*Meesa very happy* Star Wars Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace MOVIE REACTION (first time watching)

[@fkw1239]

Obi-Wan’s hanging braid is a Jedi tradition common to all Padawan Learners. When his master feels that he has reached proper maturity, he cuts the braid with his lightsaber, signifying that the student is now a full Jedi Knight. When fully dressed and in make-up, Natalie Portman and Keira Knightley resembled each other so much, that even Knightley’s mother Sharman Macdonald, who visited the set, had trouble identifying her very own daughter.

[@nathancruz9172]

I think they’re doppelgänger just as padme’s decoy looks exactly like her.

[@fredbasic1918]

They wear the braid until they pass the trials at which point they become a knight, that's when the braid is severed.

[@rinalsingh1258]

I still remember how much I enjoyed watching this film as a kid back in 1999. That lightsaber duel at the end with Duel of the Fates playing in the background gives me goosebumps every time. I'm also probably one of the very few who has no hatred for the Jar Jar Binks character. My mum and I find him hilarious.

[@ariachanson01]

I liked him too

[@minnesotajones261]

@@ariachanson01 And I do too!

[@nathancruz9172]

My family don’t like jar 🏺 jar 🫙 binks, unfortunately.

[@nathancruz9172]

@@ariachanson01as a kid, yes.

[@aspieanarchist5439]

Same. The way "fans" treated Ahmed Best,Jake Lloyd,Hayden Christensen,John Boyega,Daisy Ridley,Warwick Davis,Natalie Portman,Moses Ingram and Kelly Marie Tran just because they didn`t like their characters or imagine any nonwhite representation or portrayal of competent female characters at all must have some sinister "agenda" behind it was disgusting!

[@Billinois78]

I loved seeing you burst with joy at seeing R2 meet 3PO and when seeing Yoda and Mace Windu (Samuel L. Jackson) 🥰😁

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I at first thought that Anakin building a protocol droid for his mother was vaguely ludicrous -- after all, was she expecting to entertain foreign dignitaries or something? But then I realized that she did have a Jedi Master and the duly elected queen of Naboo in her house, and that she had a son who has prophetic dreams, so maybe it wasn't too far-fetched after all.

[@richommenicolas6165]

The Man who makes a droid and becomes later, a cyborg 😉

[@Japhd92]

ARIA!!!! Thanks GOD somebody else loves Jar Jar character. I loved your reaction when Sebulba's pod race is destroyed.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Oh, man. I used to work at a costume shop, shortly after this premiered in theaters. Those Anakin pod-racing helmets, Queen Amidala dresses (the red one with the lights at the bottom) and wigs, Darth Maul masks and Jar Jar Binks masks were all the rage for a couple of years.

[@dannyadams4765]

The Music playing during the big lightsaber fight is called Duel of the fates because this fight determines Anakin's fate

[@kmannyt1539]

I got the biggest smile when you were waiting for the captain to name the little Droid 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@jennysutton7409]

The one who plays the queen is Natalie Portman but her decoy was Kira Knightly and even thier own mothers had trouble telling them apart when on set which is funny. I love this movie and saw it when it first came out to the theaters.

[@NiteOfTheWorld]

I like the dark makeup. p.s. Don't worry about the pronunciation of Vader. I don't know what your first language is, but I know that the Hindi consonant व can function as both v and w sounds. So, it's easy to mix up the English v and w.

[@FreddieHg37]

Also in German

[@po5283]

Just wanted to encourage you to not skip over the animated series, in your Star Wars journey. Even if you just watch them off screen, they each contain some of the best Star Wars content, and provide almost all the lore, backstory, history, character development and character introductions, that are the basis for most of the live action series and really expands the Star Wars Universe. One word of warning, when watching The Clone Wars series, I highly recommend watching it in chronological order, as it jumps around a lot for the first few seasons and can get rather confusing. Thankfully there are a bunch of watch lists out there to guide you. The shows budget was rather tight to begin with, as the show was originally just a side project, meant to satisfy the fan base, while waiting on the sequels. But as it grew in popularity, they started pouring money into it, which allowed the creators to go back and finish off or expound on storylines they had to drop previously. You'll also notice that each season the graphics and animation continue to get better. If you are interested in doing reactions, you may want to consider only reacting to the larger multi episode story arcs and watching the rest off screen, or just reacting to several episodes per video. The last thing I'll mention, though it's quite a ways off, if you watch the animated series that is, to watch the 3 series in release order, Clone Wars, Rebels and then Bad Batch! As with the films, multiple scenes will hit different if you watch them chronologically vs release order.

