😨 SCI-FI HATER Wife finally watches * STAR WARS * for the first time | Reaction (Ep IV - A New Hope)

[@Shoomer1988]

The woman I married didn't like Star Wars. I still miss her sometimes but divorce was the only option.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

😂😂😂 I will think about it after I finish showing her the other movies

[@CelestialWoodway]

@@ptthatswhatshesaid May I suggest showing her Presumed Innocent (1990) starring Harrison Ford since she likes legal dramas? "Prosecuting attorney Raymond Horgan (Brian Dennehy) assigns his chief deputy, the taciturn Rusty Sabitch (Harrison Ford), to investigate the rape and murder of colleague Carolyn Polhemus (Greta Scacchi), unaware of their torrid affair. When evidence implicates Rusty, Horgan's political enemies demand his arrest, devastating Rusty's wife, Barbara (Bonnie Bedelia). In desperation, Rusty turns to crafty defense attorney Sandy Stein (Raul Julia), only to be stunned by his trial's revelations." Also show her Jagged Edge (1985) starring Jeff Bridges. "Lawyer Teddy Barnes reluctantly takes up the case of publisher Jack Forrester, who is accused of murdering his wife for her money. As the trial develops, she is kept guessing right to the very last minute as to whether Jack is an innocent man or a cunning, manipulative murderer." That one is directed by Return Of The Jedi director Richard Marquand by the way! I've been meaning to suggest those two movies to you guys for a bit. Take care.

[@SkywaIkerLuke]

May divorce be with you

[@JohnnyPappas]

@@ptthatswhatshesaid We can't wait to find out what happens. Is Love stronger than the Force (Star Wars)?

[@Finey_S_K]

You must do what you feel is right, of course

[@johnhammonds5143]

Back in 1977, it wasn't called "Episode 4, A New Hope". Back then, it was simply "Star Wars". I was 11 years old. This movie was a major phenomenon. People waited hours in lines around the block just to get in to see it. And they went over and over and over. It was amazing.

[@markhellman-pn3hn]

"episode 4, a new hope" was the intro to the movie !! ... DUH

[@johnhammonds5143]

@markhellman-pn3hn It was in the intro to the movie in the 1997 remaster. It wasn't there in the 1977 original.

[@markhellman-pn3hn]

@@johnhammonds5143 are you REALLY that stupid ?? ... it "WAS" in the 1977 movie

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

@@johnhammonds5143 It was added in the 1981 re-release, but yeah, it wasn't there in the original run.

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

The CGI the special editions added looks more dated than the original practical effects, and it clashes with them as well. It's criminal that the original edition isn't freely commercially available. People should be able to see what came out in '77 and judge it entirely in that context. Every time a reactor says the CG is pretty good for the seventies, a little bit of me dies inside.

[@donaldjz]

Thanks to Lucass

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

@@donaldjz It sometimes amazes me that the person with the vision to create something as great as Star Wars is also the person whose lack of judgment later screwed it up in multiple ways.

[@bobbombar6711]

@stuffyouotterlistento1461 yhe c.g.i. was added around ' 96/97 to a film made in '77 . So when you take that into accout given the technology level it's pretty good ,not nearly as good as if it was good as it would have been if it was done a even half a decade later would be light-years apart in viewing continuity .

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

@@bobbombar6711 Doing ambitious things with technology that's still relatively new virtually guarantees it's not going to age well. But regardless of how forgiving you are with its deficiencies, I still think it does a bad job of blending in with the rest of the movie, with its practical effects. In the end, I'm complaining less about how good or bad a job they did with the CGI (and it's absolutely unfair to expect 2024 or even 2004 level CGI from a movie made in the '90s), but more about how they decided to use it, and the fact that in 2024, they continue to prefer the CGI version to the point of refusing to sell the original edition.

[@bobbombar6711]

@stuffyouotterlistento1461 the original movie was made In 1977 not 2004 . I was commenting g on the state of the te t used to generate the c.g.i. add-ons. Not the film it's self . I saw the o.t. in the theater on their original runs .

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

*Not-so-fun fact:* *The Chewbacca costume that the late, great Peter Mayhew wore was not supposed to get wet in the garbage compactor scene. But it did, and considering the fact that the original costume was made of yak hair, It produced a pretty funky odor.*

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

Fun fact there’s actually a theory that the storm troopers in this movie were intentionally being bad shots because if you remember they put a tracker on the millennium falcon so they wanted to escape but they didn’t want them to have any clue that they had a tracker on.

[@van_goghx]

Well, Obi Wan did tell Luke that “only Imperial Stormtroopers are so precise” but…. yeah, they showed very little precision during most of the movie. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@prescottlange]

It's a theory that revisionistically attempts to excuse the incredulousness of their bad shooting.

[@Cognitive_Ape]

It's not a theory, it's a plot point that most people simply miss. Leia mentions that is probably what happened, and then Tarken and Vader are shown discussing it briefly right after they were allowed to escape. For some stupid reason everyone on board ignores Leia.

[@van_goghx]

@@Cognitive_Ape The fact that Vader kill Obi Wan with no regard to the possibility that he might have been the lynchpin of the operation to rescue the princess makes it easier to dismiss Leia’s suggestion that they “let them escape”, even if it turned out that she was correct. Vader confronting Kenobi was definitely an emotional move that might have easily ruined the “let them go and track them” plan. “Oh no! They’ve killed Ben! What do we do now? He was the mastermind and now we’re clueless as to our next course of action!” Fortunately they weren’t the bumbling idiots and didn’t need Ben to escape but there’s no way Vader could have been sure of that.

[@AdamNisbett]

@@van_goghxyou’ve gotta remember though that Leia wasn’t some stereotypical “princess in distress” - she was a lead operative in smuggling secret plans to the rebel alliance and was a noted political figure as well. It wouldn’t be unreasonable to assume that if given the opportunity she’d have them return to a rebel base.

[@Mytro8533]

Star Wars. Some people get it, some don't. I appreciate her watching it though.

[@kevincaulder96]

Your husband deserves a medal for his patience. Lucy has all the patients of of a live grenade. Learn the names of the characters. Lucy is as stuck up as Princess Leia. Every little thing doesn't need to be explained. There is a reason there are 3 mo ies in the trilogy. Like chapters in a story, it takes time to unravel and put together. Nitpicking should be illegal. No movie is perfect George Lucas made Indiana Jones a few years later.

