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- STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE EPISODE IV (1977) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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Thanks for the reaction. :) In 1977, Star Wars was completely new to the audience, so it is normal to not know anything when starting with this movie. :)
And people didn't know it as "Episode 4" or "A New Hope". They knew it simply as "Star Wars".
@@Billinois78- yes, the 'Episode IV: A New Hope' title didn't appear on screen and in all other materials until the home VHS video releases, just prior to when Episode V: The Empire Strike Back came out to theaters in 1980.
@@MLJ7956that’s right.
This was also the reason why it NEEDS the "opening crawl", which took a BIG FIGHT with the actors guild, because TITLE CARDS listing the names of actors and directors and such were MANDATORY because of that union.
"He needs to get revenge."
🤣 Ryl goes immediately & directly to the dark side.
Seeing the two of you watch episode four was so cool because you guys went in not knowing a lot about it. It reminded me of when I took my first step into a larger world.
3PO and R2 are like a married couple always bickering but they have a strong bond.
They both are annoyed with and love each other as married couples types do, lol.
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They where inspired by two bickering servants in an old samurai movie called "Hidden Forteress". It was a major influence for Star Wars, like the Dune book was.
One of my fondest movie memories was when the Star Destroyer flies over head . My 9 year old mind was blown.
I was in the same theater.....it was glorious! .......Peace!
You only get that feeling in the cinema or being 4 inches away from you flat sceen TV....lol
Then you jump up knock over your flat screen
Think of it this way. You are in the 70s and you have never seen special effects like this before. You've never seen spaceships that actually look like they are... you know ... in space! You have probably seen special effects 100 times better since then with CGI. (I just noticed you are watching the version Lucas redid with CGI inserts... totally not needed) What they did with models in this movie was like what Avatar did with CGI. All of the laser blasts were hand-painted onto the film print. No computer video editing, all film. It was something totally new and incredible to see in 1977. (fellow nerds, let me know if I am wrong on any of that)
My comment from your Spaceballs post:
Now if you do happen to watch Star Wars, you will be laughing at gags you remember from Spaceballs.
Love the channel! May the Schwartz be with you.
Empire Strikes Back next... and don't read or research any spoilers!
I was 12 years old when this appeared out of nowhere in the summer of 1977, and suddenly there were monster lines stretching around theaters all summer long. I saw it in theaters at least a dozen times that year, and it was as close to a religious awakening as any movie experience has ever been. Will ever be. Could ever be.
Love eternal.
Remember, there was no streaming no downloads no TH-cam nothing like that. to see Star Wars you had to go to the theater. There was no home movie systems at all and this was brand new completely cutting edge and so the story goes episode 4, 5 and six and then it goes back to 1, 2 and 3, and then it goes even bigger. So next is the Empire Strikes Back, and then Return of the Jedi. And you didn’t get to see the Empire strikes back for at least a year and a half to two years and the same for Return of the Jedi you had to wait for the continuation of the story.
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Empire Strikes Back! Still my favorite Star Wars movie.
@@moonpie4763 3 years! 3 long years!!
Good reaction, ladies. Btw, Ben (Obi Wan Kenobi) ascended to a higher plane of existence. He moved from the 3D state of existence to the 5D (5th Dimension). He is now an ascendant being.
When this first came out, it was revolutionary for special effects. Nothing in the space scenes was computer generated or animated, it was all real, practical effects. You can watch various documentaries that go through the process George Lucas went through with miniature models for things like the Falcon, Death Star, Alderaan, etc. There are some small effects, mostly on Tattooine, where George Lucas went back in the 90s as computer CGI became possible, and he added in/edited some things to "update" the looks. If you look at it, you can easily spot the few aliens that are CGI and which ones were from the original, where they were all people in costumes. Part of why so many of the effects hold up is because they weren't constrained by the computer technology of the 70s, but were all practical.
This was also not expected to be a success by most of the people in the movie. Alec Guiness (Obi-Wan) was a very well-known actor with a lot of prestige. He thought it was an easy paycheck for a "silly movie". It was a surprise to everyone how much of a hit it was. It was also a movie that went through extensive editing by Lucas' wife that turned it from a bloated mess of a script into one of the best screenplays of all time (search up "Star Wars saved in the edit" for a more full picture of how much she saved the project).