[@ariachanson01]

Maybe not on camera but I will try not to skip anything

[@fishbone8703]

I skipped school to watch this the day it came out. My parents found out and they surprisingly understood

[@christopherwatters6813]

Great reaction video, Aria! I remember seeing The Phantom Menace at a midnight screening in 1999. It was absolutely electric in the theatre- someone even brought a beach ball. I'm glad you enjoyed the movie and I'm looking forward to seeing your reaction to Attack of The Clones and Revenge of the Sith.

[@majesticeagle191]

looking extra pretty with that eye shadow☺

[@mattkylie6723]

Aria 33:03 in a deleted scene from return of the Jedi, Luke visits old Ben Kenobi’s home in attempt to create a new lightsaber, and as Ben keeps the lightsaber belonging to his master Qui Gon, it’s the Green Krystal from its hilt Luke uses and creates his own, this is why in episode VI Luke’s lightsaber is Green.

[@kurbz31]

Yup, I agree with having some tissues ready for episode III, you will need them for sure, and that's all I'll say about that.

[@victornewmanforever]

Padme's decoy is actually played by Keira Knightley, who later became famous for Pirates of the Caribbean or Love Actually.

[@ariachanson01]

Whaattt. I haven't seen those movies but I do know Keira Knightley.

[@jeremyfrost2636]

4:50 Naboo is the planet, but it's also the name of the planet's human inhabitants. So THE Naboo refers to a race of people, while Naboo by itself refers to the world they share with the Gungans (Jar Jar's species). The Gungan underwater city is Otoh Gunga, but it's on the planet Naboo. 5:55 The first fish, with the long tongue, is an opee sea killer. The second one is a Sando Aqua monster. The one that shows up later is a colo claw fish. 10:10 If I remember correctly (I think it's stated in one of the books), yes Captain Panaka does know which one is the queen and which one is the decoy. 26:00 His name is Darth Maul. His master's name is Darth Sidious. 33:10 He's half the man he used to be.

[@myspiderungoliant]

To translate Jar Jar’s explanation why he was banished (boom the gasser the crashing the bosses heyblibber then banished): Jar Jar was working as a cook on Boss Nass’s personal watercraft (heyblibber) when he accidentally blew up a gas stove. The resulting explosion caused part of the watercraft to flood which led to it crashing. This wasn’t Jar Jar’s first major accident, but the Bosses decided it was his last and banished him.

[@mattkylie6723]

37:34 so Sidious believed the prophecy could be altered!! his ego and darkness blinded him to its reality!! as the ancient plan of Darth Bane was to infiltrate the galactic senate and from this position create a vortex that would effectively effect the whole galaxy (war) and give him necessary time to put into place a plan with which to eradicate the Jedi order and establish a new political system (Sith empire) with of course the use of possibly force sensitives i.e Jedi who would conflicted in some way, however Sidious never thought he would meet the chosen one.

[@alijaffery7735]

“I wish our planet was one big city.” Nooo way. I like having a lot of land and separation between the neighbors.

[@kaycosti3631]

Great reaction - thank you! Don’t you worry about the pronunciation … we all know what you’re saying … plus, it is something cute. Many people say Princess “Lya” … that is cute too. Anyway, I’m so glad you decided to continue this journey. Just keep watching and follow the story itself … all your questions will be answered. Looking forward to your next reaction. Salutations from Romania …

[@davewhitmore1958]

I actually like when you say "Darth Wader" (makes him sound like an evil fisherman :P )

[@Scorpion-Gamer82]

Great reaction Aria. Darth Maul wasn't a Jedi, he was just trained in light saber combat by his Master Darth Sidious (the guy in the hood).

[@ariachanson01]

Oh. Thanks, I was wondering if he was or not

[@minnesotajones261]

@@ariachanson01 Darth Maul and his master Darth Sideous are Sith - kinda like "dark" Jedi.

