Star Wars Reimagined Reaction | Now Do The Whole Movie Plz!

[@chesaak]

I want this Scene in the special Edition of Episode 4 Jesus Christ so good. The moment when fans create with literly no money better content than Disney with millions.

[@BraanFlakes08]

Gj talking over the best part

[@JJ_Adventures]

I love how during the most epic moment in all of this video, you’re blabbering on about color and shit. Furthermore, WHY TF are you letting her watch THIS when she clearly hasn’t watched any Star Wars?!?

[@fluxcapacitor007]

The stormtroopers are running away from Han because they have been ordered to miss their shots. There are two scenes in the film, one with the good guys "They let us go... it's the only explanation for the ease of our escape" and one with the bad guys "The homing beacon is secured... I'm taking an awful risk Vader, this had better work" telling us that the Imperials let the Falcon and her occupants escape so they could be followed back to the rebel base. I've never understood people commenting on how stormtroopers are such bad shots in this film and why would a group of them run from Han when the movie clearly tells us twice that they were under orders not to shoot these rebels. If you were a stormtrooper in a group and then came face to face a couple of feet from an armed man you were order not to shoot, what could you do other than run away?

[@geek-out]

You know what... I never even picked up on that before! You just blown my mind as I got it all wrong all these years!

[@fluxcapacitor007]

@@geek-out Hey don't feel bad. Your not at all alone. People comment all the time on stormtroopers being lousy shots. It was even comically eluded to in a hilarous scene in an episode of The Mandalorian where two biker scouts are bored and take pot shots at a nearby stationary target and they miss every time. It makes me wonder if even the wonderful Jon Favreau (I love that man!) has missed the reason why troopers in episode 4 can't hit anything except Jawas and sandcrawlers.

[@dunringill1747]

This

[@mikaelhansen246]

The problem is Return of the Jedi showed the stormtroppers as utter incompetents and thats what people remember. This movie was really the start of the downfall of Star Wars. You can find quotes from Lucas from the early 80s, that he belived that all audiences wanted was special effects and silly distractions and didn't care about good stories anymore. In the original script, the inhabitants of Endor was supposed to be Wookies, and with that in mind, do the ground battle not make a whole lot more sense. But Lucas thougt the Ewoks would be funnier and changed that without changing the battle and made the whole thing look silly and incompetent. This was the mentality that resulted in things like Jarjar, pit droids, gungans, silly accents, etc. in the prequels.

[@MegazoneMusic23]

Did Lulu ever see the original episode IV?

[@thedealer777]

Seamless editing (particularly between the scenes from original, mixed with the new footage and EFX). Fight is far more intriguing and ANIMATED. Choreography is dynamic! CG SFX excellent. The added soundtrack and sound-bytes from Episode 3, in the background, add a depth to the scene. You can see and feel Anakin's/Vader's anger, hatred, and rage! It links and continues the story from Episode 3, as their relationship comes to this inevitable fight and its final conclusion.This is the fight we been waiting for over the past 40 years! PEOPLE: TELL DISNEY TO RE-SHOOT THE FIGHT SCENE, BASED ON THIS VIDEO, AND RE-RELEASE IT ON DVD AND/OR STREAMING. THEY WILL MAKE 10X THEIR INVESTMENT!

[@PatrickRyan147]

Ben sacrificed himself to help them escape 😭😭😭

[@PauLucario]

That's why you shouldn't talk too much during reaction videos and save the talk for later. You missed the most important and emotional part while you were talking.

[@louieking8352]

Dope Vader 2:34

[@477BravoJuliet]

5:56 Shhhhhh quiet.

[@claudiopizzi4415]

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