George Lucas was also friends with Stephen Spielberg, who consulted on some things. It launched the careers of Harrison Ford (Han Solo) who is also Indiana Jones, and was in several other older movies (and in an upcoming MCU movie). You might also know Luke (Mark Hamill) as the voice of the Joker in the DC animated movies/shows and the voice of Fire Lord Ozai in Avatar: The Last Airbender (among other things).
Excited to see the Star Wars journey continue. After Episode 5 and 6, you will want to watch episode 1, 2, 3, and then the Star Wars Clone Wars series (the Clone Wars is a bit of a commitment but becomes so worth it). Those were all the projects that were released before Disney bought Star Wars. There's a lot of content after that point, but it's a long way out.
Yeah. Now, Disney has ruined, not only Star Wars but, Marvel MCU too. We may never get decent Star Wars Marvel productions again. Paramount continues to destroy Star Trek. Warner not doing well with DC either. They're ruining the best franchises we've ever had.
@@tahliasgoddaddy I don't know how you can argue that for Marvel when Disney Marvel Studios gave us everything from Avengers onward. If it fell off, it was long after Disney bought it.
It was since Disney bought it. After Avengers Endgame which had already been written basically, they set about destroying the franchise. It had already started with the first Captain Marvel movie which was pretty bad. After Endgame they doubled down. The Spider-Man that came out after while not terrible was somewhat of a letdown. They did a decent series WandaVision then ruined Falcon and the Winter Soldier which I had really looked forward to. Hawkeye was a big disappointment. Loki wasn't as good as it should've been. Then there was the dumpster fire SheHulk. I've given up on them completely. Love and Thunder? Give me a break. Etc etc.
Disney even tried to ruin Snow White. It's been put on hold because of the backlash but, I fully expect they will still make a mockery of the iconic children's classic. It's what Disney is doing now. DEI trumps producing a good story the fans might enjoy. It's all about virtue signaling now.
@@tahliasgoddaddy Disney bought Marvel in 2009. Endgame was not written by then. At most it was a concept. The change in the MCU since Endgame is real but it’s more to do with the success of Phase 3 and the restructuring with Perlmutter/Feige which happened long after Disney bought Marvel.
@@jackmanalope
The change is them concentrating on DEI instead of story quality. If you can't see that, then you're part of the problem, not just in relation to entertainment but also, in the world's current spiral into disaster. It all goes back to delusions of many now and the population's acceptance of these delusions.
You: did he level up or something?
Me: beer flys out my nose 😂
Yeah, that's one way to say it.
I first watched this original 1st Star Wars movie in 1977 when it came out. I was a junior in HS. IT WAS AN EVENT!! Long lines to get in theaters. It was awesome! SO advanced compared to Sci Fi movies of those times (with the exception of 2001 A Space Odyssey, which was WAAYY ahead of its time). It was magical. This was pre computer age. You won't understand how different this was back then.
I watched it when I was about 5 yrs. young. I didn't remember it. But I did remember the concessions. Lol
I really remember "The Empire Strikes Back"! When the "reveal" happened. I remember the audience gasping.
Original Trilogy is Star Wars saga for me.
My dad saw this in the theaters, when he was a teenager.
Ben Kenobi (Obi-Wan) IS gone
He's become one with the Force
You'll know what that means as you move on through the movies
Virtual Hug ❤
This movie stayed in the theaters for a year. I know someone who went to see it over 60 times.
Dinokangarat 😂
All your questions will be answered in the next two episodes
Well, most. The prequels do fill in some elusive details.
@@mikejankowski6321 I've never watched the prequels, so I can't speak on them. I'm just sticking to what I've watched
@@jamesellis701 I recommend watching them, at least for completeness of the storyline. There are many GREAT, worthy moments in them and a bunch of cringe too, but it is survivable. Many feel that Ep. III is the best of the entire franchise. While I don't completely agree, it is powerful and does give us some great filmmaking.
Edit: Empire is my favorite.
We had to wait 3 years between movies. Then 15 plus years for 1 2 3.
_A long time ago, in a movie theater about 50 miles away ..._
*THERE WAS NO EPISODE TITLE*
The studio didn't think this film would make much money. Lucas was crossing his fingers that it didn't bomb. For all he knew, Lucas was making one standalone movie. "Episode IV" and "A New Hope" were added in later releases, to be in line with the numbering adopted with Episode V.
I first saw _Star Wars_ in 1977, at the Indian Hills Theater in Omaha, Nebraska, US (a city of about 1M). The Indian Hills was one of the last remaining Cinerama theaters in existence (it's long gone, now).
