Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi (13 Year Old Son's First Time Watching REACTION)

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Original Movie: Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi
Luke Skywalker attempts to bring his father back to the light side of the Force. At the same time, the rebels hatch a plan to destroy the second Death Star.
Release date: 2 June 1983 (United Kingdom)
Director: Richard Marquand
Story by: George Lucas
Box office: $475.1 million
Cinematography: Alan Hume
Distributed by: 20th Century Studios, 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment
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[@ianborngrebe6798]

The fact that the younger generation still finds the original trilogy mind blowing is great to hear

[@SofaandChill]

I know they have had a bit of remastering and a few added scenes but overall the 1983 movie is there. Makes me so happy that Lewis likes it also, he's a good kid, o might keep him lol

[@Capohanf1]

JUST GOES TO PROVE A GOOD STORY IS TIMELESS!!!!

[@DRCS69]

@sofa and chill you should watch robot chicken and family guy parodies of star wars.

[@paulaccuardi9071]

No surprise. A good movie wouldn’t stop being good in any time.

[@txlyons2937]

Star Wars is truly timeless. It transcends generations.

[@brandondodge6040]

Seeing Force Ghost Anakin always makes me cry. His redemption is so good.

[@SofaandChill]

It really hit hard Brandon, especially as I am into season 4 of Clone Wars...knowing what happens and where he ends up is heartbreaking!

[@connorredshaw7994]

He finally brought back balance to the force

[@FreddieHg37]

@@connorredshaw7994 yes, he fulfilled the prophecy by ending the lineage of the Sith there and then.

[@bagelj]

But you still have to wonder. Can a person really be redeemed, if a person who dreams of being all good and wanting to free slaves turned evil to help enslave trillions throughout the galaxy? Much blood, death, and suffering became to be from the Sith master's apprentice. Should the audience forgive so easily knowing that... forgive, forget, hit replay..

[@FalenDragmire]

@@bagelj Well, to be fair, Anakin knew that the only way he could ever even begin to repay the galaxy for his evil acts would be for him to die. Even if he had survived, the New Republic would have tried him as a war criminal and had him executed anyway.

[@di3486]

OMG!!! I can’t with Lewis’ he’s so clever, genuine, enthusiastic and you’re the best dad ever. I loved loved loved it!!! I am so happy to see a new generation loving this story as much as we did as kids. You’re the best!!

[@SofaandChill]

Aww thank you so much for such a lovely comment. Lewis is a great kid, I think I'll keep him haha. So pleased he loves it so much and he cannot wait for the prequels. He said he would love it to be about Anakin and Obi-Wan, I guess he isn't going to be disappointed 😁

[@di3486]

@@SofaandChill haha! I can’t wait!!!

[@connorredshaw7994]

The final moments of Luke talking to his father before he became one with the force always makes me shed a few tears

[@LordFetustheGreat]

If I could only see you without Disney SHILL glasses one more time....

[@logicaldude3611]

The look on the dad’s face… I know he’s just like me, he watched so many of these scenes hundreds of times as a kid. And the joy in his eyes getting to show it to his own son, it’s all over his face. It’s like he’s watching it again for the first time vicariously through his son. What a magical trilogy.

[@firefawkes9059]

I have loved seeing the journey through the star wars universe through your eyes. Always a wonderful feeling when someone else sees the magic in these films.

[@SofaandChill]

Thanks Jackson, really appreciate that my friend! The magic is most definitely real and so happy that we have so much content to catch up on :)

[@jonahpedersen5429]

So fun seeing it through your sons reactions. Good show boys.

[@SofaandChill]

Thanks Jonah and we both really appreciate you watching :)

[@antonstbar4994]

Return of the Jedi, is my personal favourite Star Wars film. So glad you guys are loving it so much.

[@Paul_1971]

Mine too

[@SofaandChill]

We loved it, made all the more special with Lewis next to me :)

[@LordFetustheGreat]

DISNEY STAR WARS IS THE BESTEST EVERRR! Shill BS to the max.

[@Social_Idot]

Don't know if anyone told you but the actor who plays Wedge is the real life uncle of Ewan McGregor.

