It's a shame you have to use current version/Special Edition footage while talking about how good the original Bespin matte paintings are. Actually being able to *show* the amazing backgrounds would help a lot.
Exactly, thank you. Blue screen technology was absolutely integral to the special effects work, and is fundamentally exactly the same technique as green screen - just using a different colour for the chroma key work.
Bossk’s outfit isn’t just some costume a department made. It is a Windak pressurized suit. I think British U-2 pilots wore them. Its just like the Sterling sub machine gun was used for the storm troopers. Military surplus makes the best props.
@@AtheistOrphan Okay. I don’t want to go too far down the rabbit hole on my research. The suit was built by BWT (Baxter, Woodhouse and Taylor Ltd.) by order of the RAF back in good ole’ Cold War aerospace days. These suits seamed to be a little over engineered for high altitude flights. The U-2 comment was just an assumption because of “high altitude”. Though there were a few (very few) British U-2 pilots, and launched from RAF air bases, they were never under RAF ownership. It seems that them may have been under CIA ownership with USAF operation. Any direct knowledge, I will keep to myself.
Thanks for the shout-out to the late Jeremy Bullock. I knew he had played Boba Fett, but hadn't spotted his other appearance. Must look out for him when I see the movie next.
When I attended Star Wars Celebration 3 in Indianapolis 2005, I met him at a Star Bucks by the convention center, I later received his autograph and a photo with him and me shaking hands, it was sad to hear of his passing.
The term "AT-AT" is also never spoken in Ep V -- they are just called Imperial Walkers. I don't think the term was actually ever used in a Star Wars film until Rogue One
Boba Fett, AT-AT were all in the Sears Christmas Wish catalogue, which is where we knew the names from. Or rumours of the mythical Star Wars books, which clearly George Lucas destroyed the history of using a time machine.
Yeah I thought about that family guy joke. I came up with an idea that the rebels kept a supply of clothes on the ship and lando chose some of the rail clothes.
@@kirstywalker6950I always just thought that because he had to flee his city and didn't have chance to pack any of his extensive cape collection (or underwear, or - well, basically anything) he just went into wherever Han kept his spare stuff on the Falcon and popped his mate's clothes on. Family Guy made it seem weird (and I love Something Something Something Dark Side), but it always made absolute sense to me.
This was only the second SW movie to be fair, so nobody in 1980 like me that went to see it noticed Tatooine was missing, it wasnt that important at the time
An even better fact is that a few members from the cast of Grange Hill are in a new hope’ & ‘empire strikes back’….. one of my old friends, her whole house hold played ewoks! 🙈
The whole concept and film “section” with the wampa beast, came about because Mark Hamil had a crash on the motorbike Lucas gave him as a gift. The resulting scar was woven into the film creating that whole section of the film.
when you mention the asteroid/guy on fire I had assumed you were going to show the asteroid hit the bridge of the star destroyer (52 min 17 seconds in) and then it cuts to Vader talked to 3 officers via hologram where the one on the left panics and disappears in a flash--thus indicating he was on that bridge that was hit also, 1 hr 45: 22 min in, after dispatches Vader off the platform, he slowly walks to the edge and jumps off. If you watch the bottom left f screen you see Luke/Mark's head pop back into frame, like he landed on a trampoline
I am definitely surprised no one mentions the fact that before Luke's sabre comes out of the ice on Hoth, you can see the words "New York" stamped in the metal next to the belt clip. Be careful, you can't unsee it!😊
I met him in a swamp down in Dagobah Where it bubbles all the time like a giant carbonated soda S-O-D-A, soda I saw the little runt sitting there on a log I asked him his name and in a raspy voice he said, "Yoda" Y-O-D-A, Yoda Yo-Yo-Yo-Yo-Yoda
Hahha...yeah, unfortunately. Before the movie’s release, my idiot friend, who had read the novel, ran up to me on the school playground screaming "Darth Vader is Luke's father." Still rankles me to this day.
I noticed long ago that Luke never fires his blaster. It always bugged me that he doesn't get at least one shot off while being shot at by the troopers or Fett.
Because they wanted to focus more on Luke and the force with his lightsabre. Remember what Obi Wan said about the lightsabre, " Not as clumsy or random as a blaster", it's more about Luke going forward, not back..