Cinerama was an experimental widescreen format seen in the 1950s and 1960s. It had an extremely curved screen, such that films shot in Cinerama used _three cameras_ and _three projectors_ : one for the center of the screen and one for each side. Everything had to be constantly synchronized so that the film looked normal onscreen.
If you see Cinerama films on DVD/Bluray/streaming today, it often looks distorted on the left and right. This is caused by converting a curved film to a flat screen.
So there I was at the Indian Hills at the tender age of 12 -- the film's precise target demographic. The Indian Hills seated 810 patrons: 662 on the main floor and 148 in the balcony. It was completely packed, as was every screening of _Star Wars_ in every theater in the world, until the film left theaters.
I'd gotten to the theater rather late, forcing me to sit in the center seat of row one.
This turned out to be fantastically good bad luck.
Today, the center of row one is a terrible seat due to parallax distortion. In a theater the size of the Indian Hills, that distortion didn't exist because the screen was far enough away from the seats. However, it was close enough so that it filled my field of view from top to bottom.
The screen was large and curved enough so that it filled my field of view from periphery to periphery.
_Star Wars_ was shot in CinemaScope, a more popular widescreen format that we still see today. While not technically the same as Cinerama, it still lent itself well to that screen.
I watched _Star Wars_ with the film filling my entire field of view from top-to-bottom and side-to-side. I didn't have to turn my head to watch it unless I wanted to, and I usually didn't.
It was an astonishingly immersive experience. Not even IMAX comes close.
Add to that the massive audience reaction that shouldn't be overlooked. It was a shared experience that I've only seen at _Infinity War_ and _Endgame_ on their opening nights, when there were a lot of fans present.
This audience reaction happened at every screening, in every theater, everywhere in the world, until _Star Wars_ left the screens.
Imagine 810 people all cheering, clapping, jumping to their feet, and occasionally crying all at once. The shared experience was amazing, as it fed on itself. No one held back, it just kept growing and growing until the destruction of the Death Star -- which prompted massive roaring from the audience.
The film itself was like nothing put to the screen at that time. While cinematically based on old _Flash Gordon_ and _Buck Rogers_ movie serials of the 1930s, this was a big-budget, big-screen version like nothing anyone had ever seen before.
It completely changed science fiction on the movie screen. Until that time, you occasionally got a good science fiction film, but they tended to be years apart. After _Star Wars_ , there were multiple good science fiction movies every year, a trend that continues to this very day.
There would be no modern _Star Trek_ without _Star Wars_ . _Star Wars_ was such a massive hit for 20th Century-Fox that Paramount quickly looked around and said, "Aha! We have this _Star Trek_ thing that Trekkies are always saying they want more of. Let's make it into a movie!"
Thus _Star Trek - The Motion Picture_ was released in 1979. Without that, there would be no _Star Trek_ today.
_Star Wars_ changed filmmaking from a business perspective. The film grabbed audiences like nothing seen in the entire history of cinema. While _Jaws_ was technically the first summer blockbuster, _Star Wars_ cemented summer as the time to release action-heavy, family-friendly films.
The special effects of _Star Wars_ were utterly innovative, and the tools created by the likes of John Dykstra became commonplace in films that don't even have special effects.
Almost all special effects in the Original Trilogy were achieved either in-camera, with optical effects, miniatures, extremely detailed paintings, or a combination of those techniques. CGI that allows an entire film to be shot on a green screen wasn't even a glimmer in anyone's eye.
In 1977, the most advanced computers were the size of an SUV and didn't have the computing power of your phone. CGI as a primary filmmaking technique wasn't popularized until _Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow_ in 2004. By then, computing power/square centimeter had skyrocketed exponentially.
The special effects spawned Industrial Light and Magic, a company created and owned by George Lucas. ILM is still in existence today, constantly innovating with new technologies to create visual effects for many, many films and TV series. From it's inception, ILM has been considered the gold standard of VFX companies.
In short, this film was nothing like what had come before. It changed _everything about cinema_ .
And I got to see it with an audience of 810, on a screen so immersive that I got nauseous during the Trench Run.
36:39 "Why did he choose the _Dark_ Side? Like, what happened?"
"I guess he got bored."
😆😆😆😆😆
Idleness is the Devil's workshop! 😉
"Aren't those guys trained soldiers?"
"Nope."
Lol 😂
You pay peanuts, you get monkeys!
