704 fingers crossed
I don’t hate Nu Star Wars. I actually think Andor and Rogue One were really good. I think the animated shows like The Bad Batch are good and Visions is cool. The High Republic is also generally good…
However, I feel it’s often a bit… shallow. The original films - even the prequels - had depth, artistic integrity (though many will disagree), vision. However in the Disney era, SW has reached that critical mass that most franchises reach at some point, where instead of new stories expanding the universe naturally, the drive is flipped on its head and they are expanding the universe for its own sake in search of new stories. Andor was one of the exceptions that many franchises always have (like Batman TAS, Dark Knight Trilogy or Arkham games), but are usually, well, the exception rather than the rule.
What they do nail imo is the sense of it all being a. Injected universe, something the other bis “Star” franchise has struggled with recently, although I feel they have had more success in doing something different than had been done before. Say what you will about Strange New Worlds, it is definitely a ahow with vision - you may not like that vision and disagree with it - but I prefer that to the undead drama that was Obi-Wan Kenobi.
gen x has a connection to the OT no other generation can have or understand
Mmm, no, not true. So.. my dad is a baby boomer, born in the late 1940s, whom was 27 years old the day he went and saw starwars in May of 1977.
He said the exact same things Rob alluded to in his articulation and detail. My dad had been telling me these things and was the one who got me into starwars in the very early 1990s, and as a millennial born in the 1980s, all I did was watch the VHS trilogy over and over and over It was Star Wars, Empire Strikes Back and The Return of the Jedi. There wasn't (A New Hope) on the title of Episode IV yet. Neither him or I are Gen X -
@@afanofpeanuts7381 you didnt grow up with it in real time
@@bb-gc2tx My dad certainly was. a
And is a starwars nerd at 74 today. He saw the 1950s and 1960s sci-fi and then compared that big jump to starsin '77. You try telling him that.
I redo my lists over the years from the top as best to the least as worst.
But as of now I have my list as:
Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars
Andor
Rogue One
Return of the Jedi
The Phantom Menace(fuck jar jar binks, of course)
Revenge of the Sith
The Mandalorian S2
The Mandalorian S1
The Last Jedi (- delete the entire middle with finn and rose, so bad)
The Force Awakens
Attack of the Clones (sand & romance)
Obi-wan Kenobi series
Solo
The Rise of Skywalker.... I mean just just wth ?!?!
Fuck Ashoka
Fuck Acolyte
Fuck Boba Fett series
Fuck most of Mandalorian S3
not again
The Game of Thrones travel thing works bcoz King Robert never travelled atop of a dragon. It btw actually took Dany like almost a day to reach them from dragon stone as there's actually a day-for-night shot of the group waiting on the ice-outcrop.
What about the raven they sent calling for aid in the first place?
There's a more basic problem here. Even if Dany had arrived at their location and found them, they should already be dead from arrows. Apparently wights can fight with weapons, except for the bow.
you were likely to old for the prequels because there was that journey in the prequels its Anakin. If you watch Star Wars Theory talk about it he sounds identical to you talking about Luke as he does Anakin.
The guy on your shirt needs double bass drums
Being made for kids and being popular with adults is not mutually exclusive. Kids movies can be amazing stories that adults can revel in as well. Tolkien wrote the Hobbit for his young son, and that launched the greatest fantasy series of all time. You're taking issue with George saying Star Wars was made for kids because of the notion that something being made for kids automatically devalues it. The damage that has been done to kids media by this idea has been nothing short of catastrophic, and insisting that Star Wars couldn't be made for kids because it was easily enjoyed by everyone is only going to contribute to that. Star Wars is for kids, there's nothing wrong with that. Adults should not feel bad for being able to lose themselves in something that was crafted for the child inside of them.
When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.
-CS Lewis
The Iliad and the Odyssey are taught to kids too
Is rob telling me Han and Leia all wore the same clothes for months and Luke was able to shave and get a hair cut when training with Yoda? ;)
Yup. Doesn’t mean they can’t clean up. You don’t think there’s some kind of facilities on the Falcon?
Maybe you don’t like Return of The Jedi because Lucas has always maintained the movies are aimed at 12 year olds. You were 16 and didn’t like the stuff aimed at 12 year olds you loved before. Yoda and Jawas are not that much different then Ewoks. Yes Yoda sometimes states sone spiritual statements but at the end of the day he’s a cute muppet fighting with R2/D2. I was 11 when Jedi came out and I loved everything about it. I liked it more than Empire. Bought the Speedwr Bike toy and Jabba’s place playset. The Biker Scout, Gamorean Guard and Imperial Guard were my favorite figures along with Bausch Leia. And I went through it with Phantom Menace. A generation of 12 year olds loved it while I was left scratching my head.
Return of the jedi is awesome
Nah, Ewoks, another Death Star and made stormtroopers look lame. Without those things a much better movie. They coulda have a space battle over coruscant and all the throne room stuff on coruscant and got the same effect. Coulda been building a new super weapon like planet devastater in orbit. Dropped the ball story wise
@@chrischreative2245 are you young?
The father son dynamic is what makes the movie. I'm in my 40s.
It's a story of redemption and forgiveness
@@stevencoardvenice I agree. That’s the best part. But I also love everything about the Rescue of Han Solo. I disagree 100% with Rob that they looked like “Saturday Morning tv creatures”. I absolutely love the creature design of everything in that sequence. Jabba The Hutt, Gamorean Guards, Bib Fortuna, The Rancor. All top of the line creatures.. the biker scout chase through the trees was amazing. The Ewoks were even cool to an 11 year old. I think sometimes Rob forgets that Star Wars always tried to balance the movie for both kids and adults. He is being a little too cool for school.
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You began well, and kinda strayed to a rant, as it has been happening...
Yep, Star Wars is dead. And really dead to me. Tapped out after Mando Season 2. Much happier with no longer watching its destruction. It is now filed in the category of nostalgia like other franchises that have long ago been put to rest.
Not even Andor? 😮
Speak for yourself
Yes Return of the Jedi is a good movie, yes it's more satisfying to watch than ESB. 🤦♂
Toyman, as the PSG website is not live where can I send you a letter?
What email can I send you an email? I want to share some details about Paramount which I think you would be interested in considering it is now public Paramount is being sold
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