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The Blue Snaggletooth
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2017
I'm a longtime fan of the Kenner Star Wars toys from '78-'85, having started my collection in 1980 during The Empire Strikes Back era. My passion lives on, and I'm constantly fine-tuning my vintage collection even today. Check out my Instagram page for more classic Star Wars!
90s House Tour - 1990 Retro Home Video
This is a short home video I shot of my late parent's home in Wisconsin back in September of 1990. We had just moved into this house about a month earlier and I was testing out my new Sony video camera. This is just a little snapshot of that time period.
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Wizard World Chicago 2001 - August 20, 2001 - Part 3 of 3
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This home video was shot at Wizard World Chicago on August 20 2001 at the Rosemont Center. This part features a Star Wars seminar with the late Phil Brown (Uncle Owen), the late Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca), the late Kenny Baker (R2-D2) and the late David Prowse (Darth Vader). This is Part 3 of 3.
Wizard World Chicago 2001 - August 20, 2001 - Part 2 of 3
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This home video was shot at Wizard World Chicago on August 20 2001 at the Rosemont Center. This part features a Star Wars seminar with the late Phil Brown (Uncle Owen), the late Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca), the late Kenny Baker (R2-D2) and the late David Prowse (Darth Vader). This is Part 2 of 3.
Wizard World Chicago 2001 - August 20, 2001 - Part 1 of 3
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This home video was shot at Wizard World Chicago on August 20 2001 at the Rosemont Center. Features cosplay attendees, vendor booths, displays and appearances by the late Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca), the late Kenny Baker (R2-D2), the late David Prowse (Darth Vader), Jason Mewes (Jay and Silent Bob) and a few others. This is Part 1 of 3.
Gen Con 2001 - Midwest Express Center - Milwaukee, WI - August 4, 2001
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This home video was shot at Gen Con on August 4, 2001 at the former Midwest Express Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Features cosplay attendees, vendor booths, displays and appearances by Guest of Honor Billy Dee Williams (Lando Calrissian), Michonne Bourriague (Aurra Sing), Shannon Baksa (Mara Jade), Timothy Zahn (Thrawn Trilogy) and a few others.
Star Wars Celebration 3 - Indianapolis, IN April 2005 (Part 2 of 2)
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This home video captures the magic of Star Wars Celebration 3 in Indianapolis, Indiana, back in April 2005! 🚀 Features cosplay attendees, vendor booths, displays and seminars that made this event an unforgettable experience. This is Part 2 of 2.
Star Wars Episode I TV News Archive 1999
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An archive of national and local TV news clips from 1999 reporting on the release of Star Wars Episode I. Features interviews with fans, merchandise reports, toy collections and the excitement leading up to the release of The Phantom Menace!
Star Wars Midnight Madness at Toys R Us 1999 - News Clips
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New clips of Midnight Madness at Toys R Us in 1999. Includes an interview with a vintage Star Wars toy collector.
Star Wars Celebration 2 - Indianapolis, IN May 2002
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This home video captures the magic of Star Wars Celebration 2 in Indianapolis, Indiana, back in May 2002! 🚀 Features cosplay attendees, Lego displays, Hasbro and a huge action figure-sized Tatooine diorama built on site by fans!
1983 Star Wars Droid World Read-Along Story Book Using Hasbro And Kenner Action Figures!
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In 1998, I created this video using Hasbro and Kenner action figures to enact scenes from the 1983 Star Wars Droid World Read-Along storybook. Shot with a Super8 camcorder and edited on an iMac DV computer, the video may show some limitations in video quality. For the sake of posterity, that was the technology at the time. I'm also finally getting around to converting many of my old Super8 tape...
Walkthrough of "The Magic of Myth" Star Wars Exhibition at the Field Museum in Chicago 08-14-00
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This is a walkthrough of "The Magic of Myth" exhibition at the Field Museum in Chicago, IL on August 14, 2000. I finally got around to transferring this video to TH-cam, so I'm happy to share it with you. The exhibit featured costumes, props, and production drawings from the original trilogy as well as from The Phantom Menace. I shot this video with an old Super8 camcorder back in 2000, so the ...
Unboxing and Review of the "Death Star Detention Block" Custom Playset from Paleetoy!
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Unboxing and Review of the "Death Star Detention Block" Custom Playset from Paleetoy!
Unboxing and Review of the "Destruction of Alderaan" Custom Playset from Paleetoy!