[@MoOrion]

Stormtoopers being terrible shots is a running joke in the community... but it's a light-hearted joke as we know why they were bad shots. We see Stormtroopers be deadly when invading the ship at the beginning. We're then told that Stormtroopers are very accurate as evidenced by their destruction of the little Jawa peddlers. Then before the rescue we see Darth Vader say "She may yet be of some use to us" which indicates they're planning something concerning Leia. Rescue occurs... Stormtroopers hit nothing. They succeed in escaping. We see Darth Vader and Moff Tarkin talking about a tracking device on their ship. And just in case we still didn't understand that they were allowed to escape and that the Stormtroopers were ordered not to kill them... Leia explicitly says "They're tracking us, That's the only reason for the ease of our escape" The entire escape showcases the precision of the Stormtroopers and their dedication to their work as they succeeded in fighting... and a lot of them dieing... while avoiding hitting anyone.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Far as I'm concerned, there are only three Star Wars movies, and none of them have any CGI. Han shot first, dammit.

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

I thought there were only two movies, and then that short... what's it called?... Jabba's Palace?

[@BigPat6521]

Yeah and then i re-watched the classics and Hons acts like a teenager sometimes its a little embarrassing. I remembered him being so cool. At least Darth Vader can never not be legendary with James Earl Jones as the voice actor.

[@johnb2422]

@@stuffyouotterlistento1461 Yes the short Jabba's Palace, I am with you.

[@lanolinlight]

One thing to remember: Hardly anyone of the millennial generation and surely no one of Gen Z has seen the actual Star Wars trilogy, the films that became legend in the late 70's-early 80's. What George Lucas has given you to watch since 1997 are terrible "Special Editions" full of bad scenes that were cut from the originals plus crude CGI augmentation. The charm of the original films is known only to those of us who were there--or those who can get their hands on the recent 4K bootlegs.

[@tulinfirenze1990]

Agreed. Those films will always be in my heart.

[@captainz9]

I've gotten 4k77 & 4k80 (SW/ESB) so far, they are huge downloads though so I'm still working on 4k83. It's really refreshing though to see the original SW/4k77 like I saw as a teenager in 1977 (probably a good dozen times back then) without all the crappy CGI added.

[@gibsongirl2100]

He doesn't have time to sit around crying about "the situation". When people are in the middle of battle or fighting for a cause, they don't take time to mourn - that comes later. Thousands of good vs evil stories have this trope. He's on a mission now - he's joining with Obi-Wan, his desire to be a Jedi Knight driven partly by revenge for what happened to his aunt and uncle.

[@prescottlange]

Says the guy who's never been in such a "situation". Btw, emergency leave in the military IS a thing. When a family member dies. No matter if they're in the "middle of battle". Also, doesn't matter if it's a "trope". She doesn't like it. The end.

[@bluecedar7914]

@prescottlange I strongly doubt "emergency leave" was a thing in the Polish resistance, or is in Hamas or the Arakan army. Probably not even in the Ukrainian army recently. These would be better analogues than western armed services for Luke's situation. When you are being actively hunted by ruthless enemies, mourning is a risky luxury, even for a clueless teenager.

[@prescottlange]

@@bluecedar7914 The broader point escaped ewe. That being an official recognition, even if "only" from western armed services, that a death in the family is something that engenders/requires emotional processing even in times of war. Whether they're permitted to leave or not is really immaterial as it pertains to her (and my) point about the minimal display of distress from Luke upon learning of his family's demise. Also, "strong doubts" is proof of nothing. Further, this movie wasn't made by Eastern Europeans, nor especially Hamas. Rather, it was the creation of western minds, and western sensibilities. Which were unambiguously imbued in these characters. Luke wasn't in the "midst of battle"; there was plenty of time ahead for SOME measure of explicit, or even expositional, grief. Instead, they immediately and calmly head off to a bar where, again, Luke appears totally unaffected by the fact his family has just been incinerated. This movie isn't perfect. And that's just one of the reasons why. And no amount of reddit rewrites will ever alter that reality.

[@bluecedar7914]

@prescottlange The broader point didn't escape mee. Processing often has to wait when present realities demand attention even in non life threatening situations. If you are the one who has to take responsibility for the deceased love one's affairs, shows of emotion often have to wait until immediate responsibilities are met. Not everyone is inclined to be a weeping indecisive mourner in the hours after the shock of losing a loved one, even in horrific circumstances. But I do agree with the movie imperfections point more broadly.

[@prescottlange]

@@bluecedar7914 There's a lot of space between "weeping indecisive mourner" and some semblance of relatable humanity. So, put away the strawman. Again, this didn't take place in the heat of battle; there was ample time for sorrowful contemplation. On the psychological timeline, not necessarily the film's. It could've easily been handled with 20 seconds of runtime. The fact the main character's family was smoked is no minor detail. It deserved a proper addressing. Hers is a fair point.

[@captainz9]

I do think she needs to remember this was 1977, it was cutting edge special effects in the theater at the time, nobody had seen anything quite like it. Even the production studio had no idea what to expect, George Lucas gave up much if his box office cut for the exclusive (100%) merchandising (toys, etc) rights, which as far as prior movies were minimal if anything - he became a $millionaire quickly because they gave him those rights 100%.

[@JohnWesleyDowney]

Sir, I don't know you. But you have my profound sympathy.

[@JayPadrig]

The opening crawl is the iconic “signature way” every SW movie begins! You’re in the super minority of people watching these who don’t like it.

[@slchance8839]

I've long thought that Luke's doesnt "seem upset" at the death of his aunt and uncle because he's a farmer. Have you ever met a farmer? They are probably some of the toughest people you'll ever meet. They fight poverty, hunger, exhaustion, responsibility, and harm since birth. Farmers usually witness the death of pets, livestock, and likely family members at a young age. It's a harsh life on a harsh desert planet. You can die if you forget your water bottle. There are no days off for farmers: they work on Saturdays, Sundays, Christmas, Easter, their birthday, and even when someone dies, because livestock and chickens must be fed, cattle herded, or vermin defeated. At the age of 19, Luke's practically a grown man on that farm and may have lost SEVERAL family members, friends, and pets by now.

