RETURN OF THE JEDI | STAR WARS | MOVIE REACTION

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Return of the Jedi (also known as Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi) is a 1983 American epic space opera film directed by Richard Marquand. The screenplay is by Lawrence Kasdan and George Lucas from a story by Lucas, who was also the executive producer. The sequel to Star Wars (1977) and The Empire Strikes Back (1980), it is the third installment in the original Star Wars trilogy, the third film to be produced, and the sixth chronological film in the "Skywalker saga". The film stars Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Anthony Daniels, David Prowse, Kenny Baker, Peter Mayhew and Frank Oz.
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[@blueroninstudios]

Vader: Oh, you a twin sister? Imma turn her evil! Luke: KEEP! MY SISTER'S! NAME! OUT YA F***** MOUF!!!!!

[@Johnadams20760]

lmfao

[@bombomos]

Hahah

[@magtovi]

**slap!**

[@garyboulware4672]

C3-PO's storytelling with sound effects is probably one of the greatest story re-hashes of the previous movies within a movie, I think I have ever seen.

[@russellh.3150]

Especially since he mentioned in Star Wars that he wasn't very good at telling stories. So not true.

[@garyboulware4672]

@@russellh.3150 right? I caught that, too lol

[@SierraSierraFoxtrot]

The movie "Reign of Fire" has a fantastic nod to that. Great movie.

[@sabrecatsmiladon7380]

WAIT !!!!!! This was a F'ing MOVIE?!?!?!?!

[@formdusktilldeath]

The saddest part of this is that Leia never had a good ineraction with her father. She will always remember him as a torturer and the murderer of her people.

[@two-bearshigh-fiving9293]

In extended universe anakins force ghost tries alot to make it up to her bur she never forgives him until she finds padmes journal saying how vader and anakin are two separate entities and how much he was manipulated. by the time she finds it though and realizes vader wasn't her father, anakin was, anakins force ghost had moved on to be one with the force fully

[@two-bearshigh-fiving9293]

To clarify padme never knew the dark side of anakin as vader padmes journal just referred that part of him as the darkness inside wasn't truly anakin

[@noneya3635]

There is a good scene in a book Truce at Bakura, where Leia interacts with Anakin’s force ghost. Worth the read.

[@JustinWillisDevil240Z]

The crying guy always gets me. He clearly loved that Rancor a lot.

[@rustybarrel516]

I remember Roger Ebert calling out this moment in his review as an example of what made the Star Wars franchise different and special.

[@jeremyfrost2636]

His story was one of my favorites in Tales From Jabba's Palace. Fun fact: His name is Malakili.

[@justinsherman9350]

@@jeremyfrost2636 agreed. Wasn't he like, a day away from smuggling the Rancor to safety?

[@jeremyfrost2636]

@@justinsherman9350 If I remember correctly, yes he was.

[@StephenLuke]

Malakili was played by British actor Paul Brooke and his voice was dubbed by Ernie Fosselius.

[@JoeFF85]

The red headed woman in white is Mon Mothma, the Senator from planet Chandrilla. She was a colleague of Leia’s adoptive father, who was Senator from Alderaan. She is the only member of the political leadership of the Alliance to Restore the Republic (“the Rebel Alliance”) we see in the Original Trilogy other than Leia, and is important in other Star Wars media in that role.

[@phj223]

Let's all take a moment and respect Chewie's marksmanship, he rarely misses a shot in the original trilogy. :) He's the unsung MVP of the Cloud City shootout, haha! ;)

[@darkwyve]

I heard it was because he watched all of the Stormtrooper shooting guides... ...so he'd know what *not* to do. ;)

[@richardrobbins8067]

True, (hopefully no spoilers) But we find out in later movies that crossbow is a Freaking Cannon!! Like the elephant gun of laser guns.

[@lewstone5430]

Chewie’s crossbow is a powerful weapon on “Battlefront”, a Star Wars video game.

[@tae-yunlee7658]

some say hes still waiting for his medal for his work in the battle of Yavin

[@scottalynch]

@@Melancthon7332 The actor Denis Lawson, who played Wedge, is Ewan McGregor’s uncle

[@PaganMinn]

am i the only one who preferred vader not yelling no when finally becoming anakin again? still an amazing scene but the "no" they added i feel takes away from it a little bit. was far more powerful with vaders complete silence while finally getting free from the dark side.

