Star Wars: Scene 38 Reaction and Review

Wow! So we are finally caught up with videos we needed to make. This was amazing! I loved how things we edited together. Check out our Reaction and review.
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[@wildman473]

Am I the only one that tears up when obi wan says “I loved you” and stuff

[@roberthartough8871]

Nope lol

[@SRP3572]

Nope

[@PoindexterLounge]

We’re right there with you.

[@w.a.r.ydruid5643]

Hello there 👋

[@awc80]

/wipes chins for no particular reason

[@ngu0061]

Dad is so glued to the screen. Loved his reaction.

[@PoindexterLounge]

Thank you! I love Star Wars for sure. I wish I hadn’t forced the boys to do this so late. They love Star Wars too but they were really tired that night.

[@ralek4328]

@@SingTodayi I wouldn't put it so harshly, but I do feel like she's not interested at all, and just spoils it for everybody.

[@PoindexterLounge]

Somebody doesn’t have a life. Are you like 12 years old? Interesting. How do you spoil something you haven’t seen before. It’s called a “Reaction Video” and “Review” that’s what you do. Look into it Marat. Thanks for watching even if the comment is pathetic Geez. I don’t mind constructive criticisms but being an anal suppository to just insult someone is the limit. Look yourself in the mirror. Here’s a tissue. . Rale, you couldn’t be further from the truth with your observation. She absolutely loves this stuff and that’s why she’s talking about it. That’s what you do in a Reaction Video. What the heck is she spoiling? That doesn’t even make any sense. How do you spoil a small addition to a 42 year old movie?

[@jaws666]

​@@PoindexterLounge the reason why "Vader" moved a lot better in Emipre and Jedi is because in the lightsaber battles was NOT David Prowse but a guy named Bob Anderson (since sadly passed away) who at the time of Empire held a 7th dan blackbelt in Kenjutsu (Samurai battlefield swordsmanship)

[@bryanmiller5060]

They need to put Episode 4 with this footage in all the theaters.

[@wingedparagon4448]

Or dvd release. I would buy it.

[@makhtar6029]

They need to make remastered versions like upgrade the effects and sound effects and all types of shits

[@alexht.9382]

That bearded guy is literally every one of us Star Wars fans.

[@anthonymullen6300]

The dad is the biggest kid in the family. Great reactions.

[@MGSBigBoss77]

Love the mom referencing the high ground, lol its such a SW meme its a legend onto itself by now.

[@PoindexterLounge]

Absolutely

[@liamdavey2273]

Poindexter Lounge Only Sith deal in absolutes

[@stevemann6528]

Disney need to up their game because this fan made scene is putting them to shame

[@Morten_Storvik]

How so?

[@Morten_Storvik]

@@Nathan-hw8yy Are you drunk or something?

[@Morten_Storvik]

@@Nathan-hw8yy Yes i did. Its fantastic for being made by fans. And the effects are better than in the original version. And by calling it "senseless violence" , you clearly have no idea what you`re talking about despite having Vader as your avatar....

[@-UE-PR0]

Disney is ASS

[@zaandarbrow]

This is My Canon!

[@swacfan100]

Even though the original was still dramatic, i can't lie , this remake was 🔥. Casual or die hard, this is the type of stuff fans wanted to see in this new trilogy. Always nice to see a family enjoying Star Wars.

[@PoindexterLounge]

Thanks so much. We definitely love Star Wars. Our house is filled with Star Wars. I will always love the original and canon version but this was super cool to see what if.

[@nostalgiagaming560]

This is one of my favorite lightsaber fights ever. Somehow, more than ever, it feels like they have lightsabers, and are actually trying to kill eachother. I especially get this from Vader.

[@lessermook7608]

6:36 Dad is blown away. ^^ love his reaction

[@Barracuda_FFxiv]

From the Kids no Reaction xD god i am so happy to born in 1987 xD

[@PoindexterLounge]

You may not have seen my other comments about this. That is all my fault. We needed to get this video done because so many had asked for it and we wouldn’t have gotten to it for a while. So it was late and I had the boys do it even though they were tired. They really liked it and absolutely love Star Wars but it’s not fair to them because they were so tired.

[@Barracuda_FFxiv]

@@PoindexterLounge dont worry. i already thought about that. On the other side i accept young people who dont like star wars. The new content isnt the best content to fallen inlove with star wars.

[@acingteamjm]

Don’t know if you’ve seen it but “Darth Maul Apprentice” is also really good fan film.