[@xensonar9652]

If he can get upset about Obi Wan who he met recently, he can get upset about the family he grew up with.

[@Finey_S_K]

Let's be real, these are moisture farmers. It involves, according to this film, having droids run moisture collecting equipment. These 'farmers' are basically just overseers.

[@russellward4624]

​@@xensonar9652he didn't recently meet him.

[@xensonar9652]

@@russellward4624 You know what I meant.

[@bulanet271]

I don't think it was important for the movie to show it, but I did think it's a bit sudden. We can just assume Luke burried them off screen and it wasn't important to be shown

[@craigsolano8812]

Yaaay! Can't wait for her to go to 5, 6, and the 1,2,3 and Rogue One. The one you watched, A new hope was a character introduction. It gets better. Guarantee you will love it. It's not all sci-fi and lasers! It's got a Shakespearean Greek tragic style story. And pay attention to the different music themes, it adds to the experience and it's powerful. Stick with it! Can't wait to see her reactions! Love you both from California

[@dasta7658]

Everyone has their own likes and dislikes, glad you didn't fake a positive reaction just because of offending people. If someone is upset, that is their problem. I love, love, love this movie BTW. Keep at it, love your channel. ❤

[@Zwia.]

Yep, how boring would life and relationships be if everyone had exactly the same likes and dislikes.

[@MoOrion]

There is tons of emotion when Luke finds his Aunt and Uncle dead. It's written all over his face. First he's Stunned and that quickly morphs into Anger and that gets channeled into Purpose. The emotion is internal. It's not expressed through tears or sobbing... it's expressed through Saving the Princess and Blowing the Death Star up. Now I will agree that Mark Hamil isn't the best actor ever... but his acting here was pretty darn good. Perfect even... for the awkward whiny teenager suddenly thrust into a larger battle for survival that his character was.

[@arraymac227]

The droids were barred from the cantina. Not getting medals is par for the course.

[@positivelynegative9149]

"Everyone knows... lightning swords." Clearly, not everyone knows. 😄 The monkey. 😄 Ironman. 😄

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ sorry but flashlight swords was even worst in my opinion 😂

[@JohnnyPappas]

Ironman, and Oscar!

[@roger3141]

@@ptthatswhatshesaid They actually made toy flashlight Light Sabers. So flashlight swords was not as far off as you think.

[@slchance8839]

The modern generation is too spoiled in having movies explained to them. The modern generation is used to being treated like they are stupid: "This is the bad guy. Here is his back story. This is WHY he's bad. " When they see a movie that expects them to think or that reflects how REAL life is often uncertain and mysterious, they dont like it. They dont like it when you dont spoon feed them information and they dont like having to think about things nor having to place themselves in the character. I understood that Luke didnt cry at a family death because he was FARMER STRONG and I was a child when I saw this. Some people dont cry. Some people can ignore pain, like Rambo.. A child can figure out that some people, like a hero,....are simply tough.

[@lanolinlight]

Disney Star Wars would have a five minute crying scene and traumatic flashbacks.

[@shawnpatrick1877]

This is well said. Any time there's unconventional story telling or a film that doesn't have tropes and cookie-cutter characters, this also completely confuses the "modern audience."

[@slchance8839]

@@shawnpatrick1877 What a great thing to say. Thank you.

[@slchance8839]

@@lanolinlight 100% and a hero that's good at everything. From birth. No character growth....just a perfect and highly skilled tiny woman who's ethnically ambiguous.

[@JohnnyPappas]

@@shawnpatrick1877 They want to be spoon fed the whole movie.

[@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra]

This film was NEVER addressed as: "A New Hope" (not until the pre-quels appeared ...and in fact, probably when the "fixed-up"/added onto DVD re;leases of the original movies were made by George Lucas.). For, absolutely, certain: that (series of words) NEVER appeared on ANY poster in the 1970s or 1980s. NONE! ...So: What you display/allow Lucia to look at is certainly NOT "the original poster." ...I have seen that basic image (meaning: it wasn't CREATED in the recent past -not even in the 2000s ...It does have an older origination), but I do not even know whether it was used anywhere in advertisements, or when it first was used or where (meaning: in what countries or in relation to what (🤷🤷merchandise, movies, etc.)🤷.). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...My guess is that: you will be watching the "re..."-whatevered Star Wars [the ones Lucas forced people to buy when he created the "pre-quels" and created his "updtaed," unnecessarily "modernized" versions for the (then-new!) DVD market!], ...so, in fact: You will NEVER be witnessing "the original movies" at all. What you will be seeing will have: additional scenes, extended shots and added information and C.G.I. added (which did not exist/was not available at the time the original films/films was made/were made.). 99% of them are unnecessary and add nothing to the film -or: nothing NECESSARY! (or: end-up treating the audience like what they are NOT: stupid!!) It is (generally) ludicrous to THINK (or to speak about) "effects not looking good" 🙄🙄 and so on. When everything is computer-generated, it looks like: ...I can't even describe it. ...but: it takes "no real work." -...O.K. that isn't entirely "fair," but: Do not convince yourself that: "older" films, with practical effects are automatically "lesser in quality" or "need to be viewed through some lens of "...well, that's all they were capable of."," constantly 🙄🙄🙄.... If you watch Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey and are thinking: yeah: ...I don't know if that's "realistic"... or something 🤦🙄🙄🙄 (HOW can any viewer think that "a laser beam: or some unimaginable structure blowing-up "looks unrealistic"??? Are you joking! You had better be!) ...then you are NOT witnessing the film and you are paying attention to all of the wrong stuff. -Go play with high res. graphics on your 'perfect' computer and shut-up and stop talking to actual, people!😡😡 - You have nothing valid to say!🤦 ...what I really meant to say is: I do not care what you feel you "are used to" and whether you've talked yourself into "all modern effects are, just, naturally 'better' (🙄🙄) and..."blah-b;ah-b;ah. While certain things may seem "anachronistic" or (I don't know) 🙄🙄"cool but 'not cool enough' " 🤦🙄in (for example) 2001: A Space Odyssey. If you are, actually, watching the film and not just for 'some discernible effect.' somewhere, you would be impressed, even today, with what exists on-screen!!!!! You didn't think that Blade Runner had "terrible special effects," did you?? Because: IT DOESN'T!! ...SO: just stop sucking C.G.I.'s limp-ass, crusty, tiny di*k all-the-time!! It hasn't "saved moves," or anything!! ...in fact, in many cases, it's destroyed them! !! (Not in every case! -which should be clear from how I worded what I said, but: just in case you do not comprehend how to read, I am restating that aspect here, again!😡)

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

From Wikipedia: "The 1981 theatrical re-release added Episode IV and A New Hope to the start of the text crawl."