[@michaelsheehan5559]

Totally agree. There was something noble and simultaneously frightening when he just moved swiftly and silently to save his son. The screaming really diminished the scene.

[@The_Texorcist]

Agreed it was a pointless addition that only serves as Lucas trying desperately to connect his original trilogy to the prequels. The “no” being exactly what he said as Vader once finding out about Padme and then with the force ghosts replacing the original Anakin actor with Hayden (which makes no sense) just trying to remind people that the Anakin at the end of Jedi is the same person in the prequels… duh we know that.

[@PaganMinn]

@@The_Texorcist yeah i agree with that. revenge of the sith is my favorite episode. although the no vader screams at the end after finding out about padme was very corny and id think the scene would have been far better without that line.

[@botwitaprice]

disappointing that Lucas added the dialog in, it also took something away from the episode 3 dialog when Vader cries out then, a reactor didn't realize that "No!" was originally in Episode 3. - I say no more

[@jackburton7597]

Nope not the only one. For me the music said it all, that was the real 'Return of the Jedi' moment.

[@GoUtes92]

33:50. To answer your question, that’s called Force Lightning; strictly a dark side ability and the emperor is particularly skilled with it.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Spoilers (Prequels) I'm not so sure that's how the movie universe sees it, since light-side Yoda himself uses it.

[@manleychenoweth8144]

No Yoda absorbed it, then reflected it back

[@GoUtes92]

@@manleychenoweth8144: Reflecting it back is not the same thing as actually using it. You have to actually reject compassion to use Force Lightning. Reflecting it back is just using the force to defend yourself from unfriendly powers.

[@rex8329]

You forgetting about someone? Of course, someone else who we won't talk about because she just doesn't count for anything

[@stroopwafel124]

@@rex8329 she who must not be named

[@declanArdmore]

When Luke is leaving the Death Star with his Father you can hear blaster fire in the background. Luke is the only Rebel there so that is probably the soldiers killing each other over escape pods

[@cameronpekelder4055]

Pretty sure that was just the battle out in space.

[@declanArdmore]

@@cameronpekelder4055 you don't hear any battle noise inside any other ship from the outside in the trilogy

[@Miroku2235]

A neat bit of lore, when Palpatine had Vader's suit built/made, it was engineered to be specifically weak to his lightning. That way if Vader ever turned on him, like he did, Vader could be taken down easier.

[@gordondavis6168]

Also, Vader’s hate and thirst for revenge allowed him to survive his terrible injuries. When Vader felt love for Luke and Vader let go of his anger, he could no longer survive.

[@CannonRaw]

It was also designed to cause discomfort and pain.

[@fnglert]

Luke, I know what you're getting for Christmas. Nooo! That's impossible! How! I have felt your presents.

[@michaelw8262]

35:49: "That hurt more than I thought it was going to." This is not a perfect movie, but I think Vader's death is very impressive story telling. The literally faceless villain from three movies is able to convey emotion and internal conflict, and it's sad when he dies.

[@di3486]

The funeral always gets me 😢

[@glenncabacungan9269]

It’s not a perfect movie, but I think once we got to Episode 3, I think Return became a stronger film. FYI, it’s gonna be even sadder when you find out how Vader gets to be Vader in the first place. Hope you watch the prequels.

[@mattp6089]

Not perfect, but parts of it are sublime. Luke's torment from two Sith Lords, seeing the fleet battle out the window going badly, knowing about the team on the forest moon being trapped and still not cracking is quite possibly the most Star Wars thing in the whole trilogy. Really the only thing you can knock is that the Ewok battle is a bit silly. Wish they'd made that a little more plausible somehow. Everything else is exactly how this conclusion should be. Luke's a strange hero. He wins in Star Wars by turning off all his assisted targeting and letting his moves be guided fully by the Force. He avoids losing completely in Empire by giving over his fate to chance and he wins in Jedi by refusing to do what the Emperor wants and trusting his father to do the right thing.

[@ajclannachan]

He shouldnt be faceless. Its the redemption of Anakin. These movies are so much better 1-6 not the release order

[@ajclannachan]

@@no1guy825 Hes not faceless. Hes Anakin Skywalker. You are missing the whole point. The star wars story is about him. People who watch it out of order miss out on a much better experience by watching them in release order. Its not even a debate at this point. Most people who watch them like you want get to epiosde 6 and anakins force ghost appears and they are like whos that. This isnt about how you watched it as a kid its about the best way enjoy the story. Everyone knows the big spoils now, but not many know Anakin is vader and what characters live or die, but you watch them out of order and you do. Its stupid to watch them in release order at this point.