The Empire strikes back is almost perfect in every way, but one thing that always annoys me is that every single one of R2-D2’s beeps is recycled from a new Hope. Which means he must be saying the same dialogue that he said in episode four. Listen for yourself if you don’t believe me.
All the PVC swimming pool parts that adorn the walls of EVERY ship!!! May have been removed when digitized, but in the chess scene, Hans has his feet up on a console, and some of the controls on the console wall above him are Styrofoam and Solo cups!!!
In the scene where the Star Destroyers have to take evasive maneuvers to avoid hitting each other, on the lower level you can see an extra fall against a panel and knock it out of place, and another extra grab it to keep it from falling over.
In Canon certain point of view Empire Strikes Back novel. There's a story about a tie pilot who ejected in that scene and then gets picked up and rescued. (Not sure if it's the one you showed)
When this movie was filmed nobody knew anything about C-3POs creator. He probably stopped that guy from shooting because the sensitive carbon freezing equipment could get damaged.
But Vader would've known. It's a Star Wars universe comment with today's knowledge. Not '80s knowledge so that makes it something Vader would know. Use some imagination please.
The burning tie fighter pilot reminds of that clone trooper pilot blowing up during the battle of coruscant after his starfighter was destroyed by tri-droids.
So, the movie that is considered the best Star Wars movie is the one movie that didn't include Tattoine, except for one mention at the end. Also don't think Rogue One or Andor ever mentioned or visited the planet. And Bossk's outfit made it's first Star Wars appearance in Star Wars. It was worn by a human patron of the Mos Eisley cantina.
Luke uses his blasters plenty from the cockpit of his snow speeder. Actual dialogue (after shooting a lot and missing) "That armour is too strong for blasters, Rogue group, use your harpoons and tow cables..."
Firstly, his blaster pistol and the blasters on the speeder are two different things. You wouldn't refer to a tanks main cannon as your personal pistol, right? Secondly, Luke is the pilot of the speeder, not the gunner... so even if you counted that he didn't shoot the blasters, Dak did.
@@moblocke You are right it didn't specify "pistol" but it did specify "his blaster"... The mounted gun on the speeder and "his blaster" are very much different weapons.
The Bossk / Dr Who flight suit, is a real pilot's suit from the RAF for high altitude flying, and was so well designed NASA used the parts of the design for space suits for Apollo ...
This could be old news but I only recently spotted Snowspeeders are different colours in the hanger to the At-At fight. When the take off they metallic in colour, like brushed metal, yet outside they're off white with orange/red markings. Did the crew not paint the full size props, or did the model makers use creative license?
@@HysjMysj why so aggressive? Does the snow reflect all the markings that appear on the speeders? They're white all over too, but the snow is only under them.
Yeah there is a pretty major secret that not many know in empire strikes back. It turns out that Vader is actually Luke's father! You heard it here first folks!
If it weren't for that horrible Christmas Special Boba Fett might not have been in Empire at all. That animated bit was the best part of that acid trip gone wrong, it got him a 4 issue solo series with Marvel Comics too. Boba Fett's name was known before Empire came out due to the comics and it was on the action figures packaging, it wasn't common knowledge until ET. You know what's weird about the original Star Wars figures? Snaggletooth was available alone, in a 3 figure set with Hammerhead and Greedo or as part of the Creature Cantina playset but Snaggletooth was never in any Star Wars scene. Everyone had a Snaggletooth and now you can't find one to save your life, collectors have hoarded them all. Another Fun Fact For Free; DC Comics created Lobo as a parody of Boba Fett, a space bounty hunter who was supposed to be more badass than Boba but the original Lobo was a purple spandex wearing goof, he looked stupid, a space mime with an attitude, there I said it, Lobo started out as a pathetic Boba Wanna-Be.
In episode 3 at 25:52 minutes when there landing the ship at the bottom of the screan you see the Millennium Falcon lading just noticed it last night .
The fan-canon of Darth Vader stopping a Stormtrooper from firing on C-3P0 was later proven by the Disney/Marvel comics. Darth Vader saves 3P0 from the scrap heap and has him returned to the rebels personally.
If you really want to get technical, if Hoth is an ice planet, it wouldn't be able to support animals. Making the Tauntons imported by the rebels. Of course, why import animals where you have flying machines and unlimited energy sources.
