ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY (2016) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) First Time Watching Movie Reaction, Review, and Commentary for JL. Many moments of pure joy realizing Donnie Yen is in a Star Wars movie and MANY thoughts about any and everything to do with the last 15 minutes of this masterpiece were had.
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We got a new STFU record with this one 😂 38!
As in THX 11... 38?
😂😂😂
I'm still holding out hope for a STFU and "EEEUUUGHHHH" counter 😂
Jalloween is beginning so it might not last long. I’m adding my support for a STFU & EEEWWW counter.
And the most emotional STFU ‘s as well 😆
And no “Shuudups”… I’m upset!
Jk!!!
It cannot be understated how outrageously freaking epic it was to see Vader unleashed like that! To fans going all the way back to 1977 we had to wait 40 years to see Vader like that. In the past he always held back, either because he still felt some semblance of emotion for Obi-wan or because he could not bring himself to kill his son. But here? These men meant nothing to him and he went in furious! Lord Vader in ALL of his menacing glory!
Don’t forget we also had to wait along time for something else emotional to happen that we didn’t get to see in the movies and that happened on a series
When I was watching this and got to the end with Vader slicing and force holding his way through the ship, it reminded me of the Luke scene in The Mandalorian. They both had the same energy, just different sides of the force! Both scenes are so freaking cool!! lol
The only other time we see Vader go hard like that is in the comics.
And comic Vader still makes every movie Vader look like a pansy, even with this scene.
theres a very similar scene in one of the new canon books were vader goes beyond beast mode too
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@@KShepardN7you mean, the Luke rescue scene reminded you of Vader in Rogue One. This movie came out several years before The Mandalorian.
That Vader scene is absolutely unmatched. No scene in any other Star Wars movie tops it for me. It's just unreal how raw his power is in that moment.
I second that. One of the best experiences in cinema ever!
Duel of the Fates is a close second for me, followed by the OG trench Run, and the scene with you know who at the end of Season 2 of Mando
Luke skywalker in the mandalorian
@@danielbirdhead1239 they tried so hard not to spoil it..... 🤣
I love this darker side of SW. War isn’t just heroes and bullets magically missing the good guys. It’s people who chose to sacrifice their lives and their souls for others to march ahead and win.
"Did you see the gloriousness, did you see the shit he just did" I feel it right down to my bones
What topped it all for me, was seeing this movie when it came out, and not having the slightest clue this scene was even in there, let alone it was so totally bad ass.
this has become my favorite star wars movie. it's just battles, jokes, and fan service - what's not to love??
And the Force exists but is properly mysterious and hidden!
This is above and beyond the best Disney has done with StarWars.
That Vader hallway scene is worthy of standing with the best scenes in the whole franchise.
This and the first two seasons of Mandalorian.
Correction, not even Disney....just Gareth Edwards. He gets it
I triple stamp your double stamp. Biggest sin is the Vader comic isn't a stand alone, and that this movies writers and directors didn't get hands on trilogy
@@haroldlipschitz9301 and Tony Gilroy who did Andor
It's honestly my favorite of all 10 movies
Cassian's "I've been in this fight since I was *six* years old. You're not the only one who lost everything." cuts really deep after the Andor TV show. He's by far the most interesting character of the Disney era SW.
deiwi: For me, this movie's best aspect is how it shows the bleak, dirty, and heartbreaking grit of War.
It's Never black and white, right and wrong because we witness bad people on the side of the rebellion, and good people on the side of the Empire. They all have their stories and reasons, with differing measures of validity than shown in previous Star Wars movies.
It's not more war-like than the other Star Wars movies. Just more realistic because it shows the grunts, the people who get swept into things they don't survive, who are nameless to most fans.
And that's how it is in real life.
It's a sad movie... Except for the end when Vader turns this space opera epic into a horror film
I saw this 4x in the theater. Everytime Vader appeared in the hall, everything got silent and you could hear a pin drop, then we erupted in cheers when the lightsaber engaged. What's EVEN MORE DOPE is he's deflecting blaster shots, throwing people around the room, seizing blasters, AND THE WHOLE TIME he's also using the force to keep the exit door from opening!! Vader is such a badass mofo he's MULTITASKING his force projection. Just pure power!