[@dongilleo9743]

After watching this countless times for decades, it just occured to me that C-3PO calling out to the stormtroopers(at 27:52), "were you looking for me?" is a callback to A New Hope, when Obi-Wan uses the the Force to convince stormtroopers that "these aren't the droids you're looking for."

[@MrBrutus082]

34:23 "I'm assuming he's destroyed now after this" Oh boy...

[@KrazyCash]

In my mind he is.

[@StreetHierarchy]

Yoda is voiced by the great Frank Oz, director of Little Shop of Horrors, among other great films. He also voiced Ms. Piggy and Fozzy, who is named after him. He's kind of Jim Henson's counterpart in the comedy duo. The Bert to his Ernie, literally and figuratively.

[@mem1701movies]

He was the cop in TRADING PLACES too

[@Baelzar]

@@mem1701movies And the guy from the U.S. Embassy in An American Werewolf in London. Perfect for that small role.

[@botwitaprice]

Don't forget Frank Oz was the Cookie Monster! LOL!

[@spiderlantern82]

Right before he threw his saber at Luke, Vader commented “Obi Wan has taught you well” when he saw Luke had the high ground.

[@joeberger3441]

I think he was just saying that in terms of Luke's general sword play. The "high ground" line wasn't even thought of until Episode 3 was shot. And it honestly makes no sense in the context of sword fighting. On YT you can find videos where real life fencers and sword experts analyze that scene and other star wars scenes, and basically all of them say that having the high ground is actually a hindrance in a sword fight. Why? Well, when you're the higher man you have to defend your legs as well as attack. When you're the lower man you only have to worry about defending your upper body (like you normally would), but are able to attack your foes legs.. when Obi Wan killed Darth Maul, Maul was literally above him.

[@MikeB12800]

@@joeberger3441 mythbusters did a video too

[@ahmedhandl7067]

I think u are damn right!

[@stolasgoetia93]

@@joeberger3441 We're talking about a movie with swords made from plasma. Why do people always try to apply real world logic to it. >.>

[@Galiant2010]

@@joeberger3441 Maul was too busy gloating when he hadn't really won. And Vader vs. Luke he was like "Not falling for that again" *Saber throw!*

[@MysterClark]

I think this is the first time I've seen a reaction that didn't have them say, "Wait, they're siblings? But they KISSED!!!" and "Wait, she knew they were related the whole time???! WHY SHE KISS HIM THEN??!!!!!" I suppose it could've just gotten cut out or maybe it's part of the talk afterwards but it's really refreshing to see someone not jump on that right away. Especially since I don't think that's exactly what she meant.

[@Diegesis]

Yeah Arianna wasn't stressing about that.

[@MysterClark]

@@Diegesis I never really thought it was that big of a deal. Not sure why some people freak out about it all that much. (And no, I'm not from Alabama (or the South at all))

[@mattp6089]

She didn't mean that, you're right. I always thought Leia meant she always sensed there was something different about Luke. Once she learned they were siblings, that feeling made sense.

[@MysterClark]

@@mattp6089 Yep, that's exactly how I always took it. That there was some sort of special connection between them, which she maybe mistook for a romantic one for a short while, but then it clicked in the Ewok village and it all made sense. Honestly, to me that always seemed obvious but a lot of people seem to want to insist she knew they were related the entire time and she made out with her brother. Not sure what kind of fantasies these people have but they should probably just go back to Game of Thrones.

[@Galiant2010]

@@MysterClark And it happens IRL, too. Sometimes people meet and start dating and then find out they're related somehow and just never met before.

[@wildkatarn7141]

34:14 THIS was the point of the franchise: the return of "the Jedi." NOT the return of the Order itself, NOT the return of Luke Skywalker come to save the day...the RETURN OF THE JEDI is Anakin Skywalker remembering who he was, sacrificing himself to save his son & fulfilling his destiny to destroy the Sith. However, I do think it's one of the worst retcons Lucas added to the series. In the theatrical version, Vader didn't say "No...NOOOO!" He silently watches, then acts.