[@1993MovieMan]

@@minnesotajones261 Also, the Sith used to be a species of red-skinned humanoid aliens highly trained in the Dark Side of the Force and said Dark Jedi genocided them,colonized them and tortured them to gain their knowledge of the Dark Side for themselves. Maul`s double-bladed saber was actually made by Exar Kun, the first Jedi to turn to the Dark Side and founder of the Sith Order, even the Sith Code is a reversal of the Jedi Code.

[@aspieanarchist5439]

@@minnesotajones261 Maul`s species(The Zabraks) are one of the few species in the galaxy still descended from these Sith Purebloods(Ironically, in the "Old Republic" video games some Zabraks are seen amongst the Jedi so not all Zabraks are evil despite their sinister and devilish features,just most.Also, Maul isn`t an ordinary Zabrak, he`s a Nightbrother, the son of the witch Mother Talzin who gave him up to Darth Sidious for training reluctantly so he would learn how to free their people from slavery,sound familiar?)and his younger brother was Savage Oppress(Pronounced Sevaj Ohp-ress) , a yellow-skinned Zabrak mercenary who became an unofficial Sith apprentice to his older brother before Sidious killed Savage in a lightsaber duel,shocked him with force lightning and forced him into exile in the Mandalorian underworld.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

7:49 "That was Natalie Portman, right there. They _switched."_ Aria, you just caught a detail I _missed_ when _I_ first saw this movie. Very keen observation.

[@arraymac227]

Realize the excitement you would have missed, seeing the intro to R2D2, C-3PO meeting R2D2, if you had gone for episode order.

[@ariachanson01]

Yeah

[@Jalynfein]

Your makeup is on point, Aria. Now, it's time to watch the reaction

[@chrispinkney8182]

Thanks ...

[@arraymac227]

Tired: hating Jar-Jar Binks. Wired: loving Jar-Jar Binks

[@michaelmiller44820]

First of all, your Dark Side makeup looks lovely! Also, the way you pronounce "Vader" is perfect...

[@2Sheds30619]

Hope you noticed the representatives from E.T.s planet at 22:13

[@mattkylie6723]

40:00 so Aria I’m not going to spoil Anything, but what I will tell you, some of which you already know is that the greatest fights in the saga from this point on is between Anakin and Vader!!! the conflicting aspect of these identities and how far each are prepared to go in order to establish absolute control, Anakin for good and Vader for evil.

[@mattkylie6723]

Welcome back Aria

[@rooroo9216]

11:37 No, but he should’ve been. Qui-Gon’s death changed everything and created a massive butterfly effect, that’s why that music during the lightsaber fight is called “duel of the fates”. Fun fact, Qui-Gon had already lost an apprentice, his name was Xanatos. Qui Gon knew the signs and what to look out for, he could’ve stopped Anakin turning. I remember knowing about that decades ago because I read the old Star Wars books in primary school and they were set before this film. A lot of it revolves around him, Obi Wan and Qui Gon

[@mattkylie6723]

really enjoyed your review Aria 😊

[@ariachanson01]

Thankyou:) And also thankyou for all the informative comments

[@mattkylie6723]

@@ariachanson01 your so welcome

[@markjuarez1791]

Aria, it's taken me so long to comment on this, so, better late than never. A little background, as I mentioned before, I grew up watching Star Wars when they were released in theatres. I, like many other fans, had to wait 16 years from Return of the Jedi to The Phantom Menace, in order to see a new Star Wars movie on the silver screen. The hype for this movie was incredible. I worked at a movie theatre when this film was released. A movie theatre that held nearly 1000 people and with a great big screen. There were people camped out in line at this theatre for more than 3 weeks. It was crazy! When it came time to see Phantom Menace, I left with mixed feelings. I like this movie, but don't love it. Qui-Gon Jinn is by far the best character in this movie, and Amidala/Padme is quite good too. Anakin is okay, but not that interesting. I was fine with Jar-Jar, unlike many others. It was very disappointing at how little Darth Maul was in this, especially after how he was hyped. The lightsaber duel is spectacular, and maestro John Williams' "Duel of the Fates" piece is magnificent. Overall, this movie is good, not great. Loved your reaction. Watching you smile over R2-D2, and seeing Samuel L. Jackson is very delightful. You're clearly having fun with this series, and that's what Star Wars is all about, FUN!

