Well “red squadron” in the battle of endor was actually just rogue squadron with their name temporarily changed to red squadron for the battle to honour the original red squadron
I mean your characters automatically dew it but if you have friends who do that it must be pretty fun. (also tip, your character is always the first to report in so maybe keep your ears out for that if you want to know which number you are)
The X-Wing pilot which appears on time index 0:38 is Wedge Antilles. He was played by Denis Lawson, uncle of Ewan McGregor, who played Obi-Wan Kenobi in the second trilogy.
It’s not cgi they’ve upgraded the colour of the footage and sort of photoshopped old footage into the scene. But it is a great tie in to the original trilogy
I love these scenes. There is such gravitas, everyone is trying to stay calm and focused against what is almost certain death. No bravado, just professional.
Rogue One: Blue Leader: General Antoc Merrick Gold Leader: Captain Jon "Dutch" Vander Red Leader: Commander Garven "Dave" Dreis A New Hope: Red 10: Theron Nett Red 7: Elyhek Rue(Legends) Cadet Harb Binli(Canon) Red 3: Captain Biggs Darklighter Red 6: Lieutenant Jek Tono Porkins Red 9: Lieutenant Nozzo Naytaan Red 2: Lieutenant Wedge Antilles Red 11: Lieutenant Wenton Chan(Legends) Major Ralo Surrel(Canon) Red 5: Luke Skywalker Return Of The Jedi: Red Leader: Commander Wedge Antilles Gray Leader: Colonel Horton Salm(With Kin Kian as his Gunner(Legends)) Green Leader: Commander Arvel Crynyd Not shown in Rogue One: Green Leader Gray Leader(Possibly) Not shown in A New Hope: Red 4: John D. Branon Red 8: Bren Quersey(Legends) Lieutenant Zal Dinnes(Canon) Red 12: Captain Puck Naeco Gold 2: Dex Tiree Gold 3: Ryle Torsyn(Legends) Lieutenant Evaan Verlaine(Canon) Gold 4: Lieutenant Lepira Gold 5: Davish "Pops" Krail Gold 6: Hol Okand Gold 7: Captain Keyan "Lucky" Farlander(Legends) Gazdo Woolcob(Canon) Gold 8: Ryle Torsyn(Probably)(Canon) Blue 2(Legends): Commander Ru Murleen Blue 3(Legends): "Rookie One" Blue 4(Legends): Thurlow Harris Green 2-12(Probably)(Legends) 2-10(Canon) Grey Leader(Legends): X2 Unknown: Commander Hamo Blastwell(Legends) Unknown: Commander Jake Farrell(Legends) Unknown: Captain Ernek Marskan(Legends) [Unknown] 5: Talos Merkin Unknown: Captain Samuel "Sam" Raider(Legends) Unknown: Doyle Skims(Legends)(Possibly Gold 8) Grey [Unknown]: Shara
The visual effects of the first trilogy were no doubt waaayy ahead of their time, specially concerning the starships. Even today, they are still impressive. And for some reason I can't explain, they are better than many CGI effects.
It's because of the lighting, I'm sure of it. In the Original Trilogy, the light bouncing off of an actual, physical object against a dark background gives a subtle feeling like the X-wing is actually in the cold void of space with no atmospheric conditions to interfere with the harsh rays of the nearest star. The way the light behaves in the CGI environments of the Prequel and Sequel trilogies just doesn't capture that vital element (though I think Rogue One got very close to it).
@@were-owlinwisconsin4441 Yes, I think you are right. Althoguh I can't remember the visual effects involving the starship in the prequel triglogy very clearly.
kubrick's space odyssey paved the way for the space movies, and it's very impressive how good his ships look for being 1968, and the first SW movie came out in 1977, he based his effects on real photography done in space and mimicked it very accurately, CGI could do it perfectly as well but i think the problem is the artists are using the old movies as reference instead of using real space photography, and most of the subtleties of space lighting are missed
You missed the ones from the prequels. "Fighters straight ahead." "Roger bravo leader." "Roger bravo leader." And "We're on you're tail general kenobi. Lock s-foils in attack position."
I love the original trilogy more than anything. But episode 1-3 were the one I saw as a kid in theaters and hold a big place in my heart. That stuff was legendary! 7-9 are the one no one cares about.