[@gerstelb]

100%. It was much more effective when Vader was silent right up until he lunges and grabs the Emperor. Although I think the new ending is much better than the original “Yug Yug” song,

[@dongilleo9743]

The entire Star Wars movie franchise from the three prequel movies to Return of the Jedi can be seen as one overarching story of the rise, fall, and redemption of Anakin Skywalker.

[@Galiant2010]

@@gerstelb Excuse you, it's "Yub nub" and that song is amazing.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@dongilleo9743 That's what it is, as Lucas said, a 6 chapter book of a man's life.

[@mattkylie6723]

Fun fact: the title “Return of the Jedi” refers to the return and redemption of a Jedi long thought dead!!! Anakin Skywalker.

[@5TRICT9]

How does that work the original name of the movie was revenge of the jedi

[@mattkylie6723]

@@5TRICT9 Because George Lucas reworked the title after going over what he previously wrote concerning Jedi nature” .. Lucas wanted to soften the title because Jedi are not trained to seek revenge and so he wanted a title that was more reflective of Jedi values. It's also been alleged that Return of the Jedi had always been Lucas's original, intended title, with "Revenge" only used to curb fake merchandise, and in addition was able to attach the title to the main characters return” and redemption “Anakin.

[@5TRICT9]

@@mattkylie6723 sounds to me like george lucas never knew wtf he was doing

[@tybermoff8047]

@@5TRICT9 Of course, that’s why he’s where he is.

[@mattkylie6723]

@@5TRICT9 Well he must of, if Star Wars was as successful as it was.

[@MrTech226]

That little Ewok who befriends Leia was played by then 11 years old actor named Warwick Davis. Ewok's name is Wicket. There supposed be another actor playing Wicket, and his name is Kenny Baker. But Baker got sick. Davis got the role as Wicket. Interesting fact is that Kenny Baker also played R2-D2 in the original trilogy. In other movies after originals, there were little actors besides Baker worked R2-D2. Now, there are fully remote-controlled versions of R2-D2 with some are officially sanctioned by LucasFilms.

[@3DJapan]

The Rancor Monster was one of my favorite toys as a kid.

[@NathanSimms]

First movie I ever saw in the Theater. I was 2 years old. I had learned to talk and was constantly talking. My father said I didn't say a word for the entire 2 hours 15 minutes. Also, Vader's death hits you a lot harder if you've seen the prequels and the Clone Wars television series. Tears everytime.

[@mattp6089]

I got taken to Star Wars at a drive-in when I was 6 months old! The first movie I remember seeing in a cinema was Ghostbusters.

[@NathanSimms]

@@mattp6089 the first movie I REMEMBER seeing is Back to the Future at my house on our brand new VCR in 1985

[@rowdeemunkee]

If you are an audiobook person, i HIGHLY reccomend the Thrawn trilogy. It takes place 5 years after this movie, going heavy into politics and lukes struggle with what being a jedi means, given his short learning period. Guy who reads it does great impersonations, and they add music and sound effects for immersion.

[@matthewdunham1689]

Very true!

[@Farmer_Dave]

Darth Angelus Channel is doing a CGI version of the Thrawn Trilogy on youtube and he is halfway thru the first book so I recomend checking it out.

[@matthewdunham1689]

Is this the origin story and rise in the Empire and how he met his friend the ensign and logistics officer? I Forget the names. They go to Lothal and deal with the politics of the Empire as well as rebels and pirates?

[@rowdeemunkee]

@@matthewdunham1689 wrong trilogy, im talking the ones released in the 80s, were thrawn was first introduced. Not canon anymore (thats disney) but many people prefer it over the sequel series we got. It was before the prequels but actually gets alot of things right, lucas probably consulted

[@matthewdunham1689]

@@rowdeemunkee I'll have to check it out. I really enjoyed the one I'm talking about. Really great voice actors and writing!

[@bigdream_dreambig]

23:47 "I wonder what the increase of budget for each movie was." Wikipedia tells me: Star Wars (1977) = $11M. Then add $7M (+64%) for Empire Strikes Back (1980) = $18M. Then add $14.5M (+81%) for Return of the Jedi (1983) = $32.5M.

[@jmhansen881]

The rancor's roaring is from a dog. George Lucas knew an older woman with a super angry dachshund. His neighbor as I recall. They brought over a microphone and recorded the dog barking and growling at them. They pitched it all down later in post. I think its hilarious that the big, monstrous rancor is voiced by an angry hairy hotdog with legs.