[@timroebuck3458]

Why does that viceroy sound like Bela Lugosi on his day off?

[@mattkylie6723]

1:57 the emperor was originally Darth Sidious who was the successor to Darth Plaguis following a long list of Darth’s through centuries

[@rooroo9216]

12:34 the most ironic statement ever said in the Star Wars universe 15:00 I love it, and you’re not wrong! xD 👹 23:16 maaaybe…..😏

[@paulobrien9572]

How does that cute boy become Darth Vader? Aria all I'll say is have tissues ready for episode III. Natalie Portman's decoy was played by Keira Knightley of Pirates of the Caribbean fame

[@ariachanson01]

I did not recognise her

[@jeremyfrost2636]

@@ariachanson01 Natalie Portman's and Keira Knightley's mothers visited the set and couldn't tell them apart.

[@nikhoronin6497]

Are you sure they won ? or did they just defeat a menace... a phantom menace ? Loved your reaction, thank you so much.

[@mattkylie6723]

So Aria the reason for two goes back to ancient times during a time of the da dyad, so the Successor to the Doctrine of the Dyad, the law decreed that only two Sith Lords must exist at any given time: a master to represent the power of the dark side of the Force, and an apprentice to crave it and train under the master and to one day fulfill their role, The Rule of Two doctrine, also called the Banite system and known as Chwayatyun in Sith, was the guiding principle of the Order of the Sith Lords after the internecine New Sith Wars. It replaced the practices of Lord Kaan's Brotherhood of Darkness, which claimed equality among Sith Lords and forbade the use of the title "Darth". The Rule of Two was instituted by Darth Bane, once a student at Kaan's Sith academy, in response to what he viewed as inevitable, self-destructive infighting within the Sith Order. The Rule of Two states that there would be only two Sith at one time, a master and an apprentice, guaranteeing that when the apprentice becomes powerful enough in the ways of the dark side to take the title of master, only then would they be worthy of the title. This transfer of power would only take place when the apprentice takes their master's life and finds a worthy student to repeat the cycle, this way the Sith will grow more powerful and still exist through the new master. Both master and apprentice were considered to be Sith Lords. The practice survived with varying levels of enforcement for a thousand years until the murder of Darth Tenebrous at the hands of his apprentice in 67 BBY- Darth Plagueis held the doctrine in contempt, and intended to live forever together with his own apprentice, Darth Sidious. Although the latter betrayed and murdered his master in accordance with the Rule of Two and trained apprentices of his own, never more than one at the same time, he did not fully accept it, following instead his own Rule of One, in order for him to continue as the ruler of the Sith.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

20:33 "Coruscant. The entire planet is _one_ big city." "I wish _our_ entire planet was just one big city." 😒 Hmm! I don't. I'm _glad_ to have people gathered in _specific places,_ and the vast majority of the planet's surface undeveloped. Camping out is an experiences that has to be _preserved._

[@lazyperfectionist1]

36:46 "The _senator_ who became, um... _chancellor,_ I felt like, maybe, he was gonna be a _bad_ guy, but then I maybe he _wasn't_ going to be a bad guy." Hard to _see,_ the Dark Side is.

[@mattkylie6723]

Aria The phantom menace ; is Darth Sidious ! who is the single greatest representation of the Sith emerging from - thought (extinction) .. but Darth Sidious plan was to infiltrate the republic and create division which would ultimately effect the Jedi order, .. which was his primary target!! so in this movie Darth Sidious creates a trade dispute preventing access via trade routes to Naboo, however Ben Kenobi’s master Qui Gon realised there is no purpose in it, thus allowing the senate to focus on a way in which to settle the dispute!! and at the same time without being detected!!!allow Darth Sidious the necessary time to begin play for a place within the senate and then make way for his true mission …. eradicate the Jedi order …. The story continues

[@sly_lock]

Been waiting for this.

[@philipgiger9940]

Nice reaction! I hope you watch the last three episodes - 7, 8 & 9 - The Star Wars universe is huge!!! ;)

[@ariachanson01]

I will

[@philipgiger9940]

@@ariachanson01 Nice!