One thing you learn quickly about the Star Wars franchise.
The storm troopers couldn't hit the side of a barn if they were standing inside of it.
Up until Star Wars was released in 1977, there were virtually no "lovable" robots/androids in cinematic films. There was the very likable "Robbie the Robot" from the classic 1958 film, "Forbidden Planet", but aside from that, I can think of no others.
R2D2 and C3PO were instantly loved by audiences. R2D2, especially, made audiences cry whenever he was in danger! They inspired a great many future films that featured lovable robots.
So glad you're reacting to these films! I forgot the streaming versions are the altered DVD editions of the films. Ugh. I'm so glad I still have my VHS tapes of these movies that are the theatrical releases. No added garbage!
Preach!
Wedge is the Man.. For a guy who isnt Force Sensitive... Wedge is the MAN....
Hello! I remember seeing Star Wars in 1977 when I was about ten years old, in Los Angeles. I think this movie changed everyone’s lives. Movies like this did not exist before this, and it was a mind-opening adventure seeing this in the theatres. *As luck would have it, some friends from the neighborhood and I somehow got a ride to Mann’s Chinese Theater to be present when the three characters’ footprints were placed in cement, in 1977! And a photo of this was on the cover of Famous Monsters magazine, shortly thereafter.*
Is he on ship? Is he naked?😂😂 Thank you so much, I needed that laugh!🤣
We needed the laugh. We didn't need the mental picture!
@@mikejankowski6321 😂😂
Welcome to a journey that many of us started 47 years ago!!!!!!!!!! You are already enjoying it and I can't wait for you to experience more!! 😃
We need a shirt….”Lord Vader doesn’t play!”
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"Who's the more foolish, the Fool, or the Fool who follows him?" Classic Obi-Wan, spittin knowledge. Oh, to see this for the first time again. I was 4 yrs old the first time I saw this in a Drive-In theater. You are going to love this ride ladies. Get ready for one of the best movies of all-time, next. Please, do Empire Strikes Back soon. Virtual Hug.
So glad you guys are doing it in release order. That's how it's supposed to be anyway for ANY franchise.
Great reaction ! You guys will enjoy Empire Strikes Back even more
Man I'm just starting my vacation and it's dope as hell that I get to watch you guys watch this. Thanks for being you.
I love how quickly you picked up on the fact that Vader was Kenobi's padawan. Very nice
Great reaction guys! I watch a lot of reactions, especially to Star Wars, and I am new to your channel. You did a great job with this one where you are slowly introduced to the world and there are things you are not supposed to understand yet.
DON’T LET COMMENTERS POST SPOILERS TO YOU!
Great reaction to this classic you two...
To explain what happened to Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi is that he became one with the light side of the force (he ascended to a higher form of existence within the force, sort of leveled up, lol). He said to Darth Vader in their last battle "You can't win Darth, if you strike me down I shall become more powerful that you can possibly imagine". He disappeared from the natural world before Vader struck him with lightsaber, which confused Vader & that is why he stomped on the robes to see if any trace of him remained. Now Obi-Wan is untouchable from the natural world but he can still look after and communicate with Luke through the power of the force (a type of immortality for Obi-Wan). This ability of the force is only reserved to the good light side Jedis'...Evil dark side Sith Lords cannot achieve that and would pass away if they were struck down...
Also the lightsaber colors have different meanings (Blue - represents loyalty, stability, truth & justice. They are the Jedi Guardians. Green - represents growth, safety, harmony & knowledge. They are the Jedi Consulars. Purple - represents nobility, strength, wisdom & balance. They are the Jedi Grand Masters. Red - represents darkness, aggression, anger & hatred. Red is only used by evil Sith Lords).
I hope you both continue your Star Wars journey with Episode V: The Empire Strike Back, for it is even better than the last one. (No spoilers) there you will see the rebellion fight to survive as the empire aggressively seeks them out (they're all pretty mad about the Death Star being destroyed by the rebellion) as Han, Chewie, Leia, C-3PO & R2-D2 make new friends and new enemies along the way. You will also learn more about the Jedi way of life and more about the force as Luke searches for the mysterious character named Yoda. And you finally will learn all the full details of what actually happened to Luke's father before Darth Vader betrayed and murdered him. Brace yourself for this next middle chapter of this great original trilogy & may the force be with you....