[@kurtrivero368]

“This has to be one of my favorite Princess Leia scenes..” Mate, to this day this is EVERYONE’s favourite Princess Leia scene, both male and female alike 😂

[@devox3291]

TRUTH!!!

[@sassylittleprophet]

Hell yeah! Seeing Leia choke Jabba with the chains in which he enslaved her is so badass and poetic. *Also that iconic outfit 😳

[@TheMokeleMbembe]

Count Dooku: "I've been looking forward to this."

[@SofaandChill]

I heard Dooku's voice when I read that hahaha

[@LauchlanMillar8644]

Great to see Lewis’ reaction to the original trilogy!! Can’t wait to see his reaction to the prequels 😁😁

[@SofaandChill]

I know Denny mate, me too lol

[@BarrySmith75]

It''s awesome watching him take it all in for the first time. Welcome to the Star Wars Fandom family my friend. #oneofus

[@SofaandChill]

I know right? so cool Barry, I'm a lucky fella to get to see him watch things like for the first time and really enjoy them!

[@awesomefacematt]

Lucas didn't decide years later to do the prequels but only about a year after New Hope and renamed it Episode 4. He just took years to make for prequels because he was waiting for technology to get good enough to create his vision for the prequels.

[@brucebrown3837]

14:00 the way he looks at you about your "favorite Princess Leia scene" comment.

[@briangus182]

Loved watching Lewis' reaction to the original trilogy. It brings back the memories for me when I originally saw the series in the early 80s. I am 48. I have real memories of seeing this one in the theater, and standing in line for tickets. Amazing job guys! Piece of trivia: You shouted Wedge. The actor that played Wedge is Ewan McGregor's (Obi Wan Kenobie from episodes 1,2, and 3) real life uncle

[@mikey90802]

I'd forgotten that little factoid, that's so brilliant!

[@The2ndQuest]

"There's only one Wedge!" Well, technically... ;) (they had a second actor playing Wedge in the briefing room during A New Hope)

[@oougahersharr]

Interesting note: In Jabba's Palace, there was an extra song added, which means they needed to use the dancing green Twi'lek woman again. However, over ten had passed. So, they went and found the original dancing girl who still danced! She was still in shape and she got to play the added scenes, so it's very hard to tell the original and added dance scenes. "[Femi] Taylor portrayed the slave dancer Oola in Return of the Jedi, the last film of the original trilogy. She reprised the part fourteen years later, filming new scenes for the 1997 Special Edition release, and was the only performer from the original to do so." (quote taken from wikipedia.)

[@shirleyduffer2081]

Lewis’ reaction is so incredible. Love this format! Yes, Wedge Antilles is incredible! Onto the prequels!!

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

I get a big thrill off of watching Leia choke out Jabba The Hutt with that chain, weird as that may sound to some people. Fun fact: The scene at the Sarlacc pit was shot in my home state of Arizona in the middle of the Yuma desert, and the scenes on the forest moon of Endor were shot in the Redwood forest of California.

[@seanblankenship4953]

His young mind is going to be 🤯 when he gets to the prequel Trilogy. This has been a great experience watching you and your son experience these films together for his first time. Can't wait for the next. Remember, the Force will be with you.. Always

[@siderofficial]

he should have watched that first smh if lucas wanted people to watch the ot before the prequels then the ot would be 123 and prequels 456

[@kohaiame2691]

I just recently found you guys and your reactions are so genuine, I can't help but smile. I'm subbing. I can't wait to see the prequel trilogy reaction as well!

[@SofaandChill]

Aww thank you so much for the comment and the sub. We will be watching the prequels very soon :)

[@kohaiame2691]

@@SofaandChill Nice! I'm looking forward to it! ☺️

[@tanninkline]

Before I even watch, ROTJ is my absolute favorite Star Wars film, and I have been waiting to watch you and your son react to it. It's beautiful to share such a fantastic universe with the next generation.

[@mattp6089]

You like the most emotionally-satisfying one the best, nothing wrong with that. If you like the most desperate, tightly-paced, expertly-crafted one, you probably like Empire most. And if you like the one that introduces you to a new universe and drops you in the middle of a fantastic and self-contained story, I'm guessing you like Star Wars the best.