[@saintpatrick7673]

This isn't a fan film it's a actual scene that's been re-choreographed. But your right Apprentice is a good one.

[@trollofduty007]

The Jamis and Vader: Shards of the past is amazing too

[@scetchman12]

I love how genuine this reaction is

[@4everhealthwellness344]

What I like about this fan film is capturing how a final duel between Vader and Obiwan really would have been after 20 years. The original didn't show Vader as that angry and hateful, which he was. He fought with the rage and sense of vengeance that I would imagine Vader having

[@davidmarsden192]

I loved how you could really feel the weight behind the strikes! It gives me chills! It really adds a new flavour to the dynamic between Vader and Obi Wan!

[@PoindexterLounge]

Absolutely! It was done really well.

[@sailor1566]

the dad is reliving his childhood all over again lol hes glued to screen, i love this fan short

[@rottimusprime9560]

Your mouth was wide open like mines when I watched this the first 10 times. 🤣🤣🤣.

[@luketimewalker]

Make that 100 !

[@Drago7166]

Kids are just like “why am I here? Star Wars is lame”. The parents are just like “this is why I am here! Star Wars is awesome!”

[@PoindexterLounge]

They don’t think Star Wars is lame. They love Star Wars.

[@PoindexterLounge]

But Star Wars is awesome. 😉😎👍🏻

[@Drago7166]

Poindexter Lounge yeah I’d guessed that. The parents reactions just seems so much more like what a kids should be. So full of life and joy. Great video btw. So glad to see SC 38 get more traction though. I got to see it when it was less then 10k views. 👌

[@chrispatton3597]

These guys did great! Love y’all video, as always! And Vader didn’t use the Force on the door there, because he had the tracking device on the Falcon (member?!😜😂)

[@PoindexterLounge]

Oh yeah. Duh. So stupid! As I hit my forehead. Lol

[@chrispatton3597]

Poindexter Lounge 😳😜

[@chrispatton3597]

Poindexter Lounge 😂😂😂

[@jamessullivan4391]

Also, others have commented that they “heard” the force on the door, meaning that Obi Wan “held it,” thus Vader’s pause at the door. I don’t know though... another point is that Vader says, “Kenobi,” that he heard him speak to Luke or that he sensed him holding the door. Thoughts?

[@PoindexterLounge]

That’s an interesting idea because it seems Vader could have removed the door if he wanted to. That’s a good question for discussion. Might have to do a video on That.

[@Nathdood]

I love how dad's edge of his seat all "OMG ARE YOU SEEING THIS" hahahha

[@TheStefan6969]

Wow this was fantastic!! Thank you for this and for me finding your channel for the first time!!!! You rock!! 🤘🤘

[@PoindexterLounge]

Thank you so much. I’m glad you’re here with us. Welcome.

[@Dizzle84]

Dad's reaction was perfect!!!

[@scarletbrotherhood7273]

He didn’t use the force to open the door because he fully intended on them escaping.

[@Priestley22]

This is actually really cool!

[@christopheradams5607]

I love that they included the music and voice clips from episode 3.

[@erika_itsumi5141]

Thank you for finally reacting to this video. I have been waiting for this.

[@PoindexterLounge]

You’re welcome. We’ve wanted to watch it for a while now.

[@Eva_H]

This was awesome, Vader went full blown Rogue One on steroids and I like the transitions between the movie scenes and the animated scenes 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@maiacullen7604]

This reactions make my day, love you guys!♥

[@PoindexterLounge]

Awe. Thanks so much. Comments like this makes our day. So glad you enjoy what we do.

[@maiacullen7604]

@@PoindexterLounge ♥♥♥

[@ArcticConquest]

That was so cool! I want more! 😂

[@Sabrecho]

It helps with the things like the reflection in Vader's lenses that they used combat-durable, physical, glowing lightsabers.

[@solaire773]

" You where the chosen one " that got me

[@denisd3639]

Mom's commentary is awesome :-) Yes please make IV with these guys!!

[@paterickkperress1297]

It's like the real movie and the fan movie had a baby 😂😂. That made my night

[@jacobstallings4399]

Anyone notice her little spaceballs joke? I laughed so freaking hard man, was not expecting that! Also I just discovered you guys thru this video, and not to be hitting on anyone but she is like the perfect wife for any nerd/gamer sci fi fan, you are lucky!

