HILARIOUS! Villagers React to Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones! React 2.0

EPIC REACTIONS! Watch Villagers Experience Star Wars Episode 2 for the First Time!
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In this entertaining and eye-opening video, we gathered a group of unsuspecting villagers and had them watch Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones for the very first time. Their reactions were nothing short of priceless! Join us on this epic journey as we unveil their genuine emotions, surprises, and laughter during this iconic sci-fi movie.
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Introduction to the Experiment
Our team set out to explore how individuals who have never seen any Star Wars movie would react to Episode 2. We recruited a diverse group of villagers, ranging from different age groups and backgrounds, to capture a wide array of perspectives.
Unveiling the Galactic Saga
As the movie began, we witnessed a mix of curiosity and anticipation on the faces of our participants. Many of them had heard of Star Wars but had never experienced the magic of this iconic film franchise firsthand.
Hilarious Expressions and Genuine Reactions
As the story unfolded, the villagers were immediately drawn into the action-packed scenes, thrilling lightsaber duels, and dramatic moments. Their gasps, laughs, and unexpected comments kept us on the edge of our seats!
An Unexpected Favorite Character Emerges
One of the most surprising aspects was the emergence of a particular character as the villagers' favorite. Watch as they root for this unlikely hero and share their thoughts on the character's development throughout the movie.
Memorable Quotes and Iconic Scenes
Star Wars Episode 2 is filled with classic lines and memorable moments that have become ingrained in pop culture. Witness the villagers' genuine awe as they encounter these legendary scenes for the first time.
Themes and Lessons Explored
Beyond the action and spectacle, the movie delves into themes of love, identity, and the struggle between good and evil. Discover how these powerful messages resonated with our group and sparked meaningful discussions.
A Journey into the Expanded Universe
For most villagers, this experience was their gateway into the vast Star Wars universe. Learn how they reacted to the broader lore, and see if they are inspired to explore the other movies and spin-offs.
The Impact of Star Wars on Pop Culture
Throughout the video, we also explore the immense impact of Star Wars on the world of cinema and popular culture. From references in music to parodies in television, witness how this franchise has left an indelible mark.
Conclusion: The Force is Strong with Villagers
In this final section, we wrap up the video with reflections from the participants themselves. Their overall experience, newfound love for Star Wars, and unforgettable reactions will leave you with a smile on your face.
Intriguing, hilarious, and heartwarming, "Villagers React to Star Wars Episode 2" is a must-watch for both Star Wars enthusiasts and casual viewers alike. Join us on this unforgettable journey into a galaxy far, far away! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more exciting content! May the Force be with you!
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[@srbrant5391]

"You find other women very beautiful. I may have to tell this to your wife." Babu is _savage._

[@Dragonpuncher123]

28:11 "He's a loser and he is very upset" Pretty good description of Anakin 😂

[@charleshowie2074]

Babu Ji is a nail gun.

[@TheRumChum]

@@charleshowie2074 Babu says it like it is lol

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

And when they said he can't control his emotions, that is exactly true for Anakin, he allows his emotions to rule him

[@royalecrafts6252]

@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 it was his mother, mothers are holy

[@waylonmercy1533]

@@royalecrafts6252ya, killing children is a little worse

[@andromidius]

You know the best thing about these gentlemen? They aren't jaded. Its as simple as that - they see something new, are excited about it and praise the creativity.

[@ct6852]

Exactly. Curious how many movies it'll be before the cynicism sets in.

[@DJejbarros]

And they pay attention... Man, I could even make my kid, ex-wife or any gf pay that much attention to any movie like that... You can see that even the old man is pay attention and discovering, guessing (correctly, most of time)... it is really amazing to see them

[@yetanothergamingchannelyag2139]

@@ct6852 They didnt grow up with it, maybe the cynicism comes from nostalgia. Most people that complain about movies today do so because they think movies were good when they were kids, but now suck for whatever reason.