Just more proof those weren't real SW Films. Like sticking those alphabet refrigerator magnets, "L, A, M, B, O, R, G, H, I, N, I" on your mom's minivan and actually believing it changed what it was. Or, if you prefer the more common saying, 'putting lipstick on a pig'.
0:20 This sequence is cool, but as a Gen X-er, the original version of this (with the X-Wings in a single line, opening their S-foils in sequence) still feels even more exciting to me.
All squadron leaders report in: This is Red leader standing by This is Gray leader standing by This is Green leader standing by This is Blue leader standing by This is Gold leader standing by This is Mutant leader standing by This is Fox leader (kong skull island) standing by This is cheerleader standing by This is rouge leader standing by
They had really mastered this scene by ROTJ. There's something singularly powerful about a bunch of serious military folks following an established protocol to prepare for battle.
A good reminder of how under-selling the drama can raise the tension. No dramatics, no bravado, and they know as well as we do they're almost certainly about to die. We generally only see them lose their cool when their starship is literally disintegrating around them, and I'm just going to call that good cinema. But where are these scenes in the prequels? In the sequels? In anything other than TOS and Rogue One?
All wing report in: Red 10 standing by Red 3 standing by Red 6 standing by Red 2 standing by Red 5 standing by Dc’s Red hood standing by Little red riding hood standing by Red crew mate standing by Red impostor standing by Ellis Boyd Redding (red) standing by Redeye (clone from the clone wars show) standing by Red wing (falcon’s pet) standing by Red sparrow standing by Red queen standing by Red raven standing by Omega red standing by Red bird standing by Red dawn standing by Captain red beard standing by Little red devil standing by Red state standing by Deep red standing by Red eagle standing by Red Sun standing by Red moon standing by Red turtle standing by Clifford the big Red dog standing by Red drill sergeant standing by Huck finn red-hand standing by dREDscott standing by fREDdy krewger standing by pREDator standing by
Anyone know the logic of the pilots reporting in, in an apparently random order? My guess it's just people reporting in as they are ready to do so, but I would have thought that meant the chance of them talking over each other was increased. Reporting in, in numerical order would have made more sense to me.
So in Jedi, Red Squadron is the X Wings. What ships are under Gray and Green. I think Gray was the Y Wing and Green was the A Wing. And if that's the case what color squadron was the B Wing under?
when you realize all the space battles in the Disney sequels are nothing compared to what is shown in the prequels or original trilogy. what a waste. I wanted to see the New Republic Fleet fight the First Order with capital ships but no
Can't think of this great moment without thinking of it being mocked on Family Guy. In fact, allow me to mash it up; Red Leader: All wings report in. Red 10: Red 10 standing by. Red 7: Red 7 standing by. Red 3: Red 3 standing by. Red 6: Red 6 standing by. Red 9: Red 9 standing by. Red 2: Red 2 standing by. Red 11: Red 11 standing by. Luke: Red 5 standing by. Red Buttons: Red Buttons standing by. Redd Foxx: Red Foxx standin' by. Big Red Gum: Big Red standing by. Sean Connery: Red October standing by. Helen Reddy: Helen Reddy standing by. Mick Hucknall: Simply Red standing by.
Maybe also mash it up with Among Us Logic: The Last Crewmate? In fact, allow me to mash it up; Red Leader: All wings report in. Red 10: Red 10 standing by. Red 7: Red 7 standing by. Red 3: Red 3 standing by. Red 6: Red 6 standing by. Red 9: Red 9 standing by. Red 2: Red 2 standing by. Red 11: Red 11 standing by. Luke: Red 5 standing by. Red Buttons: Red Buttons standing by. Redd Foxx: Red Foxx standin' by. Big Red Gum: Big Red standing by. Sean Connery: Red October standing by. Helen Reddy: Helen Reddy standing by. Mick Hucknall: Simply Red standing by. Blue: Blue 10, standing by. Bro: Blue 7, standing by. Hornsly: Blue 3, standing by. BDay: Blue 6, standing by. Freezy: Blue 9, standing by. Greaser: Blue 2, standing by. Eyy! Rookie: Blue 5, standing by.