[@chrisespinosa6999]

Fun fact: The actor who plays Wedge Antilles is the real uncle of Ewan McGregor who plays Obi-Wan in the upcoming episodes 1-3 your son has yet to see. Glad you guys are enjoying this saga. Star Wars is iconic and was a technological first in cinematic history driving effects and becoming the leader for many other movies to come, plus no one can do a Soundtrack like John Williams!

[@anthonyb.9336]

I can't watch this right now but wanted to leave you a comment. It is hard to create unique content on KZbin and I feel that your channel idea is a hit. Movie reviews father and son works especial with a young teen because he has a different view of the world and movies than adults. I hope you do the Lord Of The Rings trilogy in the near future.

[@SofaandChill]

Hi Anthony, thank you so much for the comment and it really means a lot to both of us. To say we have fun doing this would be an understatement and there are so many movies we can watch together. We have watched the first extended edition of LOTR and out it on the Patreon as it was requested. I will put it on the KZbin channel when I get the chance to edit it lol

[@anthonyb.9336]

@@SofaandChill "when I get a chance to edit". Lol. 15 hours of footage.

[@SofaandChill]

@@anthonyb.9336 hahaha well 3 and a half hours for the first movie :)

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

I first saw this film when I was your son's age, and to this day Vader's death scene still make me mist up a little. When he grabbed the Emperor and threw him over the ledge rather than see his son die, it was the greatest thing I'd ever seen in film. By the way, there may only be one Wedge, but there were three different actors who played him...the guy sitting next to Luke during the briefing before the first Death Star battle is actually a different guy than the one seen in the X-Wing cockpit during the battle, and then they were both dubbed by a third guy who never played Wedge on-screen-you may have noticed that he has an American accent in the first film, but a British accent in the next two. He's also the uncle of Ewan MacGregor, who plays Obi-Wan in episodes I-III. These films are what made me want to be a director myself (still working on that). Love seeing how much they still have the power to move audiences.

[@toddbonny3708]

I know he was dubbed in the first film but I think I read somewhere that Lawson improved his American accent after that and they may have let him use it.

[@dc1313drc]

I love your son's genuine reactions of joy and heart palpitations (pun intended). It's the same exact reaction of magic I had when I first saw these films. UNLIMITED POWER to you guys!

[@emeraldscorpio]

The bairn has taken his first steps...buzzing to see his reaction to the rest of the films, mando, boba, CW, Rebels and the bad batch.

[@SofaandChill]

So many Star Wars related content Pau and we can not wait lol

[@Nuuksgirl]

Just wanted you two to know that Dennis Lawson "Wedge" and Ian McDiarmid "The Emperor" were roommates at Drama school in Scotland.

[@MajL337]

If someone hasn't mentioned it yet, the actor who plays Wedge Antilles, Denis Lawson, is Ewan McGregor's uncle

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Kev! Thanks, Lewis! 🤩 I hope you both keep watching all titles in the STAR WARS saga, stand-alones and series... and keep enjoying! There are so many tidbits to savor, the further you go... the more you connect the dots.

[@SofaandChill]

Hi Aunt Vesuvi and we totally agree. We will be watching it all and hopefully have you all along as company :)

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Absolutely... every steps of the way. 🌟

[@BratBond1]

Congrats, Lewis, on making it through the Original Trilogy! This film was my introduction into the Star Wars Universe because my father took me to see it when I was 5 years old. I'm happy that you got to share this with your father, and your reactions were priceless. Onward to the Prequel Trilogy!

[@johnmaynardable]

Remember that for those of us that watched these movies when they came out this was the first time we saw Jabba the Hut. His appearance in the first film as you watched it was added years later for a rerelease, as were some of the other creature effects.

[@alexisprojects]

Your son's reaction to the "mic drops" were adorable. Plus it's awesome that you both have it on film. I was too young to remember my first time, back in the 80s, so reactions like these are a treat. Thanks for sharing.

[@theairwaybat1830]

I always felt satisfied that Yoda didn't die alone

[@annjeffery425]

LOVING the reactions! Have you heard yet? Ewan McGragor (prequel and Kenobi's Obi Wan actor) said his uncle is Denis Lawson, the actor that played Wedge Antilles! As to the "sister? If you won't turn to the dark side then perhaps SHE will." If he only knew that it was Leia and what he did to her!!!

