Absurdly Obscure Star Wars Details

[@Steve_Hickman]

When you're _still_ able to find details from the films after 40+ years, it speaks to the insane level of creativity from the designers.

[@StefanScripca]

what details?... this video is useless, he's pushing mistakes made on set as cannon cause he ran out of ideas..

[@enisra_bowman]

@@StefanScripca oh Boy, the Salty Side is strong in you, but thanks for ruining Star Wars with that toxic behaviour

[@undead_corsair]

​@@StefanScripca How are any of these "mistakes"? (Other than maybe the human jawa) They're just interesting bits of insight on the production and small details from the films that are normally overlooked. What the heck do you expect from a video called "Absurdly Obscure Star Wars Details"?

[@markhenry9043]

@@StefanScripca, a detail is a detail, whether it was purposeful or otherwise. And the last thing anyone could ever say about EC Henry is “he’s run out of ideas.” Peace. 😊

[@ItsAnIsaac]

@@StefanScripca it’s fun Stefan. We’re having fun here analyzing the series we all love coming up with speculations to flesh out the universe regardless of any other story telling that may or may not have addressed this.

[@redleaderantilles1263]

The existence of children in the background of Cloud City drives home why Lando did what he did. he is responsible for all of these people, including school children. He didn't hand Han over to save his own skin, but all of these innocent lives.

[@Kolonol1]

He wanted to keep Anakin out of there because of his history....you know...the youngling deal...

[@valley_robot]

We knew that even back in the day

[@BugRib]

@Kolonol1 - 😂

[@samboi123]

He wasn’t lying when he said he’d gone legit

[@FalkyRocket2222]

​@@valley_robot yeah well i guess some people didnt get it somehow

[@chrisj2848]

The Lambda shuttle triple navigation light blink as it leaves the Star Destroyer could be a "form on me" signal to the TIE fighter escorts. Many real world military aircraft have some form of formation specific lighting. Great Video

[@elibalin]

I was thinking "Stay clear, wings in motion."

[@nekophht]

@@elibalin Possibly more "Stay clear, wings opening." And then the lights going solid would be "Stay clear, wings closing." Unless we want to say that they have different light patterns for space vs atmospheric operation. ...I wonder what the light pattern was for the shuttles landing on DS2?

[@elibalin]

​@@nekophht There only needs to be one mode either way. The closest real-world analogue seems to be aircraft anti-collision strobes.

[@I3endoubles]

The triple light blink could also be about tractor beam release and transition to free flight

[@Arashmickey]

Unjammable automated visual communication?

[@SirYohan]

"and I hope at least one thing was new to you".... HECK. Literally the entire video was new stuff to me. The level of insanely detailed and obscure knowledge required to make something like this goes WELL beyond "encyclopedic"... I don't even know what it should be called.

[@juice8762]

Yeah the lambda shuttle I never ever thought it really had lights until this video

[@mike.94]

Bizzare lore?

[@streamofconsciousness5826]

Crazy comes to mind, thought that is a broad generalization, maybe a harmless eccentric & specifice obsessiveness disorder. It's entertaining and it always amazes me at how I thought I was into something and then this guy comes along and shows I have a passing interest and a amature level of knowledge on the topic at best.

[@DavidPlass]

Same

[@whiskeyvictor5703]

A published book on these wonderful nuggets of trivia would sell quite well.

[@Itsatrap327]

This is peak star wars content right here. Hope we get another one of these soon.

[@creepycraiyons3519]

All EC Henry is canon as far as I’m concerned

[@Akgn_]

Prequels would be really interesting

[@Balthazar2242]

super cool to think about how "canon" it is that Luke switched out his helmet for an imperceptibly different helmet off screen.