Took me a while to get to this one. There are so many "Star Wars" reactions now, I try to be discerning and I'm happy to say this was a REALLY good reaction. You two have a natural ability to make the viewer feel like they are just sitting between you two enjoy a good movie and good observations. Everything one wants in a good "reaction" post.
The light saber fights get better with each movie.
Finally!!! Be ready for a whole new outlook on life!! Automatic doors will never be the same!😂
I saw this at the Uptown Theater when it was first released. The Uptown (now sadly gone) was the best in the Washington, D.C. area. It had a huge Cinemascope screen, which put you right into space with them. It’s impossible to describe the impact this had on audiences back then. Everything was a first. When they jump into hyperspace, the audience gasped and shouted. And the climactic battle was the most exciting thing anyone had ever seen. Within a year or two other movies were imitating the effects in “Star Wars.”
The kind of reaction this movie deserves 👍
A joy to see that there a still ppl out there, able to watch a 1978, scifi movie, that was aimed for a young audience, for the first time, without pre judging it
Or losing focus of the story
I love both Star Wars and Star Trek. Always good to see new fans join up 🙂 Both look beautiful, love Jyn's t-shirt 🙂
Ben was stalling and creating a distraction so the others could escape. He knew he was too old to defeat Vader.
Not only that, but he knew Luke would never leave him there as long as he was alive. So he allowed himself to be unalived so that the rest could escape.
Ryl-that was "pretty" good , and Jyn- it was "interesting". That's about the most reaction we are going to get! haha
I was ten years old when this movie hit the theaters.
My Dad took me to see it in a theatre that had just installed a Dolby stereo sound system.
I remember watching this movie and being completely in awe of what I was seeing.
This movie is one of the best memories I have with my Dad.
I have been a Star Wars fan every since.
The honest truth is most movies you see today are made possible because of George Lucas.
Most of the special effects you see in the original (before all the remakes) movie George Lucas had to create from scratch.
There was no CGI.
If possible you you should try to find the original Star Wars and watch it to compare.
33:11 This duel is a bit low key because it’s the first light saber battle shown in the series. The director just had the actors do basic fencing moves.
However, with each movie the lightsaber battles will get more and more chaotic. The writers actually invented multiple styles of lightsaber fighting to make such scenes really pop.
For example, Obi-Wan is a master of Form III that is very strong on defense. He basically blocks everything until his opponent is worn out. Vader’s style is Form V which favors aggressive overwhelming attacks. They are basically the ultimate counter to one another’s styles.
Someone actually made an animated version of this duel is longer and shows what two Force wielders can do when pulling out all the stops. You can find it on TH-cam.
So happy you girls are finally watching star wars
Great stuff!
Well done ladies!
Thank you for your work.
Virtual hug ladies! And may the force be with you!
I was 13 years old in 1977 when I saw Star Wars in the Movie Theatre. The special Effects were ahead of its time. The Movie was originally just called Star Wars because George Lucas did not know if he would be allowed to make more Star Wars movies, It was renumbered Episode IV when Episode V The Empire Strikes Back when it was released in 1980. George Lucas started with the first Movie of his middle trilogy.
RIP Porkins. Hey, Disney+, where is our limited series on Porkins' backstory?
Virtual hug 😊 Thanks for your reactions. You are both the best. I'm so happy you are getting to watch in the proper order. Many people will agree that watching 4,5,6,1,2,**,3,Rogue One is essential. After that, everything else is optional, but I'm sure we all hope you will visit The Mandalorian.
** There are some introductory episodes in the Clone Wars show for a main character in Episode 3. If you don't see them, there will be no context for the character and you won't know anything about them and will be wondering about them because they just come out of nowhere as if you already know them. I don't know what ones to watch beforehand, but you may want to consult with someone who won't spoil anything. The biggest issue is that the Clone Wars show has been rebooted. In the original show (an animated cartoon), Chapter 20 and 25 seem to be relevant and can be found on TH-cam. In the reboot (a cgi animated series), an episode titled "Lair of G......." may be the one I was thinking of, but I don't have access to it at the moment. If you skip it, it's not a big deal, it's just that a character will be more mysterious than necessary.
