By far THE GREATEST REACTION TO ANYTHING IF EVER SEEN!!! Not just to the greatest movie reveal ever. Not just to this movie. Not just to any movie. TO ANYTHING!!! Made my week you guys. Thank you so much for this!!!
I was about ten when this movie came out. My best friend (who had no father) saw it, and told me about this scene. Spoilers. And it crushed him. And he refused to accept Vader was telling the truth. He kept saying “Do you think he is really Luke’s father? Or do you think he is just saying that?” I’m like wait til I see the movie first!!
what the vision on dagobah is saying is that if Luke confronts vader and opposes him with the dark side anger and agression that he has, then even if he defeats darth vader that makes him no better than darth vader in the end
Remember the aunt and uncle in the previous movie that died. The aunt said “Luke has to much of his father in him” and the uncle went “that’s what I’m afraid of”
Im actually not sure if they thought Anakin died on Mustafar, or if they knew he was transformed into Darth Vader... I think very few people knew he was transformed into Darth Vader. Did Obi Wan tell them?
@@zbynekurbanek3345 good point. I suppose the uncle could have been referring to the Tuskin Raiders that Anakin butchered. But I would think Obi Wan did tell them and stressed how important it was to keep Luke hidden ((especially his last name).
Anakin was reckless before turning into Darth Vader, they could have meant that Luke was also prone to taking unnecesary risks and jumping into danger head first.
To see someone actually react to "I am your father" after all this time is priceless! One of the biggest plot twists in film history and it hit you guys in the face! Also, the Yoda meeting is a throwback to the "stranger on the road" trope from Samurai films. The master would test the student on the student's journey to meet the master, while the student didn't know his real identity. It was usually some test of character, to see if the student was worthy of the power they would obtain, via knowledge of the sword.
When I was a kid, my dad worked at a company that would buy out a movie theater for employees & families to see ‘big’ movies like Raiders of The Lost Ark & this one. So, the movie had been out for a while before I saw it. Made the mistake of buying an Empire picture/story book before seeing it & spoiled this whole scene for myself!
@@rbrtck That wasn't foreshadowing, just a lucky coincidence. When the first movie was filmed Vader was not supposed to be Luke's father, he was just Tarkin's lapdog and supposed to die in the final battle. Having him survive was a last minute decision in case they wanted to use him again.
@@philippschmidt80 I know, as I've been a fan since watching the original movie in theaters in 1977. And Leia kissing Luke wasn't supposed to end up the way it did later, either (you know what I mean). However, none of this is the way the story ended up, which is ultimately what matters. Everything doesn't have to be deliberate or planned out ahead. The story development process is its own separate story, not the story we actually got on the screen.
Also, notice when luke first asks obi wan what happened to his father, obi wan looks away, makes a little concerned pause, and then answers about vader "killing" his father.
i REFUSE to believe there are actually ppl who know NOTHING about starwars left in the world. its so great to see a genuine first reaction where EVERYTHING is new
“I know he’s got a round bed” is the most accurate description of Lando that I’ve ever heard in 30+ years. That’s now my headcanon for life 😂 I love Hannah and Ash so much. It’s a total joy to watch them go into certain franchises completely blind and give us such unique experiences with their brand of reactions 🤌🏻 Hannah is always saying what many of us are thinking but don’t/can’t say 😂
This was the best Empire Strikes Back reaction I have seen for the following reasons: 1. You guys not even knowing who Yoda was made it so nostalgic. It reminded me of when I first saw this movie when I was a kid. 2. Ash seeing Lando: "Oh my God, was a handsome man..." Perfect lol 3. You guys not knowing Vader was Luke's father, and your reaction to finding out was the cheery on top.
4. Hannah didn't want to believe it but Recognized he searched his Feelings and then realize the next movie Must be about finding out the answer 5. Finding out ash's mom needs anal lube 6. When when hannah says lando is not good for them right now.. Because right now. Is literally when he's not good but generally he is... 7. Hannah is just like ash's mom and needs anal lube 8. Ash understanding the dynamic of the father playing in being disappointed with his son... 9. Anal lube
its so refreshing to see people actually experience the hidden master plot line with Yoda... we all seen it that way just once so long time ago... till this day im convinced Lucas used it again for second time on even bigger scale in Episode One with Darth Jar Jar... but the reveal in Episode 2 never came due to the backlash.
When Darth Vader said He was Luke's father. The entire theatre went silent and then all hell broke loose. It was by far the most shocking revelation I have witnessed. It was the nucleus that made the movie succeed.
And the best part is that it's not a twist that brings down the rest of the movie if you know it. I've seen this film more times than I can remember, and the twist only got me the first time, obviously, but it remains a great film anyway.
You have no idea how refreshing it is to see someone react to "I am your father" for the first time. Just shows that these movies are and will always be timeless classics.
@@musical_lolu4811 No. he's right. This is one of the most famous lines in movie history. Even people that have never seen Star Wars knew this line and that Darth Vader was Luke's father.
This is absolutely pathetic how they're pretending. I understand not everyone's seen Empire Strikes Back, but TO NOT KNOW WHO YODA IS OR THAT VADER IS LUKE'S FATHER, I call BS on that. They're trolling you all. It's literally impossible to live on this planet and not recognize Yoda or not know the MOST WELL KNOWN MOVIE TWIST IN FILM HISTORY. FOH with that.
You know, back in the day, a lot of women found that response as very romantic believe it or not. To have a woman profess her love and for the guy to acknowledge that he's known for a while because he was player enough to see through all her games the whole time.
Took me decades to realize on Dagobah, Luke LITERALLY crawled down a rabbit hole of his own subconscious to confront the darkness of his own Skywalker DNA
Yeah between that and him just putting together that Anakin is Vader so easily, the name Anakin being as rare as it is, and only being mentioned once in the movie way earlier on when the Emperor says "Anakin's son is out there" .. These two things have caused me to believe Ash is faking not having seen Star Wars. I don't really care that he is faking, but he is faking none the less in my opinion.
Empire Strikes Back is one of the best movies I've ever seen. Its pacing is incredible. It's two hours but feels like one and a half hour of actions and pure entertainment.
The "I love you" and the "I Know" response is about the fact that from beginning of movie Han knew she cared about him but wouldn't say, so when she finally did he was just reconfirming what he knew all along.
@@DrowningKraken That is just false, and stupid. He did ad lib "I know", but it had nothing to do with Carrie Fisher being "coked out" lol. Good grief what a stupid comment.
@@DrowningKraken While it is true that Carrie Fisher did a ridiculous amount of coke during the late 70s and most of the 80s (Mark Hamill didn't, at least not to any real extent, dunno where you got that from), her issues didn't affect this scene...they just couldn't get the I love you response from Harrison to sound right with the scene, it didn't fit his character at the time, so Harrison ad-libbed "I know" and it worked far better, so it got used.
@@TahiriVeila13ABYIs was true she was a coke fiend Wrote about it in her book Postcards From the Edge Plus she was in an affair with Harrison at the time. In #3 they reverse it and she gets him back.
The line "I know" was a last minute idea. They knew that with Han being the rough and tough smuggler that he was, it wouldn't be easy for him to simply say "I love you too", those words were not in the character's vocabulary. So, the line we got was improvised by Ford after the director told him just come up with whatever he felt that Solo would say in a moment like this.