This is one of the many things missing from the new Movies. Missing lines like this made the Rebels seem unprofessional and a joke. It's a lack of attention to detail by the writers
@@kaihedgie1747 It's called writing style The original Trilogy and Rogue One are written in the style of an old war movie, while the newer movies are written like a Marvel movie. You can tell the difference in tone and dialogue used. Lucas even spliced together footage from WW2 movies and bomber attacks to show the FX guys how he wanted the attack scenes against the Deathstar and against the tie fighters to look like. It's clear that's what he was taking inspiration from, that and old westerns, and pulp sci-fi films from the 30's like Buck Rogers. While in the sequel trilogy the fighter scenes felt more like a cookie cutter video game. The tone for a lot of the dialogue in the sequel trilogy feels like the characters are subconsciously thinking "OMG CHECK IT OUT I'M IN A STAR WARS MOVIE!" instead of "We're in terrible war and I don't know if we're going to get out of this" Filloni said it best, what makes Rogue One and Mando stand out with the fans is because they took inspiration from what inspired Lucas instead of being inspired by Star Wars and modern movies.
@@darkalman When was the last time you actually watched Rogue One and looked at this and the original trilogy side by side? Because it sounds way more like you mark Rogue One as the exception simply because it's set within the time frame of the original trilogy more than anything Yeah because the original trilogy never looked like a video game before. Ain't that right, Death Star Trench Run and Strike At the Core? Yeah no, not buying that for a second, given how possessive this fandom is.
"Lock S-Foils in attack position" - That's when you know shit's about to get real.
A-wings and Y-wings be like “bruh”
@@BlueUnicorn928 ...No, A-wing & Y-wings are always ready! :)
@@kenichi407 when TIEs lock S-Foils in attack possition
Roger Green Leader.
Well said
Love how Wedge moved his way up to Red Leader.
Then admiral
Red Two in A New Hope
Rogue Three in The Empire Strikes Back
Red Leader in Return Of The Jefi
Mainly because the original leader is KIA during the Battle of Yavin. And Luke became absent after Empire do with him training in Dagobah.
Well “red squadron” in the battle of endor was actually just rogue squadron with their name temporarily changed to red squadron for the battle to honour the original red squadron
Boss
These are my favorite lines in the whole saga
Not "Hello there"?
@@CT-7567- both are good
Mine too
@@CT-7567- oh not to worry, we are stil flying half a ship. And hello there
Lol me too. Lock s-foils in attack position. Defend the corvette
Most people probably did this when Squadrons came out.
Damn! Can’t believe I didn’t think of that
i know i did and still does it
I mean your characters automatically dew it but if you have friends who do that it must be pretty fun. (also tip, your character is always the first to report in so maybe keep your ears out for that if you want to know which number you are)
Can confirm
Guilty. 😅
The X-Wing pilot which appears on time index 0:38 is Wedge Antilles. He was played by Denis Lawson, uncle of Ewan McGregor, who played Obi-Wan Kenobi in the second trilogy.
Red Three "Biggs Darklighter standing by , Show me the Stone Needle?"
0:33
We know thx
@@Goat4459 well not everyone
Wedge is a legend
He's was also in The Battle Of Exegol in the Millennium Falcon turret
I just about lost it in the theater when Red and Gold Leaders checked in! This CGI stuff is amazing!
It’s not cgi they’ve upgraded the colour of the footage and sort of photoshopped old footage into the scene. But it is a great tie in to the original trilogy
I shouted 'OMG IT'S GOOOOLD LEADER" in the cinema. No one else seemed to get that reference tho
Same it makes me unreasonably excited seeing theme
Actually its unused/reused Footage and Lines from A New Hope
And the guy who played Gold Leader also recorded some new Lines for the Movie
Don't forget poor Red Five (asian Porkins) destined to die so Luke can take his place
I love these scenes. There is such gravitas, everyone is trying to stay calm and focused against what is almost certain death. No bravado, just professional.
Red Leader and Gold Leader were my favorite cameos in Rogue One!