But why did he leave it open just enough for the plans to be handed off? Was he just a tiny bit short of Force energy to close it all the way? Or did he do it to give the rebel troops a sliver of hope that he could smash? 😉
He allowed the plans to go for plot, Vader is the embodiment of wrath
I got so fired up in that Vader scene as soon as I heard the breathing felt like a kid again
This is one of the best star wars movies they should have had the people that made this do more movies. The cinematography just seems way better and it feels a lot more realistic and gritty story. The cgi people do look odd but the rest was superb.
Garreth Edwards is a great director and knows his cinematography. He nailed this film.
Makes "Obi-Wan Kenobi" look like a fan film in comparison.
@@SubterrelProspector obi wan series was so bad. Someone better have gotten fired for that.
Even better, Jay recognizes Donnie Yen. Better than my other comment, kinda. "He better do a karate kick on someone."
I think that's the point of having him on this movie 😂
This movie puts into perspective how serious Mon Mothma was when she said many bothans died to get those plans.
That was about getting information on the second Death Star. I know a lot of people got that mixed up though. So an easy mistake to make.
@@denestasinalis Thank you for the information. I didn't realize that.
It really makes you want to see _Rogue Two_ the story of a bunch of Bothan spies... who you now have TWO different reasons to know that they all die :(
That rollercoaster of emotions from the "Oh that is heartbreaking, I can't even be hyped seeing Vader" line to the sheer joy and ecstasy of the Vader corridor scene a few minutes later :D Never change J, always a pleasure following your journey through experiencing new films and shows.
Yes I see WTF Vader just did. That's my favorite scene of the entire movie for so many reasons and it's RIGHT AT THE END!!!! Such a capstone to a great film. GLAD YOU LOVED IT!!!
Rember in Ep. 4 when the commander is briefing the pilots and mentions that many rebels gave their lives to get the Death Star plans. This what he was referring to. Awesome.
That line is in Jedi and it's referring to the Bothan spies that got the plans of the Death Star 2
I like to imagine Vader listening to "Can't Touch This" in that last scene while he's destroying everyone
😂😂
Stuck in the middle with you
I've always envisioned the Doom music kicking in.
The Jazzy Cantina music.
Damn Vader really rips through them like it’s light work.
And that was a FRACTION of his power. Vader really is THAT guy. 😂
Hallway scene.
Everything Vader is and was in the lore.
Cheeky fella was holding the door shut to maximize his entrance
THIS is the best that Disney Star Wars had to offer, without a doubt! I had a couple problems with it, but Gareth Edwards really made this his own and directed a genuinely thrilling, epic, and impactful film ❤
The only good thing they did with the IP
@@S_047Gareth Edwards is a hell of a filmmaker (Monsters is a great debut that showed how good he is at crafting epic scope in an almost intimidating way) and I'm pleasantly surprised they let him make a LEGITIMATELY great flick that puts pretty much every Disney SW property, before this and after, to shame.
bad batch and clones wars season 7 lol.
Agreed. This is my favorite after the original 3 films. I liked the grit and high stakes in this film which is more than I can say about the rest of the Disney films unfortunately.
@@j_rock80 The original story that was written before it was changed at least some of them would have survived which would make for better content later but ah well it was a good film.
The Vader scene alone makes this easily the best post-Lucas film & perhaps even among my top Star Wars movies.
Yeah, I’d put the original trilogy, this film & Andor as my favorite Star Wars. It’s also about the only SW I’ll watch, since I really don’t like anything else (though Solo isn’t completely awful).
I still remember watching this in the theaters and when Vader went unleashed in that hallway scene, you felt the power. I was afraid and excited at the same time, never have I felt such emotion from a movie before. This was the Vader we all waited to see.
Watched this in the cinema and when Vader made his entrance like that, half the audience stood up and cheered. When he started to cut his way through that lot, everyone went apeshit, jumpin’ up and over chairs, almost a frickin’ riot.
Never before had I seen that many women with a popcorn bucket on their lap, looking in amazed confusion at their partners.