[@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra]

@stuffyouotterlistento1461 O.K. Thanks. 👍 (Who would've known there were re-releases in 1981 🤷 - Not actually asking (I realize there are experts who are fully-cognizant of all minutiæ in relation to any/everything!) ...just: a manner of speaking. ...

[@ATN2USN]

Lucy is far to practical to appreciate fantasy and sci=fi. I love to see her view on people and situations. Thanks for giving it a chance.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

I think she might get more into it with The Empire Strikes Back 😋 we shall see

[@The8BitChampion]

Her eyes around 32 mins in she is falling asleep 😂🤣

[@terrylandess6072]

@31:48 the description of that alien was better left unsaid by the look on her face.

[@krdragon6950]

44:51 In every Star Wars movie someone will says “ I have a bad feeling about this.” It’s a common phrase in the Star Wars universe.

[@raybernal6829]

Initially it was not done as that (it's said more than once in Ep4) I don't know who decided that (GL or maybe some other) it is to be said in the rest... 😊

[@ThePharaz]

Star Wars did not come out as Star Wars IV A New Hope. It was just Star Wars. They added later the other stuff. Why didn't they start with Chapter 1? Simple Lucas had 6 Chapters outlined and decided to start with Chapter 4 as it had a fair amount of action and the special effects needed were possible. As far as special effects Star Wars broke pretty much every record there was with special effects. They used both practical effects and CGI with much of the CGI added in later editions because unlike most Lucas did the movies in digital format which you can thank Lucas for this being in movie theaters including the digital audio format. By keeping the special effects separate, he could update them as CGI improved. He also destroyed the earlier copies, so it may be worth a nice amount if you have an original copy. Glad I wasn't drinking anything when she called Old Ben, Biden. Many of the scenes were supposed to be humorous, or at least in part. Had you seen it in the theater with a full audience, you would have found that many of the things that you found inappropriately humorous were laughed at by the audience, as they were intended to relieve the tension. For me this and the next movie are the only ones of the 9 chapters worth watching.

[@manueldeabreu1980]

Next on That's What She Said...... why not all movies should be watched with a lawyer/barrister.......

[@alanflor703]

I love the interactions between you two. I'm glad you found each other!

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Thank you! I do admit I was way more triggered with her when I showed her The Lord of the Rings movies xD

[@3rdOption-l9t]

I worry for him, in the long run.

[@ThistleAndSea]

Fun one, D&L! I saw this in the theater when it came out the summer before my junior year of high school. My buddies & I spent the rest of that summer blasting the soundtrack from our 3 foot tall stereo speakers we had back in the day, LOL! Originally it was just called Star Wars. It didn't get the New Hope added until many years later, I think when they started working on the 4th movie? I think the Star Wars mania caught everybody by surprise. Thanks for sharing this one. Lucy, thanks for being a good sport!

[@Gurpreet-w1t]

That’s Carrie fisher who passed away RIP

[@GhostWatcher2024]

Definitely show her the "How It Should Have Ended" for this movie. Also Full Fat Video's discussion about how the trageting computer was never going to work.

[@terrylandess6072]

Anyone questioning Han Solo's bravery should remember the possibility of Luke having one mis-swing of the lightsaber while wearing a blast helmet in a space ship traveling through a deadly vacuum didn't phase him

[@cpmf2112]

Star Wars isn't sci-fi, it is science fantasy

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

Isn’t it more like space fantasy though?

[@neutrino78x]

@@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138 yeah or "space opera" I think is the more common term. 🙂 ST is science fiction, but it's not "hard science fiction" which my favorite genre. 🙂 Hard SF = SF that is confined to physics as we currently know it (must go into cryosleep to go between stars because it takes decades, must spin the ship for gravity, no FTL comms, etc.). 🙂

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

@@neutrino78x 👌.

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

@@neutrino78x While Star Wars does have a bit more of an epic fantasy feel to it, Star Trek is full of godlike energy beings and other ridiculousness, and I feel like people are too ready to ignore these elements and cloak Trek in a mantle of science fiction purity it doesn't deserve. With that said, getting too picky with the term "science fiction" leads to you cutting out 99% of what people associate with the genre, and I generally prefer to apply it loosely and broadly, to include Star Wars as well as Star Trek, at least when speaking broadly.

[@neutrino78x]

@@stuffyouotterlistento1461 "Star Trek is full of godlike energy beings and other ridiculousness" Yes and no. There's nothing unphysical about an alien with godlike power. However, FTL travel, FTL comms, gravity floors, transporters....none of that is Hard SF. It's SF, yes. It's not Hard SF. 🙂 " With that said, getting too picky with the term "science fiction" leads to you cutting out 99% of what people associate with the genre, " I didn't do that, bro. I am distinguishing SF from Hard SF.

[@jeffreybosiljevac3408]

Ben told Luke that the blasts to the Jawas transport were too accurate to be sand people. That they must have been made by Imperial troopers. That has always puzzled me.

[@bobbombar6711]

@jeffreybosiljevac3408 here's food for thought : look at when you first see stormtroopers i.e when they blitz the doorway of the rebel ship. The next time you see them fire on anyone it's the heros who they have orders to let them escape via a homing beacon on the falcon. They are supposed to make it look like a real attempt to stop them. But they were always supposed to escape so they could find the main rebel base i.e. yavin 4

[@jeffreybosiljevac3408]

@ you may have a point, I will have to rewatch with your idea in mind. As of now… I might venture to say that it maybe more likely to be their poorly designed helmets that impaired their vision thus not being able to hit an intended target? Remember when Luke stated that he “could not see a thing in this helmet” when he and Han were in stormtrooper gear.