[@PoindexterLounge]

Lol no worries. I am very aware of how blessed I am. Tiff is amazing. She definitely hangs with all of us guys. She’s a girly girl but she’s her dads daughter. She brought the power tools into our relationship and she loved all things Nerdy. I’ve told her that nothing can ever happen to her because I could never replace her.

[@jacobstallings4399]

Yeah, never let her go man, she's a keeper😊

[@mintyfresh4855]

best reaction so far. Dad and mom knew what's up.

[@chrisjoosten9819]

2:55. Lol Gotta love that kid. I bet he's a super chill, cool cat.

[@GerardChristianZach]

You are the coolest family! As for this re-imagined scene, I was so impressed and blown away by it, I have become addicted to watching its reactions! LOL! It seems everyone feels the same way about it as I do. First, I understand that these people did not have the budget of a Hollywood studio. But what they did was still amazing! But, I agree that most important of all, they added to the story and the characters here. You can FEEL the near 20 years of anger, rage, and thirst for revenge in Vader the way they did this. And you can feel the guilt and regret in Obi-Wan and that, again, he did not really want to fight Anakin, but, again, had no choice but to. And you can feel the history between the characters in general. It is just fantastic how they did this. And, as much as I love "A New Hope" as it is / was, I would still love it even more if Lucasfilm went back and re-did this duel much like this. I know the technology wasn't available at the time of the original filming. But starting already with "The Empire Strikes Back" the lightsaber duels became much better and more intense with both effects and emotion as the films went along. To the point where the "New Hope" duel looks a bit out of place by comparison to even the "Empire Strikes Back" duel. And now we have Vader's powerful rampage in "Rogue One" that takes place literally just before "A New Hope". It is also great watching your whole family enjoying this together. My parents got me all the "Star Wars" toys as a kid - especially the action figures, but they weren't into the movies WITH me like this. It is so refreshing to see that. But, at least now, my line of business turns me and my cohorts into living versions of the action figures on a regular basis. I have the most fun job (I own / run a private party / event entertainment business providing high quality costumed movie characters for said events in Los Angeles). I am enjoying your videos.

[@therogueadmiral]

Lol, I had the same reaction as the father. Jaw on the floor the whole way through.

[@SavageSquishy86]

Sooo much Anger in his blows, fluid; but with momentum filled with aggression

[@emersonglasgow948]

Question asked why Vader didn't use the force to open the blast door, it's because Vader thought Obi wan had played a trick on him. When Ben raised his light saber Vader wasn't sure if Ben was tricking him but saw the opening and took it. When Ben suddenly disappeared instead of being a dead body it confused Vader, he thought it was a trick that he hadn't seen before and that Ben had learned more from the force and it scared Vader into thinking that Ben was stronger than him. This is why Vader steps on the cape wondering where the body went !😉👍✌

[@griffinmartin3812]

Dude wit glasses in back staring into my soul

[@thejoker20091]

This scene is definitely so so awesome and my friend Richard Cetrone who plays Darth Vader in this clip did such a Damn good job fighting Alec Guinness as Obi-Wan Kenobi

[@KkkK-ei6vu]

Finally~! Thanks for accepting my request!

[@PoindexterLounge]

We try to get to things. Sometimes it takes a while. That’s life. Lol

[@ATJ-sTAt]

From what I've heard, they worked a full year on this. The internal dialogue at the end always kills me!

[@DjentleVoicesInMe]

The quotes from episode 3 always gets me

[@donaldgilbert6739]

I loved your reaction! The kids didn't seem to impressed!

[@gothamgoon4237]

Yeah, that's kids today. They are brought up on modern CGI and tech, hyper violence and sex scenes so they are very desensitized to anything now. The stuff we were brought up on seems very plain and boring for them. It's a shame because they've missed out on so much that we got to have as kids.

[@PoindexterLounge]

So actually the boys really like the stuff we grew up with. I had them do this video pretty late because we really needed to get it done. It’s my fault because they were really tired by the time we did it.

[@override83]

I don't think it's that they didn't like it. I think it was more or less that those of us who grew up watching the OG trilogy, we've been seeing this fight for 42 years now. This was a fight that was totally mondernized. Kids, and everyone else these days, see things like this on a daily basis, with CGI and acrobatic and such. Whereas us who seen this when they were first released on VHS, theaters, etc., and seen it taken into modern film. So, all in all, I think we just appreciate it much more, given this is the first time we see Vader being Vader, taking out all that aggression, anger and resentment towards Obi-Wan we've seen being built up since the prequels.