[@williamjones6031]

1. Best guess is that Han was Jabba's "trophy" for about a year and a half before the rescue. 2. Vader discovered Leia as Luke's sister because he could feel it in Luke. Luke didn't know that until just before then. 3. Luke's light sabre is green because he lost his old one along with his hand so they decided to make it green because it worked better in the desert background landscape. 4. Everybody is freaking out because Luke and Leia kissed mostly because she was trying to piss off Han. They didn't know they are related. 5. The "I love you. I know" was written into the script to get Leia the shot to say it to Han. 6. This was Warrick Davis'/Lead Ewok first acting gig. He was only 13. Willow is his lead with Val Kilmer and worth a first time/share.😎 7. Obvious CGI with the race through the forest. Nobody in their right mind would go that fast. 8. A little corn. Hans' reaction to Leia telling him Luke is her brother. 9. Jedi is plural. With Luke and Leia leading the way they can reestablish the Jedi back into the picture. 10. This is the best of the original George Lucas Star Wars. After this he sold it to Disney and everything changed. Sadly

[@assassinxsteveo]

“He was playing the long game” palpatine’s for thought and long game is how he gained power..

[@Sauceman82]

such a good movie! had he killed the emperor out of anger toward the emperor himself, the emperor would have lived on through Vader, similar to the force ghost luke sees. Since he killed the emperor out of love for his son, he was able to return as a Jedi.

[@HH-hd7nd]

37:45 They replaced the original actor of Anakin in that scene with an immae of Hayden Christensen who plays Anakin in the prequels.

[@randeecarreno4289]

Definitely looking forward to this one. 😊 I got caught up on Arianna's other two "Star Wars" reactions just last night. And I loved them! This movie ties with "The Empire Strikes Back" as my favorite in the Star Wars film series. I was around 7 when this was originally released in 1983. And to a 7 year old girl, Jabba the Hutt was the scariest thing. I'll forever remember always waiting in the theater lobby until after Leia killed Jabba. LOL! On to the prequels!

[@jeremyfrost2636]

I was 4, Jabba scared the crap out of me too.

[@PhilipReeder]

If they ever do a live action (sequences) of Rebels and or Bad Batch, I could totally see Arianna playing Jedi Master Depa Billaba.

[@damianwilliams6240]

Way back in the day, HBO ran this shit on a loop. I remember watching this from beginning to end and then again from the start to the ending. Best Starwars film ever

[@minitarget2173]

Absolutely loved this reaction. Made me feel like I was watching it for the first time again.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

As a kid there was nothing more fun than finding a bush and playing with plastic Ewoks vs Stormtroopers. I used to use the nets that you buy satsumas in to make Ewok traps.

[@JackSilver1410]

Yeah, I want you all to remember the fight on the sail barge whenever someone starts going "nurr Didney dudn't know how lightsabers wurk!" Notice all the people who AREN'T being carved up? Huh, funny that.

[@jamesmarjan5481]

You are the only who has recognized how fearless R2D2 is. He’s a warrior.

[@gmunden1]

Dark lightning is what Darth Sidious is using on Luke. The backstop of the Emperor and Anakin's beginnings is in bookform. The Emperor hints to Anakin about the use of the force during the opera scene but Anakin does not connect the information to his own past. The Emperor had planned Anakin's path to the dark side since his birth. This is why Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn was curious about young Anakin's Midichlorian count in "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace".

[@Flastew]

That was a super fun reaction, loved it. You really made seeing this again so enjoyable, loved your singing too.

[@noneya3635]

“Ta boki ohki.” That was adorable when you just randomly repeated Ewok-ese. I wonder if I’d have liked this movie better if I’d seen it in theaters with friends. It was fun watching you react to the movie for the first time.

[@Ender7j]

The Thrawn trilogy is a great sequel series after RoJ. It’s too bad they weren’t made into movies in some way

[@billynair]

8:44 thank you for making sure the Wilhelm scream was in this cut

[@IndyRead]

"I'm assuming he's destroyed after this." Oh, if only.

[@15blackshirt]

This film is the culmination of ours and Luke's journey to better understand the Jedi and ways of the Force. Like its predecessors, there are numerous videogame adaptations. Up next is the Prequel Trilogy, which consists of The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. There are also a handful of spin-off series and films following this movie

[@mem1701movies]

32:58 I never liked how Vader just fell down. I saw a practice scene and Luke was supposed to have pushed him down

[@ajclannachan]

loved your reaction. I hate that people tell others to watch them out of order. Its 1-6 for a reason. Its no longer meant to be watched that way.