[@fakenuke7487]

This is more of a retroactive detail more than anything, but, Jyn Erso's theme shows up in A New Hope and it plays when Luke says he can't get involved, and then it shows up again at the end of Return of the Jedi right as the celebration song begins. I guess its possible Michael Giaccino took inspiration from these little bits from each soundtrack and retroactively made it into Jyn's theme. I like this detail as it feels like a reminder of what the Rogue One crew died for, after all, the official name for that leitmotif is: Jyn Erso & Hope Suite.

[@FilmScoreMedia]

This is a classic melody called Dies Irae which has been use by composers (including John Williams quite often) since at least the thirteenth century. Giacchino purposely utilized it throughout Rogue One as a reference to it's frequent use in A New Hope, and to represent the inevitable sacrifice of the protagonists. It's commonly used in classical music and film scores, and throughout the entire Star Wars saga, to represent tragedy or death in general. You can read more about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dies_irae In fact, originally it was used to underscore the Binary Sunset scene, before it was rewritten to incorporate what is now known as the "Force theme": kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKmUapKLraySj6M

[@mertz7305]

Odds are good. The timeframe of R1 was so close to ANH he sampled it heavily to have continuity. Course the fact that he only had like a month to build the soundtrack probably necessitated that. Whether it did or not, he knocked it out of the friggin park.

[@Kolonol1]

@@mertz7305 at least someone tried to do something with continuity...lol

[@KaiserMattTygore927]

That's a cool detail, definitely have to watch the films again to notice that.

[@George-de6hd]

Looks like an extra was smoking a cigarette highly doubt that’s supposed to be a death stick …this is mostly him finding little things and putting his own context he made up to it. Same with Luke’s helmet sorry bro but that’s a continuity error plain and simple not the whole back story he made up that it was malfunctioning and Luke switch it out for another one….and that’s cool he wants to think these things just for fun but he’s presenting a lot of it like this is verified fact not just his opinion

[@daschwah]

I’m not surprised that it’s EC Henry who’s managed to make the only Star Wars “obscure details” video on KZbin actually delivers on the title. I’m ancient enough to have seen the OT in theaters, and I didn’t know ANY of these. Keep ‘em coming, please.

[@communistwookiee4727]

Dude, I just want to say how much I appreciate your kind of Star Wars content. Too much of the conversation around the franchise is overly negative and dramatic or purely unoriginal. You have found so many interesting things and you put so much effort into your content and it shows. Thanks for your videos.

[@ethanmichaelcrane934]

It's because the franchise has been mediocre since 1999.

[@ethanmichaelcrane934]

It's the truth, though. Sometimes the truth hurts.

[@ArchieBoldster]

Dear Henry, when I kind of fed up with Star Wars, I just have to watch one of your videos and BAM! thanks to the excitement omnipresent in your videos rekindles my love for Star Wars. THANK YOU!

[@guillermom.herrera4902]

I think you put too much sugar in your coffee this morning... But it is always necessary to be grateful for noticing these hidden gems among so much gold as there is in this galactic saga. Thanks for these data!

[@dannyh13100]

I always thought it looked like Wedge closed his S-Foils, but was never sure.

[@truegamers5010]

8:15 This could mean that the vertical spire of the Nebulon B is modular, and the version of the ship we typically see is actually far heavier and larger than the standard design.

[@josiahdavies1381]

Funny enough, EC Henry's concept for the Imperial Nebulon A would match this "spineless" design very well...

[@Transilvanian90]

There are also the Nebulon B2 Frigates in some games, with a twin V-shaped spire.

[@BG-yz7hh]

I dont remember what book i read it in but the big spires are basically mobile stations like medical facilities

[@kelvington4182]

Have you ever noticed this? In A New Hope, during the computer generated presentation showing how to bomb the Deathstar in the simulation, the "glider" is dropping a bomb, NOT firing a torpedo like you see in the end of the film. Which makes the line, "Negative, it impacted on the surface" make much more sense.

[@TrevorAWilliams]

Great point! Maybe Y-Wings were going to drop bombs?

