* Chewbacca Scares Me * First Time Watching STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE (Movie Reaction)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Shark reacts to Luke Skywalker joins forces with a Jedi Knight, a cocky pilot, a Wookiee and two droids to save the galaxy from the Empire's world-destroying battle station, while also attempting to rescue Princess Leia from the mysterious Darth ...
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46:19 - Discussion
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Today's generation miss so much. He literally says, SET FOR STUN and shoots his gun, and bro goes, What was that? 🤣
I think he was talking over that part.
Reactors miss a lot because they have to talk.
Thank you
"Have to" They do not HAVE TO talk over dialogue. They choose to or theyre someone who is incapable of paying attention to a movie. @@SWDCHS
Star Wars is actually based on 1930s kids’ movie serials. In the days before television, you would go to the local movie theater, which didn’t just show one movie but a whole program of films, including short adventure films for kids on Saturday afternoons. The style of Star Wars is based on these movie serials, which included text summaries at the beginning to catch you up with the story in case you missed the previous week’s episode, wipe transitions, grand orchestral scores, fast expository dialogue, swashbuckling adventure, romance and cliffhanger endings. Star Wars was just a re-tweaking of this formula that would’ve seemed old-fashioned even in the 70s, when movies had tended toward gritty, downbeat and more realistic. It was meant to be a throwback to a more optimistic nostalgic time.
"The Force will be with you, always."
Fun Fact: The first movie to make over $300 million domestic box office. It was also the first movie to cross $500 million worldwide in its initial release.
Action Star Fact: Stunt doubles were not used for the scene where Luke and Leia swing to safety in the Death Star. Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher performed the stunt, shooting it in just one take.
CGI Over Practical Fact: All the CGI was added in the late 90s and NOT part of the original release. I don't mind the changes, except for originally Han Solo (Harrison Ford) shot Greedo (Paul Blake) before the bounty hunter could do anything.
Gun Enthusiast Fact: The weapons the stormtroopers used were essentially the Sterling L2A3 9mm SMG (sub-machine gun), a military weapon developed in the late 1940s in the U.K. and adopted by the British and Canadian Armies in the 1950s. The curved left entry side mounted magazine was removed, and that was as much as it was modified for the movie. The longer sandtrooper weapon was the MG-34 machine gun from Germany.
Location Location Fact: The Tatooine scenes were filmed in Tunisia. There is a town in Tunisia's rural south named Tataouine (Berber for "eyes") and George Lucas liked the name so much, he adopted it for Luke Skywalker's (Mark Hamill) home world. Some of the interiors and the courtyard of Luke's house were filmed in a hotel in Matmata, Tunisia. One can visit this two-star hotel and see some pictures and the painted ceiling of what was used for the Lars' dining room. When Luke goes out of the farm, he appears in a flat deserted area, while the reality, when you get out of the hotel, there are a lot of other houses, small stone hills, and a lot of prickly pear cacti (a variety very common in Tunisia). The skeleton that C-3PO (Anthony Daniels) passes belongs to a Tatooine creature called a Greater Krayt Dragon. This artificial skeleton was left in the Tunisian desert after filming and still lies there. During filming of Star Wars: Episode II - Attack Of The Clones (2002), the site was visited by the crew once more and the skeleton was still there.
Honestly appreciate this info, happy to be part of the Star Wars gang now 🤝🏾
You're welcome.
I want to answer your "Earth" questions, by pointing out the "A Long Time Ago, In A Galaxy Far, Far Away" title card. Keep that in mind.
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In EVERY Star Wars movie someone says “ I have a bad feeling about this.”
The leader of the Empire is the emperor who was briefly mentioned in this film, but not seen. Darth Vader is the Emperor’s main enforcer.
This movie came out in 1977, CGI as we know it did not exist. There were a couple of CGI scenes added in the 90’s, they’re the ones that look cartoonish.