[@ct6852]

@@yetanothergamingchannelyag2139 True. And when you're young and see a movie most of the cast is older and more experienced. That may have something to do with the deference people show toward the things they're nostalgic about.

[@Kijinn]

@@yetanothergamingchannelyag2139 Nostalgia might play into this a little, but the probable cause is consumption of too many movies and/or TV shows. The brain will keep asking for more and for things to become better. If our brains didn't need/desire that, we could just keep (re-)watching 1 singular movie for the rest of our lives. How hard jadedness sets in is a more complex thing and probably affected by a person's mental state. Someone who's generally leaning towards happiness, fun social activities and a balanced work/life style, might experience much less jadedness than people who are often overcome by bitterness, pessimism and a mind that is compulsively critical of its environment.

[@Muramasa1794]

Can’t wait for Episode 3 reaction

[@karlsmith2570]

My thoughts exactly It'd be interesting to see their reaction to what happens in Episode III

[@SiN88m]

Me too. I was suprized what a good memory they had from the first movie.

[@JohnnyWestlake]

Yep, but it'd be waaaay better to watch 4 & 5 first. Keep them in suspense and wondering what could have possibly gone down. One minute, Jedi rule and Anakin is the hero. The next, the whole universe went to hell and Anakin is dead.

[@Blackhand47XD]

Imagine watching whole Clone Wars with them first.

[@Muramasa1794]

@@karlsmith2570 them seeing Anakin turn will be the biggest shock

[@ericjanssen394]

19:48 "Just being with you...I can't breathe. ♥" "If that's the case, then why are you sitting next to her?" (Babu's honesty is always refreshing. 😂)

[@SAwan-ru1ie]

"Uncle has arrived" is the greatest description of Mace Windu I will ever hear 😂

[@Novah2510]

these 3 together are my favorite group of reactors - they have the best chemistry and are the most fun😊💗

[@daleholliday2294]

I would love to have dinner with them

[@daroaminggnome]

Same! I see the 2 elders and I click on the video regardless of what they're watching. Their perspectives are the most interesting, very enjoyable.

[@CodySider]

I hope they do all of the Star Wars films with them

[@andresvalle809]

Agreed!

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*The guy in the middle has to be a hot shot in his community. Look at all the bling.*

[@elstukov]

Yoda been called a kid at 900 years old is kind of funny :P

[@OpenGL4ever]

It could be a translation error and could mean just small, not a kid.

[@KarmasAB123]

Hey, he's only 877 in this movie!

[@elstukov]

@@KarmasAB123 such a youngster, right? hehehe

[@UncleUncleRj]

He's young at heart.

[@manu10191]

@@elstukov pfffff Gandalf was called young at something like 24000 yo by Treebeard.😂

[@kbill6900]

8:28 "He is not a master but his disciple" Such a perfect line for Anakin lol

[@leesmapman4764]

Anakin: "What?"

[@ironfist7789]

Babu denies him the rank of master

[@798jeremy]

@@leesmapman4764 Yeah, he's already been pissed by Padme saying that too...XD

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

@@ironfist7789 This unfair! It's outrageous!

[@hungryhippo6259]

@@ironfist7789 And nods when Padme points out the same thing.

[@SeArCh4DrEaMz]

I just cant wait for their reaction when they watch episode 3 with both the lightsaber fights between yoda/sidius and obiwan/anakin... I miss that type of lightsaber choreography in star wars so much

[@NataliaVader1]

OMG YEAHHHHH

[@Anthyrion]

Yes, Episode 8 had the worst sword fightings in all Star Wars history. The ones in 4 - 6 were excusable, because the props weren't that good back then.

[@Belnick6666]

@@Anthyrion episode 8? lucas never made that....he gave all he had to disney, but they threw his ep 7, 8, 9 writings away and made some fan fictions, only episode 1-6 exist

[@Anthyrion]

@@Belnick6666 For us Fans, of course. But the rest of the world still has to bear those ugly movies. I never even saw 9 because i was done with the movies after that.