[@bobbombar6711]

@jeffreybosiljevac3408 they are code locked to said trooper when issued in by their i.d./ operating # tk421 ect.

[@glennallen239]

I was 13 years old in 1977 when I saw Star Wars in the movie theatre. The special effects were ahead of its time. It was originally just called Star Wars because George Lucas did not know if he would be allowed to make more Star Wars Movies. It was renumbered Episode IV A New Hope after Episode V The Empire Strikes Back was released in 1980. George Lucas started with the first movie in the middle trilogy. That is why the Original Trilogy is Episodes IV,V and vI.

[@MikeTaylor-k9k]

The reason Star Wars starts with episode IV is because they weren't sure how it would do at the box office, so they put what they thought was their best chapter forward as a test run. It did so well they decided to go ahead and make the rest of them.

[@mavv-i-am]

Lucas said in the documentary the original script was just too large for one movie so he broke it up into acts and started with episode four ( 4 th act I believe)

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

@@mavv-i-am Given how the prequels turned out, I don't buy that Lucas had it all mapped out the entire time. Maybe he had some ideas that he could've fleshed out, but if he'd started with episode 1, I have to believe it would've been very, very different than it eventually turned out to be, and not just because of the state of special effects, and the almost total lack of CGI.

[@russellward4624]

​@stuffyouotterlistento1461 and with the whole Luke/Lea love triangle, I seriously doubt that was part of the orriginal script her being his sister. He clearly didn't have a finished script. Clearly had Vadar as Luke's dad, but he starts off as a governor's lacky, then becomes 2nd in command in Empire. That doesnt track.

[@MikeTaylor-k9k]

@@stuffyouotterlistento1461 you're right. There were too many holes that don't mesh. Such as Vader being Luke's father. Obi wan said he betrayed and murdered luke but the later changed it to him being seduced by the dark side. Also in return of the jedi, Luke asked Lea about his mother having no memory of his mother. Lea explained that she was very beautiful yet sad etc. If they were twins and their mother passed away at their births then how is possible for Lea to have known her and Luke not? Gotcha!

[@Stogie2112]

28:49 Lucy: “I wish I could do that to people.” We have a WINNER!! 🏆

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

😬😬😬

[@PaulWinkle]

She would force choke ppl on a daily basis

[@3rdOption-l9t]

@@ptthatswhatshesaid And *THAT* is why I worry for you❗

[@JohnnyPappas]

Calling Ben Kenobi, "Biden," was hilarious. Mark Hamill grows throughout the trilogy as an actor.

[@EnglishRalph]

Fair warning was given. We weren’t forced to watch the nitpicking and we didn’t have to hang around for the autopsy massacre. Fair play to Lucy for not sugar-coating her feelings, even though she knew she was playing hornet’s nest piñata.

[@markhellman-pn3hn]

EVERY sci-fi always has an element of fiction !!... what were you expecting ?? a DOCUMENTARY ??

[@Stogie2112]

Star Wars films are simple, exciting, action-adventure movies that thrill many people and especially children. If you want to try serious science fiction, then I highly recommend “Interstellar” (2014). It is a very serious story, and it’s not for children. It’s very emotional and well-acted, and the plot is elite level.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

That is one of our favourite movies actually! For both of us

[@bulanet271]

I didn't like it as much as the general opinion back then, but I do like it more now after seeing it a couple more times

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

You two remind me so much of my brother and his gf. He showed her Star Wars and she absolutely hated it. 😅

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Ahahah well I never know with Lucy, She didn't liked Lord of the Rings very much but really enjoyed Harry Potter for instance 🤷🏻‍♂️ I never know what to predict

[@donaldjz]

​@ptthatswhatsheswaid well, she might like SPACEBALLS because she'll get the references

[@scottgresham4456]

"Sandpeople...that's an interesting and not-creative name." I'm dead...

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

😂😂

[@bulanet271]

Sand people or tusken raiders. It seems 100% logical to me that's what they would call them in real life too, so that you instantly understand what they are with just one word. Very strange to be bothered by it

[@Easy_Skanking]

@@bulanet271 They were called both of those by the other inhabitants of Tatooine. They have their own name for themselves which we have not been told. They are the original inhabitants of that world and consider everyone else invaders, which is why they are mostly hostile.

[@bobbombar6711]

You realize yhe movie was ment for kids to begin with. Part 2 the stormtroopers were ordered to miss . Case in point look at the first apperance of the troopers compared to when the high command wanted the hero's to escape to lead them to the main base. Third as far as kenobi he deliberately sacrificed himself to a) give the hero a chance to escape B) to gain a abilty to trin luke from a point t where the empire can't hunt him.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

I think she initialy thought it would be more serious adult movie tbh When she watched the Harry Potter movies she knew it was for kids so she did cut those movies a lot of black for exemple. I think she will dvelve INTO the next movies with a different mindset

[@dougfisher1266]

I got elevated, started watching, got a few minutes in and thought to myself....If I pause it and come back later, maybe she will be in a better mood and like it more....anyways, Im in a good place, back to the movie.

[@LordVolkov]

Mark Hamill gets better as he grows up. He's great in Body Bags (a horror anthology) and The Last Jedi. The directing/acting also gets better (for this trilogy😅) as the next two are not directed by George Lucas.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Oh yes, George Lucas didn't directed the next ones! 😋 Have to check out Body Bags, never heard of it but love horror

[@arctan2010]

Lucy would make an excellent Vulcan but that’s a different franchise. 🖖

[@David-vr8rq]

She hasn't met jar jar binks

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

😬😬😬 that's gonna be interesting

[@roger3141]

I absolutely loved your reactions and commentary. Since I'm 71 I am able to give you some background without spoilers. The 60's and 70's were a much more spiritual time. When these movies came out, the idea of a Force as a spiritual entity with a balance between good and evil was a groundbreaking concept. We had just been through the Vietnam War and The Cold War between the USA and The Soviet Union was still going strong. The only movie that had special effects comparable to this had been 2001 A Space Odyssey. The lack of polished acting also gave it a homey feel and everyone loved the sarcastic banter. We had no home computers or internet, which made C3PO and R2D2 especially likable with their human like traits. My wife also hates sci-fi and Star Wars, so it is not for everybody. Some of the mystery behind the Force will be revealed in the next movie. My oldest step-son and I sat in the lobby of a theatre for over 2 hours waiting to get in to see the next movie in the series, Star Wars V. When we finally got in the only seats were in the second row which I thought would be terrible. But that movie starts out with one of the large Empire ships slowly going overhead which filled up the whole screen. Seeing that in the theatre close up was an experience I'll never forget.