He would have had an even bigger meal had he taken them both... and he did! What do you think he is eating when Luke wakes up? Clearly it wasn't something he already had laying around before finding Luke or he would have never went out hunting in the snow to begin with.
I didn’t need to know about the bubble wrap.. A bit like the asteroid “cave”.. beneath the mist on the ground, you can clearly see the floor is covered in plastic sheeting
@@mystic0maggot401 when I was a kid I just thought Yoda was a 900 year old human. Over time he shrunk, went green, etc.. what creature he was wasn't addressed in the earlier films if any
But all without the exception The master's house I knew that just about everything you forgot to transparent windows in those A wing fighters. Oh wait you missed that. If you look at the frames of the windows there's chance parent in the original
I'm just a casual fan who hasn't even subscribed yet, because I like to check it out once or twice a week and get really happy if there's anything new. But that word still makes me wanna throw a lawnmower at anyone who utters it
I already knew the effect of Luke pulling the lightsaber out of the snow at the start of the film was achieved by them simply taking the footage and playing it backwards xD
Luke was sneaking around cloud city trying to find Han and Leia. Firing off one's gun is not a great way to stay unnoticed.
It's a shame you have to use current version/Special Edition footage while talking about how good the original Bespin matte paintings are. Actually being able to *show* the amazing backgrounds would help a lot.
Agreed
I wish Disney would release the theatrical version on blu ray
I have good copy’s of vhs of them any where I can get them digitised
@@milamberhague8095 Etsy
@@milamberhague8095 Laser-discs.
"no disintegrations" to Boba fett. "like the last time you did to Luke's aunt and uncle..."
Stormtroopers do not burn people, but bounty hunters do.
Good observation! Good point! 😮 I always thought that odd that they were burnt up.
Ok I can’t see Yoda in the swamp without hearing the seagulls stop it now song…
Why did Han Solo cut the Tonton open?
To keep luke-warm. 😅
You mention George Lucas not having green screen... but they used blue screen back in those days of film and it was certainly used a lot
Exactly, thank you.
Blue screen technology was absolutely integral to the special effects work, and is fundamentally exactly the same technique as green screen - just using a different colour for the chroma key work.
Yup. You can see the faint blue boxes around the TIE Fighters in space.
he was mentioned in Return of the Jedi by blinded Han Solo while escaping Jabba the Hutt.
Bossk’s outfit isn’t just some costume a department made. It is a Windak pressurized suit. I think British U-2 pilots wore them. Its just like the Sterling sub machine gun was used for the storm troopers. Military surplus makes the best props.
Also. This suit isn’t virgin to ESB. One can be seen in the cantina in a new hope.
British U-2 pilots? That’s news to me! (And I’m ex-RAF). Can you provide more info?
@@AtheistOrphan Okay. I don’t want to go too far down the rabbit hole on my research. The suit was built by BWT (Baxter, Woodhouse and Taylor Ltd.) by order of the RAF back in good ole’ Cold War aerospace days. These suits seamed to be a little over engineered for high altitude flights. The U-2 comment was just an assumption because of “high altitude”. Though there were a few (very few) British U-2 pilots, and launched from RAF air bases, they were never under RAF ownership. It seems that them may have been under CIA ownership with USAF operation. Any direct knowledge, I will keep to myself.
@@meierb75 - Thanks for your reply. ‘Per ardua ad astra’.
Han Solo's blaster is based on a Mauser C96.
Thanks for the shout-out to the late Jeremy Bullock. I knew he had played Boba Fett, but hadn't spotted his other appearance. Must look out for him when I see the movie next.
Spotted him the first time I saw Empire, JB had already been in a well known UK sitcom before Empire so was already a recognisable face over here...
When I attended Star Wars Celebration 3 in Indianapolis 2005, I met him at a Star Bucks by the convention center, I later received his autograph and a photo with him and me shaking hands, it was sad to hear of his passing.
@@richardlong6789 I first saw him in Robin of Sherwood back in the 80s. A lovely series and he was terrific in it.
@@THX--nn5bu I met him there too. Got his autograph on a hand drawn Boba Fett portrait.
@@TK-593 Thats awesome.