The TV series, Andor, is highly recommended, especially if Rogue One hit you in the feels. It's 12 episodes and you should probably do them in bunches of 3. Stunningly good show I know you'll enjoy.
Agreed. Just finished the series. So compelling. Diego Luna is incredible along with an ensemble full of some of the best actors in the business.
this was a great way to discover how they stole the plans
I rarely watch ANYTHING new that comes out within the first 24 hours of it being available (I like to let a few episodes build up, and then binge watch like 3+in a row)… except for Jay. Because he and the EOM fam are MAGIC
So...I've been very tough on these Star Wars films. But THIS one is actually pretty darn good, despite the deep fake parts.
The last serviceable Star Wars film
I just wanted to take the time to congratulate you guys on 50K subs. Before I even get into watching the reaction itself. I also wanted to say thank you; I can't begin to say how much this channel has cheered me up, brought me to tears, and even given me some life lessons... I said what I said. Much love from me and my co-pilot, Poppy (my chocolate and tan Dachshund) and I'm sure from all of us lucky folks who get to be entertained by J, Blank, the co-pilots, etc. All the best in everything you do, for yourselves and yours.
T-15 is a version of a speeder .. Luke also mentions them in A New Hope when he sold his speeder for money to get them to Alderaan . That Leia scene still brings tears to my eyes . RIP Carrie !!
Actually the T-15 is a snub rifle carried by stormtroopers.
Luke had a T-16 Skyhopper.
The one character you were questioning in the film was in fact CGI. Peter Cushing played Grand Moff Tarkin in “A New Hope”. He is killed on the Death Star, when it is shot by Luke using the intel gained here in “Rogue One”. The actor (Peter Cushing) died in 1994, so they had to resort to using CGI to bring his integral character back to the screen. Likewise they used CGI to de-age Leia for the final closing scene. Their images are a little clunky looking, but they serve the plot well. Love this flick!
Since you loved Andor, you got to see ANDOR to learn more about Cassian Andor’s background before the events of Rogue One. It also was renewed for a second season.
Also the director for Rogue One, Gareth Edwards also did _Godzilla (2016)_ and _The Creator_
I can't wait to go check out The Creator, going over the wknd 👍🏻 Edwards, Frasier, Zimmer.....I'm wholeheartedly expecting good 🙌 things
🤣🤣🤣 your reaction to that Vader scene was EVERYTHING. Thank you for sharing this with us!
"Glorious" is the perfect word for that Vader scene! As epic as it was makes it even crazier that the next lightsaber fight in the timeline is that underwhelming and rigid duel between him and Obi-Wan in ep 4.
That was underwhelming but Vader straight SHOWED HIS ASS in Episode 5 of Obi Wan. He was a full on menace.
@nyronfranklin5789 what are you talking about Obi Wan straight annihilated his ASS!
yeah sadly the tech at the time made that one kinda bad at least empire makes it somewhat better.
One of things that made this movie so great to me was that it showed the story of the grunts of the rebel alliance and how important they all were.
I don’t know how you do it but you are such a blast to watch movies with. This is a great one! Andor the show has a lot of the same themes and feels like grown up Star Wars. Thanks for sharing with us!
51:55 I felt the same way when I first saw Vader ness them up. He came in gangsta walking and spun the block and I was rooting for him.
I walked out of the theater thinking of how different this felt, like I just watched Platoon but in Star Wars.
The "CGI person" was Guy Henry, who provided the physical presence and voice of the late Peter Cushing (who's face was superimposed on his own). Peter Cushing, who died in 1994, played Grand Moff Tarkin in Star Wars: A New Hope (1977).
I remember seeing this in theaters and when I heard the breathing and saw that red saber ignite I got chills and screamed!
You should really watch the Obi-Wan series.
Full theater opening night that scene blew everyone away. Crowd went ape shit.
Agree on Obi Wan series.
Hey Jay, a T-15 is a reference to A New Hope. That was the model of landspeeder that Luke had, that he had to sell with Obi-wan, to give as payment to Han to get off of Tatooine.