[@voxdraconia4035]

@@Anthyrion Sorry, but the sequels have hands down THE BEST lightsabre battles so far in Star Wars. Period. And even the Original Trilogy ones were better than that silly glowstick swinging of the Prequels. Alas, sadly the generation ruined by the Prequels bad story telling and medicore directing will not appreciate actually good stuff, so we real Star Wars fans have to endure their negativity whereever we go online. Pitty.

[@slothassasin1055]

Jar jar binks is the main character in their eyes, as George Lucas intended

[@alimantado373]

Dire character but I guess George was right!

[@MissesWitch]

2:50 "I'm also looking for these types of clothes but I cannot find" it makes me so happy how much of a fan they've become!

[@TheDarkPorkins]

Someone needs to send Badshah a Jedi Robe

[@LCDigital92]

I’ve been looking for those types of clothes as well for about 25 years.

[@MrNo1fan]

@@TheDarkPorkins They need to send em a lightsaber. 😁

[@LaloSalamancaGaming69]

In the first episode they said “we should start dressing like that” when they saw the jedi robes too 😂

[@niall_al3059]

Babu's Geonosian impression at 39:21 is ironically one of the better ones I've heard considering he's only watching it for the first time!

[@jackbrodie7147]

This just goes to show just how amazing Star Wars is regardless of race, background, gender, religion, everyone can love it and relate to it its truly special

[@bradders9743]

The prequels are pretty awful, tho

[@HUMUSFRITTE]

@@bradders9743 They really aren't. They have the best worldbuilding of all 9 films. The contrast to the sequels finally shows that they are not "awful".

[@kiwibonsai2355]

The fight between good and evil is relatable for us, elite greed is the evil we deal with every day.

[@ryanhampson673]

People are people the world over. We speak different languages have different cultures but all in all we have much more in common with each other than we have differences.

[@buckjones4901]

They are fun to watch mostly, the 3 movie though where Anakin turns to dark side isn't fun though although it is epic moment in the movie series.

[@Trazynn]

The place where they can't believe their eyes is the one location in the entire movie that's real. It's the Como lake in -Switzerland- _Italy_ . Even the building is real.

[@squashgaming9279]

tatooine is also real. i believe that lake como is in italy, not switzerland

[@betterfuelhuell1992]

Como Lake is Italy

[@Trazynn]

Thanks, I corrected it. I'm such an idiot, I even visited the place myself and still made the dumb mistake.

[@DrJozue3]

@@squashgaming9279 You're right, the Tatooine build in 1977 for A New Hope was built in Tunisia, the cost of taking it down were so high they left them there, I do not remember if they rebuild everything for Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones or reutilized some of the estructures.

[@alimantado373]

Como is in Italy, on the border of Swizzerland, My girlfriend is from there and Ive been there too.

[@aljonserna5598]

I love these 3 together, they're like father, uncle/older brother and son... it's like sitting there with them myself having a good time

[@brandonproductions2421]

I really like the middle dude, Just imaging more dudes like him back in the day this released, jar jar binks actor would have got much more love that he deserved.

[@ironfist7789]

I think non-star wars fans were always more or less ok with or liked jar-jar, but some hard core fans (not all) can get a little emotional about it.

[@TheDarkPorkins]

@@ironfist7789 as Babu would say they're losers and are very upset lol

[@thisiswhatilike54]

I’m one of those fans. I liked Binks from the start, but I didn’t like how Lucas handled him in the story, though the “useful idiot” trope seems to work… well enough. Would have liked to see the original concept of Binks being the Sith Master idea, though I have an inkling that it wouldn’t have been handled very well, either.

[@brandonproductions2421]

@@thisiswhatilike54 agreed

[@RsSkillSchool]

the issues people had wasnt with the actor himself, he did a brilliant job, it was more so the inclusion of a character like jar jar into star wars. As an older fan base it wasn't quite as easy to like a character which was meant for a younger audience.