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British actor Peter Mayhew that played Chewie was 2.21 meters or 7 foot 3 tall.
James Earl Jones voices Darth Vader
Next movie don't have much alien language but for Return of the Jedi there are much, primarily Huttese that bring the story forward so it's recommended that you have subtitles on so you understand what's happening.
Release order of course, that is how they were intended to be see.
The Stormtroopers poor performance on the death star was mostly because they were ordered to let them escape. They are Lukes Aunt and Uncle they say that several times.
In Star Wars lore ... Wookies eat people!
Wait really?!?!
While most of the original effects are still in the film, the movie has been touched up over the years with digital technologies. the movie was not expected to be a big hit so there was not a big budget for it. When this movie became a hit, there was more money for the sequel so there were less changes made to it.
The scene of Luke in his speeder was not CGI, it was practical.
Damn that explains why this film had such a big impact on cinema
CGI was added later to make under the speeder look better
RELEASE ORDER
You know it's really pointless to point out inferior effects when you how the movie is from 77. Just sit back and enjoy for goodness sakes!
@@SharkCinematicUniversethe only "cgi" in the original film is the death star plans.
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No vice versa.
Minions tried to mimic Jawas.
For the Jawas they actually spoke Zulu and then they did speed it up in post production.
The lightsaber fight was so tentative because they hadn't seen each other in decades and the last time they did it was epic. Obi-Wan had no intention of winning the fight, it was a decoy so Luke, Han and Leia could get away. Vader was afraid of Obi-Wan and didn't know how powerful or not that he was.
1. Sir. Alec Guinness/Obi-Wan didn't want the part. Being a Shakespearian actor, he thought the entire idea was silly and was beneath him, but his wife talked him into taking the part.
2. The shrug Chewy gives Luke after he scares the tiny black droid is 🤣
3. These movies were put out in a certain order because there was limited technology and Lucas used and pushed forward the images needed to make a quality product. The best way to watch the is in the order they came out. We had to wait years for the next one. There was no internet where we had access to them whenever we wanted.
4. No need to go into anything after the first VI Lucas movies. Disney took over and the quality dropped. I realize you have to.
5. The only CGI was put in for the 25th anniversary package in this film are the critters the stormtroopers were riding at the beginning of the search for the robots, a couple of the huge critters outside the pub, the scene with Jabba the Hutt and other minor changes. Those were put in later after CGI was available. Otherwise, everything is what we had in 1977.
6. Obi-Wan sacrificed himself after he told Vader he would be stronger than ever. He went back into the force. He knows it's Luke's job to take over.
7. The awkwardness in the detention space is because Ford didn't know his lines. It was kept in the movie anyway because it worked.
8. IMVHO the next two are the best of the series. Enjoy
This has helped me a lot. So release order is the best order??
@@SharkCinematicUniverse Yes
Every Star Wars story begins with the words on the screen “a long time ago, and a galaxy far, far away”. So this story has absolutely nothing to do with earth. It takes place millions of years ago in some other galaxy other than our own. It’s kinda like “once upon a time”.
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Vader don't really have any formal rank.
He's the emperors right hand while Tarkin is a Grand Moff/Governor.
Technically Vader can do what he want but as Tark also is the commander of the Death Star Vader is apparently scripted to respect the "captain of the ship".
Historically even presidents and high politicians had to obey the captain of a ship as they were the captains responsibility and most politicians are landlubbers being out of their element at sea.
Look at it like this, the force is the universe and everything in it. It’s an energy field that gives a Jedi his powers. It can be used for good and evil depending on who’s using it. You won’t regret going on this Star Wars journey. You got a sub from me, and yes the movies get better and better.
Also, Yoda is in the next movie :)
YEESSSS YODA!!!!
