Probably because of pacing. Deleted scenes are often quite good in their own right, but tend not to work so well when seen in the context of the scenes before and after them.
@@Tyren17k Yes, it is actually in the movie! As if Kylo kills Han. They all laugh behind the scenes and then continue the movie as if it really happened.
Regardless of the quality of some of the movies, you can tell that they had fun doing it. I guess just "being" in a Star Wars movie would be reward enough for anyone.
@@larryfoot3894 Fans didn't bully them, that's a false narrative. Critics bullied Ahmed Best, and Jake Lloyd was bullied by kids in his school. Fans didn't even know the name of Jar Jar's actor, let alone went to the effort of bothering him.
Seeing Jake Lloyd, the actor for child Anakin, so happy and laughing when you know that the role pretty much ruined his life hits differently. The kid retired from acting because he was harassed and bullied like crazy thanks to the fact he played young Anakin. He's even now been confirmed to suffer from schizophrenia
@@imisioluwalawal2945 That’s good. I always felt bad for him. Everyone shitting on him and blaming him for Episode I sucking. Imagine being a 6-7 year old kid being in the biggest movie franchise, having to go through the dog and pony show in dozens of cities. Hearing the same questions over and over again. No wonder he went a little nuts. If I met the dude I’d just give him a stick of weed and leave him alone.
I hope they realize that if they had left that snow fight scene in the movie it would have single handedly made it like the third best star wars movie, and easily the most memorable
@@pabletoday9782 im not defending disney star wars, i owe disney nothing, but you cant really win with star wars, you do something and is bad, you dont do it and is also bad
@@legendarydragon2564 yeah pretty much. As much as I dislike the trilogy they made, I honestly do think most of their side movies on the franchise are good. I just think some fans take it way too far and are never happy.
@@javirios3107 completely agree, I love George Lucas and I think the story of the prequels is better than the original trilogy but George is not a good director and he told the story somewhat poorly but that doesn’t take away from my love of the films
@@b-1battledroid653 Good for you bro. You love what you love and just like me, I love me some prequels. Bet the story is actually more fascinating. The execution is its downfall basically. But I can suspend my disbelief for these dear movies, no problem :)
1:06 Nowadays I could see them leaving a scene like that in there. A harmless laugh where R2 gets stuck that doesn’t take away much from the characters or story. And it suits Obi-Wan to be helping him out
The actors clearly have the ability to show emotions and have chemistry, so Im pretty sure at this point someone on the offsides were telling them to act the way they were.
@@originalSiiiN No no, he said "cannon". There are many cannons that have been made throughout history. If the man says he owns a cannon, he owns a cannon.
I’ve always had dreams of being an actor but whenever I see behind the scenes sets & blue screens & green screens or motion capture suits I just don’t think I could hold back the embarrassment of how ridiculous it all looks lol
Film tech has gone beyond blue and green screens. They now have curved holographic screens (that's not what it's called, but I can't remember the actual terminology). They used it in The Mandalorian.
Young Anakins bloopers are so fucking cute and wholesome. Even if he didn’t do the best at the acting, he was just a kid, and I bet that movie alone had to be a staple of his childhood
Tbh, I feel like some of these scenes have so much more life with little laughable things happening in them. Makes the Jedi feel human. Would have liked to see that energy in the theatrical releases.
Because Christensen and Portman had the hots for each other but were directed by George Lucas to "tone it down" because they wanted to make the romance inappropriate supposedly
I think that Jar Jar was played by a guy in a special suit, and he acted all this out on set, they just replaced him with model of Jar jar for the bloopers
I love the final scene with Han and chewy. Getting into a snowball fight period they're both slipping and falling on their butts and acting like total brothers.
Y'know, we have all this blooper footage from the prequels of the actors screwing up while standing on bluescreen and greenscreen stages. Anybody else want to see Corridor Digital or somebody like that complete the CGI in amusing ways?