[@GirlfriendRecapsMovies]

I absolutely love watching these guys get blown away by the creativity and imagination in these movies. Also love that the older gentleman always has a song to sing. Can't wait for Episode 3!

[@dmartino2510]

they are, in fact, blown away, but they have more creative myths than star wars. So, I believe they are impressed that the references are different, not better.

[@TheCreepercrusader]

Man... Wait until episode 3.... Its goona really hit them badly.

[@ChezhAvailability]

yea i remember my mm teared up watching revenge of the sith at the the theatres, especialy right after obi wan slices off anakin, when hes being burnt obi wan screamed you were my brother anakin, mum cried that part. i cried when i saw vaders breath and baby luke being handed to owen at the last part. the music binary sunset hit me there. was blessed to see star wars in a theatre with my loved ones. id never forget tat.

[@TheCreepercrusader]

@@ChezhAvailability Think the one part of Anakin killing the kids is probably going to make them angry and sad at the same time

[@TheDarkPorkins]

@@TheCreepercrusader i hope they cant read these spoilers

[@TheCreepercrusader]

@@TheDarkPorkins Probably don't see them. Maybe if the give the replays a "heart" then maybe they see them, so I think we're safe.

[@TheEyez187]

@@TheCreepercrusader Not the Younglings!! lol, it is so funny, even Ewan McGregor smirks when he says that line!! >XD

[@kvol1668]

They thought Yoda was a youngling...that's so cute. He's the Babu of Star Wars.

[@ironfist7789]

wait till they see baby Yoda

[@TheDarkPorkins]

@@ironfist7789 I'll be surprised if we ever get there with these guys. Theres so much Star Wars between here and there :P It also might confuse them as to the timeline.

[@NickCorbinOfficial]

Babu singing a praise to mothers after watching what happened to Shmi cuts deep.

[@ryanhampson673]

Seeing them get as hyped up watching Yoda fight Dooku was just the same in the theater. I envy you guys getting to watch this series from the beginning not knowing where the story will take you. Listen to Babu, he’s noticing a lot of things about Annikin early on ;)

[@MsBLusTunes]

I hope George Lucas can one day see their reactions. Their closing statements align so perfectly with all he wanted to create and give through his films. So beautiful. I love experiencing my initial wonderment again through their eyes.

[@Rpol_404]

I loved their reaction to the clones arriving to save the Jedi and were blown away on how awesome Yoda can fight. I had the exact reactions when I saw it on the big screen.

[@Dave_Chrome]

This is awesome! Same group from the Phantom Menace reaction, I hope they end up reacting all the way up to Return of the Jedi! :D

[@michaeltnk1135]

I like how you didn’t say Rise of Skywalker 😂

[@fightingfortruth9806]

I hope they have them watch Rogue One between the two trilogies.

[@Trazynn]

​@@fightingfortruth9806 Yes! They're in a unique position to watch the Death Star being built before knowing what it is.

[@Fnelrbnef]

Well said. Up until ROTJ is quite right.

[@Trazynn]

The Last Jedi is going to be so confusing for them. Indian culture doesn't appreciate irony, they consider it deceptive and low. But The Last Jedi is deliberately ironic in everything part of the story. Every expectation gets subverted as a means for the director to communicate to the audience that he's smarter than them. They'll love the visuals I'm sure but the story will leave them even more conflicted than the Western audience.

[@pendorran]

Badshah has such a great smile. You can tell he has a big heart.

[@duv1010]

don't forget to show them the original first 3 Star Wars movies.

[@Dagger_323]

I'm sure they will. They're watching them all in chronological order.

[@Fourger14]

I'm sure them being shown in chronological order is best for their first time experience.

[@Khromiux]

Hopefully they stop after 6 tho

[@Buckaroo_Baldwin]

​@@KhromiuxMe too, those Ewok spinoff movies were just awful. Ya know because those are the only other SW movies after 6, unless you count Spaceballs.