[@matthewinterlantejr.9297]

Still don't understand how the proton torpedo went into that exhaust port after a 90 degree turn

[@danroberts007]

Wow. This was pure gold. Please do these for the prequel trilogy as well. Eagle-eyed EC Henry!

[@patrickmaybe2197]

I feel like the prequels have a lot less of these minor prop details when everything is digital there's a lot less of a human touch to everything in the world. You're not gonna find an old radio sticker on a clone trooper helmet :/

[@LilacSreya]

You won’t find stickers on a helmet of stormtroopers either. Why isn’t OT bashed? Nothing on all identical Ewoks too. Prequels are filled with details in their showing of alien cultures. It’s just your psychological bias where puppets, matte paintings, random clutter = real; cgi = fake.

[@MaryBrownIsTheBlairWitch]

​@patrick maybe Only, not everything is digital, particularly in The Phantom Menace, which has more in-camera FX work than the OT combined.

[@DIABOLIK_MODEL_WORKS]

Wow. A “Things You Missed In Movie X” video with actual things I missed. You’re awesome.

[@ivistheterrible5872]

Usually when I watch one of these "ten things you didn't notice in Star Wars" I usually know almost 90% of the stuff. This video was 100% things I had never noticed, and I LOVE IT. Your analysis style is very unique, would love more like this

[@dixonsimpkins905]

I remember that bit with the x-wing folding its wings flying through the tunnel! A neat and subtle detail. I'm sure that, if the movie were made today, there would be some useless bit of dialog with Wedge explaining that its a tight fit and to close his S-foils.

[@mertz7305]

Beat me to it.

[@curtisharvey2330]

Didn't Poe perform a similar maneuver when he flew inside Starkiller Base? Without any fanfare?

[@dixonsimpkins905]

@@curtisharvey2330 maybe... I've only watched it a couple of times

[@apeman505]

Freaking amazing video! I LOVE little details like this! Like when the Millennium Falcon flies into the Exogorth's mouth the headlights come on, it makes the whole universe feel so alive! I'll never watch the OT the same way again! :)

[@obrysii]

This reminds me of the old Star Wars Technical Commentaries page. I love it.

[@BlakeRyanFilm]

Can’t tell you how much I love these breakdowns with real-world and in-universe explanations. So fun.

[@andyb1653]

I like to imagine that at least a few of these were the result of technical/budget limitations, and weren't intentional at all. "Yes George, we got the shuttle prop done but the lights act weird when you move the wings"

[@davydatwood3158]

The human on the sandcrawler fits that category - he's not an actor, he's an f/x tech trying desparately to not be noticed as he scrambles to keep the droid props working - especially the radio controlled Artoo body that hadn't had enough development time to be fully reliable and then got damaged on the flight to Tunisia.

[@dungeonsanddobbers2683]

@@davydatwood3158 Yeah, the "human Jawa" is 100% just a techie trying their best not to ruin a shot. The helmets are just props being reused for budget reasons, Luke's helmet changing _is_ a continuity error, etc. Star Wars fans just _really_ like going out of their way to explain common filmmaking fumbles as somehow being an intentional piece of genius on the part of Lucas/Disney.

[@demi-femme4821]

"Ehh, keep it. It looks good."

[@grindingbricks]

Make as many of these obscure details video as you wish, love this stuff!

[@wolfybuilder]

This is some of the best content I've seen on all of KZbin. Your ability to find find the smallest, most insignificant details, and make a captivating 10 minute long video about them never ceases to amaze me!

[@andycopeland7051]

I too deeply enjoy protocol and procedure in these films. Love imagining everyday life in the universe

[@philm7758]

I love this content, thanks for your hard work!

[@MoviesRemastered]

This is incredible content. I've been watching this for over 40 years and still finding new details. Amazing!!

[@catfish552]

Heck yes, I want to see more! The title of this video is exactly why I come to this channel.