Han understood that she wanted to make sure he was aware of her feelings for him. Him saying, "I know," is his way of telling her that he's more competent than she thinks. He's implying that he knows things that she's unaware of. It's a very dominant but empathetic mindset for Han to have, almost fatherly and consoling, but in a romantic way. It's not just a cold and distant uncaring dismissal of her feelings. It's exactly the opposite, and if that had happened to any woman IRL, she'd understand it in the moment. But they watch it and some are confused. I think I know why this is confusing for some, but it's inappropriate to discuss. Suffice to say that sweet Hannah probably knows nothing about subspace and that's not a sci-fi reference. It's a bedroom reference.
That's what blew me away. Not only that, this is years of reacting to movies on a big YT channel 🤣🤣🤣 It makes sense though, I think fantasy and sci-fi has never been their cup of tea in their "previous life".
I always advocate for prequels first because everyone knows the twist. Everyone reacts to the OT first anyways but this has to be the first I've seen where they genuinely didn't know and I must say it was amazing.
It's so rare, that people don't know anything about this quote or reference. Watching you guys getting blown away by the great reveal is fantastic. Having felt the same long time ago.
42:53 - you didn't notice that at first, but Vader actually hold his breath in that scene right before striking Luke. Right after that he's breathing rapidly and heavily. Man, the details.
Yes his uncle knew. Remember his aunt, in the first movie, said "he cant stay here forever, he has too much of his father in him" and uncle said "thats what I'm afraid of"
Ash looks like the Persian Pippi Longstocking. I love how you two start out each reaction vid by telling us a little something about your personal lives. So awesome and why we all love you guys.
Han understood that she wanted to make sure he was aware of her feelings for him. Him saying, "I know," is his way of telling her that he's more competent than she thinks. He's implying that he knows things that she's unaware of. It's a very dominant but empathetic mindset for Han to have, almost fatherly, but in a romantic way. It's not just a cold and distant uncaring dismissal of her feelings. It's exactly the opposite, and if that had happened to any woman IRL, she'd understand it in the moment. But they watch it and some are confused. I think I know why this is confusing for some, but it's inappropriate to discuss. Suffice to say that sweet Hannah probably knows nothing about subspace and that's not a sci-fi reference. It's a bedroom reference.
Interestingly that line was improvised. They couldn’t figure out what would be a good response from Han so they asked Harrison Ford to just say what he thought the character would say and we got this!
@@davidt1621 The fact that most women don't understand the "I Know" line is really disappointing. Leia knows Han loves her. It's obvious even from their argument in the tunnel on Hoth. Han knew Leia loved him. Leia didn't know Leia loved him. Him saying that was saying "I love you too even with all of your baggage". Maybe women don't like the idea that a woman could have irrational baggage holding them back in a relationship and a man could still love her, thereby being the one with more power in the relationship. Who knows. It's a beautiful moment though, and women are missing out by being offended by it.
@@davidt1621 It's interesting how men see Han's reply. Both of your takes make a lot of sense. As a woman, I felt it was his way of being stoic and strong for her so she doesn't melt down. I'd probably melt down in that situation.
I was there in 1980 when the reveal happened in the theatre. People gasped yelled, two women were crying. Its cool seeing a younger generation have fun watching the movies that meant so much to me when I was a kid. Cool reaction, thumbs up.
Im 54 and saw this movie in 1979 when it came out (and have seen it 100's of times since then). Ive known that Darth Vader was Luke's father for almost 45 years now....as millions and millions of other people have known. I actually envy you guys for just realizing this in 2024.
Best. Fucking. Reaction. Ever. I live for people seeing "I am your father" for the first time. Reminds me of hearing it in the theater for the first time. I was young, but I shit directly into my pants and cried for half a day because of that. Love it.
Mike, I was around 6 1/2 when I saw ESB. I cried in the theater when he said he was Luke's father. See, I saw the first film at age 4 1/2. Hearing Vader say that shattered me, because my 6 yr old self hated Vader with an intense passion.
I remember seeing the 90s re-release and being absolutely terrified of the scene in the freezing chamber, both just how claustrophobic it feels and how scared I was of Luke falling due to how high up he was.
This. This is the proper reaction to THAT plot twist! We all had the same reaction as kids in the 80s, and nothing was ever the same again, for Luke and for us as fans! That reveal literally changed everything about this trilogy!
When this movie came out there was a 50/50 believability factor whether Vader was really his father or was lying to him. The movie never confirms it and the debate went on until episode 6. It was the best mystery since “who shot JR” from the TV show Dallas. Ok im dating myself.
You’re going to find out whether Darth Vader was lying or telling the truth about being Luke’s father. The question is, do you want to find out by just going on to episode 6 (following the “release order”) or do you want to find out by watching the episodes 1,2,3 to get the “backstory” (the so called “machete “ order), and then going on to episode 6 to tie it all together?
Han Solo's "I know" is kind of like Westley's "As you wish" from The Princess Bride. It does mean I love you, but it's more about the unspoken connection. Han has always had some sort of zinger or sly comeback, but it this moment, the simple acknowledgment and acceptance says more than any canned romantic phrase would. Leia knows how he feels, and Han knows how Leia feels. I think it also shows Hans acceptance of his own death and sacrifice. He loves Leia, but he accepts that he won't ever see her again.
This is everything I ever wanted in a reaction to this film. I've seen people who weren't spoiled on Vader yet. I've never seen people who were so totally innocent going in, AND understood every level of what they were watching. Of course this is a movie parents show their kids as soon as possible if they love it, so I've seen "I am your father" reactions from kids anywhere from age 3 to 10. None of them ever get hit by it the same way an adult does. Nobody ever is enough of a child to understand the Force and the father-son tension, AND enough of an adult to understand the romantic subtlety between Han & Leia. You two get the whole package, and it's brilliant. A girl who says with certainty "He doesn't love her," and a guy who says with equal certainty, "he does," tells you just how perfectly written that whole scene was. Brilliant. Best reaction to anything I've seen in years. I'm too young to have been there when this movie was released (I was born 9 months later, which makes me have some very weird feelings about how I got my name). But this is the first reaction that really captured how it must have felt being there.
I heard that Han was supposed to say “I love you too” or something like that- but it just didn’t feel right. They shot it over and over and Harrison Firs just wasn’t comfortable. So the director just told him to go with what felt right and “I know” came out. It is certainly a very Han thing to say. Especially since he is still growing as a character.
An insight on the whole "I love you - l know" between Leia and Han: The whole movie they refuse out of pride to tell each other openly what they both feel until that point. When Leia realizes he could die, she drops the game and tells him, just for Han to say "I know", meaning: "I have also been silly, but l know, because l do love you too". It's two people deciding to leave pride aside and realizing what's important above all: the love they feel for each other. Highly underated/misunderstood moment(s) in the movies, but it's actually great. 👌🏼
Hands down the best "I am your father" reaction I've seen from ANYONE on yt!! It seems like everyone is spoiled on this twist so I've never seen a true reaction from an adult before, that was epic! Been with you guys since it was Ash and baby sis; I'd highly recommend you post the father moment and reaction as a short .. it's such a fabulous moment for you two, imo it will bring more fans to the channel. ❤
You 2 are truly 2 or my favorite entertainment personalities ever, A list Hollywood and all, keep up what you do, it’s so great! Gives a single dad like me some laughter when my daughters are at their moms.