[@ericheckenkamp6091]

Episodes 3-6 are gonna blow their minds.

[@798jeremy]

4-6 for the story, yes...but not for the technological prowesses though, which are weaker than 1-3 for obvious reasons.

[@hoon_sol]

@@798jeremy: Honestly, for Star Wars I will still always recommend watching IV-VI before I-III, both because the prequels are more interesting in light of the rest of the story, and because you avoid the huge step backward visually.

[@798jeremy]

@@hoon_sol Fair enough. I can agree with that.

[@sjfvet519us]

Do they realize that the actor playing Count Dooku is the same actor who played Saruman in "The Lord of the Rings"?

[@squashgaming9279]

i guess not lol

[@bintube5269]

How could they know? He sounds completely different and he's hardly the same age.

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

@@bintube5269 Lord of the Rings and Episode II was filmed within a year of each other. Lee was 79-80 for LoTR and 80 for Episode II.

[@pearlofthedarkage]

I liked Babu's song for mothers. That was really sweet. I think these guys are going to enjoy the rest of the movies, even if some of them have difficulty following along. I love how Babu always appreciates the beauty of Nature, too. ❤

[@DeafCope]

its so awesome they get to watch in chronological order because people rarely do so the twist will be a shock

[@Trazynn]

It's interesting that they still haven't figured out who Palpatine is. I mean, to the Western world this was obvious because we're already familiar with the sequels. We've been spoiled. Which is great as now that actually becomes a huge reveal by the next movie.

[@adamnesico]

Yes, in last video i was arguing with someone that chronological order is the best for get more surprises.

[@Anthyrion]

@@adamnesico Except maybe for the "I am your father" scene

[@adamnesico]

@@Anthyrion yes, that one is lost. But you imagine how many surprises are lost in the prequels by the release order?

[@Anthyrion]

@@adamnesico That's true. They would know, that Palpatine is the evil one in the movies

[@ironfist7789]

When we were watching the prequels as they were written in the 90s we pretty much knew that Palpatine was going to be the Emperor because they had the same name at that point... but we always discussed the possibility that Lucas would pull some sort of twist where the actual Palpatine was a clone, bodysnatcher or not the real Palpatine or some shennanigans where he would try to twist it to trick the audience. Kind of like how he made Vader Luke's father out of the blue for the audience. Also, before some of the novels, I'm not sure when the name Palpatine or Senator Palpatine was actually revealed to the general audience in general media. I remember a speculation video on the clone wars which showed Mandalorians fighting the jedi in a huge battle and it turned out to be the opposite. We didn't even know it would be a clone army and that perhaps the Emperor or someone else would be a clone and start a war.

[@user-qf5ip5gp7p]

"A master is a master," truly wise words.

[@danielscott8180]

I love the wonder on Babu's face every time he sees a new world. Watching the reaction of "simple" villagers to Star Wars is amazing, because they are not as simple as so-called sophisticated people think. This is a true test of Lucas's study of mythology and applying Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey. These guys get everything that Lucas was trying to say, and sometimes--actually quite often--these simple villagers have incredible insight into the life lessions these cfharacters are experiencing.

[@KaiCross]

Bro in the middle would be a perfect Star Wars character

[@correypeta]

Man, these guys have really grown on me. I can't watch them when I make dinner like other reactors, because I have to read subtitles. My husband is from India and he thinks its funny that I watch these. But at least he understands everything that is said!

[@legionoricum2552]

Are the subtitles accurate?

[@correypeta]

They're pretty accurate. The gist of what is being said is right on. Because I'll ask my husband, "What did you hear," and what he says matches what the guys are saying. Maybe not word for word, some words combined, but we get the point. @@legionoricum2552

[@Fnelrbnef]

It's great to watch people's raw reactions to these films that aren't tainted by our cultural conversation. Honest, pure reaction from people who has their mind blown by the awesome art that George Lucas's imagination gave to the world.