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Unboxing and Review of the "Destruction of Alderaan" Custom Playset from Paleetoy!
Star Wars Celebration 3 - Indianapolis, IN April 2005 (Part 1 of 2)
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Star Wars Celebration 3 - Indianapolis, IN April 2005 (Part 1 of 2)
Star Wars Midnight Madness II at Toys R Us 2002
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Star Wars Midnight Madness II at Toys R Us 2002
I won the communicators from Lays
And by that Summer's end the Ep 1 toys were worthless
I would love to go back in time and do it all over again.
I still waited until after the movie came out then buy the figures. However, I did buy the four Sneak Preview figures at TRU one day several months before the release.
I never attended the midnight madness. I played the waiting game and get them when I want to. Collecting Star Wars toys will always be my #1 hobby. I agree with J.R.'s advice on collecting SW items. Don't buy them for profit, just pleasure. I enjoy looking at his collection. I'm jealous when I first got my first collection as a kid, I opened and played with them. Now, I keep them in the packages. I even have several SW actors/actress autographs like Jeremey Bulloch(Boba Fett), Peter Mayhew(Chewbacca), Kenny Baker(R2-D2), David Prowse(Darth Vader) and Carrie Fisher's(Princess Leia) autographs on my POTF2 action figures, now they are all deceased.
Life was soooo much better In 1999 when this was going on.. It was prettymuch the final peak of American society that year.. In all Its carefree delusional excess. One of the last truly great summers of music , movies , games , perfect weather , and a society so chilled out you almost had to dream of some serious drama happening around you (with the exception of columbine). A time In America so nostalgic and Innocent In comparison to now It almost makes you cry Inside.
They line up and wait outside at midnight for that shit like it's a bag of dope . Next year it'll be in the dollar bin at goodwill next to the limited edition , collectable , anniversary , signed , hand made , designer , exclusive , limited time , type of stuff .
2:12 “it’s just an investment” 🤓☝️ Get wrecked resellers 😂😂😂
Fun times, half way good movie and toys no body wants. I have like 5 boxes of figures, basically worthless.
The beginning of rancho Obi-Wan ar the end I guarantee It its the world's largest collection today
As a Star Wars fan, I have one question. How many of these people died from covid-19.😁😁😁
0:25 when ur extremely late for school and the doors are locked
Back when Star Wars toys were worth buying. Good times.
2:08 Adjusted for inflation, that gentleman spent $563 on Star Wars Toys. Let that marinate. Then let it simmer knowing our currency value has almost halved since 1999...
I love the enthusiasm that most people had on this video for the franchise. Even though, I do enjoy everything that Disney does, I still have great hope for this franchise.
3:45 “Best Action Figure Right There.” What is the figure? I’ve been trying to figure it out haha. I’m thinking it’s Padmé? 😂
I worked at this Toys R Us for a time
What I'd give to go back to this.
Take me back man!
Wow, first one here. I’m surprised to see all the old Star Wars games. WEG Star Wars miniature game and the D20 role playing game. Also interesting that most of the cosplayers were Rebels, Imperials, and Tusken Raiders. A few years later and we would have been seeing a whole variety of clone troopers.
The girl cosplaying as Mara Jade at the very beginning of the video was really cute. I think she knew I was videotaping her... ;)
God I miss the early 2000s so damn much.... It was just so much better back then... 2002 to 2006 were some of the best times of my life ❤️💯
Oh, absolutely! And if we’re rewinding even further, nothing beats the 1980s. Believe me. That decade had a vibe like no other-Atari 2600, NES, punk rock, skateboarding to school, no cell phones! I saw The Empire Strikes Back in the theater at the mall! Totally rad! Plus, 1987 was extra special for me-that’s the year I met my wife. Talk about unforgettable times! And yes, if I had a time machine, I would go back there in a heart beat!
That 2002 Triple H denim jacket tho!!💯😂😂❤️
The best figure line of the Prequel Trilogy ❤❤
No doubt about it.😁
I was born 99. Wish I could've experienced this 😢
This is in 2005
“You kno’ jar jar is the key.. you know kno’ to all of it… it’s like… yukno’ .. poetry..”
11:47 I like how they used a silver Kakama (Pohatu's mask) for that Hailfire Droid
Charlie Hu still works at the closed Toys R Us where he made his "investment" 25 years ago.
I actually won something from that Lays contest.
What?