Fun fact: only George Lucas, and director Irvin Kersher knee of the Darth Vader father twist beforehand. Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker for those who somehow dont already know) only found out the morning they shot the scene.
To keep the reveal a secret There was an alternative line that was used in the script and in filming the scene that was “Obi wan killed your father.” Vader’s voice line wasn’t recorded until post.
I'll never forget being 13 and seeing this in the theater with my dad and best friend. Star Wars had changed my life three years before. The anticipation was amazing and this film delivered. It is better than the original. The darker, more adult tone hit hard. And that ending. Amazing
If you're this excited about the first two movies then it's quite clear you're hooked which means you're in for one hell of a ride. Y'all have many more movies to watch & you will not be disappointed, please make sure you watch them all in order. Nearly every character in the original trilogy will play a pivotal role down the road. I am 52 yrs old & was fortunate enough to start from the very beginning of the Star Wars story & it is awesome to see these movies still captivate new audiences
The cave scene was more than a reflection, it was to cone if Luke ended up joining the Dark side. Deep stuff if one steps a Knights of the Round Table to discuss in greater length . . .
that twist has been in pop culture since 1980. it's so nice to see people who have never heard of it react! and that controversy went world wide until the 3rd movie.
I love how you guys don't take yourselves too seriously it legit makes your reactions better and you guys are definitely unique in the reaction world thank you.
When you said it makes you feel like you're 3-4 years old, that got to me. I first saw this movie when I was 3, because my Dad had the original trilogy on VHS. He died when I was 9. Years have passed, and I'm 22 now and this is a movie I'll cherish forever.
This has to be the best reaction to this movie out there. The fact that you knew NOTHING and were able to nail down some of the most intricate "Symbolisms" is magnificent.
I love how Hanna can say some of the craziest sounding shit, but more often than not there is a genuine, solid reasoning to her logic. She just comes at it from a different angle that seem to bend space and time, before arriving at her point.
@@justtrustash🔔 ASH: IRREVERENT HUMOR ASIDE, YOU TWO ARE AMONGST THE VERY, VERY BEST REACTORS. I ALMOST MADE A MISTAKE WHEN I SAW ONE OF YOUR MOVIE REACTIONS FOR THE FIRST TIME. I THOUGHT HANNAH WAS TOO CHATTY, AND I WAS GOING TO NOT WATCH THE REST OF THAT VIDEO OR ANY OTHER JTA VIDEOS. I PAUSED, THOUGHT ABOUT IT, AND DECIDED TO KEEP WATCHING FOR A WHILE LONGER JUST TO BE SURE I WAS MAKING THE RIGHT DECISION. BOY, AM I EVER GLAD THAT I DID! YOU GUYS ARE SIMPLY GREAT!!! 👍😎👍
Interesting story about the "I love you - I know" line. Originally Han actually was scripted to say "I love you" back to her but it didn't quite seem right and they weren't getting the scene to work so they had done several takes. At that point Harrison had heard her say I love you so many times he ad libbed "I know". They ultimately felt it was more in line with Han's character and used that line instead
This is the first Ash reaction I've watched and I'm enjoying the duo dynamic. Your fresh reaction to this movie I saw in the theater when I was 11 years old is thoroughly entertaining me.
Found you guys last night and I'm absolutely HOOKED!! I usually stay away from reaction videos but you two have an amazing chemistry on camera. I've watched at least 15 or 20 videos already. Ash always shouting about symbolism and penetration sends me almost every time. And Hannah is so damn quick on picking up plots......and her accent ain't bad to listen to either. You both are freaking hilarious!! Keep doing what you do!!
Ash Lando is played by legendary actor, Billy Dee Williams aka "Mr. Cool" Williams has a lot of movies in his legendary career. Williams is 86 years old.
Ash, quite excited, demanding a movie for Lando. He has no idea how happy he will be when he sees Lando's great role and participation in the next episode. Excellent reaction from both of them.
2:15 - I literally burst out laughing. 33:19 - the way Ash says Hannah, fucking adorable and genuine reaction. I usually skip intros to most videos, but I'll never do that for one of yours. You guys are awesome, much love from Vancouver Canada
General Veers (the guy leading the ground assault) is played by the same actor as Grand Maester Pycelle (the old geezer in Kings Landing) in Game of Thrones.
I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!! That reaction to "I am your father." That was the best ever! That it was never spoiled for you after all these decades is a bloody miracle. I spolied it for myself. Weeks before the movie opened in theaters, I could not wait and I bought the book. When I read, "I am your father." I reacted EXACTLY like you guys did! I was alone in the house. I ran out the door and screamed at my neighbors! "Darth Vader is Luke's father!!!!" When I finally saw it in theaters, I waited for it...the theater let out the loudest gasp ever! People were screaming at the screen. No, No NO!!!! I discovered the thrill of reaction videos that moment. I saw the film over a dozen times. When it got to that scene, I turned around and watched the audience react. It was an adrenaline rush I got addicted to. The reason I watch reaction videos. Ash, Hannah you just injected it straight into my veins!!!! Hannah, your reaction to Han saying "I know" was exactly what Han intended for Leia. He thought he was going to die. He wanted to leave Leia upset enough to remain strong to continue fighting. Hannah, your reaction was what he hoped Leia would do too.
I am so happy that you two got the symbolism of the cave vision right off. That and Yoda’s ‘size matters not’ speech are two of the most spiritually profound moments in this franchise. And you’re absolutely right about the meaning, too: “master your anger, or your anger will make you into a monster.” So accurate and so true. And it’ll be important again in _Return of the Jedi! _
Oh my days. Best F-ing Reaction to this classic banger. Your reaction to the "big reveal" is THE best on the internet. And I know it's genuine, because you couldn't have possibly over-reacted because you literally had no idea it was coming and have no frame of reference for it. Thanks for making us all feel like nerdy kids again.
The best and most hilarious"I am your father" reaction I have ever seen! 🤣 Between the sexy talk, hair, and conversations, I don't know what was better. OMG 😂
It's crazy growing up with these films and seeing others who know absolutely nothing about them. They are such a huge part of pop culture, so many things reference Star Wars.
The best SW movie ever made. And every fan has always been hoping every single other movie to at least come close to this one. Great simple fun story, well written, with characters that grow and have authentic and funny interactions, plot twists that make sense (and not made for the stupid “just to subvert expectations” aspect that in reality is just an egotistical thing), and a touch of non pretentious philosophy. The prequels feel like fast food, and the sequels like pre-heated food that tastes like plastic. So crazy that we never got Star Wars at this level again. The only ones I can remember getting close are Rogue One and Andor.
Hannah, your Leia cosplay looks great! Also, your reaction to the “I am your father” line was priceless! Most people, even if they’re not Star Wars fans, will most likely know that line and the context behind it.
Aw Hanna! When Han says "I Know", it's to say "I don't doubt that at all". Like she would never say it without meaning it. He fully believes her when she says it because of how honest and good she is.
Well, THAT was a helluv an introduction, lol! Thanks for sharing, I think, lol! Now to get ready to watch what I'm sure will be one of the more fun things I've experienced all week!
Guys you made my day, it has been a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away that I have witnessed a first time reaction to the biggest surprise ever revealed in a movie. Imagine to witness it in the cinema in the 80s and then have to some years for the next part. Thank you for the reaction, it made me quite sentimental to watch your reaction to the best sequel of all time. The cherry on top was that you did not know who Yoda is. Oh man, you guys are in for such a treat. PLEASE react to the whole Star Wars Universe. You won't regret it. This are the movies you are looking for!