[@backattackjack3857]

Can't wait for Episode I: A Phantom Menace!!!!

[@SofaandChill]

Won't be long my friend! I really can not wait to see Lewis's reaction :)

[@annewoodard6803]

After the film journey, the Mandalorian is a must! It’s so good. 😁❤️

[@SofaandChill]

Hi Anne, yeah we have heard it's amazing so will definitely be checking that out :) maybe after rebels and maybe Kenobi? not sure where the timeline meets lol

[@hollywoodguy70]

No... Obi-Wan. Have to watch that right after Episode 3

[@berranari1]

Hi guys. Please go: Rebels, then Mandalorian. The Guy who made The Clone Wars Dave Filoni, also made Rebels and helped make The Mandalorian. No spoilers. Just trust us. ❤ Also you should watch Clone Wars cartoon, it is excellent. Not so much for character development as "The Clone Wars" TV show but for action. (Mini spoiler - Mace Vindu fights a field of Super Battle Droids) I wont go on, wait, how about you and Lewis watch it together after watching Episode I & Episode II movies. The first part of the cartoon takes place immediately after Attack of The Clones, when Anakin's hair is still short and he has the braid. The sounds are awesome in this cartoon. Also it introduces Assage Ventress to the Star Wars audience. One of Kev's fave characters. Anyway, the first half of the cartoons are set between the end of Attack of The Clones and The Clone Wars TV Season 1. The second half are set just before episode III, thus after the TV series. 😀 The Mandalorian is the first ever live action Star Wars TV series and is set shortly after Return of The Jedi. No spoilers. There are 2 seasons, 8 eps each.

[@raphael_2d878]

@@SofaandChill The Mandalorian is set 5 years after return of the jedi. So you could be watching right now actually, but, I think it's better if you both finish the clone wars and rebels too before doing that.

[@hollywoodguy70]

@@SofaandChill Clone Wars is filling in the time between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Rebels immediately precedes A New Hope. Kenobi is a direct sequel to Episode 3 and introduces some characters you see later on Rebels. Lol 😆 It can be overwhelming, I know

[@geetadhumane5793]

Wedge Antilles is freaking awesome... finally someone who thinks so

[@CedricGegel1]

I just really, really appreciate seeing these moments with you two. I was 11 when Revenge of the Sith came out, and my dad sat me down to watch all of them together and then took me to the movies with him (and just him) for the first time ever, and I cried, and that experience is what got me into acting. Years later, I got to take him to see the new movies, and although I’m a bigger fan of SW than him, he told me he loves knowing he sparked such a huge love of mine. Cheers to you, and can’t wait to see the rest! May the Force be with you!

[@paulobrien9572]

It took 7 people to bring Jabba to life, 3 puppeteers working inside the Jabba puppet and 4 technicians working on effects outside

[@mcm0mmles]

Y’all are too adorable. I loved introducing my son to Star Wars. Now he walks around the house w his phone listening to “The Imperial March”. 😂

[@blairhaffly1777]

That was sweet. Brought a tear to my eye. Thanks guys.

[@SofaandChill]

No problem at all Blair, thank you so much for watching. It is very much appreciated by myself and Lewis

[@dorkandproudofit]

In the old pre-Disney canon, Wedge was explicitly said to be one of the only non-force users capable of matching Luke in piloting skill, and he gained an "Oh crap it's HIM" reputation among Imperial pilots.

[@Iluvantir]

That was the best reaction from your son at the info-dump section: his mind was twisting on itself trying to keep up, and his body was doing the same. Funny stuff. Keep up the good work, lads.

[@jamielong8976]

Absolutely loved this! The journey through his eyes has been brilliant and as others have said, your lad has been insightful and thoughtful throughout and he’s a credit to you!

[@leopardgecko4226]

You play as Wedge Antilles in the Rogue Squadron games. He truly IS a legend.

[@KillerAJ]

I remember the first time I saw Star Wars original trilogy was in 1995 when my uncle bought me the VHS set for my 8th birthday. He was 7 when he saw it for the first time in 1977.