Wow this movie really went over your head, how young are you???
he's 21
21
Bro just wanted to see yoda
Yep I was deeply disappointed
@@SharkCinematicUniverseYou can't be if he was never in the movie. That's not the movie's fault. lol
IV
I represents 1
V represents 5
But, because 1 is less than 5, IV is "one before five" or 4
6 would be VI or "one after five"
Release order is best.
well i won't be finishing this reaction. thick as a brick and pain full
Well may the force be with you
It’s hard to believe today where so many movies are just book and comic adaptations but Star Wars was a completely new story created by George Lucas.
Yeah I was suprised because I asked my room mate about it. Makes me understand more why these films are legendary and I'm suprised I didn't watch any before.
Hilarious how you're making all these modern references that came out way after this movie as if this movie
Copied them! 🤣
tbh most of my knowledge of these films is from other forms of media
I've not heard many ever say they don't like Darth Vader's voice?. I'll go this dude one more shot with empire and see how he does . No, the minions actually speak like jawas.
CGI has rotten your ( generations) brain.
Looks like something is wrong with your subtitles for the alien languages.
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Your thoughts & opinions I'm sure are a sincere description from your experiences and acquired knowledge. Sharing your Honest responses are what is expected. The disingenuous descriptions & imitations are discourteous and impolite, especially with the deliberate way you use. Mocking every with pathetic intention.
Why do you apologize and claim you will stop & be more considerate? You shouldn't have to say 'im sorry' OR 'I apologize' for your comments. Your simply being you...
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Dude, this movie came before all the movies you are comparing it to. The minions copied the Jawas from this movie, the cartoon Chewbacca is a kiddie version of the real one, Groot and Rocket were inspired by characters from Star Wars, Fortnite is just a game that copies everything. And you are the first person in the world I ever heard complain about Darth Vader's voice.
there's just something about his voice, I can't take him seriously
@@SharkCinematicUniverse You realise it's the voice of James Earl Jones, right?
You can't take him seriously because of his voice? That's exactly why you take him seriously.
Welcome to the Star Wars fandom! If you are going to watch the Star Wars movies, I highly suggest that you watch them in this order (after this movie):
Episode V: Empire Strikes Back
Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Episode II: Attack Of The Clones
Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith
(Stand Alone) Rogue One
Episode VI: Return Of The Jedi
And from there, watch whatever you want. Honestly, the Sequel Trilogy (and Solo movie) sucks more than the Prequel Trilogy and I refuse to watch reactions to them.
Again, this is just a suggestion. You can take my suggestion or not. However you will greatly appreciate the order that I suggested afterwards. The plot twist in Episode III is more impactful and Episode VI makes a more satisfactory emotional ending, because it is the end of the story. This also solves the prequel paradox by making all these movies just one story. I can't say anything else or I would go into spoilers. Now some other people will suggest the Release Order. I can't stop you from watching that order, but the "because we watch them in that order" is a super weak reason. My "Satisfying Order" serves a narrative purpose (something the gatekeeping Release Order purists can't say) and you'll be watching all of movies anyway. If I could blank my mind and watch these movies fresh, that's the order I would love to watch them in.
I really hope he continues to watch the movies in release order and not in the Machete order you suggested. It already ruined one reactor's enjoyment because of how confusing it was.
@@ubermorph1000 I concour
After reading some of the comments, I won't be watching his reaction. It would only frustrate me. He seems like the kind of person who complains about things he doesn't understand.
I actually don't, I ask alot of questions because I'm curious and I think alot of people misinterpret when I make references to modern things, I know alot of it came from star wars that's why I reference them because Most of my knowledge is from pop culture and references in shows and other film. but I understand how it can be annoying. hope this helps and may the force be with you.
all stormtroopers are clones of one guy so they are man made not created by birth
Those were Clone Troopers. It's made perfectly clear, even in the "new" Disney canon, that Stormtroopers are not clones. Stop spreading misinformation.
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@mr0ok
Stormtroopers are conscripts.
@@drigerdranzer7514 Poorly trained and not enthusiastic