[@richardcetrone1354]

Too short? I’m 6’3” and at least 6’4” in those boots. Lol

[@PoindexterLounge]

Dude!!! Was that you in this film? First of all you do great work and you’re involved with some of my favorite projects and I’d love to interview you. If that’s you I would just say that it’s probably the way they shot you in this as opposed to Rogue One. Cause your work In That looks great. It’s just That one shot. This is phenomenal. I’m glad you have a sense of humor. It’s so cool that you saw our reaction.

[@richardcetrone1354]

Thanks for the compliments. No, I didn’t take it seriously. I just felt like messing with you a little bit. I might be able to do an interview some time.

[@richardcetrone1354]

Poindexter Lounge I didn’t answer your question. Yes, that’s me.

[@MKultraInstinct]

Richard Cetrone u did look a little short, obviously you’re not but in that specific shot, you did lol

[@whome6764]

You looked badass to me 😈 It was perfect !!

[@TheRyFiNetWork]

I didn't know Rich Evens had a family. Great Reaction.

[@brentjason]

I loved it. I would like to see them do the Luke vs Vader fight scene from return of the Jedi

[@generaljimmies3429]

It would be harder to pull off as Luke wasn't wearing a hood, have you noticed most of that scene didn't have Alec Guiness's face showing.

[@Morten_Storvik]

Preferably not as the Luke vs Vader fight actually should remain the way it is. At that point in time it was literally an enraged youth against a crippled old man .

[@PoindexterLounge]

Exactly. Everything doesn’t have to be gymnastics and craziness. Those Luke / Vader fuels have passion and do exactly what they are supposed to do.

[@MadChristoph]

If Star Wars had another special edition, this is the only change I would make (and the battle of yavin as well)

[@englishtraduccionlinguisti2718]

Putting simply, it´s a masterpiece!!!.. Greetings from lima Peru

[@thewarroom6118]

The part after Vader almost cut kenobis head off with the force, he gets up and they cross swords... it was so menacing!

[@HansCholo619]

Your reactions are awesome

[@PoindexterLounge]

Thanks Hans! We appreciate that. Thanks for watching. Glad you’re here.

[@Mike-uw6eo]

Why better then Disney!..This one and Apprentice - A StarWars Fan-Film..how Darth Maul first came into the picture and Vader Episode 1: Shards Of The Past..Great Job!

[@ttanza4004]

George Lucas NEEDS to see that Lightsaber Fight Video!!!

[@MKultraInstinct]

You guys wouldn’t be able to handle that back then 😂

[@Sombody123]

You can tell who the Force is strong with in this reaction...

[@williamsweeney3215]

I think that’s why they had Vader look to his left as he was sensing Obi wans spirit.

[@nefariousarcher2484]

I always imagined after he died, Kenobi used the Force to prevent Vader from opening the door.

[@ScottMana]

There is no Star Wars fatigue, they are just not making what fans love so much. Rather, it takes fans to make what they love about SW and stir the excitement that fans have for the franchise.

[@miguelsebastianeortega42]

When Vader's light saber is red but the reflection in of the saber in the background is blue ..... "there's still good in him" 😂

[@PoindexterLounge]

Lol

[@flashbackfootage3987]

3 out of 5 of em were actually understandedly enjoying this while the other two was watching it like it was the amazing spider man 2 lmao the reason why I won’t show my kid this until he understands 100% about this 🤣🤣

[@_Darth_Vader_]

This will be a long day remembered. It was the end of Obi-Wan and soon the end of the Rebels.

[@okbustaman]

I liked the lil-brother.... he is critical and knows star wars but dad is right about it for what it is

[@brandonnorwood9414]

Love your family and the Maul fan reaction as well. I hope (but I know I will) I enjoy this vid as well😉

[@Xantheus07]

He didnt use the force to open blast door because kenobi was using the force to keep it closed. Thats why he says "Kenobi".

[@brandonnorwood9414]

Lol I think y’all got a beer lover in the family 😂

[@jhk1244]

imagine watching this in the theater back in 1977!

[@logiberra418]

I tried looking through all your videos and I couldn’t find this but have you guys heard of Star Wars: The Old Republic trailers. It’s for a video game and it’s way outside the original movie series timeline (expanded universe of Star Wars actually). Those trailers are so freaking cool and it really hits the emotions!