They only changed it because Harrison didnt feel that Han is the type of guy to say "I love you" or "I love you too" back. They did one take with him going "I know" and thats the one they stuck with.
So refreshing to see a genuine blind reaction to the one if not THE biggest plot twist in cinema history, you guys must've lived under a rock for not knowing about it but I love u guys all for it, awesome reaction as always keep up the amazing work!
Seeing people who genuinely have NO IDEA what ANY of this is going into it is so rare. So much fun to watch, feels like I'm 4 years old again watching it for the first time
26:10 Ash: How is a little midget turtle supposed to train us? Hannah: Well, 800 years he's been on that job. I mean, these two are brilliantly unique and hilarious!
Hannah is bright .. working out that Vader is Anakin, Luke lived with his uncle.. put the pieces together very quickly. I can't beleive this is the first time you guys have seen this but it's great to see and looks genuine. Brilliant. Also, I remember as a 7 year old in 1984 thinking the same thing as Hannah about Solo saying " I know". I thought, thats rubbish and off, he should say I love you too. It's in the years since people say its a cool line but maybe it isnt. Hannah saying he doesnt love her then - I swear she's spot on with so much. You know in real life, the actress who played Leia was in love with him but he wasnt, and it was his idea to add that line - it wasnt in the script.
By far THE GREATEST REACTION TO ANYTHING IF EVER SEEN!!! Not just to the greatest movie reveal ever. Not just to this movie. Not just to any movie. TO ANYTHING!!! Made my week you guys. Thank you so much for this!!!
Your intro is way to loud!!!!!!
@@milan777777seriously. I usually mute while it play but when I forget it blows my ears out.
GREAT REACTION! yes, you made the best reaction video for the week! awesome, had fun with you on this.
I was about ten when this movie came out. My best friend (who had no father) saw it, and told me about this scene. Spoilers. And it crushed him. And he refused to accept Vader was telling the truth. He kept saying “Do you think he is really Luke’s father? Or do you think he is just saying that?” I’m like wait til I see the movie first!!
what the vision on dagobah is saying is that if Luke confronts vader and opposes him with the dark side anger and agression that he has, then even if he defeats darth vader that makes him no better than darth vader in the end
"I... am your father" Biggest reveal in cinema history.
100% true
Without a doubt.
No it's not: " I'm home...all this time. You blew it up damn you all to HELL! Lol Planet of the Apes ending scene 1968😊
@@vernonsmith6176 that's at the top.
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Remember the aunt and uncle in the previous movie that died. The aunt said “Luke has to much of his father in him” and the uncle went “that’s what I’m afraid of”
@@williamshelton4318 two different sides of the same person.
@@williamshelton4318 from a certain point of view
Im actually not sure if they thought Anakin died on Mustafar, or if they knew he was transformed into Darth Vader... I think very few people knew he was transformed into Darth Vader. Did Obi Wan tell them?
@@zbynekurbanek3345 good point. I suppose the uncle could have been referring to the Tuskin Raiders that Anakin butchered. But I would think Obi Wan did tell them and stressed how important it was to keep Luke hidden ((especially his last name).
Anakin was reckless before turning into Darth Vader, they could have meant that Luke was also prone to taking unnecesary risks and jumping into danger head first.
To see someone actually react to "I am your father" after all this time is priceless! One of the biggest plot twists in film history and it hit you guys in the face!
Also, the Yoda meeting is a throwback to the "stranger on the road" trope from Samurai films. The master would test the student on the student's journey to meet the master, while the student didn't know his real identity. It was usually some test of character, to see if the student was worthy of the power they would obtain, via knowledge of the sword.
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When I was a kid, my dad worked at a company that would buy out a movie theater for employees & families to see ‘big’ movies like Raiders of The Lost Ark & this one. So, the movie had been out for a while before I saw it. Made the mistake of buying an Empire picture/story book before seeing it & spoiled this whole scene for myself!
Yes, what an awesome reaction :)
The original Star Wars trilogy is heavily inspired by the Japanese movie "Hidden Fortress" by Akira Kurosawa.
i've seen one other totally blind reaction and it was a Russian girl who knew nothing about Star Wars.
Aunt Beru: "Luke's just not a farmer, Owen. He's got too much of his father in him."
Uncle Owen: "That's what I'm afraid of."
Foreshadowing! No doubt a form of symbolisms™!
@@rbrtck That wasn't foreshadowing, just a lucky coincidence. When the first movie was filmed Vader was not supposed to be Luke's father, he was just Tarkin's lapdog and supposed to die in the final battle. Having him survive was a last minute decision in case they wanted to use him again.
@@philippschmidt80 I know, as I've been a fan since watching the original movie in theaters in 1977. And Leia kissing Luke wasn't supposed to end up the way it did later, either (you know what I mean). However, none of this is the way the story ended up, which is ultimately what matters. Everything doesn't have to be deliberate or planned out ahead. The story development process is its own separate story, not the story we actually got on the screen.
Also, notice when luke first asks obi wan what happened to his father, obi wan looks away, makes a little concerned pause, and then answers about vader "killing" his father.
i REFUSE to believe there are actually ppl who know NOTHING about starwars left in the world. its so great to see a genuine first reaction where EVERYTHING is new
Their reaction to Episode III is going to be insane 🗣️
@@MTFBWY923oh they are going to love it
There are plenty of people, don't you worry. Not everyone is into cinema or even knows what cinema is.
I lost my SW virginity in 2020.
I love their ignorance about the improvisation that made cinematic history: "I love you." ... "I know."
“I know he’s got a round bed” is the most accurate description of Lando that I’ve ever heard in 30+ years. That’s now my headcanon for life 😂 I love Hannah and Ash so much. It’s a total joy to watch them go into certain franchises completely blind and give us such unique experiences with their brand of reactions 🤌🏻 Hannah is always saying what many of us are thinking but don’t/can’t say 😂
I spit out my coffee when she said that. 🤣😂🤣
That was the first thing Han replaced 😂
Given that it’s Billy Dee, I am compelled to agree…😉🦪🦪🦪🚬
Same!!! I snorted lol so accurate😂
this was amazing i thought the same
Anyone else been waiting for this video since the last Star Wars reaction? Let’s go!!! 🔥
Yes! I’ve been checking @justtrustash channel everyday “Dammit where is episode V?!” 😅😂
Yes been checking everyday, but still watching every video ❤
Worth the wait #Symbolism
yeah, I remember the first part.....I was there, Alex. 3000 years ago.
Hell yes. Caught it on Patreon and now I'm back for dose #2.
This was the best Empire Strikes Back reaction I have seen for the following reasons:
1. You guys not even knowing who Yoda was made it so nostalgic. It reminded me of when I first saw this movie when I was a kid.
2. Ash seeing Lando: "Oh my God, was a handsome man..." Perfect lol
3. You guys not knowing Vader was Luke's father, and your reaction to finding out was the cheery on top.
4. Hannah didn't want to believe it but Recognized he searched his Feelings and then realize the next movie Must be about finding out the answer
5. Finding out ash's mom needs anal lube
6. When when hannah says lando is not good for them right now.. Because right now.
Is literally when he's not good but generally he is...