Luke said, something to effect the effect of a new model being designed like an iPhone, the "T-15 is no longer in demand." Cuz, he didn't get as much money as he could have before, for a trade in or whatever 👍😁
Yeah, the cgi guy is Grand Moff Tarkin. He was the commander of the first Death Star. He was played by Peter Cushing. He died in 1994.
SOOO glad you decided to react to this, in my opinion this is one of the last really good Star Wars movies that came out, the new trilogy wasn't bad but it wasn't great. Also, to explain the difference between Clone and Storm Troopers.
- Clone Troopers were introduced in the prequel trilogy of Star Wars (Episodes I-III where Anakin turns to the dark side) and are genetic copies of the bounty hunter Jango Fett who was killed my Mace Windu. A good way to tell them apart is that Clone Troopers wore white armor WITH colors and markings to denote their units and ranks.
- Storm Troopers are introduced in the original Star Wars trilogy (Episodes IV-VI), which takes place after the prequels (where we meet Luke, Han and Leia. Stormtroopers wear all white armor similar in design to the Clone Troopers, but with minor differences.
As for the whereabouts of Clone Troopers, they either 1. Joined the Storm Troopers after the Clone Wars 2. Went into hiding or 3. Simply retired. Hope this helps!
That Vader scene got me slipping out of my chair in the movie theater 😂 My absolute favorite Star Wars EVER moment when I first saw it.
Your reaction to Vader at the end is pretty much what my reaction was when I saw this in the theater. Ultimate badass villain that everyone was scared shitless of in the original trilogy. This is why I love watching your channel - you *get* it!
This is by far the best Star Wars movie made under Disney. If they could have kept the energy and love for the franchise that they had in Rogue One - it would have been something special.
I’m loving your Star Wars journey, every time I get to see someone else fall in love with it it’s like reliving it myself
The whole time I was waiting for the Vader reaction. J, you did not disappoint.
May the force be with you brother.
I love this film. It's such a dramatic shift from other Star Wars films, a hopeful tragedy if you will. It also dares to show the truth of rebellions, that they are never pure and clean. There is always human tragedy and evil deeds done in the name of good.
It all depends on how desperate the fight is, and being a member of a small force of rebels fighting a massive galaxy spanning empire with potentially quadrillions of people would make anyone feel a little bit desperate.
It also manages to do something no other Star Wars film has ever dared to do, kill the main characters. They all do the noble sacrifice in the end, and by said sacrifice, they ultimately save the galaxy.
The movie is so good. The show Andor is even better. Tony Gilroy is brilliant! I’ll be locked in when you watch the show. 👍🏽
this is the 2nd best Star Wars movie after Empire Strikes Back of course, A New Hope is awesome but Empire got grit and high stakes, betrayal and Han and Leias love story!
Andor is one heck of a Star Wars show.
You are one of the few reactors that make me belly laugh out loud. Love your channel!
Not a soul would be mad at you. Rogue One is a fantastic film thoroughly. Glad you've see the films. I am betting you'll still enjoy the sequels. I don't, but that's me, so I want to see what a first watch through reaction is for you. Keep well.
The Vader hallway scene is what made this movie. That plus Donnie, K2, and some battle scenes.
I still felt more coming out of Ep. 7 as a movie.
Episode 7 is actually quite decent. But it's too much of a homage to Episode 4 imo. I see why they did it but there was no need to tell the same story twice. I could accept that, as long as they upped their game for 8 and 9. The problem is that they did the opposite, first with 8 and then 9 trying to correct the blunders in 8, making both of them a complete mess. It's sloppy at best.
My only criticism for 7 is that Disney completely disrespected the Force in it, which they kinda did in all three movies tbh. That's why both Rey and Finn are way too proficient with a lightsaber. They both should have sliced off their own limbs by mistake in seconds, considering the situations they were in.
If we compare with Luke and Anakin they had 3 and 10 years of practice respectively before their first duels, including being mentored by another Jedi. And they both lost their first duels. I know there is a bunch of stuff inbetween movies that are covered in books and comics and whatnot but I don't even know if that is canon anymore. Ohh well.