[@logiberra418]

You guys may find it a wonderful thing to react to. Not giving away too much but those Old Republic videos tells a compelling story with very little dialogue! Also, Logan you have an awesome name man!!

[@tuliocano8468]

Everyone seems interested except the kid from the back, its so funny to see him. nice family you got.

[@FSUSean2112]

I wanna watch the star wars saga again but im honestly gunna have to wait till sometime in 2020 when all the movies 1-9 are in a bundle pack and all in 4K

[@Dabirdz2099]

They actually did do the thing with a face like Tiffany said. If you look closely on a couple of them you can see the the overlap on the edge of the face.

[@josephtingley654]

They treated the scene with the RESPECT it deserved.

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

When filming the original movie, saber props were fragile and could break. That limited anything they could do. They needed to be careful about not breaking the props. Alec Guiness was good at fencing, but these props did not allow anything cool. By that time filming schedule was so derailed that Lucas was at the edge of nervous collapse.

[@paulmcnicholas3846]

EVERYONE = WOOOOW Landon = Mmeh

[@Mymumsey1]

They need to do a Special-Special Edition with this scene in it...with some additional scenes that expand the whole movie, and take it up just another notch or two.

[@totizedger]

This is so awesome, the only thing that i wasn't a fan of was when Vader threw Ben into the wall and then did the lightsaber throw it was a bit over the top for me even though it's really cool. I think it's a shame that this particular duel wasn't this good in the original because i have no issues with the other duels in the original trilogy

[@LuisMartinez-jc1gf]

Original movie presented the scene as if Obi and Vader were just competing against each other. This however presents it as if Vader truly hates Obi’s guts and literally wants to slice off his head! Meanwhile Obi Wan struggles to fight and stay alive! Agree...lots of emotion.

[@ForeverDegenerate]

@Poindexter Lounge I don't think they used a Green Screen Suit for the Alec Guinness CG. I think they used Face Tracking & Replacement, the same technology Weta Digital used for the Hobbits in The Lord of The Rings.

[@DarthV27]

Coolest family I have seen in a while. Close to their religion and loves Star Wars.

[@bjrales]

Didnt know Julian from Trailer Park Boys loved star wars lmao, this was fucking epic 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💯💯💯🔥

[@joshuasanders6893]

They just announced they are going to redo a scene from Bespin

[@animetropaz9451]

I get chills at the end when I’m flashback I hate you

[@dahwriter]

When the parents return to being a kid again, and the children look on like bored adults. Heh.

[@PoindexterLounge]

Yeah it my fault really. I had them do this video pretty late because people were so asking for it. We needed to get it done but they were really tired. .

[@okamisenshi6547]

awesome reaction you guys! should react to Star Wars knights of the old republic trailers first "return" then "hope" lastly "deceived"

[@SUNNYCURLYGIRL]

Admit it, we are all in love with Darth Vader

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

Aw the boys look so sleepy. How late did you do this video?

[@GuardianGrarl]

Darth Vader is too legendary for actions that make sense by real world standards.

[@johnnylr23]

Mom, miss the best part, she turned around and missed Obi-wan getting thrown to the wall...

[@knessing7681]

hahaha, the Kids don't care ... looks like they don't know what's going on, hahaha!

[@G1Transformed]

Nice reactions all around. I like this reimagined scene as much as as you, but the thing that bothered me most is Vader's eyes. I wish they had gone with the red lenses, as he originally had. It's really hard to be picky about this given how much it makes the original scene look, but that was my nitpick with the scene.

[@ramjb]