Rogue One:
Blue Leader: General Antoc Merrick
Gold Leader: Captain Jon "Dutch" Vander
Red Leader: Commander Garven "Dave" Dreis
A New Hope:
Red 10: Theron Nett
Red 7: Elyhek Rue(Legends) Cadet Harb Binli(Canon)
Red 3: Captain Biggs Darklighter
Red 6: Lieutenant Jek Tono Porkins
Red 9: Lieutenant Nozzo Naytaan
Red 2: Lieutenant Wedge Antilles
Red 11: Lieutenant Wenton Chan(Legends) Major Ralo Surrel(Canon)
Red 5: Luke Skywalker
Return Of The Jedi:
Red Leader: Commander Wedge Antilles
Gray Leader: Colonel Horton Salm(With Kin Kian as his Gunner(Legends))
Green Leader: Commander Arvel Crynyd
Not shown in Rogue One:
Green Leader
Gray Leader(Possibly)
Not shown in A New Hope:
Red 4: John D. Branon
Red 8: Bren Quersey(Legends) Lieutenant Zal Dinnes(Canon)
Red 12: Captain Puck Naeco
Gold 2: Dex Tiree
Gold 3: Ryle Torsyn(Legends) Lieutenant Evaan Verlaine(Canon)
Gold 4: Lieutenant Lepira
Gold 5: Davish "Pops" Krail
Gold 6: Hol Okand
Gold 7: Captain Keyan "Lucky" Farlander(Legends) Gazdo Woolcob(Canon)
Gold 8: Ryle Torsyn(Probably)(Canon)
Blue 2(Legends): Commander Ru Murleen
Blue 3(Legends): "Rookie One"
Blue 4(Legends): Thurlow Harris
Green 2-12(Probably)(Legends) 2-10(Canon)
Grey Leader(Legends): X2
Unknown: Commander Hamo Blastwell(Legends)
Unknown: Commander Jake Farrell(Legends)
Unknown: Captain Ernek Marskan(Legends)
[Unknown] 5: Talos Merkin
Unknown: Captain Samuel "Sam" Raider(Legends)
Unknown: Doyle Skims(Legends)(Possibly Gold 8)
Grey [Unknown]: Shara
damn admiral raddus looks badass with that sliding chair
Red and Gold Leader popping up in Rogue One was probably my biggest nerd out moment of that movie.
That and Grand Moff Tarkin saying "you may fire when ready"
When they say those wonderful words, you KNOW it’s go time
Man after playing far too many hours of EaW, hearing the death star assault music all i can think is "loading"
yes
The music from Return of the Jedi is incredible.
I just love the detail of the R5 looking around in the Rogue One scene.
The visual effects of the first trilogy were no doubt waaayy ahead of their time, specially concerning the starships. Even today, they are still impressive. And for some reason I can't explain, they are better than many CGI effects.
Practical is always better with few expectation
It's because of the lighting, I'm sure of it. In the Original Trilogy, the light bouncing off of an actual, physical object against a dark background gives a subtle feeling like the X-wing is actually in the cold void of space with no atmospheric conditions to interfere with the harsh rays of the nearest star. The way the light behaves in the CGI environments of the Prequel and Sequel trilogies just doesn't capture that vital element (though I think Rogue One got very close to it).
@@were-owlinwisconsin4441 Yes, I think you are right. Althoguh I can't remember the visual effects involving the starship in the prequel triglogy very clearly.
kubrick's space odyssey paved the way for the space movies, and it's very impressive how good his ships look for being 1968, and the first SW movie came out in 1977,
he based his effects on real photography done in space and mimicked it very accurately, CGI could do it perfectly as well but i think the problem is the artists are using the old movies as reference instead of using real space photography, and most of the subtleties of space lighting are missed
Just love love love this.
“They’re heading for the medical frigate.”
Fun Fact: red leader actor (Denis lawson) is Ewan McGregors uncle
You missed the ones from the prequels.
"Fighters straight ahead."
"Roger bravo leader."
"Roger bravo leader."
And
"We're on you're tail general kenobi. Lock s-foils in attack position."
No one cares about the garbage prequels
@@MichaelM28 You've never been more wrong, Mike.
@@MichaelM28 lol Mike probably likes the trilogy with the Mary Sue and pink haired feminist
I love the original trilogy more than anything. But episode 1-3 were the one I saw as a kid in theaters and hold a big place in my heart. That stuff was legendary! 7-9 are the one no one cares about.
@@BiyondoBāsudeino one who hates the prequels likes the sequels
I yelled YES when this happened in Rogue One. Someone else in the cinema did a WOO!