The term "AT-AT" is also never spoken in Ep V -- they are just called Imperial Walkers. I don't think the term was actually ever used in a Star Wars film until Rogue One
Just to be sure it is @@, and not a-t-a-t
I only saw the name AT-AT as a Star Wars toy (1980) printed on the box. The movie called them Imperial Walkers.
@@Inspadave IIRC, it's kinda regional, even in Star-Wars continuities. Some characters refer to it as @-@, others A-T-A-T.
@@Scottocaster6668 Yep I think that's where people first started hearing it
Boba Fett, AT-AT were all in the Sears Christmas Wish catalogue, which is where we knew the names from. Or rumours of the mythical Star Wars books, which clearly George Lucas destroyed the history of using a time machine.
Tatooine isn’t seen in ESB, but it is the first time it’s mentioned by name. In Star Wars no one ever says “Tatooine.”
actually at the end of esb when luke is saying goodbye to lando on the falcon he says that he will meet them at the rendezvous on tatooine
@@marinagreens8910 By "in star wars" he means a new hope. Episode 4 was just called STAR WARS when it first came out.
According to Carrie Fisher, they weren't a little drunk, they we soooo drunk.
I was sure that you were going to mention that in the end scene as Lando flies the Millenium Falcon, he's wearing one of Han's outfits.
Yeah I thought about that family guy joke. I came up with an idea that the rebels kept a supply of clothes on the ship and lando chose some of the rail clothes.
@@kirstywalker6950I always just thought that because he had to flee his city and didn't have chance to pack any of his extensive cape collection (or underwear, or - well, basically anything) he just went into wherever Han kept his spare stuff on the Falcon and popped his mate's clothes on. Family Guy made it seem weird (and I love Something Something Something Dark Side), but it always made absolute sense to me.
Han have that stupid looking shirt collar that land wore.
Didn't
This was only the second SW movie to be fair, so nobody in 1980 like me that went to see it noticed Tatooine was missing, it wasnt that important at the time
True.
An even better fact is that a few members from the cast of Grange Hill are in a new hope’ & ‘empire strikes back’….. one of my old friends, her whole house hold played ewoks! 🙈
The whole concept and film “section” with the wampa beast, came about because Mark Hamil had a crash on the motorbike Lucas gave him as a gift. The resulting scar was woven into the film creating that whole section of the film.
6:28 C3PO and Vader are on the Tantive IV together before he jumps into an escape pod with Artoo
when you mention the asteroid/guy on fire I had assumed you were going to show the asteroid hit the bridge of the star destroyer (52 min 17 seconds in) and then it cuts to Vader talked to 3 officers via hologram where the one on the left panics and disappears in a flash--thus indicating he was on that bridge that was hit
also, 1 hr 45: 22 min in, after dispatches Vader off the platform, he slowly walks to the edge and jumps off. If you watch the bottom left f screen you see Luke/Mark's head pop back into frame, like he landed on a trampoline
Did y'all really miss that the Millennium Falcon is a GM product according to the seatbelt? Or was it not worth mentioning?
I think Fisher and Ford being hung over when they arrive on cloud city helps make the scene work. They look haggard from a long journey.
You would be too if you were up all night partying with the Stones!
everyone did heavy amounts of coke as well
That bubble wrap on the seat belt shoulder harness looks extremely hi tech, if I say so myself. 🤔
I am definitely surprised no one mentions the fact that before Luke's sabre comes out of the ice on Hoth, you can see the words "New York" stamped in the metal next to the belt clip. Be careful, you can't unsee it!😊
I don't see it. Should my brightness be cranked up or something?
Lol I gotta check that out!
@@michaelj.beglinjr.2804 No. Just slow mo it. Pause it when the sabre is at it's closest. I wish I could post a pic.
Pause @2.32, then zoom in, sure enough, there it is!
@@Gedleeboy Sweet I will! Lol I love stuff like that!
I met him in a swamp down in Dagobah
Where it bubbles all the time like a giant carbonated soda
S-O-D-A, soda
I saw the little runt sitting there on a log
I asked him his name and in a raspy voice he said, "Yoda"
Y-O-D-A, Yoda
Yo-Yo-Yo-Yo-Yoda
🤦♂️
When I saw the movie in theatre back in 1980 it was just called The Empire Strikes Back.