[@positivelynegative9149]

38:36 That's what she said! 😃

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Good one 😜

[@GhostWatcher2024]

53:01

[@GergelyTari]

31:32

[@dumy187]

I never noticed the giant phallic light saber between Luke's legs on the _Star Wars_ poster before.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

😂😂😂 I had not noticed before either

[@Gurpreet-w1t]

Star Wars is the best

[@neutrino78x]

1:13:44 because this movie was extremely popular throughout the world, wife 🙂 she is still beautiful 🙂

[@russellwood8750]

I think the lady was too busy criticizing and not listening to the movie. Many of the questions she says they didn’t explain our explained in the movie. You just weren’t paying attention and focussing on it. Example she asks how Luke is a farmer one day and a fighter pilot the next. When his friend Biggs explains how Luke is one of the best bush pilots he’s ever seen. Luke, like many of his friends, were recruited by the Alliance to go to the Academy and be part of the rebel alliance. He has this conversation in the kitchen with his aunt and uncle as they’re having dinner. He talks about how he’s still stuck there and his friends have already left. These were the friends he used to fly ships with back on his home world competing in competitions like beggars Canyon where they do races. If you pay attention, you would’ve got answers to some of your questions. They assume the audience is paying attention and they don’t have to spell it out step-by-step like in today’s movies because the audience has no intention span and to be honest they’re pretty stupid. Many older movies give breadcrumbs of information for the audience to try and piece it together instead of just slapping it in your face because you don’t have the capacity to pay attention and think. Many new films nowadays I don’t watch their films for idiots.

[@shawnpatrick1877]

When someone can't shut up and focus, and has no ability to understand what they're watching, it's because they have a low I.Q. She needs an adult or narrator to constantly explain every scene and line of dialogue to her. If I was her husband, I would delete this video because it's kind of embarrassing, but really dumb people don't even understand why they should be embarrassed.

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

There's actually quite a lot going on in Star Wars. It was extremely ambitious for its time, and you can expect somebody to miss, or at least forget, some points the first time through. And that goes double if they're a reactor who has to entertain you, and who is put on the spot at the end of the movie and expected to talk about it in length. There's also a difference between mentioning something in a movie and selling it.

[@williamjones6031]

1. Sir. Alec Guinness/Obi-Wan didn't want the part. Being a Shakespearian actor, he thought the entire idea was silly and was beneath him, but his wife talked him into taking the part. 2. The shrug Chewy gives Luke after he scares the tiny black droid is 🤣 3. These movies were put out in a certain order because there was limited technology and Lucas used and pushed forward the images needed to make a quality product. The best way to watch the is in the order they came out. We had to wait years for the next one. There was no internet where we had access to them whenever we wanted. 4. No need to go into anything after VI. Disney took over and the quality dropped. I realize you have to. 5. The only CGI was put in for the 25th anniversary package in this film are the critters the stormtroopers were riding at the beginning of the search for the robots, a couple of the huge critters outside the pub, the scene with Jabba the Hutt and other minor changes. Those were put in later after CGI was available. Otherwise, everything is what we had in 1977. 6. Obi-Wan sacrificed himself after he told Vader he would be stronger than ever. He went back into the force. He knows it's Luke's job to take over. 7. The awkwardness in the detention space is because Ford didn't know his lines. It was kept in the movie anyway because it worked. 8. IMVHO the next two are the best of the series. Enjoy 9. RIP James Earl Jones 😇 10. RIP Carrie Fisher😇

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Solo's awkardness in that scene is just amazing xD Didn't knew sir Alec Guinness didn't wanted to play this character! I was never able to finish the more recent movies... Not a fan at all of those Disney movies (except Rogue One)

[@bulanet271]

I liked him as old obiwan. I can agree the acting in general wasn't strong, as they were mostly new to it, but it doesn't bother me at all, to the point that I don't think it could have been any better. Let's not forget Lucas or whoever wrote the movie isn't the best either, and Mark Hamil was making fun of some of his lines in interviews. Nobody thought this was going to be a hit movie and they were in vacation instead of being at the awards, they won some

[@bulanet271]

Well she said she didn't know why obiwan vanished but she already guessed it. Became one with the force, as a force ghost - so now he is acting as Luke's guardian angel of sorts. It is explained somewhat at the end of episode 3, that they learned how to communicate with the dead. Also it's ok, tell her Luke burried his uncles off-screen, it's not important to be shown for the movie:) the movie has a lot of jump cuts and transitions anyway

[@manueldeabreu1980]

Great book and movie written about the Gloucester fishing fleet in the US featuring a Portuguese fisherman. Check out Captain' Courageous. It is a coming of age story. Rudyard Kipling wrote it staying in Gloucester with John Hammond a major and forgotten US inventor from the early 20th century. He got to know the fishermen and wrote the book.

[@im-gi2pg]

She likes it! 💖💖💖The comments aren’t giving her credit! She’s very much invested in the story! 😂 She loves Darth Vader’s cape!!!

[@kaleemdin7963]

It was a tractor beam. That was pulling them in.

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

As far as the pacing goes: Obviously any individual movie can break a trend, but movie pacing four to five decades ago tended to be slower. Sometimes movies back then could unnecessarily draw things out, but at the same time, sometimes people today (and the movies made for them) don't have the patience for a scene to properly develop, and prefer a frenetic pace more akin to TikTok videos. I actually think Star Wars moves along pretty decently, but it doesn't do quick cuts, and some of its science fiction storytelling concepts are commonplace today, while they were much more ambitious back then, at least for a general audience, so just keeping up with the plot was more likely to have people riveted.

[@isaaclawson3126]

Years ago my wife was the same way about these movies. She likes them now, but it took the second movie to really grab her. So, A New Hope is that you are creating a new fan. Hilarious at the beginning about the flashlights and the monkey LMAO.