[@wcemichael]

"Wilhelm scream" at 15:29. I found it hard to believe Vader was Luke's father, because I didn't even think Vader was human "You're not my father, you're a.... a.... a thing"

[@SofaandChill]

I know right? humanising him was quite tough and he just looked and sounded like a machine!

[@kriscynical]

I love seeing your son watch these for the first time at 13. I was about the same age the first time I saw them, too, at 12 years old. Even though I was born in '84, I was incredibly fortunate to be able to experience them for the first time IN THEATERS because they were rereleased for a short time in 1997. I was blown away and have been a fan ever since. It's incredible how timeless they are. 😊

[@louhillen8254]

I have seen this film a zillion times & I still get goosebumps. Nothing will ever beat this original trilogy. Love how much your son loves these. Look forward to the Sequels!

[@quirkyjoeAnimated]

Return of the Jedi is the one I feel most nostalgia for. When it came out I was at just the right age for it to have a huge impact. Star Wars was inescapable at the time and the merchandise went crazy. I had Star Wars slippers, curtains, Star Wars flavoured yoghurts in my packed lunch. But I accidentally melted all my Ewok figures by the fire.

[@Schied]

Since you guys like Wedge, you may be interested to know that the actor who plays him is the uncle of Ewan McGregor who plays young Obi Wan in the prequels!

[@waynefarmer6966]

I'm loving the Love for Wedge - he's been my favourite character since I was a kid in the 80's. He's not "special" and yet he's still a hero - he's the everyman of Star Wars. If you want more Wedge then look for the X-Wing books.

[@Nergalsama01]

Kudos to you for recognizing the awesomeness that is Wedge Antilles! One of the all-time greats in a starfighter cockpit. :)

[@UrbanAnywhere]

Your son's reactions are great. Reminds me of myself at that age when I watched it for the first time.

[@TinaLaGreca]

I am a super Star Wars fan. I didn’t have anyone in my family who took to it like I did. I’m a fan from way back with the originals. I love seeing the two of you enjoying these movies together! Can’t wait for the rest of your reactions!!😊

[@Scorpion-Gamer82]

This has to be hands down my favourite Return of the Jedi reaction. Lewis reactions to all the plot reveals made it all worthwhile. My favourite part when I first watched it was Vader turning on Palpatine. I can't wait to see the prequel reactions. Roll on Phantom Menace. Keep up the awesome work. 👍

[@jordyw441]

Brilliant lads! First time I watched Star Wars was with my Dad like 30 years ago...loved it ever since!

[@callumcruickshank5236]

Now that ladies and gentlemen is the true ending of the Star Wars saga. So much emotion and pureness.

[@brenmacneil1827]

wonderful, the magic is still there, love Lewis' reactions, the force is with him

[@highstimulation2497]

when you said "bigger and more powerful," my mind flashed to: "sooon, I will have a newww apprenticccce, one faaaar youngerr and mooooore powerfullllll..."

[@richardfuchs3690]

I have such great memories of seeing all of these Star Wars films theatrically as a youngster. I'm so glad that new generations are still watching and appreciating them. They really are great films, and they're even richer and more rewarding to watch now that the prequels, sequels and TV series have filled in so much of the overarching narrative.

[@marcosis78]

I love seeing the 😯 expression on your sons face because I remember doing that the first time I watched it in the 80s. ❤❤

[@samwiebenga2512]

Adorable.. Luis’ smile is just golden. Such an honest and bright young man. I’m so happy that he, like the millions of others around the world, enjoyed these timeless classics with you. It was an absolute joy to watch him grow in all these reactions. I just hope that someday I can have the same memorable experience with my son, should I ever have one. Take care, and may both of your film journeys going forward be “mind blowin.” ☝️😊

[@TheAcornAvenger]

Man, this brings back so many memories of my dad showing me the originals and prequels when I was a little kid, I absolutely fell in love with all of them and I can't wait to watch them with my future kids as well. Thanks for taking us on this journey with you guys!

[@batt1948]

the Ewocks were played by a bunch British kids ranging from age 12 to 14 they all had dwarfism and the most famous one was Warwick Davis this was his first role in major motion picture.. He was then 13 year old Warwick Davis as he's most famous for Professor Flitwick in the Harry Potter series.. and recently Davis reprised his role as an Ewock with his 14 yo son who also has Dwarfism... Davis does many cameo's in Star Wars films and mini series sooo keep an eye out in the crowd u just might see him

[@mreddoe]

Seeing you guys watching together just looks wholesome. You got my sub. Cheers from sweden!