Yes, but the opening crawl specified "Episode V".
@@JoseyWales44s Not when it was first released, nope.
@@london19657 I saw it opening day, the headline of the opening crawl was Episode V The Empire Strikes Back.
@@london19657 I agree with Wales, as I saw it when it first premiered as well. They all had the episode number in the crawler.
_Star Wars_ was the only film in the "Skywalker Saga" series which wasn't called _Star Wars: Episode X -- Subtitle_ on first release.
As many times as I've seen the movies i never noticed the bubble wrap.
I only noticed it for the first time a month ago, watching TESB on a 35 year old pan and scan vhs copy
“Both rebel murderers…” 😂😂😂
With Boba Fett's name, you missed out on a crucial way we Star Wars fans at the time learnt his name. The novelisation came out before the film.
And the Marvel Comics adaptation.
Hahha...yeah, unfortunately. Before the movie’s release, my idiot friend, who had read the novel, ran up to me on the school playground screaming "Darth Vader is Luke's father." Still rankles me to this day.
@@white-dragon4424 Bought it before the movie came out but didn't read it. Didn't do any good though, see my previous comment in this thread.
And the Christmas special
@@JoseyWales44s What a d!¢k ! 😆
The upside down fact blew my mind.
Yeah! That’s a fun nugget
At the end of ,”A New Hope” you can tell that the rebel fighters are using Single Sideband CB Radios to communicate with each other
I just want to know why Luke didn't kill the Wampa and stay in the cave, instead of nearly freezing to death outside.
Scars on LUKES face from WOMPA? - Reality were from a Car Accident he had when he flipped over his Porsche
I noticed long ago that Luke never fires his blaster. It always bugged me that he doesn't get at least one shot off while being shot at by the troopers or Fett.
Because they wanted to focus more on Luke and the force with his lightsabre. Remember what Obi Wan said about the lightsabre, " Not as clumsy or random as a blaster", it's more about Luke going forward, not back..
In the ESB graphic novel, in the 80's, Luke returned fire with his blaster killing 2 stormtroopers during the brief shootout in Cloud City.
Did you know that Darth Vader reveals that he is Luke's father?
Could you not have put spoiler alert up?
I was looking forward to seeing this film. No point now
Absolutely astonishing, if I say so myself.
No way! Mind blown! Lol
Yeh right, next you'll tell us he was English too... lol
The bubble wrap was for stress relief, everyone loves popping wrap.
The Empire strikes back is almost perfect in every way, but one thing that always annoys me is that every single one of R2-D2’s beeps is recycled from a new Hope. Which means he must be saying the same dialogue that he said in episode four. Listen for yourself if you don’t believe me.
All the PVC swimming pool parts that adorn the walls of EVERY ship!!!
May have been removed when digitized, but in the chess scene, Hans has his feet up on a console, and some of the controls on the console wall above him are Styrofoam and Solo cups!!!
Of course they're "Solo" cups. (Remember who's ship it is.)
@@WilliamKThomas2566 They leaked first.
In the scene where the Star Destroyers have to take evasive maneuvers to avoid hitting each other, on the lower level you can see an extra fall against a panel and knock it out of place, and another extra grab it to keep it from falling over.
First appearance of The Emperor played by Marjorie Eaton & voiced by Clive Revill. Also could've mentioned who found Luke's lightsaber/hand💭
I can’t unsee the bubble wrap...😢
'Staaaargh Waaaaarghs'
'caaaaaarghbonite'
The Kids in the background is the best one... 😆
In Canon certain point of view Empire Strikes Back novel. There's a story about a tie pilot who ejected in that scene and then gets picked up and rescued. (Not sure if it's the one you showed)
#21 guest appearance by the abominable snowman from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
Luke being upside down is him representing the Hanged Man in the Tarot. Means he is in a state of suspension and somewhat at a loss.
Wedge is flying counter-clockwise around the walker, but he is looking and leaning to his right.
Why is the first shot from A New Hope?
Those Wompas were a menace on Shadows of the Empire
When this movie was filmed nobody knew anything about C-3POs creator. He probably stopped that guy from shooting because the sensitive carbon freezing equipment could get damaged.
But Vader would've known. It's a Star Wars universe comment with today's knowledge. Not '80s knowledge so that makes it something Vader would know. Use some imagination please.