[@raybernal6829]

In regards to when Luke found his Aunt and Uncle murdered .. all you basically saw was him discovering them.. the next time you saw him was arriving where Ben and the droids were. You don't know how much time he spent back where his family was killed. He likely spent some time there.

[@johannesbowers7467]

The Monkey is not "the pet". Wookiees live for hundreds of years and Chewbacca is 200 at this time. Han Solo is basically his 5th dog. 😎👍

[@harryrabbit2870]

Funny that you didn't like the lack of explanation for what was going on because to SW fans, that mystery is part of the SW experience, as a quasi-religion. Those fans actually got upset when, in later films, Lucas tried to fill in the blanks. Know too, that NOBODY except Lucas had any faith in this film, not the actors, the crew and especially not the studio who signed away the merchandising rights of the film to Lucas who made so much money from that, he walked in to the next film fully financed on his own. At that point, he could begin to flesh out the world-building so it made more sense. "A New Hope" is fun on its own but Lucas' trilogy is what solidifies this franchise. Lucas had extensively studied mythologist Joseph Campbell's famous books about human cultures' shared "Hero's Journey" motif and incorporated it into his Star Wars films.

[@jeffreybosiljevac3408]

I think Luke knew R2 would be repaired with no problems. That’s why he didn’t worry about it and was much more excited about what he had just accomplished, with Hans help of course.

[@Thylonicus]

While I have no real opinion on over an hour's worth of trashing, it's important to remember that _Star Wars_ is, legitimately, a franchise for young children. Seriously. George Lucas has gone on record saying it, including, quite famously, saying that dialogue was truly no more important to him than a means to get from one action sequence to another. It's not meant to make sense, it's not meant to be coherent--it's truly the epitome of not just a "popcorn movie", but a "popcorn _franchise"._ I really like the movies, all of them. I like them because I take them as they are--low-brow, fun, meaningless space fantasy. 🌈🖖

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

I agree that the best way to watch these movies is by not taking everything seriously and just go along for the ride 😜

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

My ex was a...:takes a deep breath:...a...Trekkie! She was one of those that needed every damn thing explained, and usually she talked through the characters explanation of what she was asking about.

[@visionaryventures12]

I hope she experiences all the way to Luke’s emotional heroism in Episode VI.

[@oneisnone7350]

It’s sad that people can’t let themselves go and enjoy something.

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

While I love Star Wars, I see some merit in a lot of her complaints, and different people are into different things.

[@bulanet271]

A highschool mate hated star wars, he thought it was boring. On the other hand he liked Narnia

[@erwinprivatt1997]

"The Monkey" is one of my favorite characters in the Star Wars films.

[@golfr-kg9ss]

You mentioned "Maverick". Most "Star Wars" fans would say that "Maverick" is borrowing from "Star Wars".

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Oh, even us would say that believe me. Seems like an absolutely copy 😅

[@michaelweiner4836]

Chewie is a Wookie, not a monkey. Not a monkey. Totally rude.

[@mattschliemann9683]

I am writing this before I start watching the reaction. The effects are practical of course, but groundbreaking at the time. However in 1997, George Lucas created the special editions and released the original trilogy into theaters, months between each film. He redid a lot of special effects. Added cgi stuff. Completely amazing at the time but not all of the shots aged well for today. Added scenes and altered others. Jabba and Boba Fett scene on Tatooine was a deleted scene added into this. That's why for the original Star Wars there was a Boba Fett action figure but he was not in the actual original movie. When Han says Jabba is a human being, that's because he was played by a human, they replaced him with cgi Jabba for the special edition. Han and Greedo scene George altered who shot first and they did a crap effect for Han dodging a laser bullet from Greedos gun. You can still see some of the original effects, but anything that looks obvious cgi was def added later. Without watching the reaction yet I'm guessing you saw the special edition at minimum, George definitely altered them further later, one such change in Return of the Jedi will prolly confuse the fudge out of Lucy, until she watches the prequels. But basically George made the original cuts of the films unavailable anywhere. So people can only watch these altered versions. Though there are some fans who have worked tirelessly to obtain footage from the original versions in what they would call "Despecialized editions"

[@im-gi2pg]

I agree, it’s confusing but it wasn’t when the first 3 movies were released. The producer fiddled and “improved” it. I have only watched 4,5,6. That’s 1,2,3 for me in 1977. I might never watch all the other movies.

[@kaleemdin7963]

That is a sand crawler. It is the transportation for the Jawas

[@cayminlast]

When this was released in the movie theatre, people were blown away. I think you guys should watch "Re-Animator" from 1985, that should suit your wife's taste way better.

[@glennallen239]

Star Wars Episodes V The Empire Strikes Back and Episode VI Return of The Jedi will explain more of your answers. One reason that Luke did not react as much was that in the 1970's we were told to move on. That you can have a moment but that you needed to keep moving. WE were taught resiliency. Luke and Princess Leia had the Loss of Family members. LUke had his Aunt and Uncle die and Princess Leia had her Planet blown up. Princess Leia at the Rebel Headquarters said no time for sorrows we need to get the Death Star plans from R2D2.

[@TheHa2s]

Despite her not really enjoying it I hope you guys continue the complete saga and maybe Empire Strikes Back will win her over!!!

[@dumy187]

I guess you two should watch _Lawrence of Arabia._ Since all of the characters are military, the hair styles have aged much better than those from _Star Wars._

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

😂 and its not a sci-fi fantasy movie That is actually a movie I really want to see eventually, both of us have not seen it yet

[@bigj5880]

Idk if Lucy can sit through LOA so got damn long lol

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

@@bigj5880 😂 its an historical drama, its usually fine for both of us it being long! 😋

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

My girlfriend and I saw this when it came out in a cinema full of kids in Westbourne Grove in West London. It was absolute mayhem 🤣

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

I can imagine!

[@MikeTaylor-k9k]

That girl was cute. After so many years of following this trilogy, this was the first time I heard Obi wan Kenobi referred to as "Benny". That was hysterical! lmao!

[@iainmulholland2025]

Not everyone likes Star wars...