[@rooroo9216]

0:34 honestly that’s kind of cute! 😅 That’s actually a thing some Germans do aswell, mix their W’s and V’s, like saying “Wideo” instead of video. When I was little I had a bit of a speech impediment what was similar to Kripke off The Big Bang Theory, where I’d get my W’s and R’s mixed up. It’s rare now though Btw you look glamorous!

[@itzchey2007]

The other girl playing the queen besides Natalie is Keira knightly

[@TommygunNG]

“Oh, sorry, honey. War is happening.” Best response ever to the queen going bleeding-heart.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

This one and the next are about equally good, in my opinion. I would say the next one is superior, but one aspect of the story makes me take it down a couple of notches.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

26:06 "The _battle_ is a _diversion._ The Gungans must draw the _droid_ army away from the _cities."_ I'm not the fan of _this_ movie that I am of the original trilogy, but _this_ strategy is brilliant. Have a battle that _looks_ important, by positioning your major force so it looks like they're going after something your adversary wants to _protect._ They will direct forces to oppose them by taking those forces away from _other_ important assets, one of which is your actual _target._ As a result, it will be very _nice_ if your main force is victorious, but it doesn't really matter if they _aren't._

[@lazyperfectionist1]

31:46 "Your _occupation,_ here, has _ended."_ "After her!" Decoys can be _incredibly_ useful.

[@blacksheep8427]

I don't know where you're from, but your English is fantastic! You don't have a very strong accent (which makes it hard for me to guess, but it doesn't matter...anyway...). If you really want to pronounce it the way they say it in the films, maybe try "Darth Fader". OR, just keep saying it the way you've been saying it. I don't think anyone is confused by it.

[@DannyD714]

since this reaction is a year old it's no spoiler to say in regard to your suspicion about palpatine..."your insight serves you well".

[@iainkilcar7463]

Naboo is the planet but 'The Naboo' refers to the humans on naboo

[@blackpatflynn]

goth vibes are killing it

[@supremedream1764]

The most ironic part of this movie is the fact that Anakin built C-3PO. A droid’s creator is created by a future cyborg(Darth Vader).

[@lazyperfectionist1]

30:39 Now what practical purpose could this line of forcefields serve? I mean, I recognize, the people who made the _movie_ created it to foster _tension._ But why would the Naboo have _built_ it?

[@MikeHesk742]

Have you ever come across the JarJar sith lord theory? It's based on a lot of circumstantial evidence and George Lucas interviews taken out of context, but I find it weirdly unshakeable. The premise of the entire theory is that JarJar is some absolutely diabolical sith lord that is either allied to Palpatine, or is playing 5D chess and manipulating everyone including Palpatine, to lead galactic events down a certain path, and playing the role of some "clumsy" halfwit to move everything into place. There are some great videos on it, the theory ranges from fans going "wouldnt it be cool if..." to "George Lucas legitimately planned for a JarJar sith reveal, but backed down after fans hated JarJar". There's some quote from Lucas around the time of the prequels launching where he talks about how he wants the new trilogy to echo the originals and classic storytelling, for example you find a wacky guy in a swamp and they turn out to be some great warrior or something (in reference to Yoda), but in the prequels surely only JarJar fits that description... The evidence for the theory is the myriad times JarJar "blunders" his way to success, like a drunken boxing master. The amount of handwaving he does when talking, and then characters do what he wants (like the jedi mindtricks we've seen). The way the seemingly random events he puts into action cause them to talk to Anakin a second time, which leads to them getting to know him. The way he tells a young Anakin that he thinks the Queen likes him. The way he gives Palpatine emergency powers, that lead to him creating the Empire. And certain other facts, like JarJar's mega double-spin jump that he does jumping in the water, athleticism we never see from another gungan but we see Palpatine do a similar jump when fighting Windu. And there's a scene where the Queen's guard is trying to persuade Qui Gonn into letting Padme tag along on Tatooine and they've animated JarJar mouthing along to the guard's words, as he's saying them(!!!)