This is the best part of any Star Wars movie. I am sad that in Episode 7, 8 and 9 we never heard these great words.
Just more proof those weren't real SW Films. Like sticking those alphabet refrigerator magnets, "L, A, M, B, O, R, G, H, I, N, I" on your mom's minivan and actually believing it changed what it was. Or, if you prefer the more common saying, 'putting lipstick on a pig'.
@@DeltaFoxtrotWhiskey3 You also didn't hear those words in the prequel movies or in a whole lot of other games and projects
@@kaihedgie1747 actually, clone pilot Odball says "set s-foils in attack position" in ROTS
@@DeltaFoxtrotWhiskey3 They are real Star Wars films no matter what you neckbeards say
@@MichaelM28 Whatever, lies don't make it true.
Ah yes... Green Leader, Arvel Crynyd. Without his sacrifice, the Executor would live to fight another day
The roll calls before the space battles were always the highlight for me.
When you hear this, you know that shtf is about to happen
I did appreciate Rogue One for including Red and Gold leaders...
"This is Gold Leader, standing by."
0:20 This sequence is cool, but as a Gen X-er, the original version of this (with the X-Wings in a single line, opening their S-foils in sequence) still feels even more exciting to me.
The assault on the first Death Star. One of the absolute highlights in ALL of Star Wars.
All squadron leaders report in:
This is Red leader standing by
This is Gray leader standing by
This is Green leader standing by
This is Blue leader standing by
This is Gold leader standing by
This is Mutant leader standing by
This is Fox leader (kong skull island) standing by
This is cheerleader standing by
This is rouge leader standing by
rogue*
Man, I miss Star Wars.
Then watch it?
@@cloudystorm7314 Sorry "Disney Wars" built for a CCP audience doesn't cut it.
@@sgtbilkothe3rd huh what?
@@cloudystorm7314 Modern flicks helmed by Disney. They are geared for a non US audience now. Bleh says I.
@@sgtbilkothe3rd I don’t know about that. I think they were aimed for everyone
They had really mastered this scene by ROTJ. There's something singularly powerful about a bunch of serious military folks following an established protocol to prepare for battle.
I loved to play X-Wing / T.I.E Fighter Xwing Vs TIE Fighter ages ago... now i remember why
A good reminder of how under-selling the drama can raise the tension. No dramatics, no bravado, and they know as well as we do they're almost certainly about to die. We generally only see them lose their cool when their starship is literally disintegrating around them, and I'm just going to call that good cinema. But where are these scenes in the prequels? In the sequels? In anything other than TOS and Rogue One?
All wing report in:
Red 10 standing by
Red 3 standing by
Red 6 standing by
Red 2 standing by
Red 5 standing by
Dc’s Red hood standing by
Little red riding hood standing by
Red crew mate standing by
Red impostor standing by
Ellis Boyd Redding (red) standing by
Redeye (clone from the clone wars show) standing by
Red wing (falcon’s pet) standing by
Red sparrow standing by
Red queen standing by
Red raven standing by
Omega red standing by
Red bird standing by
Red dawn standing by
Captain red beard standing by
Little red devil standing by
Red state standing by
Deep red standing by
Red eagle standing by
Red Sun standing by
Red moon standing by
Red turtle standing by
Clifford the big Red dog standing by
Red drill sergeant standing by
Huck finn red-hand standing by
dREDscott standing by
fREDdy krewger standing by
pREDator standing by
Red Rover, Red Rover standing by
Red Octuber standing by.
Red Dead Redemption standing by.
Red Skelton standing by
Red dwarf standing by
I love how they got Angus MacInnes, the OG actor of Gold Leader, to record new lines for R1.
I think those are scavenged from the shots that never made into the ANH Battle of Yavin final cut.
@@sonickunckle The shots, yes. But some of the audio was newly recorded for this film.
“This is poopoop2 standing by”
This is monkey 4 ready to ooga some boogas 😂
Episode 3:
Oddball: Set S-Foils in attack position.
I like skating with my friends, and when we start, we always report us as "Red (no.) Standing by"
I'm red 3 if you wantrd to know
What about in ROTS when Oddball said it?