I loved this reaction 2 girls who wasn't into Star Wars and watching the movie just grow on them and totally enjoy it. Star Wars impossible not too love no matter who watches it. ❤
I'm impressed by your guesses on things and the questions you have. Many will be answered as you continue your journey. Will be tuning in to relive this series with you. 🙂
VH ladies. You're hooked now to this franchise. LOL
Virtual Hugs Ladies🤗 Great reaction!!
such a great reaction.. you two are the best.. thanks.. subscribed
"What do you think they're going to do next?" So many of us hv seen (all) the Star Wars movies many times since we were kids. Fun to see people beginning this great journey. Hang in there ladies, you're going to really enjoy Star Wars! :)
Just remember this is not the future you're in a galaxy far far away 💞SW since 1977
1977 is a looooooooooooooong time ago
I have literally watched the first three (A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, Return Of The Jedi) over a hundred times. I often play these original 3 Star Wars movies in the background as I work. The first 6 seasons of Game of Thrones and MCU movies before 2020 have taught me that the Star Wars franchise can do much much better than the combined 6 hours of those 3 movies as top tier entertainment. Game of Thrones and the MCU gave us many more hours of top quality.
Cool you listen to them in the background too I wore out my original Star wars VHS tapes but they still have SOME sound so I play that while I work
@Jyn and Ryl Please know most of us in the comments are semi jealous of you being to see this all for the first time :)
Amazing how storm trooper armor fit luke
Great reaction. You ladies are in for a great ride. Can't wait for the rest.
Love the Thrasher shirt 🔥
Hello, ladies! I have grown to really enjoy your reactions and analyses after the reaction. You outshine the others with your insights and thoughtfulness. This movie was a revelation to audiences at the time it was made. It was the most realistic visually, and the storyline was simple yet engaging. I saw the film several months before it's general release at a preview showing in San Francisco in 1976. I was 20 years old and was completely blown away by the film. To see it now, is to lose the context of the times in the mid 1970s. So many films have benefitted from the special effects work pioneered in Star Wars, CGI essentially started with this film, which birthed the first stand alone film CGI lab. However, at the time, the CGI was used mostly to create background environments. As a result most of the special effects are practical. There is a small thin man inside of C3PO, and a midget inside of R2D2. The 6'4" English actor who played Darth Vader didn't sound menacing enough for George Lucas, so he hired the legendary James Earl Jones to provide voice over recording as the voice of Darth Vader. Anyway, welcome to the journey! I think episode V is pretty much agreed to be the best of the films. CGI really took over by the time the prequels, episodes I II and III, were made many years later, as you will see. That said, each film has it's flaws and high points...best wishes, and may the force be with you!
"I guess they got cereal on this planet too" I CAN'T wait till y'all eventually find out where they get their milk from.😮 🤫
I liked your reaction to the Death Star being destroyed.
I've been along for your journey so far, I'm happy that you're finally beginning the Star Wars franchise. You are already off to a good start by watching in release order, I know the episode numbering system for Star Wars confuses a lot of new fans. (Enjoy the journey, ignore any of the negative or toxic fandom, sadly this franchise has become entangled in a lot of controversy, especially since George Lucas "stepped down".)
Jyn agreed to watch Star Wars! Yeah! I was so happy to see that!
I was eight when this first started in theaters. My mom said I didn’t move the whole movie. I, like you, was fascinated with the Force. If only I could say “he doesn’t have to eat his broccoli” (waving my hand) to my mom then.. The philosophy of the Force is pretty cool. George Lucas was pretty creative in designing a different way to describe good and evil.
I am glad you both liked it. I am glad you are willing to watch more. Luv to you both!
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(Virtual Hug)
Many thanks to Ryl and Jyn! 🌌
Great reaction, your questions will be answered as you continue your. journey.
19:33 You can do anything in the bar, except bring in droids; because that is just crossing a line there.
Everybody's so bigoted against droids. It's almost as if the bad guys in the Clone Wars were a bunch of different corporations that mass produced a droid army or something.
I waited in line to see this on the opening day in Seattle when I was 14. I’m so glad to see you enjoy it. Aloha!
There will be highs and lows during this great enterprise of flicks. It was originally slated for 1 movie, with an outside chance for more to come if this performed well enough in the theaters. Most in the business thought, at best it would end up bringing in only what is cost to make. Lucas, the executive producer took rights to all merchandising in lieu of a generous payment. That deal wound up being the greatest in film history.