23:15 "Hey man he looks kind of funny" He says of the dead guy who's entirely CGI 😂😂
0:13 OMG! JL look just like Wicket the Ewok!
The headphones fill it out.
I would not have noticed without _Star Wars_ on my mind!
Grand Moff Tarkin was played by Peter Cushing in Episode IV: A New Hope. He died in 1994, so they reconstructed him with CGI.
You are right. That last scene with Vader is epic. The music even matches the sounds of the lightsaber.
The hallway scene never gets old. It's fantastic. This is by far the best of the newer movies that have been released over the last 10 years. One of the things that really makes it stand out as well is that everyone dies. Just like in real life, the heroes don't always make it out alive. Life isn't all sunshine and rainbows.
I watched this in theaters. My face lit up watching that Darth Vader scene!
About the ramming ship - back in the day that’s how ships primarily fought. I’m talking Persian Greece war era
The screaming in the theaters during the last 10min was deafening. I am so glad I got to see it in the theater.
33:19 “What is she proposing?” I’m so glad you reacted to that line. I believe your the only reactor I’ve seen that said something haha. I crack up every time I heard that line 😂😂😂😊
If you liked this movie, you should absolutely watch Andor. It’s so good
Yes please.
Just became a patreon member again......thanks for these reactions......howdy to your co pilots!
No way I could be mad at you about pausing it after the Vader scene! That's what I was waiting on! 😁 Your nerdgasm was EPIC - AHG VADER!! I'm glad you said that you're watching everything Star Wars. Clone Wars and Rebels are sooooooo good - you'll love them if you watch them. Night night bro! 👊🏻
The old guy that "looks so weird" is Grand Moff Tarkin (played by Perter Cushing). He looks weird because he is CGI. He was in the original Star Wars and died in 1994. Since this is a prequel to the original story (which leads directly into where the beginning of Star Wars: A New Hope begins) Grand Moff Tarkin's role was important in this film, and they used CGI to include him. They (obviously) did the same with Princess Leia's character at the end.
Anyone who doesn’t react to the Vader lightsaber scene the way you did isn’t a Star Wars fan (I know someone will bark at me for that. LOL) I just remember sitting in the theater at that moment and literally saying “Holy Shit!!!” out loud. So amazing.
We could make a drinking game out of the amount of times you say stfu during the entire reaction 😂
One of my fav SW movies - can’t wait!
Peter Cushing (Governor Tarkin) died in 1994. This is a CGI version with the voice being performed by Guy Henry.
One of the cool things about the Vader scene is that the reason the rebels couldn't get the door open was because Vader was using the Force to keep it that way. All while doing that beautiful massacre.
What??? Confirmed??
Why you suppose Vader didn't just "Force Erase" the Death Star plans off of that data disk?
@@ornotgortwormiii8731 he didn't have the OS downloaded?
@@stephenochosiete9869 I read about it a while ago. I think it's just a theory.
47:32 Aye if there is a perfect way to go it's that. On a beach with a sunset watching world explode. Low key beautiful.
K2-SO is voiced by Alan Tudyk (Wash from Firefly, and Wat from A Knight's Tale). That's why you love his personality.
Glad you enjoyed this one and the vader scene...this movie makes me want to jump right back into to a new hope after it brings the movie together so nicely.
my parents came home and did exactly that:)
Something that I loved about this movie, which is something you kind of caught onto as well, was this isn’t a movie about Jedi. There is no superhero. This is literally just individuals, soldiers, outcasts, making a difference. There’s no mythical Force to save them. It’s one of the most gritty and human of the Star Wars.
Another great reaction, this is probably my favorite star wars movie. And donnie yen is always a win
The Vader scene in the theater on opening day was one of the best things I've ever experienced.
I saw this five times in the cinema when it came out, and I regret nothing ❤. Only SW movie since the original trilogy to recapture the magic, imho
100% agree
Yes he is CGI,the original actor (Peter Cushing) from A New Hope passed away many years ago.
I remember seeing this in the theater. For 90% of the movie, I stupidly believed they would all make it out somehow. I remember when it clicked that none of them would. I bawled so hard in the theater. Still haven't really watched it since.