I have never seen the deleted scene from the solo movie of Han and chewie having a snowball fight. I consider that canon now.
others also pretend like nothing happens and stay in role so that it could have possibly made it to the final release
They should’ve 100% kept it. It seems just so much like them. Except, Han should’ve thrown first 😉
@@Pengied you fuckin genius… it shoulda been Han
yes canon
I'd bet that's Lord & Miller's scene that Richie Cunningham moved away from...
The fact that they had fully rendered JarJar bloopers is actually incredible.
Jar Jar is a blooper
They had a lot of "bloopers" of Jar Jar and I think they were just made for the deleted scenes, so they are not actual bloopers I guess.
@@Furcapper Jon you don’t know
@@Furcapper you know nothing Jon Snow
@@harleyforme1238 *sknow
Why the HELL did the solo one not make it into the final movie
Probably because of pacing. Deleted scenes are often quite good in their own right, but tend not to work so well when seen in the context of the scenes before and after them.
The main thing is that the blooper where Ben accidently turns on the lightsaber and kills Han got on the movie!
@@Tyren17k Yes, it is actually in the movie! As if Kylo kills Han. They all laugh behind the scenes and then continue the movie as if it really happened.
@BELIEVE in JESUS That was before devil discovered black powder. Since then armor became obsolete.
I wonder if that was from the original version of the film which was supposed to be more comedic.
Regardless of the quality of some of the movies, you can tell that they had fun doing it. I guess just "being" in a Star Wars movie would be reward enough for anyone.
Not in the sequels tho
@@ignizxnr3021 yeah, definitely not in the sequels The anti Star wars movies 😂
maybe that used to be the case. with star wars fandom as toxic as it is, no one will want to risk being involved.
Yeah say that to the guy who played Jar Jar or young Annie. Fans bullied them out of existence.
@@larryfoot3894 Fans didn't bully them, that's a false narrative. Critics bullied Ahmed Best, and Jake Lloyd was bullied by kids in his school. Fans didn't even know the name of Jar Jar's actor, let alone went to the effort of bothering him.
1:32 The fact they gave them actual soup somehow amuses me.
I thought he was talking about Padme
It could just be hot water.
@@ender7278 Actually it was tomato bisque. Chosen at random of course and served hot as f*ck!
@@kenm2709 thats great to hear because in robotchicken star wars III Darth Vader orders bisque at the cafeteria on the death star LOL
Why hasn’t someone made a parody of Anakin on the slopes of Mustafar with the sound byte from that blooper thrown in?
the snowball fight between chewy and han was so damn wholesome
I didn’t like this becuz rn your comment is at 888 likes
Otherwise I would
5:21
Seeing Jake Lloyd, the actor for child Anakin, so happy and laughing when you know that the role pretty much ruined his life hits differently.
The kid retired from acting because he was harassed and bullied like crazy thanks to the fact he played young Anakin. He's even now been confirmed to suffer from schizophrenia
This is actually a pretty serious problem with child actors... and i dont even think that this was his acting but more the script...
Yeah. He attacked his Mom and went on a tear in his hometown. Isn’t he in prison now?
@@himwhoisnottobenamed5427 I think he's out now, and is doing better
@@imisioluwalawal2945 That’s good. I always felt bad for him. Everyone shitting on him and blaming him for Episode I sucking. Imagine being a 6-7 year old kid being in the biggest movie franchise, having to go through the dog and pony show in dozens of cities. Hearing the same questions over and over again. No wonder he went a little nuts. If I met the dude I’d just give him a stick of weed and leave him alone.
wtf
Anakin interrupting the deep conversation about the Jedi code to comment on the soup is bloody brilliant and something I can totally see Anakin doing.
Can we all acknowledge how ADORABLE Natalie's laughter is?
Can you stop with the "Can we all" crap and just post a damn comment?
@@Theakker3B No.
@@Theakker3B he did post the comment. You read it right? Or is reading too hard for you?
@@Theakker3B lmao good to know that shit annoys other people as much as me 🤣🤣
@@GradietPanda12345 just stop 🤦♂️
1:46 can we just give props to the guy who caught Padme before her head smacked on the ground?
whoah good catch, looks like that could've been bad. pun intended.