[@radishdalek]

Love to see more episodes like this - also the exhaust port reuse blew my mind

[@digitalshadow1235]

That was wonderful. Thanks for sharing these details! I'm so fascinated and mystified by star wars and the feeling it evoked especially in the Lucas films. These little details help in the constant unraveling of that magic.

[@JImboBannannaSlice]

Wow finally a star wars video that isn’t just clickbait bs! Actually learned something new.

[@Iron_Blood_Enjoyer1933]

Episode 1 still has some things I didn't know. Take when the crew arrive on Tatooine as an example, in the background there's a Gozanti-Class cruiser flying behind the main cast as they walk into Mos Espa. The Gozanti's, plus others like the Tecora-Class freighter, would become more common place as a simple background ship during the Clone Wars. Hell, even the Separatists had a few dozen of them during the first episode of the D-Squad Arc of season 5.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

So they are also part of Legends then?

[@Iron_Blood_Enjoyer1933]

@@michaelandreipalon359 Yes.

[@Mandalor98]

ECHenry deserves so many more followers

[@michaelcoe5628]

Threw my backing ($25) into the kickstarter. Looking forward to the results. Great content as always, EC.

[@InertiaCreeps]

4:56 civilian on the far right *definitely* has a full sized electric ice cream maker tucked under his arm. Humorously, this was a cutting edge piece of kitchen tech back in the 70’s!

[@ghiggs8389]

I think the Jawa one is simply they didn't have enough small extras so they had a normal sized adult squat down and act like one and his arm slipped out the sleeve too far. The original "blue jeans guy".

[@RPRsChannel]

I _think_ I am accurate on this: *_The knitted scarf was a gift to the extra from his grandmother the day before shooting._* *_I could ask someone who could ask someone, as I believe this Norwegian extra has mentioned this._*

[@mikey92362]

The Ewok/Ben Hur horns play two separate tones that are a perfect fifth apart. The opening notes to the John Williams Star Wars theme are also a perfect fifth (after the perfect fourth). Listen to the Bill Murray version and you can hear the interval when he sings the words "Star Wars"

[@jackhilton8921]

Henry STAYS as the No. 1 best sci fi easter egg hunter ever

[@mentilly_all]

what about real life tho? any easter eggs?.. are you sure?

[@Arashmickey]

In the first appearance of the Executor in TESB, the Tie Fighters appear to be doing all sorts of wild and dangerous maneuvers, flying way to close to each other in a random or chaotic manner. I always found that strange. In ROTJ during Darth Vader and then the Emperor's arrivals at the second Death Star, the Tie Fighters are staying in formation and following orderly flight paths.

[@totalnerd5674]

The pilots had too many Deathsticks...

[@Arashmickey]

@@totalnerd5674 During the period in between TESB and ROTJ, the pilots went home and rethought their lives.

[@vanguard6498]

They were told to fly and look cool because the imperial March was playing

[@aygwm]

Just fly casual.

[@acloserlook5823]

Weren't they trying to catch han solo?

[@Greg_M1]

Love it! Thanks. You immediately caught my attention when you mentioned doing frame-by-frame analysis of the films. I do the same thing, and often. Of course, you need a video player that'll allow that, but there is SO MUCH to learn and notice when you do that. Thanks again.

[@RPRsChannel]

*_The podrace in The Phantom Menace seems to be a copy of a car race in "Flåklypa Grand Prix"(1975), a Norwegian mixed-animation movie._* *_English name is "The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix"._*

[@cloudy4days735]

I love that when you study the old films you just find more and more details that enhance the experience.

[@millenniumf1138]

The Luke helmet thing and reversed Hoth shot were totally new to me! Mind-blowing indeed! I really hope you do more videos like this!

[@TheGreg6466]

love these, great work, Mr Henry.

[@euansmith3699]

Judah Ben-Hur, "I'll Try Spinning, That's A Good Trick!"