Hi Jyn & Ryl!😊 Great to see you ladies finally watching the original Star Wars trilogy. For people that saw these films in the theaters, there is a strong devotion to these films. Obi-Wan Kenobi became pure energy. There were many attempts to replicate the success of these films when they came out. There was the original "Battlestar Galactica" TV show that cost $1 Million Dollars per episode at that time. There were also many low budget space films that tried to take advantage of the popularity of the Star Wars trilogy. Great reactions to your very first Star Wars film, Ladies!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏 May the force be with you!😉
Welcome to the Star Wars family and Universe..May The Force Be With You 😎
Consider the following, gang. Roughly 41 years spanned between the release of the first Flash Gordon Saturday matinee movie serial (one of the primary inspirations for Star Wars) in 1936 and the debut of SW in 1977. At the time I'm composing and posting this message, almost 47 (FORTY-SEVEN) years have passed since Star Wars itself was released! And in 1977 I thought 1936 was "ancient history". Mercy, do I ever feel old!
Many surprises ahead. Secrets revealed. Some creatures in the beginning were either added or updated with new technology decades after episodes 4, 5 and 6, which this is 4. It's weird how Lucas did it, but that's how we got them given to us. 😂😂😂
41:35, Actor Denis Lawson plays Luke’s wingman Wedge Antilles. Wedge is one of the supporting characters to make it through the Star Wars movies. Over the almost 50 years of the Star Wars several members of his extended family have played major and minor characters in the Star Wars franchise.
OOOOHHHH Snap! lol. Very excited to see your reactions!
I was 2 when this was made. My uncle took me to see the next movie. Blew me Away
Lord Vader fans YES !!!!! Like long Star Wars fan here from way back in day. I wail watch you career with great interest
You're Star Wars fans. It gotcha lol The Force is with you two, too. You will love this journey.
Very good questions.
Whoa. Ryl 😮
I can’t say why I’m saying WHOA because you’ll find out later, but as usual you are sharp as a tack!
Virtual hug 💗
I enjoyed watching you enjoy watching the tv
Star Wars SC 38 Reimagined Reaction! THIS IS WHAT IT SHOULD'VE BEEN!
😮❤❤😅 you gotta love that science fiction stuff keep watching more you have non-movies to watch they’re good movies. Don’t forget about the TV show Obi-Wan yeah Asuka. 😮love it
Just continue the saga and all your questions will be answered, just give it time, great reaction by the way!
It only gets better.
34:08 "so, is he naked?" -ryl 😆
44:58 When Jedi Knights who are highly attuned to the Force meet their end, they ascend into the Force.
They leave no physical corpse behind. Very very few Jedi reach this level of enlightenment.
Despite being a Force master this ascension was not something Vader knew was possible.
Jedism is very heavenly inspired by buddhism and taoism. As Lucas was very inspired by old samurai movies while making Star Wars
OMG they did it BACKWARDS today! They said "im Ryl... and im Jyn"
I HAD TO REWIND IT TO MAKE SURE I WASN'T GOING CRAZY, I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT
😅😂🤣
Lmfaoo 😂 glitch in the matrix
@@JynxRyl You've seen The Matrix?
"Its a Trap !" oops wrong one ! Also this was a popular arcade game back in my teenage days !
"Come to the dark side, we have cookies"🍪🍪🍪
How could Vader resist?
(old meme)
You react to the best films. It's hit and miss with other channels but not with you two!
About damn time!
Yeah, don’t worry if u don’t “get it” right away. U totally will. Personal note: the next movie, Empire Strikes Back was my first movie in a movie theater. I was 5 & I still remember everything ab the theater, what I wore & how THIS movie - having watched it w/my big sis beforehand, helped me kinda understand what was happening. I loved every second. Still do. Welcome, one of the best couples doing reactions, to the Star Wars universe. U’ll never be the same😉
5? 🤣
36:42
"Why did he choose the dark side? Like what happened?"
"I guess he got bored of good." 😭
When kenobi dies he becomes one with the force and uses it to not only influence Luke but to help train him to also become stronger at a rapid pace
I love how the first thing you noticed is that Storm Troopers have bad aim and are dumb, and the second thing you noticed is that the droids are hilarious and adorable. Everybody thinks the same, lol! I'm glad you enjoyed Star Wars. I could see the suspense of the final battle in your eyes. Proof that some classics are classic for a reason! Keep up the good work!
Saw space balls first well this is going to be interesting
Virtual hug guys! 😃👍🤗🤗
God about time you start watching star wars lol Seen this in 85 Although i lean towards ST ;) This is a must watch
🎶Jyn and Vader sittin' in a tree, K I S S I N G! 🎵
The original trilogy _truly_ is quite impressive. George Lucas and Stephen Spielberg managed to bottle lightning, _three times._