[@mckeldin1961]

I’m not a big fan of the genre either. But I do love STAR WARS, and by Star Wars, I mean this original movie - every sequel and prequel I have seen has drained all the campy joy from this first movie. This was Lucas’s love letter to Akira Kurosawa’s samurai films (especially THE HIDDEN FORTRESS) combined with the Flash Gordon serials that used to be shown in theaters prior to the main feature. That’s why the acting is the way it is… and it’s also why imperial stormtroopers couldn’t hit one of our main characters with a blast if they were right on top of them. It’s a trope of the adventure serials this movie is referencing that in spite of all logic, the good guy main characters don’t get shot. Unfortunately starting with the first sequel, the movies began to take themselves seriously - and that’s when I checked out.

[@Gurpreet-w1t]

It’s 1977 the first movie

[@jonathantorres7502]

I like that she is honest. She didn't enjoy it and that's fine. All her criticisms are valid. I'm gonna take a guess that she will enjoy 7,8,9 if u guys get to them. Lol.

[@neutrino78x]

1:10:-6 they killed the snake before the walls closed in 🙂

[@GhostWatcher2024]

Shes right... Harrison Ford was nobody before Star Wars.... but he was in Apocalypse Now as the intel officer.... he was in American Graffiti... later he was in a LOT of movies.

[@stuffyouotterlistento1461]

As harsh as you were on a movie I love, and as nitpicky as you sometimes got, I do think you have some legitimate points, and I quite enjoyed the reaction. I might have had a different response if you had been constantly tearing down the movie while you were watching it, and not giving it a fair chance, but I've no issue with reasoned or even passionate criticism afterwards. One thing I would like to impress upon you is how much of a giant step forward this movie was in terms of special effects. Lucas created his own special effects company in order to be able to do it, because he didn't have the proper tools to work with back then. I think the '90s CGI added in the special editions sadly cheapens the original practical effects (and just generally looks cheap and dated now). Of course, the historical context for the movie might not make it any more entertaining for you, but it's still a good reason to cut it some slack. It had cool spaceships and lasers and stuff like nothing before ever had, and that's just a cool vibe. And while I think "it's just a kid's movie" is a cop out, I do think it's not meant to be taken overly seriously. Calling it "a romp" might be going a bit too far, but it's a step in that direction. You know how you let cartoons get away with some stuff because they're cartoons? This is similar.

[@mattschliemann9683]

Release order is the way. Dont let anyone tell ya different. You can do chronological order on future viewings

[@phj223]

I grew up with the original trilogy and have watched it 300+ (at that was when I stopped counting somewhere in my mid 30s, now I just turned 50), but I don't mind the critical opinions at all. :) Call it as you see it, it's the only way to do a reaction.

[@BouillaBased]

The reason Stormtroopers are such lousy shots is very simple. If they could hit any target reliably, it would be a very short film.

[@fewwiggle]

Don't worry so much -- it is very refreshing to see honest opinions and viewers who don't like EVERY single movie that they watch.

[@nathans3241]

I know of a great Sci-Fi movie you and your wife would really like. The movie is called, The Andromeda Strain, which was released in 1971, and even Gen Z people like it because it's so engaging. I recommend this movie it's worth your time.

[@Easy_Skanking]

I think your wife might secretly be an Imperial Officer. 🤣 Watch her carefully when you say to her: Long live the Empire. 😆

[@prescott7333]

"This was painful." "For whom" not "For who."

[@David-vr8rq]

But the question is, how many lawsuits can Lucia come up with, property damage, personal injury, contract disputes, malicous intent.

[@David-vr8rq]

Adendum: wrongfull death

[@David-vr8rq]

Adadendum: male fraud

[@3rdOption-l9t]

There are people who live to 💩 on things that others enjoy. When you're with them, you are always moments away from being told that something you have done, are doing, or have thought, or believe, or like, is wrong, or bad, or annoying. They will take the very thing that makes something worthwhile, and turn that into an intolerable flaw. The Hobbit was built from stories Tolkien made for his children, delivered with dramatic and flowery oration. The Lord of The Rings was the adult outgrowth of The Hobbit. The movies were made to reflect the very dramatic characteristics of his writings, and if they hadn't been, his legion of fans would have been furious and rejected the first movie out of hand. So The Lord of The Rings was "too dramatic". If memory serves, many of the primary actors in Star Wars thought it was kind of silly, and did not expect it to make a dent at the box office. Until they saw the premier, with the special effects, and the incredible soundtrack. A known flaw was Lucas' chronically clumsy dialog, which some of the actors really did not like. But the emotion of Star Wars doesn't come from clever dialog, or insightful direction. It comes from the epic themes of the story, the interweaving of technology and spirituality, and the, say it with me, incredible, profoundly dramatic soundtrack. So in Star Wars, the _dialog_ wasn't dramatic enough. Imagine living with Goldilocks, where some porridge is too hot, and some too cold, and the rest is too lukewarm. Prolonged exposure to that attitude wears on your soul. The _real_ power of the Dark Side isn't anger, it's ever-present criticism, gradually seeping the Force from you, leaving you an empty husk, only to then be abandoned because you're too weak and impotent and boring to be of interest anymore...🪦

[@positivelynegative9149]

28:48 Psycho confirmed. 😳 🤣

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

No more proof needed! 😂

[@tackysum]

Hmmm ... I wonder how she would feel about Star Trek? I'm talking about the original series and crew, Kirk and Spock and the rest.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

No idea, I can never predict what she will like or not tbh Although the more recent movies Im sure are more to her taste I think

[@Stogie2112]

Star Wars fans and Star Trek fans are closely related. Both fanbases have obsessed, fanatical members who are hateful of any criticism…. 😆😆😆

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

@@Stogie2112 😬😬😬 well at least so far I do have to say that most people have been quite respectful. LOTR fans where way more brutal when I posted her reaction to those movies 😅

[@Stogie2112]

@@ptthatswhatshesaid …. Oh, most fans are just fine. I didn’t mean to imply that all fans were obsessed fanatics. As always, the extremists make the most noise.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

@@Stogie2112 yeah, I know 😅 extremist people will be extreme xD

[@lensk555]

I love your reactions. She makes me laugh a lot, and it´s an honest reaction. Well done