[@boqndimitrov8693]

in short: the war continues, and when it ends, the territory of the former Old Republic is divided between the New Republic and the Empire.

[@epa316]

I mean, would it have killed Yoda to give Luke a little practical advice in between all the philosophy? "Luke, when face the Emperor you do, beware. He shoots force lightning from his hands. Block it, your lightsaber can. Throw away your only weapon in front of him, you must NOT."

[@formdusktilldeath]

Yoda can do it with his bare hands so he probbly thought everyone can do it this way...

[@michaelratz1990]

I can tell you love these movies after your first watch and that is wonderful! Love that!

[@StephenLuke]

9:40 When the remastered version came out, they changed “It’s alright! Trust me!” to “It’s alright! I can see a lot better!”.

[@grantmaurer9921]

Rare example of the new version making an improvement

[@StephenLuke]

@@grantmaurer9921 I'm your number one subscriber.

[@1243beowulf]

I'm excited for any prequel reactions we may get in the future.....

[@derrickowen8162]

The ewoks were my favorite thing about Star Wars when I was a little kid.

[@voidmstr]

Wonderful reaction enhanced by clever editing and production!

[@incogneato790]

If you think Luke and Leia's kiss was bad, check out the non-canon novel 'Splinter of the Mind's Eye' It takes place before Empire Strikes Back and has Luke and Leia seriously lusting for each other. At one point she has to pretend that she is his slave girl too.

[@Andrew3455]

As a kid this was hands down my favorite Star Wars!

[@Diegesis]

Makes sense

[@mattkylie6723]

Vader thought he’ destroyed Anakin!! but the mistake he made, was not making sure he was dead! ... “He lived” and in the end what was left of Anakin, was enough to destroy Vader “ ... Return of the Jedi (Anakin)

[@Belnick6666]

also, there are still millions of planets under empire control, just because "king" and "prince" expired does not mean it all crumbles, there are troops on each of those planets, so there are tens of millions of empire soldiers out there still

[@LuigiGuarino]

The audio is waaaay better now! Thank you guys, amazing work as always \m/

[@superbooster2636]

23:17 "I know. Somehow, even when I was tongue grappling you on that ice planet, I always knew..."

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

The universe can never repay the debt of gratitude we owe to George Lucas and the late great Carrie Fisher for giving us Slavegirl Leia.

[@lewstone5430]

Hi Arianna, I enjoy your reactions! Keep it goin girl!

[@Johnadams20760]

the original ending had a diffrent song and showed the actor playing anikin that luke skywalker found under the mask, so as not to be as confusing kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqe7nmh-qrdqaM0

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

The original was the better Anakin for the end scene, in my opinion. Especially since a lot of people who watched the movies over the last 20 years have watched them in release order (the proper order, IMO) so they have no foundation for who the young kid is at the end.

[@Johnadams20760]

@@thatpatrickguy3446 exactly. i mean i don't really mind them adding in more planets and stuff,that if fine. afterall it is a galzy. and even the song wsa fine. i like them both. but chaning anikin was the one dumb thing in that scene. ever watch HISHE videos? there was one where luke says "thanks for appearing the way i knew you father instead of some other form i wouldn't recoginiize"

[@j9lorna]

Now you NEED to check out the Bad Lip Reading versions of these movies and the music videos

[@michaelwatson266]

I think Adriana's edibles were kicking in by the end 😂🤣😂🤣

[@Clandestined13]

I remember watching this in the theater when it premiered. In Japan, I was.

[@michaelwatson266]

Been waiting for this and to see Arianna again ❤

[@theairwaybat1830]

I have this awesome cd-rom of the original trilogy and found out the rancor's eyes were ball bearings

[@CalabrianVince]

34:23 “I’m assuming he’s destroyed after this” *Cloned sheev has entered the chat*

[@tonyyul703]

14:54 Mon Martha, is the one who started the rebellion. She orchestrated the construction of the rebellion years before Luke and Leia was born.

[@brianmurphy8811]

The woman speaking is named Mon Mothma.

[@UnleashthePhury]

It’s a testament to how awesome the whole rescue sequence is that you never notice what an awful plan it is until years later when the internet points it out.