In ESB Darth Vader reveals to Luke that he (Vader) is Leia's father.
No he didnt.
Anakin Skywalker building C-3PO was the one of the top 10 dumbest fucking ideas in the whole series.
I agree
Oh man, when I saw that in the theater, I was like “whaaaaaat, that’s stupid!”
The burning tie fighter pilot reminds of that clone trooper pilot blowing up during the battle of coruscant after his starfighter was destroyed by tri-droids.
That's where they got the idea from, nice little nod back..
@@richardlong6789 I think so too.
So, the movie that is considered the best Star Wars movie is the one movie that didn't include Tattoine, except for one mention at the end. Also don't think Rogue One or Andor ever mentioned or visited the planet.
And Bossk's outfit made it's first Star Wars appearance in Star Wars. It was worn by a human patron of the Mos Eisley cantina.
But it was dark green, not yellow
Luke uses his blasters plenty from the cockpit of his snow speeder. Actual dialogue (after shooting a lot and missing) "That armour is too strong for blasters, Rogue group, use your harpoons and tow cables..."
Firstly, his blaster pistol and the blasters on the speeder are two different things. You wouldn't refer to a tanks main cannon as your personal pistol, right? Secondly, Luke is the pilot of the speeder, not the gunner... so even if you counted that he didn't shoot the blasters, Dak did.
@@PApro Didn't specify pistols, just said blasters. Also, Luke keeps firing after Dak is killed.
@@moblocke You are right it didn't specify "pistol" but it did specify "his blaster"... The mounted gun on the speeder and "his blaster" are very much different weapons.
Didn't Han mention Boba Fetts name when he was on Jabbas ship on Tatooine about to be eaten by the sarlacc?
That is in Return of the Jedi, this video is only for Empire Strikes Back
The Bossk / Dr Who flight suit, is a real pilot's suit from the RAF for high altitude flying, and was so well designed NASA used the parts of the design for space suits for Apollo ...
This could be old news but I only recently spotted Snowspeeders are different colours in the hanger to the At-At fight.
When the take off they metallic in colour, like brushed metal, yet outside they're off white with orange/red markings.
Did the crew not paint the full size props, or did the model makers use creative license?
They reflect the colour of the snow. Accept it, and stop asking questions
@@HysjMysj why so aggressive?
Does the snow reflect all the markings that appear on the speeders? They're white all over too, but the snow is only under them.
@@POzziee I never noticed.
Probably better to ignore that. 🤔😗
Yea, I noticed that also. It's obvious, yea.
It's not bubble wrap. it's stress paper. :)
Did you know that a relative of Cliff Clavin delivered news to Leia that they had to close the blast doors.
Yeah there is a pretty major secret that not many know in empire strikes back. It turns out that Vader is actually Luke's father! You heard it here first folks!
I think that’s just a fan theory.
@@TokyoXtreme evaporation is a fan theory
2:10 The show falling would indicate that it wasn't a lightsaber falling.
If it weren't for that horrible Christmas Special Boba Fett might not have been in Empire at all. That animated bit was the best part of that acid trip gone wrong, it got him a 4 issue solo series with Marvel Comics too. Boba Fett's name was known before Empire came out due to the comics and it was on the action figures packaging, it wasn't common knowledge until ET.
You know what's weird about the original Star Wars figures? Snaggletooth was available alone, in a 3 figure set with Hammerhead and Greedo or as part of the Creature Cantina playset but Snaggletooth was never in any Star Wars scene. Everyone had a Snaggletooth and now you can't find one to save your life, collectors have hoarded them all.
Another Fun Fact For Free; DC Comics created Lobo as a parody of Boba Fett, a space bounty hunter who was supposed to be more badass than Boba but the original Lobo was a purple spandex wearing goof, he looked stupid, a space mime with an attitude, there I said it, Lobo started out as a pathetic Boba Wanna-Be.
1:50 - Talks about sound effects and sound design but NEVER plays any audio from the film!
Copyright..
In episode 3 at 25:52 minutes when there landing the ship at the bottom of the screan you see the Millennium Falcon lading just noticed it last night .
you missed the shoe asteroid.
The fan-canon of Darth Vader stopping a Stormtrooper from firing on C-3P0 was later proven by the Disney/Marvel comics. Darth Vader saves 3P0 from the scrap heap and has him returned to the rebels personally.