[@brickcats]

The starfighter sequence in the Battle of Yavin also has a lot of continuity errors, specifically with the X-Wing Luke is flying. The X-Wing he hops into in the Yavin hangar has a solid red stripe on the side, but in battle he is flying an X-Wing with a broken stripe as well as two wing stripes (Red 2) or five wing stripes (Red 5). The canopy color (your escape pod) also varies from light blue to gray. What makes the X-Wing inconsistency really interesting to me is that a lot of the scenes were added in the special edition, and someone I guess decided NOT to make the markings match the original versions. They also re-used the "fly-by" 2-second clip in the trench like 4 times in quick succession towards the end when it's Luke versus the TIE fighters.

[@lopaka76]

You level of attention noticing geekdom is highly appreciated by a fellow geek who loves the minute details to add an extra touch of realism to sci-fi/sci- fa. Great job again.

[@DeadAbeVigoda]

I never noticed that when you see Luke's torpedoes go down the exhaust port you can see 1:34 where the previous missed shot impacted up and to the left of it.

[@AccelEng]

Holy-- you're actually right! Thanks for drawing attention to this!

[@stormtrooper74]

Another fun fact about Jedi: the animal Chewie goes after on Endor is literally just the rear end of a white tailed deer with eyes glued on the hide.

[@doglover334]

When the pilots on Yavin are getting into their ships, they’re all wearing a helmet with 2 blue alliance starbirds, and almost no other detail (like Dak’s helmet in ESB), but during the battle, no pilot shown is wearing that helmet

[@TKnightcrawler]

All of this stuff is new to me. The Nebulon-B thing actually fits in perfectly with my headcanon, where the ship is very modular. I really hope that your Kickstarter is successful. I've already put in, but there's still a long way to go. Best of luck!

[@DavidRLentz]

As a serious SF/ high fantasy nerd, I love such in-depth details! As one with photosensitive eyes and poor vision, I deeply appreciate you for your efforts and your diligence.

[@BugRib]

Wow, amazing stuff! Glad I came across your channel! 👍

[@doc_sav]

I can't believe I never noticed Wedge closing those s-foils.

[@andregordon2599]

We are giving ILM and the incredible SW production crew the flowers they deserve

[@dixonsimpkins905]

It wasn't mentioned in this video here (maybe it's been covered in an earlier video or so obvious it's not worth mentioning) but the full scale starfighters in the Yavin hanger look alot cleaner and with nicer paint than the miniatures used during the battle itself. In the hangar, Luke's X-wing looks practically brand new!

[@mertz7305]

I always thought that was unusual that they gave the new kid a pristine ship. Then Rogue One came out and Red 5 was destroyed at Scarif. Checks out.

[@Kolonol1]

@@mertz7305 wtf? Red 5 wasn't destroyed at Scarif....Luke wasn't meant to be Red 5 at all but Rogue 3 changed and when that happened they put him in as 5. Red 2, Wedge...wanted him as Rogue 3 originally, which is funny because on the death star run, the squadron XO took commands from 5...everyone knew Luke was in command and everyone knew he was the only one who had a chance at succeeding. The real answer to why the ships looked old and battle worn in the battle is because of several things. #1 carbon scoring from 2/3 of the battle that we never got to see...we never got to see Red squadron and Gold Squadron intercept 2 star destroyers and wipe out a huge portion of their fighter compliment while disabling a 3rd star destroyer before it could launch. We never got to see the actual approach to the death star where they had to drop through 2 or 3 waves of fighters. The death star launched a few hundred foghters at them. In reality less than 9 fighters actually made it to the trench itself and only 3 pulled away. 2 X-wings and a Y-wing. Luke Skywalker, Wedge Antilles, and Keyan Farlander in the Y-wing... Disney tried to change the name...but the problem is, the arabesh spells out "Farlander" so nice try Disney but nope!!

[@mertz7305]

@@Kolonol1 You sound like you have some information I don't. Who was Pedrin Gaul?