Its jamar chase 😂
Jedi reflexes
She had a mat
@@killerpumpin763 still you could hurt your skull or neck if you don't land correctly. Even if she had the mat.
5:28 I like how
Woody Harrelson is just standing there silently and waiting for them to be done
True profy)))
5:30 is believable for their characters
It’s cannon I don’t care what Disney says
@@lenardstarks5891 Would’ve been the funniest scene in the whole franchise.
not really. neither han nor chewie are that playful
@@yinnyonline they r best buddies i think that they mess around from time to time on the falcon. Its just my headcannon
Yes. Actually tho.
2:21 I love how C3PO crumples like a source NPC who hit a wayward physics object.
"God that's hot!"
1:27 Almost feels like an MCU type of moment
yeah and i imagine for example that Chris Evans is saying this! :D
I would see Hayden as Johnny Storm saying this
I hope they realize that if they had left that snow fight scene in the movie it would have single handedly made it like the third best star wars movie, and easily the most memorable
I think people would have criticized it for being disney humorous
@@pabletoday9782 im not defending disney star wars, i owe disney nothing, but you cant really win with star wars, you do something and is bad, you dont do it and is also bad
@@pabletoday9782 oh the irony
@@legendarydragon2564 yeah pretty much. As much as I dislike the trilogy they made, I honestly do think most of their side movies on the franchise are good. I just think some fans take it way too far and are never happy.
I saw more of a convincing connection between Anakin and Padme during the bloopers than their attempted romance in the movies.
For real. The potential was there, the writing was just bad
Probably because they were actually dating.
@@chaelsonnen7947 Wait, did they really?
@@REChronic54 Just after the phantom menace in like 2000/2001
Literally. The prequels were A+ story and intention and D- execution.
Coming from someone who absolutely loves the prequels. I think the actors show more emotion in the bloopers rather than the final product.
that was my exact thought when Hayden said the soup was hot...
George Lucas directing
Probably because it's not acting
@@javirios3107 completely agree, I love George Lucas and I think the story of the prequels is better than the original trilogy but George is not a good director and he told the story somewhat poorly but that doesn’t take away from my love of the films
@@b-1battledroid653 Good for you bro. You love what you love and just like me, I love me some prequels. Bet the story is actually more fascinating. The execution is its downfall basically. But I can suspend my disbelief for these dear movies, no problem :)
The Han Solo scream in the beginning made me jolt and then die laughing. So unexpected but hilarious.
And Chewie is following Han to make sure Han doesn't single handedly blow up the Death Star on his own.
ikr? why arent more people talking about it lmao
Watching the snowball fight between Han and Chewy would definitely be something they’d do whether it’s scripted or a blooper
4:07
I KILLED THEM, I KILLED TWO OF THEM. THE MEN, EVEN THE MEN.
2:23 Imagine them both laughing after discovering Anakin killed a room of younglings.
He killed younglings... LoL, those poor bastards... Hahahaha
*OBI WAN* : Oh,no Anakin you didn't...🤣
If into the security recordings you go, only comedy will you find.
@@ShizuruNakatsu A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
Obi wan : oh anakin you silly goose
Anakin later on Mustafar: oh I hate you
1:06 Nowadays I could see them leaving a scene like that in there. A harmless laugh where R2 gets stuck that doesn’t take away much from the characters or story. And it suits Obi-Wan to be helping him out
2:25 Obi Wan's reaction killed me 😂
Same😂
Same😂
Obi-Wan: clinging on a wire in the storm while fighting a Mandalorian
Meanwhile Anakin: 1:37
5:05 so we arent acknowledging Mark hamil getting hit by flying objects and smiling. "Hi mom this is happening to me now" lol
5:11 why was this not in the film? Would definitely make them feel closer and less like strangers.
Pacing mabe. Like it might not fit the other scenes because it is slower. I might be wrong.
3:54 ... how George expected people to react to Jar Jar
i love jar jar
In the movies he’s okay but I thought he was really funny in Clone Wars.