Same, I can’t get my feelings hurt like that again.
Yes Grand Moff Tarkin is CGI. Peter Cushing who played him in Episode 4 passed away decades ago.
It's amazing how many times you hear "WTF is that? " when watching Star Wars, a series loaded with alien creatures. 😂
Vader, in his prime, casually cutting his path through that hallway was a prime example of baddassery. The theater, collectively lost their shit. I had such VERY HIGH hopes for Disney Star Wars after this and TFA but, well, to each their own right? Still, that hallway scene is just as amazing to me now as is the hallway scene in a Disney+ show I hope you watch. Also iconic in my head. 🐾
Ben Mendelsohn, who played Director Krennic, also played another great bad guy in Ready Player One; Nolen Sorrento. He also portrays Talos, the shape-shifting leader of the Skrulls, in Captain Marvel. In another MCU tie in, Jin's father, Galen Erso, was played by Mads Mikkelsen, who was also in Dr. Strange as Kaecilius.
Both great actors!
The woman asking for Jynn’s help is Mon Motha. She is the head of the Rebel alliance.
Congrats on reaching 50k!! Well deserved & I know the channel will just continue to grow. So looking forward to finally meeting Blank.
Also looking forward to Jalloween.
A perfect comment. Thank you.
Peter Cushing been dead for decades he wasn't available for the shoots, but I saw this opening night shortly after Carey Fisher died, and when that reveal happend the theater exploded and I'm not kidding it got a standing ovation
I'm not sure if you catched it, but the final scene ends literally moments (seconds?) before the beginning of "A New Hope" ;)
I find it funny they CG Peter Cushing back from the dead for this flick. Turns out the main vampire killer of the 70s was the undead the whole time. He was just off'n the competition I guess.
This reaction is by far your most emotional connection to the Star Wars series.... thanx for the series reaction... glad you loved the Movies...
The song in Vader's headset during that scene is "The Girl from Ipanema." The same song plays in the elevator scene of The Blues Brothers (must see classic).
Search:"Astrud Gilberto and Stan Getz - The Girl From Ipanema (1964) LIVE".
@10:09 “Ain’t that who that is?” Yep! 🤣
23:15 yes he is CG, he was in the very first star wars movie a new hope, His name is Peter Cushing born 26 May 1913 - 11 August 1994.
K2-SO and Chopper are my spirit animals.... 🤣
@17:15 The martial arts butt whuppin’ we didn’t know we needed in a Star Wars movie, delivered by the Ip Man himself, Donnie Yen.
If you think Vader can clear a hallway check out what Luke can do once he becomes a Jedi Master. Them Skywalker boys are some bad mothers
It never ceases to amaze me with just how many casualties the black armored storm troopers inflicted upon the rebels. All because of their highly advanced and superior training, such as ‘take cover’ and ‘fire from prone positions’.
Unlike the standard storm trooper tacts of ‘stand in the open’ and ‘fire blindly while running straight at the enemy’.
The "T-15s are obsolete" chitchat was a reference to the stormtroopers in A New Hope who were chatting about the new T-16s when Obi-Wan distracted them so he could disable the Death Star's tractor beam.
And yeah Grand Moff Tarkin was CGI because Peter Cushing is dead. I for one didn't need to see their uncanny Frankensteined version of him in this movie. The 2 seconds of CGI Carrie Fisher at the end were weird enough.
To make that Vader corridor scene even crazier is the FACT that it almost never happened! It was just a few months for the film to come out & a camera man, yes, comes up with this idea of a scene! It was never in the script! This camera dude felt that they should have Vader going full beast mode to wrap up the film & just because "why the hell not!?" This moment was a last minute idea out of the blue from a person without any creative control what so ever & is now regarded among the top best scenes in all of SW! And we came so close to never even having it.
This is the purest most beautiful reaction of this film I've seen to date. I love it. You're a beautiful human.
Commenting while starting to watch: This is my favorite of all the Star Wars movies. I seent this in my reccomends and I literally said out loud "Rogue One? Man, shut the fuck up" and clicked.