[@DavidHunter]

Definitely. As a westerner who was brought up on the original trilogy, I found the prequels kind of missed the mark in a lot of ways. Like so much potential in the story but sort of ruined by some dodgy acting, over ambitious CGI, etc. So it’s cool seeing this from a complete outsiders perspective, and fundamentally the story beats land, as they always did and could have, were it not for my super critical eye lambasting at what could have been with a bit more care and attention. And I still kind of wish we’d seen Leonardo Dicaprio play Anakin… I think it would have elevated the films and made all the romance stuff land better. Frankly anakin is just “too” much of a creep in episode 2 especially.

[@Fnelrbnef]

Agreed.. It woulda been interesting to see Leo as Ani. But also I feel the script would've had to be crisper. BUT! Love the movies anyway=)@@DavidHunter

[@squashgaming9279]

so happy to see them react to episode two and excited to see their reactions to the other movies! glad you kept these three together and please keep them together for the rest of the saga because people need to see all 6 films to fully understand what's going on

[@cami_ille]

The middle guy's hand gestures when something badass happens like a starship getting taken out is hilarious. It's like he's saying "you're done/get outta here!" :D

[@pinkfloydguy7781]

I was glad to see them so overjoyed at Yoda’s fighting ability, as kids we had the same reaction. We knew that Yoda had great wisdom and force ability because of the original 3 films, but no one expected him to even have a lightsaber. And as always, I love when Babu closes us out with a song!

[@jordanparker5949]

"I've seen creatures and machines I never could have imagined".....we know the feeling.

[@joannaholden943]

Love them thoroughly enjoying Yoda showing off at the end. 😊 Eagerly waiting for them to react to Part 3...

[@DavidHunter]

Really cannot wait to see their reaction in the climax of 6. A powerful moment that makes all the pain they’re about to feel worth it.

[@dukejordan8147]

The song at the end was a banger. WE MAKING IT OUT OF THE VILLAGE WITH THIS ONE. ✨🔥🗣️🔥✨

[@theonemrtom101]

I have waited for this, I hope these 3 get to see them all together, looking forward to the third movie.

[@killauer]

I cant wait to see their reaction to Episodes 4, 5 and 6!! This is great!

[@MissesWitch]

4:03 "you find other women very beautiful, I think I will have to tell this to your wife" haha oh my goodness ^ ^ this is comedic gold

[@Rico453]

These guys are my new favourites to watch. I love the way they see these movies through their own unique lens and have a totally different filter to which they process what they are seeing. Brilliant.

[@danielrapp150]

The three of them, their knowledge, wisdom, care, morals, these are my Jedi Masters. Love to you three

[@Potaytoyes]

You need to get these three to react to all the Star Wars movies, this is too good lol

[@toomanyaccounts]

there is no kk

[@HACUNA89]

The 2 older gentleman are so wholesome. The mother song at the end was cute and they are such good friends, one singing , the other dancing his hands

[@OceanicSix2342]

@ 38:54 - “Now the real fun of the game will come” aka “This is where the fun begins…”

[@the42project_II]

Been waiting since the first one dropped, can’t wait for three! Thank you Common Man Show for being the best as per usual!

[@TheDarkPorkins]

I hope they do one Star Wars a week.

[@cannabeastie]

I love when Babu sings. It brings me joy.

[@paulmidsussex3409]

I am just imagining what it would be like to watch this in the cinema with these 3 gents in the row behind.

[@vancodling4223]

Homie in the middle loving JarJar this much just makes my day 😊

[@TheEyez187]

37:51 - Look! The Eagles are coming!! This, was an absolute pleasure to watch, as always. Thank you for allowing us to experience this film, and all the others, with these extraordinary gentlemen!! Greatly looking forward to the third film....... and the two I mentioned below!! 😉😉

[@Major98]

I love the appreciation for visuals and sets. This is an amazing series of reactions

[@LauraCourtneyette]

These guys never disappoint! Great reaction.