@@DEADPYRO1223 Jar Jar actually has more character development then anyone from the Sequels. >_>
JAR JAR STINKS
3:59 how people actually reacted
Hayden and Natalie are so funny together. Like they were meant to play those roles
The actors clearly have the ability to show emotions and have chemistry, so Im pretty sure at this point someone on the offsides were telling them to act the way they were.
His name was George Lucas lol
Actually yes. To fit the role of Anakin George was constantly telling Hayden Christensen to do act other ways
0:14 That scream you hear is actually the stormtrooper on the ground as he has to lie still for the shot while his suite's on fire.
It’s clearly Han, it sounds the same as his first scream and the distance is right, the stormtroopers chest doesn’t even move
@@lukaschapman9594 Thank you, Sherlock. I'm glad you're were here to clear that up.
LMAO XD
@@URProductions if you were joking about that then it wasn’t funny
@@secretunknown253 Well, that entirely depends on whether you have a sick sense of humor.
The Chewie/Han snowball fight is the most in character blooper I’ve ever seen
Stitch these all together as much as possible in movie order in their own movie context. Then we can have Star Wars A New Blooper.
And it would still make more sense than the sequel trilogy.
If I were to consider any of Solo part of my cannon it would be the snowball fight 😂
Excuse me the what?
Holy sh*t they really had a snowball fight lmao
"my" canon? there is only one canon.
@@originalSiiiN No no, he said "cannon". There are many cannons that have been made throughout history. If the man says he owns a cannon, he owns a cannon.
@@originalSiiiN never heard of a head canon?
@@thepoopyoudidntflush please, do go on..
0:10 that scream was too real
What even happened? Did the trooper get caught in a pyrotechnic explosion on set?
I love how silent it is when chewie and Han have a snowball fight
They're so technologically advanced they can travel between stars. Yet they never developed the skills to put walls around balconies.
I can actually see Obiwan trying to help r2 not being a blooper.
I’ve always had dreams of being an actor but whenever I see behind the scenes sets & blue screens & green screens or motion capture suits I just don’t think I could hold back the embarrassment of how ridiculous it all looks lol
Film tech has gone beyond blue and green screens. They now have curved holographic screens (that's not what it's called, but I can't remember the actual terminology). They used it in The Mandalorian.
@@Neekazan Lucasfilm calls it, "The Volume," and it looks like a few other studios are starting to mimic the technology, too.
@@mickeyconnor830 LOL that's why I couldn't remember what it was called, because it didn't make sense in my mind. Thanks for reminding me.
Acting is pretty ridiculous, tbf.
I think you have to be a bit silly yourself to become an actor.
3:21 bro what the dog doing
Anakin saying “God that’s hot” after eating the soup is now a permanent scene in my head
I love how you can hear jake laughing hysterically when R2 hits the wall at full speed 3:18
idk why but that was my favorite lol so wholesome
5:20 imagine this is actually happened in the movie.....
It would be fun
I should have
Yeah they should’ve kept that scene, it hardly added extra run time and it fits Han and Chewie’s relationship perfectly
3:57 Jar Jar laughing like a human.
Or was that Anakin
Young Anakins bloopers are so fucking cute and wholesome. Even if he didn’t do the best at the acting, he was just a kid, and I bet that movie alone had to be a staple of his childhood
This is where the fun begins.
Han Solo screaming like a banshee is the funniest thing I've seen all week.
3:47 That should have been in the movie.
Anakin and Padme have more chemistry in the bloopers than in the movie nice
Why is the Han and Chewie Snow ball fight not a scene that actually happened lol that shit is gold
Bro how Hayden and Natalie hugged after they messed uppp ahhh so cute 😍
I felt "God, that's hot!" coming from a mile off and it still got me :') It fits SO well
Okay, so that last bit wasn't a blooper, right? Han and Chewie having a random snowball fight seems like the most organic thing for those characters.
0:17 - that's why those stormtroopers ran away from Han!
0:40 was wholesome and funny af, despite my feelings on the Prequels, you can tell they had a good time making it.