[@MikeHesk742]

It would lend an entire different meaning to "the phantom menace" if JarJar was the true villain all along

[@ariachanson01]

That's crazy🤯

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

Yay! I've been waiting for you to finally get to these! 🙌 00:35 By the way, Aria, I know you pronounce Vader as "Wader", but I also know that's just your natural Indian accent, and I really don't like seeing the other commenters make fun of you for that - I find it very rude.

[@Billinois78]

I agree. It's one thing if someone is genuinely trying to be helpful, but others are just rude while trying to have a laugh. How many of them can speak perfect Hindi? Or any Hindi, for that matter.

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

@@Billinois78 Furthermore, how many of them are bilingual at all? Probably none, whereas most Indian people are fluent in both Hindi and English, and probably speak English better than most of us here in the States!

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I find it endearing...but I will admit to getting a giggle out of imagining the dark Lord of the Sith in rubber boot/pants, hip deep in a river with a fishing pole.

[@BeastrealDT]

The devil looking Sith is, Darth Maul.✌️❤️🌹

[@futuramayeah]

Aria, i can tell you more later, but there's always a bigger fish...

[@pianoman1857]

Hi! i’ve understood you’ll try not to skip Clone Wars, which is really good !! :) The idealistic plan would be that you watch The Clone Wars by following the chronological order list after you watch Ep II but BEFORE you watch Ep III Revenge of the Sith (actually stop at S7 Ep 9 on the list because the end of Clone Wars is intertwined with the movie Ep III. Some would actually say to stop at season 6). If you don’t have time or don’t want to wait, i still suggest you at the very least to watch the first 9 episodes of the list (see below) and then watch ep III, you could watch the rest after. S2 E16 - Cat And Mouse S1 E16 - The Hidden Enemy The Clone Wars Film (theatrical release) S3 E01 - Clone Cadets S3 E03 - Supply Lines S1 E01 - Ambush S1 E02 - Rising Malevolence S1 E03 - Shadow Of Malevolence S1 E04 - Destroy Malevolence

[@ariachanson01]

I'm sorry I've already seen ep 3. The comments mostly told me the order to watch the movies in.

[@pianoman1857]

@@ariachanson01 yeah it’s ok, it’s just that Clone Wars fills a lot of gaps between ep II and ep III (Anakin’s quick turn to the dark side feels a bit dumb without context, but that’s not all). But anyway! The most important important thing about clone wars is to follow chronological order and NOT release order :)

[@TheDarkhorse386]

No, the emperor would not have won. All sith apprentices kill their masters. Darth Vader had his suit which kept him alive and also gave the Emperor a certain amount of control over Vader. If he had another apprentice chances are that apprentice would have already killed him

[@ariachanson01]

Ohhhh

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I'd say rather, that all Sith masters are killed by their apprentices. A small distinction, but important. Apprentices are used as tools, and considered disposable. To achieve mastery, they must depose their tutor. Darth Maul was a vicious fighter, but he wasn't treacherous enough, or perhaps, never had the perfect opportunity, to challenge his Master.

[@anthonybankhead9830]

I'm glad you like Jar Jar. People HATE him and that hate, unjustly magnified a million times over the years by bitter starwars fans for hate's sake, has gotten really annoying. Hearing that someone actually likes the character is refreshing.

[@williamjones6031]

1. Of the prequels I like this one the best mostly for the POD race and the underwater sequences, 2. Jar Jar is mostly comic relief since we don't have C3PO 3. Liam Neeson was very busy with various productions at the time and was in huge demand and agreed to do this episode because Qui-Gon Jinn dies and he won't be obligated to do more. 4. How Jar Jar becomes a "general" is beyond me. 5. It's easy to know why this one didn't start the series because of the lack of CGI back in 1977. 6. Of all the reviewers I have watched you were the first to notice the Queen switch-a-roo. 😎 7. Here's where you lose me. My ranking of the original 6 episodes: VI/V/IV/I/III/II 8. I watched a review of "The Force Awakens" but it's just a rehash so no Disney for me.

[@nathancruz9172]

25:45 I laughed so much when, he does that.