[@SofaandChill]

Thank you so much for the comment and sub my friend, it is very much appreciated 😊

[@johnnie2638]

I have truly enjoyed your videos of sharing the Star Wars experience with your son. I had the same good fortune with my own son back in the late 90s. I saw in his eyes the same wonder I felt when I first saw Ep IV back in 1977. And shared the same glee with him with all the movies. It's a special joy a father can share with his son something that's so enjoyable. Thank you for sharing your experiences with other us other dads.

[@samswords9993]

Lucas had nine movies planned total all the way back in 77. Or at least he was planning on nine, with the originals in the middle of the series.

[@VadersRage]

LOVE the "padawan's" reactions to these first 3 films. It brings back memories of my own experience. Back in '83, when I saw this in the theater, I got one of the worst spoilers of my life. I walked into the wrong theater (it was playing on multiple screens), I rounded the corner and was hit with the sight of Vader laying on his funeral pyre. How can you unsee that?! Angry at myself, I was! Great vid, you guys! Now, on to the next set of films and then the Clone Wars "catch-up"! Looking forward to season 7 with the 2 of you.

[@satyagrahaa]

WEDGE! The most underrated character in all the OT

[@BunBun299]

It is so wholesome to see a new generation discover these movies for the first time. I was 10 years younger than your son is now when this one first came out. It was the first movie I ever saw in theaters. My two favorite moments, "I am a Jedi, like my father before me." Followed by Anakin's redemption when he picked up the Emperor and tossed him over the edge. A close third would be Princess Leia's slave outfit. It's basically the sexiest thing ever conceived of by human kind.

[@kalh4907]

Pure joy watching a Father introduce his son to the Star Wars epic Saga. I have throughly enjoyed your reactions to these first three movies. Makes me so very happy. This is all I ever wanted to experience with my own Father. Sadly he never showed me much in my upbringing, nor did I get to know or learn or explore anything together. He provided for us but wasn’t there for everything else. 😔 I’ll cut the sad stuff and specifically say to you both: THANK YOU ♥️. Thank you for sharing this journey with us - super special ♥️.

[@cincinnati6595]

Back in the "old days" when this first came out and there wasn't all this "canon" to rely on now, I remember a great debate as to whether or not Luke had turned to the "dark side" when he put the beat down on Vader. He clearly was using his anger and not his Jedi skills in the fight, and Yoda warned him that once he turned to the dark side, he wouldn't be able to turn back. We know now how that all works out, but it was great discussion at the time.

[@derworfnet]

Its incredible how well the effects have aged. Some bits were added here and there since 1997, but like 99% of this was done almost 40 Years ago, entirely without CGI.

[@steewith2ees14]

Early night again so although I didn't catch the premiere this was perfect to wake up to. Once again, too many magical moments watching Lewis' reactions but a favourite was the fact that he only took 3 films to develop that 'breath before the plunge' moment in between 'A long time....' and the Star Wars logo & fanfare drop. I have been watching these films in theatres since 1983 and still got the same chills, as well as a few tears, at the start of 'Rise of Skywalker' as despite being ultimately disappointed by the piece I was hyper aware of the fact that this would be the final time I would be hit with that presentation. Once again guys, a real pleasure and privilege to have shared this experience with you. Really looking forward to the weekend now (my first trip to the local IMAX since seeing 'The Batman') to catch Sam Raimi's 'Dr Strange & The MOM'

[@steewith2ees14]

EDIT - with respect to the changes made for the 1997 Special Editions (the 3 cuts you lads watched) I don't mind it at all - 90 - 95% of the footage from the 3 films is what was shot and composited for the original releases and as Lewis has proven to all it has not dulled the overall effect in the slightest.

[@edcliffe2988]

Lando's co-pilot on the Falcon looks like a NY cab driver my friend saw back in the 80's.

[@samswords9993]

watching this for the first time when I was 13, my heart was in my mouth and up and down the whole time, particularly every time the emperor said that Luke was on the dark side, or that Vader was irredeemable.