[@Kolonol1]

@@mertz7305 he was red 5 in Disney wars... which Creates a continuity error...

[@mertz7305]

@@Kolonol1 Gotcha. I rule out a lot of Disney, but my head cannon wants to wedge R1 in there. Its just too good a movie to discount.

[@meepmeep8035]

This was an awesome watch, thanks for really diving deep into the lore of this beloved franchise I would love to see more!

[@jordansean18]

I always loved the star wars card games, where they would make cards out of EVERYTHING and throw in extra lore about all the things

[@peteramirez2158]

Thank you for doing this! Because I would never spend my time I actually going through a movie it’s tedious at you, I have certainly missed a whole lot! And when your duties it breaks it down for me, thank you! Good work

[@thesteveruss]

Wow. Great video. Never noticed the most of this. My favorite detail are the IG "heads" in the cantina.

[@wheelsofchaoticdoom8946]

Which are, apparently, parts from the internal workings of jet fighter engines!!.

[@Hello-bi1pm]

He really said no droids

[@TheHamno]

This was awesome, I love these little details. I'd enjoy another couple of videos like this!

[@uncardedreviews9721]

0:45 the human that appeared with the Jawas was none other than Peli Motto from the Mandalorian 😅👍 #Confirmed

[@matthewwheatley]

I would love a 8 movie (6+Rogue+Solo) non-directors Commentary from you on Star Wars

[@Gabiman66]

PLEASE... I BEG YOU, MORE OF THESE i simply love your videos

[@sidgartha8123]

I’m convinced I have dementia and your me. This is how I watch Star Wars. Love this

[@killerhertzmercedes]

What about all the bedding & pillows on the top shelf inside the falcon when Luke is training? 😂

[@narvaliuscore9094]

Han proving that he is the best pilot in the galaxy by being one of the few that does use the turn signals xd

[@itsagirraffe4694]

This videos was awesome! I’d love to see more videos covering the numerous small and seemingly unnoticeable details. I literally didn’t notice any of the details you discussed.

[@RealScottPowers]

The "human Jawa" was behind R2 to help with the 3rd leg deployment, as they were having lots of troubles on that day with the droids.

[@apachehelicopterah64]

More, more, MORE details and trivia!!!! THANK YOU EC!!!

[@ilikepigeons6101]

7:56 seeing this makes me realise your profile pic is the combination of the letters C, E and H in your username too

[@jedimasterpickle3]

Everything in all of your videos is new to me. Never noticed any of these details and that's why I love these videos.

[@crispy_338]

I could watch hours of this. Please keep it up.

[@timothynoll4886]

More of these, yes!!!! This was fascinating! Props man!

[@klatuk4u1]

Henry, your vids are always awesome. Well done!

[@Sabacc]

Love it! Hope you make more on the OT and the PT. I knew maybe half of what’s here, and usually chalk it up to non-narrative reasons, but this video was well thought through and presented.

[@GuntherRommel]

I think it's criminal that you have less than a million subs. Great video as always.

[@justinshabtai]

This video really put a smile on my face. You're incredible!

[@matthewhumcke3182]

7:20 when i went to the Stsr Wars Magic Of Myth exhibit in 1998, I learned that some text is upside down Hebrew (such as the text on darth vader's chest piece) so maybe this text is too? also, Luke's alternative helmet in ANH could have been a training helmet. Although not canon, the 1981 Star Wars Radio Drama has Luke going through a training simulation when he arrives on Yavin IV. Maybe he came out with the old one and was swapped out with his pilot helmet between scenes 😊

[@mattresbert]

48 and loads of these are new to me❤ Brilliant

[@zorkindustries]

Speaking of nebulon-b variants, there's one more in the same shot with the "CR-110" corvette. Clearly it's just supposed to be an another nebulon-b, but it IS a different miniature, with slightly different proportions, some additional fins and whatnot. I've been playing around with making a reconstruction of it for a few years but can't seem to make sense of it, so I guess not. No doubt you already knew about it but still.