I love how Harrison is fighting with Chewy and Mark is just standing there watching it like ‘o…Kay?’
3:50 such a good acting by Jar-Jar
0:09 that shit was funny af
Han jumpscare
HAGHHHHHHHH!
@@Specter05624It’s even more funnier when the stormtroopers are runnings, it’s like there scared.
@@Luigimotionthey were like: NAH WE’RE OUT!
Tbh, I feel like some of these scenes have so much more life with little laughable things happening in them. Makes the Jedi feel human. Would have liked to see that energy in the theatrical releases.
Anakin and Padme actually so much more chemistry in these bloopers than in the actual movie
Because Christensen and Portman had the hots for each other but were directed by George Lucas to "tone it down" because they wanted to make the romance inappropriate supposedly
I would still love to know why the prop department decided to serve the actors scalding hot soup.
Foreshadowing of Mustafar
2:05 George Lucas: "It'll look good"; Everyone: "No..."
It did, though?
"I suggest a new strategy, Artoo: stop what you're doing immediately and watch this trailer 10 times." -me
anakin and padmé having 100% more chemistry the moment they arent acting xD
I hope this video raises awareness of how many full sets the prequels used
besides the droid factory part
The last part, though. Han and Chewie would definitely get in a snowball fight.
3:58 Love how it cuts from laughing Baby Anakin to teenage "About to commit genocide" Anakin
LOL
Stormtroopers: We are the most feared soldiers. No one will challenge us.
Han:
The snowball fight at the end had me 5:20 😂
did they laugh because they were supposed to, and it was on the script? but then got removed? or? did they really laugh? 3:52
I think that Jar Jar was played by a guy in a special suit, and he acted all this out on set, they just replaced him with model of Jar jar for the bloopers
2:20 lmfao that was the most priceless scene
5:20 I refuse to believe this isn't canon
They should have kept some of the bloopers in. It would humanize some of the characters. That Han Solo snow fight man
The video I didn’t search for and never knew that I needed
“ Let go of me “
Wait a second… 0:41
I love the prequels so much! Even the bloopers are great. The original series is very Greek hero storytelling stuff, but the prequels are Shakespeare.
and the sequels are fanfiction
Han and chewie snowball fighting seems so dumb but also something that would totally happen as a grudge match
Important reminder: Natalie Portman is a delight.
I love the final scene with Han and chewy. Getting into a snowball fight period they're both slipping and falling on their butts and acting like total brothers.
Y'know, we have all this blooper footage from the prequels of the actors screwing up while standing on bluescreen and greenscreen stages. Anybody else want to see Corridor Digital or somebody like that complete the CGI in amusing ways?
"Where you going?"
"To find Obi-Wan."
"No, you're not."
"Let go of me."
5:39 was the last straw before Harrelson decided it was enough 😂😂😂
5:20 beginning of pure wholesome
I love how much fun they all have, especially the director 😌
The last one lmao 🤣
My love for star wars has been re-awakened with the new series! Eek! 🥳💓
The jarjar scene that made everyone laugh was so wholesome
the first is hilarious, the chaos and tiny lil voice cracks got me rollin
The fact that C3-PO falls and the first thing Obi Wan and Padme do is laugh 💀
"Let go of me" *not touching him*
lol at the end he be like "Hey!....cut it out" 😂😂
Why wasn't the Han/Chewie snowball fight in the movie? Would've been my favorite part.
Anakin burning with the soup is canon🥺✨
5:21 would be fun if it was in the movie
The snowball fight between Han and chewie was wholesome.
what happend with the first one? did he see harrison ford for the first time?
Jar Jar was the key to all this :0 3:52
I didn’t know I needed to see chewie and Han have a snowball fight
I like seeing Mark, Ewan, and Hayden in these.
anybody saw how jar jar just force sneezed to heaven at 3:20
0:35 how does anakin know what having a father is like, he literally doesn’t have one
I know why: screenplay by George Lucas
hes not saying he knew his father hes saying hes acting as if he was is father, like treating him like a child.