7. Hannah is just like ash's mom and needs anal lube
8. Ash understanding the dynamic of the father playing in being disappointed with his son...
9. Anal lube
I’m actually jealous I can’t experience this for the first time.
Billy Dee Williams. Works every time.
its so refreshing to see people actually experience the hidden master plot line with Yoda... we all seen it that way just once so long time ago... till this day im convinced Lucas used it again for second time on even bigger scale in Episode One with Darth Jar Jar... but the reveal in Episode 2 never came due to the backlash.
@@saewha right, and we all learned sanscrit in school.
When Darth Vader said He was Luke's father. The entire theatre went silent and then all hell broke loose. It was by far the most shocking revelation I have witnessed. It was the nucleus that made the movie succeed.
I've always wished I could've been in those theaters, must've been a top 3 theater experience
And the best part is that it's not a twist that brings down the rest of the movie if you know it. I've seen this film more times than I can remember, and the twist only got me the first time, obviously, but it remains a great film anyway.
It would have been amazing to see them that way, I saw them in theaters in the 90s when the "special editions" came out.
I wish, I was there to see that
The visual of Yoda pulling the X Wing out of the swamp combined with John Williams’s score makes one of the greatest movie scenes of all time
You have no idea how refreshing it is to see someone react to "I am your father" for the first time. Just shows that these movies are and will always be timeless classics.
Thank you for joining us mate ❤️🫡
For "the first time".... People are so gullible.
@TahiriVeila13ABY stop the self-delusion, and stop watching reactions.
@@musical_lolu4811 No. he's right. This is one of the most famous lines in movie history. Even people that have never seen Star Wars knew this line and that Darth Vader was Luke's father.
Hannah: Aw Yoda is so cute
Ash: LOOK AT HIS ASS
Love ya'll
Not to mention the arch of the ass lol.
It’s all that Yoda yoga.
I haven’t cackled so much in a long time
*Sigh of star wars disappointment*
This is absolutely pathetic how they're pretending. I understand not everyone's seen Empire Strikes Back, but TO NOT KNOW WHO YODA IS OR THAT VADER IS LUKE'S FATHER, I call BS on that.
They're trolling you all. It's literally impossible to live on this planet and not recognize Yoda or not know the MOST WELL KNOWN MOVIE TWIST IN FILM HISTORY.
FOH with that.
"I love you!"
"I know"
"Ugh! I'd push him in!" 😡🤣
He knows, its there right at the start of the movie. He's been trying to get her to admit it to herself.
"You're just like my mom.."
Yet that's the most Han thing to say.
This is essentially Han Solo. Watch the films a few times, you’ll see it.
You know, back in the day, a lot of women found that response as very romantic believe it or not. To have a woman profess her love and for the guy to acknowledge that he's known for a while because he was player enough to see through all her games the whole time.
Took me decades to realize on Dagobah, Luke LITERALLY crawled down a rabbit hole of his own subconscious to confront the darkness of his own Skywalker DNA
Those damn midiclorians
Yeah between that and him just putting together that Anakin is Vader so easily, the name Anakin being as rare as it is, and only being mentioned once in the movie way earlier on when the Emperor says "Anakin's son is out there" .. These two things have caused me to believe Ash is faking not having seen Star Wars. I don't really care that he is faking, but he is faking none the less in my opinion.
Empire Strikes Back is one of the best movies I've ever seen. Its pacing is incredible. It's two hours but feels like one and a half hour of actions and pure entertainment.
The "I love you" and the "I Know" response is about the fact that from beginning of movie Han knew she cared about him but wouldn't say, so when she finally did he was just reconfirming what he knew all along.
@@DrowningKraken That is just false, and stupid. He did ad lib "I know", but it had nothing to do with Carrie Fisher being "coked out" lol. Good grief what a stupid comment.
@@DrowningKraken While it is true that Carrie Fisher did a ridiculous amount of coke during the late 70s and most of the 80s (Mark Hamill didn't, at least not to any real extent, dunno where you got that from), her issues didn't affect this scene...they just couldn't get the I love you response from Harrison to sound right with the scene, it didn't fit his character at the time, so Harrison ad-libbed "I know" and it worked far better, so it got used.
@@TahiriVeila13ABYIs was true she was a coke fiend Wrote about it in her book Postcards From the Edge Plus she was in an affair with Harrison at the time. In #3 they reverse it and she gets him back.
The line "I know" was a last minute idea. They knew that with Han being the rough and tough smuggler that he was, it wouldn't be easy for him to simply say "I love you too", those words were not in the character's vocabulary. So, the line we got was improvised by Ford after the director told him just come up with whatever he felt that Solo would say in a moment like this.
Han understood that she wanted to make sure he was aware of her feelings for him. Him saying, "I know," is his way of telling her that he's more competent than she thinks. He's implying that he knows things that she's unaware of. It's a very dominant but empathetic mindset for Han to have, almost fatherly and consoling, but in a romantic way. It's not just a cold and distant uncaring dismissal of her feelings. It's exactly the opposite, and if that had happened to any woman IRL, she'd understand it in the moment. But they watch it and some are confused. I think I know why this is confusing for some, but it's inappropriate to discuss. Suffice to say that sweet Hannah probably knows nothing about subspace and that's not a sci-fi reference. It's a bedroom reference.
Really astonishing to find reactors who never been spoiled about the "I'm your father" revelation.
They didn't even recognize Yoda lol. They're true Star Wars virgins.
That's what blew me away. Not only that, this is years of reacting to movies on a big YT channel 🤣🤣🤣
It makes sense though, I think fantasy and sci-fi has never been their cup of tea in their "previous life".
Almost makes me think somebody may have told Ash long ago to save this for his channel and to stay unspoiled, if only for Hannah's true reaction.
@@citisoccer Didn't recognize him and Ash wanted to screw him, that's probably a first lol
I always advocate for prequels first because everyone knows the twist. Everyone reacts to the OT first anyways but this has to be the first I've seen where they genuinely didn't know and I must say it was amazing.
It's so rare, that people don't know anything about this quote or reference. Watching you guys getting blown away by the great reveal is fantastic. Having felt the same long time ago.
That's what I was thinking 👏
The cynic in me says there's no way anyone would not know that Vader is Luke's father in 2024 but whatever I enjoyed their reaction
@@LaoWatsonSmith true dat
us kids in 1980 had to wait 3 years to know the conclusion. no internet but we had our imagnations.
42:53 - you didn't notice that at first, but Vader actually hold his breath in that scene right before striking Luke. Right after that he's breathing rapidly and heavily.
Man, the details.
Yes his uncle knew. Remember his aunt, in the first movie, said "he cant stay here forever, he has too much of his father in him" and uncle said "thats what I'm afraid of"
Best "I am your Father" reaction I've seen.
Didn't think it was possible still to have avoided that spoiler. I'm almost envious.
I've hear Yoda referred to as many things, but "Midget turtle" was a new one 😂
Teenage Midget Ninja Turtles! Sing it with me!
@@wheelchazeal8089 Nice one, man!!!
You act as if it'd be a surprise if Master Oogway turned out to be a descendant of his
@wheelchazeal8089 Damn it i'm singing it... And what's worse is. I'm gonna share it with my fourth grader when he gets up
@@threadfall100yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift, that is why it is called present
"Do, or do not, there is no try." One of the wisest, most iconic lines in cinema history! 💙 ❤️ 💚 💜 🧡
another banger is the I don't believe it .... That is why you fail
@@Tribal260 Agreed.
only a sith deals in absolutes...