[@dylanwfilms]

Idk if this has been pointed out before so sorry if it has but a cool fun fact is that the actor who plays Wedge, Denis Lawson, is Ewan McGregor’s (who plays Obi Wan in the prequels) uncle!

[@dylanwfilms]

I should have looked at the other comments, someone else beat me to it haha

[@SofaandChill]

Hi Dylan, yeah it's been mentioned a few times but I don't mind hearing it again as it is such a cool thing to know :)

[@mikebrown7799]

Nice reactions, Lewis & Kev!👏🏽This trilogy will always be my favorite in the Star Wars series. I stood in line for hours to watch these films when they first came out on the big screen. Yes, there was a time when the multiplexes did not exist.😀

[@thetattedpharmacist3215]

You've got a great lad there Kev, it's clear you're a good dad and have raised him well. I'm loving these reactions!

[@SandmanGotBeer]

I love how excited they get for wedge...aka Obi-Wan's uncle lol

[@ghostbeetle2950]

I appreciate all the Wedge-love on display! Wedge is awesome and the fact that nobody at Disney apparently got that is the underlying reason why the sequels, unfortunately, completely failed. Cheers, guys!

[@liaml.e.5964]

There's a popular fan theory that says that Vader did not stop Luke's blade to save the Emperor, as much as he did it to save Luke himself...

[@jamesmcbride174]

did you know that the actor who plays your favourite character wedge (denis lawson) is the uncle of ewan mcgregor who is the modern obi wan kenobi

[@Kizinky]

I cant wait to one day show my children things that i enjoyed growing up and seeing their reactions as if i were living through them again for the first time

[@ThomasCostigan]

Star Wars be like... "You, like your Father, are now... mine."

[@SofaandChill]

Hahaha that is very true

[@bettyhuback2518]

The actor who plays wedge is McGregor's uncle.or young Obi Wan, he got him into acting.

[@mattkylie6723]

Kev loved you and your sons reviews bro!!! Loved it!! thanks man 👍🏻

[@SofaandChill]

No worries at all Matt bro, we absolutely love watching them! on to the prequels :)

[@mattkylie6723]

@@SofaandChill Ah man I can’t wait for you guys to watch it 😉👍🏻

[@edahaus3322]

Lewis, your reactions are awesome! I think your mind was more blown/confused on Dagoba than during the Vader/Anakin reveal at the end of Empire. Loved all of these fellas! Looking forward to watching the prequels with you.

[@jasonwestra4530]

The Ewok ("pandas" Lewis kept calling them) that first met Leia was Warwick Davis. He was 12/13 when he played Wicket. What would Lewis think of playing a role in Star Wars?

[@jasonwestra4530]

I also love your guys' reactions... your excitement at watching these movies. They are still my all time faves.

[@dezza9441]

You guys are Awesome. Wish i had a Dad like yours.

[@SofaandChill]

Awe thank you so much 💓

[@elsacristina9]

I love Return of the Jedi since the first time I saw it. I was younger than your son. I was 11 but it was in 1990 and it is my favorite since then.

[@Chumppi]

When Vader finds about Leia is absolutely the best scene in the series. The emotion of the actors with the music is 100% goosebumps no matter how many times I watch it.

[@nickmanzo8459]

I don’t have any kids, but I have a lot of younger friends that I try to get to watch films they’ve never seen. This kinda stuff brightens my day.

[@JonInCanada1]

Seeing Jonah's reaction reminds me so much of how I felt watching them when they first come out. Through the eyes of the young, we are reminded of what can be. Well done, the both of you.

[@FerDeLance06]

When Hayden appeared with Kenobi and Yoda, I was expecting Lewis to ask who's that.

[@shallowgal462]

Before Lucas went back and damaged the movie, Han's line when he rescued Lando was "Wait, I thought you were blind!" "It's all right. Trust me!" Also, the Force Ghost of Anakin at the end was the actor who played him when his helmet was off--which is correct, obviously, since Obi-Wan's ghost was also him as an old man not still in his prime.

[@leslauner5062]

Told ya Wedge survived the Battle of Hoth...and ended up making one of the shots that took down the second Death Star. Wedge is a legend!