Episode 8? Never heard of it.
Bubble wrap used to hide the brand name on a racing harness.
I thought I saw Boba in A NEW HOPE (when I rewatched it just today) ... or was that some other Mandalorian bounty hunter?
Luke upside down is a reference to The Hanged Man in the Tarot cards. He symbolizes achieving enlightenment.
Heh, just realized that the wampa would have gotten a much bigger meal by dragging off Luke's mount rather than a rather skinny human.
I think it did but they just didn't show it. In fact the mount may be what it's eating when it first appears.
If you really want to get technical, if Hoth is an ice planet, it wouldn't be able to support animals. Making the Tauntons imported by the rebels. Of course, why import animals where you have flying machines and unlimited energy sources.
He would have had an even bigger meal had he taken them both... and he did! What do you think he is eating when Luke wakes up? Clearly it wasn't something he already had laying around before finding Luke or he would have never went out hunting in the snow to begin with.
I didn’t need to know about the bubble wrap..
A bit like the asteroid “cave”.. beneath the mist on the ground, you can clearly see the floor is covered in plastic sheeting
Back then, bubble wrap was space aged sh*t! 😂
See if they used any duct tape.
until The Mandalorian came along I always believed Yoda was a 900 year old humanoid
What do you mean?
@@mystic0maggot401 when I was a kid I just thought Yoda was a 900 year old human. Over time he shrunk, went green, etc.. what creature he was wasn't addressed in the earlier films if any
Oooooh. What i thought you meant has since left my brain though and I don't remember what I thought you were saying
@@mystic0maggot401 let me know if it comes back x
Why do I not recognize or remember any of these scenes even though I’ve watched all the Star Wars multiple times?
Title: 20 things you missed in Empire
Me: - sees the thumbnail -
Also me: What, the chin strap?
Disney / SW is nose-diving down. Yes, I know it's double, but it's terrible hard going down.
Themes or cues for both the light side and dark side of the force and a theme for the droids are introduced in this film and never used again.
11:38 I did all three of those so I had Fett's name covered.
POE-TAY-TOE!
But all without the exception The master's house I knew that just about everything you forgot to transparent windows in those A wing fighters. Oh wait you missed that. If you look at the frames of the windows there's chance parent in the original
0:50 You did not just call the Lightsaber a Laser Sword. How could you! You oughta be ashamed.
Bubble wrap was also used inside the eyes of the Mask of bounty hunter Zuckuss.
If you took bubble wrap and painted it with liquid electric tape....
Somehow I missed these things
Scratch that. Of the 20 I knew half. Good list
Both Chewbacca and Solo mention Boba Fett in ROTJ
Using the term 'lasersword" is a direct strikeout!!!
Not really… know the history
I'm just a casual fan who hasn't even subscribed yet, because I like to check it out once or twice a week and get really happy if there's anything new. But that word still makes me wanna throw a lawnmower at anyone who utters it
@@HysjMysj Would you prefer plasma-katana? 😁
Bugzapper-Broadsword?
George Lucas himself uses the term laser sword from time to time.
Luke's gloves on Hoth look suspiciously like Playtex dishwashing gloves.
They keep his hands soft though.
Make a video about Empire, first shot you see is ANH.
I noticed the bubble wrap the very first time I watched the movie😂
To me the biggest plot hole is how does look become a jedi so quick
luke not look
I already knew the effect of Luke pulling the lightsaber out of the snow at the start of the film was achieved by them simply taking the footage and playing it backwards xD
Nah you didn’t
Even if he did... Who cares? 😂
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They originally tried it using fishing line but it wasn't convincing
Yup. I missed all of that.
There are many characters who's names are never mentioned in the films.
Luke's hanging upside down under the cloud city always reminded me of the tarot card "The Hanged Man."
Blaster bad. Grenade, well that's okay 👌
YOU'RE BARELY NOTICING THESE 20 THINGS?!?!
The Wampa is force sensitive. When Luke uses the force he feels it and attacks.
Always wondered why Luke didn't kill it and stay in the cave, out of the elements.
Imagine partyin with Carrie Fischer?
No one missed them, we just didn't make a big deal about it. It's just a movie.