Disagree
@@Jackalos1Unironically delivered absolutely.
Some women actually found the "I love you > I know" bit a lot more romantic than your typical "I love you too" response.
Ash looks like the Persian Pippi Longstocking.
I love how you two start out each reaction vid by telling us a little something about your personal lives. So awesome and why we all love you guys.
I like that Han said “I know” so much better than a simple I love you too. It’s fitting for the character.
Han understood that she wanted to make sure he was aware of her feelings for him. Him saying, "I know," is his way of telling her that he's more competent than she thinks. He's implying that he knows things that she's unaware of. It's a very dominant but empathetic mindset for Han to have, almost fatherly, but in a romantic way. It's not just a cold and distant uncaring dismissal of her feelings. It's exactly the opposite, and if that had happened to any woman IRL, she'd understand it in the moment. But they watch it and some are confused. I think I know why this is confusing for some, but it's inappropriate to discuss. Suffice to say that sweet Hannah probably knows nothing about subspace and that's not a sci-fi reference. It's a bedroom reference.
Interestingly that line was improvised. They couldn’t figure out what would be a good response from Han so they asked Harrison Ford to just say what he thought the character would say and we got this!
@@davidt1621 The fact that most women don't understand the "I Know" line is really disappointing. Leia knows Han loves her. It's obvious even from their argument in the tunnel on Hoth. Han knew Leia loved him. Leia didn't know Leia loved him. Him saying that was saying "I love you too even with all of your baggage". Maybe women don't like the idea that a woman could have irrational baggage holding them back in a relationship and a man could still love her, thereby being the one with more power in the relationship. Who knows. It's a beautiful moment though, and women are missing out by being offended by it.
@@JWar- You're saying the quiet part out loud dude.
@@davidt1621 It's interesting how men see Han's reply. Both of your takes make a lot of sense. As a woman, I felt it was his way of being stoic and strong for her so she doesn't melt down. I'd probably melt down in that situation.
I was there in 1980 when the reveal happened in the theatre. People gasped yelled, two women were crying. Its cool seeing a younger generation have fun watching the movies that meant so much to me when I was a kid. Cool reaction, thumbs up.
Im 54 and saw this movie in 1979 when it came out (and have seen it 100's of times since then). Ive known that Darth Vader was Luke's father for almost 45 years now....as millions and millions of other people have known.
I actually envy you guys for just realizing this in 2024.
Hannah's face at the "I am your father." reveal is priceless. Love both of your reactions to this.
Best. Fucking. Reaction. Ever. I live for people seeing "I am your father" for the first time. Reminds me of hearing it in the theater for the first time. I was young, but I shit directly into my pants and cried for half a day because of that. Love it.
Love you Mate ❤️
Mike, I was around 6 1/2 when I saw ESB. I cried in the theater when he said he was Luke's father. See, I saw the first film at age 4 1/2. Hearing Vader say that shattered me, because my 6 yr old self hated Vader with an intense passion.
Seriously one of the best reactions to this part I have ever seen!!!! Your faces are just epic!!!
I remember seeing the 90s re-release and being absolutely terrified of the scene in the freezing chamber, both just how claustrophobic it feels and how scared I was of Luke falling due to how high up he was.
"The money that this geezer has behind him" is the greatest thing ever said about Vader 😅😂
th-cam.com/video/ZIWKkKQl67A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZkHVC64EbMMJ6SoO 😂 reminded me of this one
well he is the #2 of a Empire than spans 75% of a galaxy, and at this point is supreme commander of the Empire's entire military.
we get it mate, we didnt need you to say all that@@MarkoDash
“Geezer” is my favorite UK slang by far. 😂😂😂
That comment made me think about Snatch Wars 😂
This. This is the proper reaction to THAT plot twist!
We all had the same reaction as kids in the 80s, and nothing was ever the same again, for Luke and for us as fans! That reveal literally changed everything about this trilogy!
Cheers you legend ❤️👊🏽
@@justtrustash Awww, thanks, guys! Cheers!
When this movie came out there was a 50/50 believability factor whether Vader was really his father or was lying to him. The movie never confirms it and the debate went on until episode 6. It was the best mystery since “who shot JR” from the TV show Dallas. Ok im dating myself.
You’re going to find out whether Darth Vader was lying or telling the truth about being Luke’s father. The question is, do you want to find out by just going on to episode 6 (following the “release order”) or do you want to find out by watching the episodes 1,2,3 to get the “backstory” (the so called “machete “ order), and then going on to episode 6 to tie it all together?
We also got to see the original versions and not these bastardized "special" editions.
Ash and Hannah, this is, by far, the BEST reaction I’ve seen on TH-cam to the big reveal by Darth Vader. Love y’all.
the aftermath of the father reveal.... the way you two hashed it out. you are sharper than most reactors. Hannah especially
Their reaction to Revenge of the Sith will be legendary.
this is where the fun begins
I can't wait to see them react to the prequels.
they'll also need to do Solo for more Han and Lando
A day long remembered.
YES!
Han Solo's "I know" is kind of like Westley's "As you wish" from The Princess Bride. It does mean I love you, but it's more about the unspoken connection. Han has always had some sort of zinger or sly comeback, but it this moment, the simple acknowledgment and acceptance says more than any canned romantic phrase would. Leia knows how he feels, and Han knows how Leia feels.
I think it also shows Hans acceptance of his own death and sacrifice. He loves Leia, but he accepts that he won't ever see her again.
When Luke said "I can't, it's too big!", a big smile appeared on Ash's face, it killed me 😂
He was probably thinking “he needs lube” 😂
He didn't want to ruin the moment so he didn't sau anything 😂
That's what She said
Love this reaction to the Father revelation. When I saw this in the theater back then, I literally was shocked.
Appreciate it ❤️👊🏽
This is everything I ever wanted in a reaction to this film. I've seen people who weren't spoiled on Vader yet. I've never seen people who were so totally innocent going in, AND understood every level of what they were watching. Of course this is a movie parents show their kids as soon as possible if they love it, so I've seen "I am your father" reactions from kids anywhere from age 3 to 10. None of them ever get hit by it the same way an adult does. Nobody ever is enough of a child to understand the Force and the father-son tension, AND enough of an adult to understand the romantic subtlety between Han & Leia. You two get the whole package, and it's brilliant. A girl who says with certainty "He doesn't love her," and a guy who says with equal certainty, "he does," tells you just how perfectly written that whole scene was. Brilliant. Best reaction to anything I've seen in years.
I'm too young to have been there when this movie was released (I was born 9 months later, which makes me have some very weird feelings about how I got my name). But this is the first reaction that really captured how it must have felt being there.
Han Solo's answer ("I know") to Leia's "I love you", was improvised by Harrison Ford.
I heard that Han was supposed to say “I love you too” or something like that- but it just didn’t feel right. They shot it over and over and Harrison Firs just wasn’t comfortable. So the director just told him to go with what felt right and “I know” came out. It is certainly a very Han thing to say. Especially since he is still growing as a character.
Just like the gun vs Sword in Raiders of the lost ark
He had diarrhea and wasn't in the mood to do a fight scene
Hannah: "Vader is thicker and girthy"
Ash:" Ok, relax.."