[@andrewcruz3837]

Right beautiful

[@guthixisdead]

So cool to see them, but especially Raeen, enthralled with this movie series. When he learned there are multiple parts, not just 3 I saw his inner excitement and I thought it was very endearing.

[@dmschoice2571]

Well, that was quite a wait - thank you so much for continuing it! Hope the next part will be soon ;) Also, once more, talking about clones (and considering they have seen Jurassic Park), I think they should get some more in-depth information (over at Common Man Show) how genetics work and what genetic engineering can - and will be expected to - do.

[@antondzajajurca7797]

Babu: If you can't breathe, why are you sitting near her....ROFL

[@jackbrodie7147]

By the end of the 9 movies these guys are going to be the biggest Star Wars fans

[@dukejordan8147]

The guy on the left: Absolutely mind blown by the movie. The guy in the middle: Always congratulating the actors and everything. The guy on the right: Studying, taking notes and noticing small details.

[@johnbickle8457]

In this part of the story, Anakin is dealing with many emotions, loss, love, fear, anxiety. He chooses to reject his master's advice and deal with them his way, which leads him down a dark path. A war not on one country or even one world but a war on many many worlds.

[@danielscott8180]

I feel like a kid again when watching their reaction to Yoda's lightsaber duel. reminds me of the first time I saw it.

[@goldenshark3182]

Anakin to Padme: “I can’t breathe when I’m around you!” Babu: “If that’s the case, then why are you sitting next to her!” 😂🤣

[@fallandcoco]

Always good to see you guys are doing well. Keepnup the good work 👏

[@AA-qb7ni]

Something so wholesome about you guys reacting to this. Hope you enjoyed!! 😊

[@AKSnowbat907]

I love that you love Star Wars. Just constant smiles watching people see it for the first time.

[@Truebigden]

These reactions are the only ones I watch from beginning to the end. Those guys are such pure souls ☺️

[@tylerm4269]

There reaction to Yoda taking out his lightsaber to duel Dooku, brought me back to the first time I ever saw it in theaters. I was a kid and just an average fan of Star Wars, and at that moment, when Yoda took out his lightsaber, the silent fixated audience went BERSERK with roaring cheers and applause, it was like an eruption. I'll never forget it. I realized for the first time how special this story was to people. I became a lifelong fan that day.

[@bouncepsycho]

I've loved watching these guys watch star wars. Really looking forward to episode III :)

[@01SuperJared]

YES! Thank you so much for continuing this series!!

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

The Force is strong in these guys! They've really grown on me, especially when they clap during their favorite scenes. One thing...someone tell them that Earth isn't part of the Star Wars universe!

[@_MARSyt]

The dynamic between Anakin and Obi in the first act is so well done it just makes me want more. Like they should create a series just about their adventures between episodes 1 and 2. Anakin saved Obi's life a bunch of times right? It would be great to see some of those times as well as just that cool dynamic of overly talented prodigy student and his master who is like his brother and who initially started the training out of a promise but eventually came to really love ani. Their banter and their skill means you could put them up against literally anything and they could handle it in a fun way

[@thedappermagician6905]

There are quite a few books and a few tv series that go deep into their relationship. You'd do well to check them out I'd say. Many of the books are for children/young adults but for simple lore and engaging with the characters they should do the job, they're canon(the canon that matters). All of the clone wars shows go into this as well. And i can't forget the comics, which err on the side of Young Adult to Adult(somewhere in between) and are great storytelling.

[@_MARSyt]

@@thedappermagician6905 Thanks I'll look into the books. I have read a few star wars novels and enjoyed them. But as a side note I don't think clone wars tv show counts. Its a great show but I was talking about adventures from when Obi wan was actually training Anakin and he was still pretty young. But yeah, hopefully some of the novels you mentioned show some of the times he saved Obi's life.