It’s not actually Oddball, it’s the clone behind him and they say ‘Set’ instead of ‘Lock’.
@@Xuren17 splitting hairs, man
Working at FedEx as a driver right before the bay doors opened was like:
Didn't remember until watching this that Wedge became Red Leader by attrition (and Luke not being part of the attack)...
Even if Luke was there, he'd be Rogue Leader
That's why in most of Rogue Squadron you actually play as Wedge, except for the Battle of Yavin to give the player the big moment.
I love these scenes.
good ol' wedge, he never fails. but why to the b-wings always get blown away so easily?
Beats the hell out of me buddy... Those blessed things are supposed to be able to nail Capital ships.
DD: Chubby Bunny
Also DD: BlËŷrûkôaæ
Anyone know the logic of the pilots reporting in, in an apparently random order? My guess it's just people reporting in as they are ready to do so, but I would have thought that meant the chance of them talking over each other was increased. Reporting in, in numerical order would have made more sense to me.
A-wings...Do I mean nothing to you?
"Green Leader standing by!"
If your A-Wing has S-Foils to lock down, next time don't buy from Wish
"Alderaan Pink Leader standing by, Lets show them how real girls do it!"
"Where the heck did that one come from?" Pink Wing? Seriously? 🤣
@@druunderwood5602 Copy, Stray Dog
1:04 Wasn't there a Yellow Leader (I believe leader of the Y wings).
God bless everyone.
No, it was Gold
@@nursestoyland No, Gold is the Millenium Falcon. I thought the Y wings leader was Yellow.
God bless you.
Wedge was Imperial TIE Fighter, Phoenix Squadron, Red Squadron, New Republic Fighter, and the Resistance.
Sadly Blue squadron got demolished in Rogue One.
R.I.P Blue Squadron.
Never forget Blue Squadron
yea to the point they didn't even bother rebuilding it and replace them with Grey and Green squadron in ROTJ.
When I was a kid and saw this the first time it was cute that the fat guy was "Porkins"
My favorite! Look at the size of that thing!
Cut the chatter, Red Two!
Redd Foxx standing by!
"Redd Foxx standing by, you big dummy!"
* ship gets hit *
"Elizabeth, I'm coming home!"
Red Buttons standing by...Red Foxx standing by
Big red standing by,
Red October standing.
Helen Reddy, standing by.
Simply red standing by
Red October standing by.
Her: lock s foils into attack positions
Me: 💦
The battle of coruscant wasn't in here
Did we ever find out what S-foils are? I know the popular theory is that the S stands for Solar but I think it might actually stand for Shield.
TR Planetside 2 Alpha Squad Platoon 2 Standing by
"RED SIX" (Porkins) later became a lawyer in Indiana Jones....
TOP MEN...
Now come on boys let’s go blow that Death Star up,use the force Luke.
rogue one best
Red Bull standing by
Red Fox, standing by!!!!
So in Jedi, Red Squadron is the X Wings. What ships are under Gray and Green. I think Gray was the Y Wing and Green was the A Wing. And if that's the case what color squadron was the B Wing under?
Blue squadron
@@KUNYSZZ I thought blue squadron were eliminated in rogue one.
@@Starwarsfan1253 no it suffered heavy losses during the battle of scarif to where it couldn't participate in the battle of yavin
simply red standing by
You forgot that clone in the battle over coruscant
🥱
Wedge with the plot armor
Green leader was a badass, need a spinoff
I actually did this in the Heavy Command Cruiser mission in Ace Combat 6
Porkus standing by 😂
Love the concept of a space insurgency.
Red Reverse standing by
Forgot one in revenge of the sith Arc 170 star fighter sled by clone pilot Oddball
This is Monke 4, ready to ooga some boogas
Love it 👩🚀🚀
Lock S-Foils In Attack Position!
Honey do you think we should roll up the windows it seems dangerous
Why are they called S-foils? It’s an X-wing!
starwars.fandom.com/wiki/S-foils/Legends
Red fox standing by
Me: Red 12 standing by
I'm Red 149
You know that the show is really starting to get hairy when your ordered to ' lock S-foils in attack positions '
0:01 Rogue One A Star Wars Story
Red Dead Redemption standing by
Use your dead eye Jack.
Cool!!!