Mummy chill😂
Ash's take on fear and the vision in the cave was actually a pretty good analysis, from a certain point of view.
A certain point of view?
Pretty spot on if you ask me
SYMBOLISM!!
Its a good take though
@@phononanon 😂
An insight on the whole "I love you - l know" between Leia and Han:
The whole movie they refuse out of pride to tell each other openly what they both feel until that point.
When Leia realizes he could die, she drops the game and tells him, just for Han to say "I know", meaning: "I have also been silly, but l know, because l do love you too".
It's two people deciding to leave pride aside and realizing what's important above all: the love they feel for each other.
Highly underated/misunderstood moment(s) in the movies, but it's actually great. 👌🏼
Damn. Beat me to the punch. . .
Says Ash with pigtails in his hair..."This film is making me feel 2, 3, 4 years old." 🤣😂
Hands down the best "I am your father" reaction I've seen from ANYONE on yt!! It seems like everyone is spoiled on this twist so I've never seen a true reaction from an adult before, that was epic!
Been with you guys since it was Ash and baby sis; I'd highly recommend you post the father moment and reaction as a short .. it's such a fabulous moment for you two, imo it will bring more fans to the channel. ❤
Means a lot mate, thank you ❤️
@@justtrustashlike I said in an earlier comment, the two of you reacted like you were struck by lightning and your skulls exploded, EPIC!
Agreed!
Ash getting the cave scene immediately just made my month.
"cut a bear open and crawl inside it" is the most hannah thing that hannah has ever hannahed😂😂😂
Honestly, her reaction to this whole movie is just great. She's an absolute queen.
Always have a bear in handy when you go to the wild. Always.☝️😑
lol But speaking of bears, she's going to love the ewok teddy bears in the next one
@@davidt1621 - Dude, come on, don't spoil it for them!
I always bring a sixpack of bears when I go camping, just in case it gets really cold.
You 2 are truly 2 or my favorite entertainment personalities ever, A list Hollywood and all, keep up what you do, it’s so great! Gives a single dad like me some laughter when my daughters are at their moms.
17:44 “Look, they look like Doritos” 😂 I was not ready for that
After Darth Vader reveals his relation to Luke its perfect moment for "Daddy, chill!" meme
Omg I laughed so hard at this 😂😂👍🏼
Lmao
Best Star Wars movie and one of the best Sequels of all time
to this day still, agreed
I think Revenge is my top, but this one is a close second.
its ridiculous how good this movie is, its why Star Wars is still around today
I think you misspelled one of the best Movies* of all time
Revenge is really good too, the only one i like from the Prequels really lol. @@iconamongidols
Fun fact: only George Lucas, and director Irvin Kersher knee of the Darth Vader father twist beforehand. Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker for those who somehow dont already know) only found out the morning they shot the scene.
Pretty sure James Earl Jones also knew beforehand
@@nemangame When he first saw the dialogue, JEJ thought that Vader was lying.
To keep the reveal a secret There was an alternative line that was used in the script and in filming the scene that was “Obi wan killed your father.” Vader’s voice line wasn’t recorded until post.
JEJ wasn't on set that day.@@nemangame
The name gives Vader gives a little clue. As Vader litteraly means Father
I'll never forget being 13 and seeing this in the theater with my dad and best friend. Star Wars had changed my life three years before. The anticipation was amazing and this film delivered. It is better than the original. The darker, more adult tone hit hard. And that ending. Amazing
no thats a memory to thresure.
Incredible. Not knowing about Yoda. Not knowing, "Luke, I am your father". The "love triangle" angle. Outright fun.
Ok, Mandela.
Irvin Kershner smashed this film out of the park!
It's a shame he didn't direct many more films after this. Truly a talented craftsman he was.
May he rest in peace. 1923 - 2010.
Lucas couldn’t ruin it
He really elevated what George's writing
Y'all still have so much Star Wars to go through and I'm 1000% here for it all! 💜
What do you mean? They only have one more movie to go...
@LaserWombat You're one of those, huh? If you don't want to watch them watch the others, then don't watch those reactions.
Watching this reaction was like watching this for the first time again, the "I am your father" reaction was completely awesome
If you're this excited about the first two movies then it's quite clear you're hooked which means you're in for one hell of a ride. Y'all have many more movies to watch & you will not be disappointed, please make sure you watch them all in order. Nearly every character in the original trilogy will play a pivotal role down the road. I am 52 yrs old & was fortunate enough to start from the very beginning of the Star Wars story & it is awesome to see these movies still captivate new audiences
Great reaction!! Ash, your explanation of the cave on Dagobah is the best I've ever heard! Love you two!
The cave scene was more than a reflection, it was to cone if Luke ended up joining the Dark side. Deep stuff if one steps a Knights of the Round Table to discuss in greater length . . .
Of all the people I've watched react to 'The Empire Strikes Back', your reactions to "No, I, am your father" was the most enjoyable.
Haven’t seen a “mind blown” reaction like that at that “I am your father” scene in a bit…🤯😂
that twist has been in pop culture since 1980. it's so nice to see people who have never heard of it react! and that controversy went world wide until the 3rd movie.
I love the chemistry between you two and the reactions are genuinely entertaining,please keep up the good work
Just watched you guys for the first time. Just as entertaining as the movie. Great Job 👍🏽
I love how you guys don't take yourselves too seriously it legit makes your reactions better and you guys are definitely unique in the reaction world thank you.
yup, i look for reaction channel which are the most genuine - because a lot ARENT - and these guys are up there with the best on the platform.
When you said it makes you feel like you're 3-4 years old, that got to me. I first saw this movie when I was 3, because my Dad had the original trilogy on VHS. He died when I was 9. Years have passed, and I'm 22 now and this is a movie I'll cherish forever.
This has to be the best reaction to this movie out there. The fact that you knew NOTHING and were able to nail down some of the most intricate "Symbolisms" is magnificent.
I love how Hanna can say some of the craziest sounding shit, but more often than not there is a genuine, solid reasoning to her logic. She just comes at it from a different angle that seem to bend space and time, before arriving at her point.
Fantastic reaction, it’s easy to forget how great the Yoda reveal is with how famous that character has become
- I love you.
- I know.
Its SO memorable, all those years later. 😄
I love you guys. Best reaction channel on TH-cam. How your subscriptions are not in the millions i have no idea. You two always keep me smiling.
Super kind mate!! Mad grateful to have you on our channel ❤️
@@justtrustash🔔 ASH: IRREVERENT HUMOR ASIDE, YOU TWO ARE AMONGST THE VERY, VERY BEST REACTORS. I ALMOST MADE A MISTAKE WHEN I SAW ONE OF YOUR MOVIE REACTIONS FOR THE FIRST TIME. I THOUGHT HANNAH WAS TOO CHATTY, AND I WAS GOING TO NOT WATCH THE REST OF THAT VIDEO OR ANY OTHER JTA VIDEOS. I PAUSED, THOUGHT ABOUT IT, AND DECIDED TO KEEP WATCHING FOR A WHILE LONGER JUST TO BE SURE I WAS MAKING THE RIGHT DECISION. BOY, AM I EVER GLAD THAT I DID! YOU GUYS ARE SIMPLY GREAT!!! 👍😎👍
Interesting story about the "I love you - I know" line. Originally Han actually was scripted to say "I love you" back to her but it didn't quite seem right and they weren't getting the scene to work so they had done several takes. At that point Harrison had heard her say I love you so many times he ad libbed "I know". They ultimately felt it was more in line with Han's character and used that line instead
This is the first Ash reaction I've watched and I'm enjoying the duo dynamic. Your fresh reaction to this movie I saw in the theater when I was 11 years old is thoroughly entertaining me.