[@musicalmaven8217]

I agree with your guys criticisms but I really do hope she continues with the prequels. Ep. 5 and 3 are both on my top star wars movies from all 1-6. We don't talk about 7-9 but it sounds like he really doesn't care for the prequels which is fine. I'm just wondering if the star wars reactions are over for good? I'm sure a lot of people would enjoy her 1-3 reactions for better or for worse.

[@unidentifiedguy8253]

I think the train wreck that was the sequels made people look more fondly on the prequels. The first one kind of sucks, but the others told the story competently, although anakin as a emo whiny twerp does take away from him as darth vader.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Arianna! 🌟 There's so much STAR WARS yet to come... I hope you appreciate bits from all of them, as I have.

[@klauspoetsch1841]

Your empathy speaks for you!

[@alexkaen1701]

There were a couple of spin off Ewok movies, which explains how they did so well against the Empire. It turns out they're always hunting giant enemies in the woods, Endor is basically Monster Hunter

[@FinalBossWTMN]

Doesn't make it make sense still lol. Rocks and sticks should not get through the armor of the most powerful military in the galaxy

[@alexkaen1701]

@@FinalBossWTMN The Stormtroopers' armor should have been more effective, but the show Mythbusters tested what would happen if you hit armored vehicles with a swinging tree trap like they used against the AT-ST. Slamming two tree trunks together will turn an armored truck into a pancake.

[@sreif78]

The original script called for the ewoks to be wookies, escaped slave labor from the death star. But Lucas so more marketing in fuzzy cute ewoks.

[@jackjacob8001]

Arianna is now an Official Jedi!

[@DracoSolon]

"I'm assuming he's destroyed now" Yeah, you would think so....

[@haabat1342]

that's huge! " that's what she said" 🤣

[@manleychenoweth8144]

And so, a mighty galactic empire was destroyed, because they failed to account for the tribe of carnivorous Home Alone Teddy bears next to their secret base

[@thyone3925]

That's how anakin looked when Vader "killed" him

[@dirtybuttsteve2827]

Everyone thinks the Ewoks are so cute but they forget that the Ewoks are primitive murder bears.

[@jamesmorehouse9896]

Great reaction!

[@ryanhampson673]

A physicist did a deep dive into the battle of Endor and concluded that the destruction of the death star and all the debris falling out of orbit would have caused a worldwide apocalypse and destroyed most of the life on the moon....So there's that lol

[@vincegarcia6416]

In the 2004 DVD release, George Lucas explained the reason behind why Yoda told Luke that Darth Vader was his father. Lucas had consulted with a child psychologist during the making of the film. The psychologist said that unless it was unequivocally stated that Vader was Luke's father, moviegoers age twelve and under would dismiss Vader's claim to be Luke's father as a lie.

[@utalomAlibbantakat]

36:56 I don't understand why people are surprised by this, they didn't know they were brothers then

[@herbertkeithmiller]

13:44 Well the movie's writers hadn't gotten to that part yet... Seriously they didn't know when they wrote the first movie (episode IV)

[@jozsa8043]

Arianna I'm digging the Pirates shirt! Greetings from Pittsburgh

[@rickardroach9075]

34:05 I'm sorry about the 'truly dead' remark!

[@MichaelParthum]

Long past time to watch the prequels. They’re much more well received by modern first time watchers.

[@ubermorph1000]

He hates the prequels

[@saintmatthias8187]

The end scene's were filmed around where I live.

[@archersfriend5900]

Super fun!

[@jamesf791]

This is the best of the original trilogy movies in my opinion. Why? Easy, this movie makes you feel bad for Vader's death. Vader is considered one of scariest movie villains in cinema history, and with that said you felt bad for his death.

[@cjclayton99]

*Vader throws the Emperor killing him* “I assume he’s destroyed now after this”…….. cut to tRoS, Some how Palpatine returns

[@MrBellsa61]

34:23 something something "somehow"..... 😂😂

[@phj223]

"The Emperor will show you the true nature of the Force. HE is your master now."

[@rask004]

- "I'm assuming he's destroyed like after this" Well that was the idea... Until Episode 9. 😶😶😶

[@jackburton7597]

37.42 yEah. Thats Anakin before he pledged allegence to the emperor and became Darth Vader.

[@dabe1971]

9:57 Air kick !

[@hawkpantherpaolo1840]

The emperor is an electrician, lololol

[@DER5150]

“I’m assuming he’s destroyed now after this”…..urm, yeaaaah about that……….thanks a lot Disney