[@mattkylie6723]

40:21 your right, without Anakin the forces of evil would not only triumph by more so impact who whole story on far greater scale with the obvious advantage of evil

[@aranerem5569]

Hello Aria

[@squarebodycasewademckenney6190]

Man i love darth Wader lol.... wait my name is wade would that be my sith name lol

[@ariachanson01]

🙈

[@hristovapostol]

bro i was watching her original trilogy reactions then i played this one and thought it was a different girl lmao

[@ariachanson01]

😂😂😂

[@NonExpertKnowItAll]

Jar Jar is definitely a Sith Lord. No one is thst lucky.

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

13:05 Exactly! That's why I didn't enjoy these next three movies, I spent the whole time sitting on pins and needles waiting for that bomb to go off. ☹

[@mattkylie6723]

15:05 Darth Maul

[@kjdempsey]

Why is she saying Vader like ‘Wayder’

[@ClaytonMacleod]

“Why are we looking at him?” It is supposed to be very obvious who this is. We are shown most of his face under the hood of the cloak and we hear his voice so that it is very obvious who he is. We are supposed to recognize him from these two things. We are supposed to know so that we can witness his behaviour before his identity is revealed to the other characters. How do people still miss who this is when it is purposely revealed to us? I guess it shouldn’t be too surprising since lots of people miss that Ewan is Obi-Wan despite him being called by name as soon as we see him at the start. I guess people just don’t pay attention,

[@battlefries]

Heya! I'm late to the party, but I'm happy to see your reactions! Something I will note: go back to Return of the Jedi and listen closely to the music that plays when the Emperor first arrives, and then listen to the happy, celebratory music that plays at the end of this movie. Listen closely to the rhythm more than the melodies. Also, you asked at the end of this video if the Emperor would have won sooner if not for Anakin in here in Episode I. But now that I see you've seen all of the prequels, let's look at who came out ahead in this movie. Naboo went from invasion to freedom. Anakin went from slave to Jedi apprentice. Obi-Wan went from apprentice to full Jedi. Palpatine went from Senator to Chancellor. A lot of winners, here. Who won the most, do you think?

[@ariachanson01]

It's tricky

[@raphaelleroy9391]

That's what I call a "reaction" video, not a commentary video =) understood youtubers?

[@bawzzzz]

when is episode 2 and 3 ? :D

[@ariachanson01]

Episode 2 will be up tomorrow followed by ep 3 im 2 days

[@bawzzzz]

@@ariachanson01 Amazing, thanks!

[@scottaznavourian3720]

I hope your asking whether infinity war got their inspiration here and not the other way around

[@ariachanson01]

It would be kinda weird if they got inspired by a movie that probably wasn't even an idea then😂

[@scottaznavourian3720]

@@ariachanson01 you'd be shocked how many first time sw wartchers screw things up...someone thinks they stole han being an ewok dinner in rotj from a scene in a pirstes of the Carribean movie..

[@fredbasic1918]

It's not your accent but your pronunciation. You're saying it with a "W" sound but it's actually a "V" sound. All Sith sabres are red.

[@kevontaecummings8795]

no darth maul was not a jedi he was infact raised to hate them and everything they stoud for

[@georger.3489]

One of the weaker Episodes. But with one of the best lightsaber fights. Enjoyed your reaction.

[@76marex]

EP 2 is the weakest for me

[@mogwiawolf4354]

Grew up watching the first 6 and I love them but I hate Disney's sequel trilogy

[@ralfuz777]

Hi Aria. STOP!! If this is your first time watching StarWars, you have to watch the movies in RELEASE ORDER not chronological order; in other words you start with episodes 4,5,6 then 1,2,3 after that you watch episode 7 then (Rogue One) and finally episodes 8 & 9. Otherwise you’ll get confused and discouraged and ruin your experience.

[@victornewmanforever]

She's already reacted to 4, 5 and 6.

[@paulobrien9572]

Not to worry she has already seen 4-6

[@NetanelWorthy]

Also, sometimes it’s fun to watch them in chronological order. Not release order. There’s a reason why it’s numbered.

[@bossfan49]

@@NetanelWorthy Not if it is your first time seeing them.

[@NetanelWorthy]

I really had to bite my tongue so many times. I want to say something here in the comments, but I can’t spoil anything.🫢

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Shh! Don't tell her anything about the galaxy-wide jappor shortage, and that Padme's little carved necklace becomes a priceless jewel!