All Squadron leaders report in
when you realize all the space battles in the Disney sequels are nothing compared to what is shown in the prequels or original trilogy. what a waste. I wanted to see the New Republic Fleet fight the First Order with capital ships but no
All call sings check in. (Yep. I'm pulling from every franchise I know)
This is Alpha 1, peregrine wings ready to engage.
Feel bad for red 11. No screen time
Can't think of this great moment without thinking of it being mocked on Family Guy. In fact, allow me to mash it up;
Red Leader: All wings report in.
Red 10: Red 10 standing by.
Red 7: Red 7 standing by.
Red 3: Red 3 standing by.
Red 6: Red 6 standing by.
Red 9: Red 9 standing by.
Red 2: Red 2 standing by.
Red 11: Red 11 standing by.
Luke: Red 5 standing by.
Red Buttons: Red Buttons standing by.
Redd Foxx: Red Foxx standin' by.
Big Red Gum: Big Red standing by.
Sean Connery: Red October standing by.
Helen Reddy: Helen Reddy standing by.
Mick Hucknall: Simply Red standing by.
Maybe also mash it up with Among Us Logic: The Last Crewmate? In fact, allow me to mash it up;
Red Leader: All wings report in.
Red 10: Red 10 standing by.
Red 7: Red 7 standing by.
Red 3: Red 3 standing by.
Red 6: Red 6 standing by.
Red 9: Red 9 standing by.
Red 2: Red 2 standing by.
Red 11: Red 11 standing by.
Luke: Red 5 standing by.
Red Buttons: Red Buttons standing by.
Redd Foxx: Red Foxx standin' by.
Big Red Gum: Big Red standing by.
Sean Connery: Red October standing by.
Helen Reddy: Helen Reddy standing by.
Mick Hucknall: Simply Red standing by.
Blue: Blue 10, standing by.
Bro: Blue 7, standing by.
Hornsly: Blue 3, standing by.
BDay: Blue 6, standing by.
Freezy: Blue 9, standing by.
Greaser: Blue 2, standing by. Eyy!
Rookie: Blue 5, standing by.
0:29 girls going to a bathroom be like
9 months ago
Gg
Something like this needed to be in the sequels.
Poe damron was no leader
Poe was the best character in the sequels He was alright even in the last Jedi
He is the most competent person there
But the sequels still sucked
luck as falls in attack positions
me and the boys everytime we play csgo:
BUMBUM69, COMING IN HOT
0:41
Oh okay Rogue One, that's why it doesn't look like total garbage.
6>Rogue>4
This is one of the many things missing from the new Movies. Missing lines like this made the Rebels seem unprofessional and a joke. It's a lack of attention to detail by the writers
Rogue One is literally one of those new movies you're disparaging.
Assuming you actually watched them
@@kaihedgie1747 Rogue One really is the exception to the rule... It's the only one that feels like a proper Star Wars movie.
@@darkalman Based on what exactly? Because of some line you like?
@@kaihedgie1747 It's called writing style
The original Trilogy and Rogue One are written in the style of an old war movie, while the newer movies are written like a Marvel movie. You can tell the difference in tone and dialogue used.
Lucas even spliced together footage from WW2 movies and bomber attacks to show the FX guys how he wanted the attack scenes against the Deathstar and against the tie fighters to look like. It's clear that's what he was taking inspiration from, that and old westerns, and pulp sci-fi films from the 30's like Buck Rogers.
While in the sequel trilogy the fighter scenes felt more like a cookie cutter video game.
The tone for a lot of the dialogue in the sequel trilogy feels like the characters are subconsciously thinking "OMG CHECK IT OUT I'M IN A STAR WARS MOVIE!" instead of "We're in terrible war and I don't know if we're going to get out of this"
Filloni said it best, what makes Rogue One and Mando stand out with the fans is because they took inspiration from what inspired Lucas instead of being inspired by Star Wars and modern movies.
@@darkalman When was the last time you actually watched Rogue One and looked at this and the original trilogy side by side? Because it sounds way more like you mark Rogue One as the exception simply because it's set within the time frame of the original trilogy more than anything
Yeah because the original trilogy never looked like a video game before. Ain't that right, Death Star Trench Run and Strike At the Core?
Yeah no, not buying that for a second, given how possessive this fandom is.
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