[@AfterimagedKid]

Never will I stop loving your videos!!

[@mikeygduv]

I'd like to think I've been a fairly big Star Wars fan my whole life (30+ years) And I did not notice any of these prior to this video. You rock!

[@avalonmandrake3989]

Absolutely, i would *love* to see more of these videos, i’m crazy about small details like these!

[@davydatwood3158]

Pretty sure the "death stick" in New Hope was just the actor having a smoke and no-one caring because it's a bar scene shot in the 1970s. :) I do love your justification for the F/X tech in the droid sale shot, though. I mean, on the Doylist level it's clear we're not supposed to notice him, he's just trying to fade into the background while he keeps the props functioning, but he's also clearly *there*. I'd have to rewatch the episode, but I'm also pretty sure that Mandalorian established that the inside of the Sandcrawlers is Jawa-scaled (despite WEG's unconsciously-colonialist story of the sandcrawlers being abandoned mining equipment). So now I'm imagining some human who gets adopted by the Jawas fairly young and as he grows up gets so used to just crawling around inside the corridors of the Sandcrawler that even when he's outside he doesn't walk upright! Finally I'd never consciously noticed the nav lights on the X-Wing before in Jedi, so there was indeed a couple of new things here for me! Please do more of these. For me, the best part of your videos is when you point out the mistakes, oddities, and subtle details. I'm usually far less interested in the lore you make up than I am in what was actually in the movie, so this vid was perfect for my personal tastes.

[@hallahgray3190]

Yes, I’d love to see another detail. Look at Star Wars like this. Thank you.

[@hyfy-tr2jy]

Ice Cream makers are held in the highest of value in Cloud City 4:56

[@thedoctor4637]

Always enjoy the details you bring to light from Star Wars! God Bless!

[@TheCaseus]

Man this stuff is so interesting! Thank you for pointing out all these details! I should definitely rewatch these movies to see if I can find any of my own.

[@Thaumh]

Pretty sure that Human living with the Jawas was Peli Motto. Chronologically, that day at the Lars' was only a few years earlier, and it would explain how she got R5. She did say she dated a Jawa for a while.

[@TheBadger74]

Wow, thanks for these tidbits I hadn't noticed in 45 years! One thing I wondered was whether younger viewers got the in-joke of the strange sound Chewy makes when he swings from the trees in Endor, which the Wookies in ROTS also make as they swing- It's the call Johnny Weissmuller's vine-swinging Tarzan always used to announce himself in the old 1940's movies!

[@jorquesgalaxy]

YES! More videos like this would be amazing!! I'm so beyond supportive and excited about that 😆

[@staffy73]

This is an awesome vid man!! I love this kind of stuff and you pointed out things I’ve never noticed before which is saying a lot since I have been a huge SW fan since ‘77. This is my first time coming across your channel and you have earned a new subscriber my friend! Thank you for this amazing content sir! 🙏

[@MostBronzeChunner]

There's actually a link between Star Wars and Ben Hur. The original Storm Trooper boots were made by Anello & Davide, the same company that made the sandals in Ben Hur (also they were responsible for the icon "Beatles boots" as worn by The Beatles (obvs)).

[@OseronPhaer]

Wait, that Battle of Hoth bit...that explains so much about little details that confused me.

[@simonnaylor3536]

I’ve always particularly loved this he flashing lights on the shuttle ever since I was a kid as it reminded me of late night flights I’d taken with my family. The shuttle always felt so real. Such a cool design.

[@ElevenEvilExes]

awesome stuff! i could watch these for hours!

[@samm1926]

This was fantastic! I'd love to see more

[@Captain327]

Excellent details - many of them I never knew before. I hope you can do more like this and cover the prequels and sequels as well.

[@stephenlane5139]

I loved this video. Please make more. I really enjoyed tour videos on the forgotten ships. It built on to the universe.