Love stuff like this
Thank you to all who purchased these, kept them mint in box, thinking they would be worth a fortune some day, only to realize 20 years later everybody else is doing the same thing and now mint in box toys from the prequels sell for less than the original price. 🤣 I saw this coming a mile away in 1999 when the nationwide lineups happened.
White males enjoying themselves and coming together by finding common ground on something they collectively enjoy. Nineteen years later it's the reverse 🤔
1:17 that dude was a visionary
he was right
The movie still is garbage but what I miss the most is that we're never going to have this kind of repeat hype for a new Star Wars movie again because Disney has tarnished the IP with mediocre junk.
You complain about this one hard but then about Disney “tarnishing” it. Make up your mind lol
All of the Prequel toy lines sold really well. Yes, a lot was discounted - only because such an insane amount was shipped to stores. Though the lines were over produced, there was no product lingering on retail shelves years later. At Ollies in 2024, Last Jedi and Solo figures can easily be found.
Even after the movies, 2010 was Hasbro’s most successful non-movie year
The best PT movie line. They took the best features from the Episode I and Saga lines, improved on them and added some super articulated figures in there.
The TRU exclusive Trivial Pursuit tin was super dope!
I can't understand those weird accents - what country is this?
Now they are worthless lol
I was only 3 years old when it came out in 99
I was 14.
I loved the Vulture Droids. ♥ ♥
I was in San Francisco with my cousin's very young son who went with me. MASSIVE LINES.
Awesome
Seeing Wisconsinites go crazy over the prequels reminds me of those "hack fraud" internet critics who drink too much.
And today's the 25th anniversary of Phantom Menace coming to theaters.
How the mighty fall!
And today's the 25th anniversary of Phantom Menace coming to theaters. I was 6 at the time. Of all the prequel figure lines, the one I got the fewest from was from Phantom Menace. And that was despite having a ton of figures from the Power of the Force 2 line.
Love the movie , but Episode 2 was the worst Star Wars figure line ever. Pose specific crap looking figures with dumb action gimmicks. Most of them can be thrown away. They are even worse than the 1995 POTF2
I have the most nostalgia for seeing Episode I toys and Shadows of the Empire because of the N64 game, and that Expanded Universe line which had characters like Jedi Leia and Mara Jade.
Fitting…. Episode 2 is the worst Star Wars movie ever.
Guess you've never seen a J.J. Abrams film.
@@leevee2658 JJ Abrams makes fun movies
Look how hyped everyone was. Yet we're forced to believe that EVERYONE on planet earth hated these movies to death. The hatetrain didnt come until 5 or 6 years later.
It was the media that pushed that ridiculous narrative because they hated George Lucas because he was always exposing Hollywood for being crap... Unfortunately all of the brain dead Disney lovers continue to buy into the lies and nonsense 🤦🏻
Good thing everyone finally love the prequel trilogy after how much of a disaster the sequel trilogy is
For fans, It’s actually pretty good we can still get some of those epic figures used for a cheap price today. I recently got Nute gunray and Queen amidala
Wow how awesome I was 4 when this came out and I wish I was older to experience the hype of that year. Although I didn’t like the sequels it was fun being involved in the hype and seeing the toys during force Friday and the rush
I was 8 when ROTS came out. Didn't do the midnight release thing. But you can bet your @ss I had all the toys and whatnot from that era. Lol
@@bilbobaggins9451 I had the lego Vaders transformation set
@@Starwarsfearsome I have two of those... for some reason. Lol, the only first wave ROTS set I never owned was the Wookie Catamaran. I remember wanting to get it from the stores, though.
@@bilbobaggins9451 lucky! I recently only started getting some old ROTS figures but for the most part I collected the 2010 wave when I was younger. I remember kids would race into store and try and get the Darth Vader or boba fett figure. That doesn’t really happen now
@@Starwarsfearsome Those light-up minifigures sell for $50 each. I can't find my og Obi wan figure. It's a shame because I just need that, and I can complete the Mustafar duel set. It's been in pieces for the past 19 years, and I want to sell it. Yeah, I need the money, so I'm selling all my old Lego sets that have been in pieces in bins. They can go for a ton of money on ebay, so it's almost become a second job for me. Tons of og spiderman sets and Harry Potter sets that go for a lot now.
In the Uk The CD came out i before the film so we got it spoilt
How is that even possible?
@@thomasdang6322 It was simply a pirated version.