at 9:00 ERROR: Dad.exe has stopped working. XDDD Now, seriously this is an amazing reaction. The way your eyes opened wide the second sabers began swinging was priceless. There's only one "but" with this sequence. Honestly Star Wars must be seen IV-V-VI and then the prequels, and then Rogue One (and then you stop and watch no more because whatever Disney has produced, other than Rogue one, is not even worth storing in the can for dog turds). The ending of this reimagination pretty much cripples and spoils the big reveal of Empire Strikes Back, which is one of the most emotionally gripping points of the whole franchise. You just can't put this in Ep IV DVD, it destroys that reveal and that's a no go...I mean for those of us who have seen all the movies of course that's actually a highlight (makes the fight so much more emotional)...but that can't stay in the actual movie. Other than that...yeah, it's perfection. I don't know how they managed to choreograph it so well, but both Vader and Obi Wan fight styles are just believable. You really "buy" that they're fighting to death (unlike so many other movie lightsaber fights when it seems they're more worried about looking cool than actually fighting), and to be honest they NAILED their styles.... Vader...oh my. He's just such a bulldozer. And Obi Wan, who barely can hold Vader's constant attacks yet still finds moments to try and throw a trhust in here and there to try to catch him off guard (not that he managed to, but still). Choreography is perfect, the performers execute it FLAWLESSLY, camera work was spectacular (the whole sequence from the moment Vader breaks through the fire until the cut to Han, Luke and the others is honestly the best camera work I've seen in a Star Wars lightsaber fight, the ones in Bespin and Death Star 2 included). CGI is as good as we can ask from some guys in their garage with limited resources, money and equipment, doing it during their spare time. You just can't ask for anything better. In the end most people wonder why this is so much better than the "new" stuff. Well on one hand this was done by true fans who obviously love Star Wars, while the Disney movies were produced and directed by people who either don't care about Star Wars or actually dislike it (he-who-shall-not-be-named who directed TLJ is on record saying that he didn't care for the originals, much less the prequels...and he's hired to direct a Star Wars movie. And of course he proceeded to do a disaster of a movie, act as if established canon didn't exist, and put at best a half arsed effort at the fight sequences. What did people expect??). But specially, what sells the fight so much is that all swings in that fight have a purpose: they're either done to try and kill the opponent or to deflect an incoming attack. Vader as Vader was already known as the deadliest force of the Galaxy (bar the emperor), and as Anakin as one of the best swordsmen of the Jedi order. It shows here. Obi Wan was famed for his excellence with the light saber, and his mastery of the defensive styles was said to be unparallelled. Even in his old age he was able to kill a tremendously skilled opponent in only three moves (Darth Maul). That mastery ALSO shows here. Those are supposed to be two masters of the craft going at it with the purpose of get the other down. It truly *IS* an epic fight because of who's fighting. And boy does it show here...and boy did they get this right. There's no pointless fancy saber twisting, no unneccesary acrobatics, no stupid showboating: just pure agression in a fight full of violence, rage even, grit, intensity. It's the polar opposite of every lightsaber fight we've seen since Return of the Jedi (the prequels were also guilty of it, but VII and VIII just indulge in it up to stupidly ludicrous levels)...and that's why it works. In this reimagination we see two masters of the lightsaber trying to kill each other, not two guys competing for whose does the fanciest looking acrobatics or saber-windmilling for the sake of looking badass. Meanwhile Kylo and Rey...against guards swinging in the background just to give them time to come back and parry...yeah. You know what I mean, right?. That's why this fight is and feels so good. It feels and looks real...the "official" movie stuff we've seen as of lately just looks like shit because it was coreographed as shit, performed like shit, directed as shit, acted as shit and guess what...the result is shit. Pretty obvious, if you ask me...

[@nertz4579]

This is the fight Obi-Wan deserved

[@josephupchurch7138]

I'm with you, nerd fam. Loved this fan film. Watched it about 20 times so far. How cool would it be if Lucasfilm got ahold of the guys who did this and brought them in to work with ILM to make a special edition of Episode IV with this re-imagined scene? I would pay good money to purchase that. Love you guys, be safe 😊

[@PoindexterLounge]

Thanks man! Yeah I wonder how good they would be creating something new. That’s he only thing. They did an awesome job reimagining a scene but can they write? Can they create new characters. That stuff is much harder.

[@20thanasi]

This group rocks

[@PoindexterLounge]

Thanks. Glad to have you here!

[@marcov4190]

Mom and Dad are real fans!

[@timonsolus]

The CGI in this reimagined scene 38 is equal in quality to the CGI in the 'Star Wars Special Edition' movie of 1997. 'Star Wars Special Edition',1997, was a professional Hollywood Lucasarts movie with a budget of millions. 'SC 38 Reimagined' is just a few guys in their basement, with an off-the-shelf camera and a home PC. So it's absolutely amazing that a few fans on a shoestring budget can make something that looks as professional as a Hollywood studio production from 23 years earlier. No, it's not perfect, but the scene in the 1997 movie where Han walks around Jabba and steps on his tail definitely isn't any better, technically, and is a lot worse in terms of emotional impact and contextual value to the story.

[@mpro2917]

8:55 ... that says all about that preview :)

[@DD-sw1dd]

I was just like dad.