[@WMfin]

I can't wait to see them watching the end of Episode 3!

[@sincityspy702]

I love their reactions to the Star War Movies, brings joy in my heart to see them enjoy a movie that brings the child out of me when i first saw this movie in AWE! seeing their reactions made me happy for them! These guys are now TRUE STAR WARS FANS!! like the rest of us!!

[@kaml5076]

Yessss I’m so glad to see the honest reactions of the same people as well as their 😮faces on seeing the movies of this series!

[@TheChiraagG]

"Zam the Assassin and the Chase through Coruscant" is a straight banger.

[@bluecomposite]

Laurel˛& Hardy: Liberty, The Finishing Touch... Seven Samurai (1954), Wild Bunch, The Italian Job (1969), Dog Day Afternoon, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Ran, No Way Out, The Last Emperor, Reservoir Dogs, Cube (1997), Matchstick Men, 127 hours, Lion (2016)

[@ryanroubert2483]

42:35 i remember at the theater with a friend, were like"no what old yoda think he can do". When he began to fight, we just started to shout out of amazement. We could NEVER, as the guy said here, imagine Yoda coud fight that way

[@SubSkrub]

I absolutely love how some of the most hated SW characters seem to be their favorites 🥺

[@markmuller7962]

I can't wait for the 3rd movie

[@fancymortimer3247]

"jar jar is always in a different look" yes!

[@Jimm386]

1 “Two worms have come in”…..2 “they are badger” 😂

[@DaiBenduMonk]

Jar Jar's No. 1 fans, gotta love it! Hahaha these guys have the same appreciation as kids watching it for the very first time so wholesome

[@CloneCommanderCrater1102]

39:06 I love their reaction to the IG-227 hailfire droid, it's just really charming to me.

[@beyondlondon8600]

Watching the three wise men drinking their tea collectively; I almost cried cos they're so cute xx

[@ErikA-yf4xw]

ive decided that these videos are the best way to re-watch the prequels :D

[@princesspunkinn9958]

it's sad knowing what happened to jake lloyd after he was in star wars and seeing these guys say that they liked him and he did a good job. I wish people in the US were more like that.

[@CragScrambler]

Its like watching the movies anew all over again, can't wait for part 3

[@autosandluxury1025]

Thank you so much! For this second part i can't wait for the other Star War movie.

[@jorey4565]

it's here,and not in theater or Disney channel ,where i find again my kid passion for great past movies moments..

[@Japam1984]

Always love it when uncle Babu drops another song at the end! Keep them comming!

[@user-fm5nz8wf8j]

The reason why Jar Jar's wearing higher class clothes is because, after the Battle of Naboo, he was promoted to representative and the critters Jango Fett used to try and kill Padme are called kouhun, a highly venomous species of arthropod native to the planet Indoumodo (look it up in the Wookiepedia) and Obi-Wan's a lot more like a big brother to Anakin P.S. Our villager friends seem to have adventures through movies and I love how their jaws keep dropping! P.S.S. The 'crab' is actually an acklay, an insectlike reptile from Vendaxa, the red bull-like beast is a reek also reptilian from Ylesia, and the catlike beast is a nexu from Cholganna (like I said, look it up) plus this movie is the start of a long three year war called the Clone Wars (the cartoon series tell us a lot about what happened during that time period btw) which happens before Revenge of the Sith but I'm giving no spoilers for what's gonna happen in the third movie and Yoda was 870 years old (basically an old man and was nowhere near a kid) at the time this one and ultimately lived up to 900 by the time of the sequel movies Note: Sorry for the rant

[@hauntsquad8602]

When they all clapped after anakin offed the worms 😂

[@fightingfortruth9806]

They were badgers.

[@SubSkrub]

I like how they're respectful, but also thirsty af 💀

[@cynnamonroll666]

Anxiously waiting for episode 3

[@markmuller7962]

I'm so delighted that Badshah wants to do Jedi cosplay :D