Found you guys last night and I'm absolutely HOOKED!! I usually stay away from reaction videos but you two have an amazing chemistry on camera. I've watched at least 15 or 20 videos already. Ash always shouting about symbolism and penetration sends me almost every time. And Hannah is so damn quick on picking up plots......and her accent ain't bad to listen to either. You both are freaking hilarious!! Keep doing what you do!!
Such a great compliment mate, thank you so much for the lovely words ❤️👊🏽
10:44 is actually an amazing R2-D2 impression
Ash
Lando is played by legendary actor, Billy Dee Williams aka "Mr. Cool" Williams has a lot of movies in his legendary career. Williams is 86 years old.
And he still has a circular bed... This is not cannon
Ahem, that’s legendary actor _and_ smoooooth mofo.
@@0okamino I remember that Billy did a movie with Sly Stallone called Nighthawks.
I remember the Colt 45 commercials... 2nd biggest role next to Lando
@@dynofx1132 He has the Colt 45 commercials ... and a few friends....
😂😂. "No. I am you're father!", this quote/line has been stunning adults and even making some cry in disbelief since 1980, 40yrs+.
Ash, quite excited, demanding a movie for Lando. He has no idea how happy he will be when he sees Lando's great role and participation in the next episode. Excellent reaction from both of them.
Y'all are wild, hilarious, unhinged... the best. Subscribed!
2:15 - I literally burst out laughing.
33:19 - the way Ash says Hannah, fucking adorable and genuine reaction.
I usually skip intros to most videos, but I'll never do that for one of yours.
You guys are awesome, much love from Vancouver Canada
Apology ACCEPTED Captain Needah. Imagine how much worse it would be if the apology was NOT accepted.
General Veers (the guy leading the ground assault) is played by the same actor as Grand Maester Pycelle (the old geezer in Kings Landing) in Game of Thrones.
Also, check out his supporting role in the Dr. Who episode "City of Death."
I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!! That reaction to "I am your father." That was the best ever! That it was never spoiled for you after all these decades is a bloody miracle. I spolied it for myself. Weeks before the movie opened in theaters, I could not wait and I bought the book. When I read, "I am your father." I reacted EXACTLY like you guys did! I was alone in the house. I ran out the door and screamed at my neighbors! "Darth Vader is Luke's father!!!!" When I finally saw it in theaters, I waited for it...the theater let out the loudest gasp ever! People were screaming at the screen. No, No NO!!!! I discovered the thrill of reaction videos that moment. I saw the film over a dozen times. When it got to that scene, I turned around and watched the audience react. It was an adrenaline rush I got addicted to. The reason I watch reaction videos. Ash, Hannah you just injected it straight into my veins!!!! Hannah, your reaction to Han saying "I know" was exactly what Han intended for Leia. He thought he was going to die. He wanted to leave Leia upset enough to remain strong to continue fighting. Hannah, your reaction was what he hoped Leia would do too.
Best reaction to this film hands down!!! Love you guys so much, I need a friend like Hannah in my life she's awesome ❤
I am so happy that you two got the symbolism of the cave vision right off. That and Yoda’s ‘size matters not’ speech are two of the most spiritually profound moments in this franchise. And you’re absolutely right about the meaning, too: “master your anger, or your anger will make you into a monster.” So accurate and so true. And it’ll be important again in _Return of the Jedi! _
Oh my days. Best F-ing Reaction to this classic banger. Your reaction to the "big reveal" is THE best on the internet. And I know it's genuine, because you couldn't have possibly over-reacted because you literally had no idea it was coming and have no frame of reference for it. Thanks for making us all feel like nerdy kids again.
The best and most hilarious"I am your father" reaction I have ever seen! 🤣 Between the sexy talk, hair, and conversations, I don't know what was better. OMG 😂
Ash crushing on Lando 😂😂
It's crazy growing up with these films and seeing others who know absolutely nothing about them. They are such a huge part of pop culture, so many things reference Star Wars.
The best SW movie ever made. And every fan has always been hoping every single other movie to at least come close to this one.
Great simple fun story, well written, with characters that grow and have authentic and funny interactions, plot twists that make sense (and not made for the stupid “just to subvert expectations” aspect that in reality is just an egotistical thing), and a touch of non pretentious philosophy.
The prequels feel like fast food, and the sequels like pre-heated food that tastes like plastic. So crazy that we never got Star Wars at this level again. The only ones I can remember getting close are Rogue One and Andor.
Hannah, your Leia cosplay looks great!
Also, your reaction to the “I am your father” line was priceless! Most people, even if they’re not Star Wars fans, will most likely know that line and the context behind it.
Just wait untill she do the cosplay of Leia inte the next movie, *wink wink
Aw Hanna! When Han says "I Know", it's to say "I don't doubt that at all". Like she would never say it without meaning it. He fully believes her when she says it because of how honest and good she is.
Ash’s hair had me laughing so hard I missed the first half 😂😂😂
Best reaction to the “I am your father” scene. Glad you guys enjoyed it
Well, THAT was a helluv an introduction, lol! Thanks for sharing, I think, lol! Now to get ready to watch what I'm sure will be one of the more fun things I've experienced all week!
Guys you made my day, it has been a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away that I have witnessed a first time reaction to the biggest surprise ever revealed in a movie. Imagine to witness it in the cinema in the 80s and then have to some years for the next part. Thank you for the reaction, it made me quite sentimental to watch your reaction to the best sequel of all time.
The cherry on top was that you did not know who Yoda is. Oh man, you guys are in for such a treat. PLEASE react to the whole Star Wars Universe. You won't regret it. This are the movies you are looking for!
They originally had Han Solo say he loved her back but it did fit / sound right. Harrison Ford then said "I know" and they ran with it
They only changed it because Harrison didnt feel that Han is the type of guy to say "I love you" or "I love you too" back. They did one take with him going "I know" and thats the one they stuck with.
So refreshing to see a genuine blind reaction to the one if not THE biggest plot twist in cinema history, you guys must've lived under a rock for not knowing about it but I love u guys all for it, awesome reaction as always keep up the amazing work!
Seeing people who genuinely have NO IDEA what ANY of this is going into it is so rare. So much fun to watch, feels like I'm 4 years old again watching it for the first time
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Ash: How is a little midget turtle supposed to train us?
Hannah: Well, 800 years he's been on that job.
I mean, these two are brilliantly unique and hilarious!
Hannah is bright .. working out that Vader is Anakin, Luke lived with his uncle.. put the pieces together very quickly. I can't beleive this is the first time you guys have seen this but it's great to see and looks genuine. Brilliant. Also, I remember as a 7 year old in 1984 thinking the same thing as Hannah about Solo saying " I know". I thought, thats rubbish and off, he should say I love you too. It's in the years since people say its a cool line but maybe it isnt. Hannah saying he doesnt love her then - I swear she's spot on with so much. You know in real life, the actress who played Leia was in love with him but he wasnt, and it was his idea to add that line - it wasnt in the script.