Star Wars Episode 6 | Return of the Jedi | FAMILY Reactions | Fair Use

[@hellowhat890]

14:51 Han's reaction is the face you make when you realize Leia kissed her brother. XD

[@robertrodriguez1964]

A kiss is lot better than 4 kids.

[@tobiasschaffler1498]

People act like they had sex. It's just a kiss. (Actually two but nobody seems to notice the second one)

[@leofreire8540]

@@tobiasschaffler1498 true, no one notice the second one ahaaha

[@havok6280]

Fun fact: in one draft of the script it was a planet of Wookies instead of Ewoks.

[@josephpost5743]

There's a videos on that out there about that. They just couldn't make it work, so they did something as close to the original idea as possible. It's been pointed out that Ewoks is mangled wookie backwards.

[@ZRStein]

I would've loved if the Wookies were there instead of the Ewoks. Kashyyyk is one of my favorite planets in Star Wars, right behind Coruscant and Kessel. Also it makes way more sense. The Empire used Wookies as slave labor. Why not build the Death Star close to your source of workers? That's what they did for the first Death Star in Legends, except it was built right next to a prison colony world instead of Kashyyyk.

[@codyrex7014]

@@ZRStein In canon, the first Death Star was also built by slaves, except they were Geonosians this time, over Geonosis. After that the Empire wipped out almost every Geonosian.

[@SilentZombie]

Another fun fact, in one of the original scripts or published books, the Falcon was supposed to be destroyed on the way out which means Lando, Ten, and the other 2 or 3 or however many that helped crew the Falcon were all supposed to die.

[@rickyderrick2845]

Fun Fact: what kind of fan fiction geek sees star wars for the first time when it came out over 20 years ago? An usual one.

[@prprod]

I love it..... Han: How are we doing kid? Luke: Same as usual Han: That bad huh? LMFAO

[@oliwermattsson1478]

Luke: darth vader is my father

[@14s0cc3r14]

12:50 “Oh no she got hit in the shoulder!” “He touched her BOOB” Two very different reactions

[@remyrimmm3123]

Lightsaber Colors: Blue is the most common lightsaber color for Jedi and is really the basic lightsaber color. For starters to Star Wars at least. The color doesn’t change how powerful one is. Green is used by Jedi that rely more on their power in the Force. They would rather use negotiation than using their weapon for example. Yoda used green for example. So green is for more skilled force users. Red is only used by the dark side and you have to make the cyber crystal inside the lightsaber bleed in order for it to turn red. The crystal is what powers the saber. There is one Jedi you’ll see in Episode I that carries a purple lightsaber. This means the user can harness dark side attributes and attacks, but still stay in the light

[@CabbageDynamite_Lucy]

Mini spoiler Or he's Samuel L. Jackson and when he says he wants a purple lightsaber, you give him a purple lightsaber. XD

[@JCrushFitness]

This isn’t technically canon. There is technically no difference between green and blue in the current canon. Purple is just a rare color. If the light side of the force is used to create the saber then the color is just a color, there is also other lightsaber colors, including white. If the dark side of the force is used to create the saber then the crystal bleeds and it turns red. What the op said was canon at one time I believe but not any more.

[@shawntucker7455]

@@CabbageDynamite_Lucy Damn, I was just thinking that and found you commented first. Props.

[@TheMinarus]

Yellow Lightsaber: Protectors of the Jedi Temple. A lot of Temple guards have it.

[@bettylouisa]

And Ahsokas white light sabers symbolize the fact that she's a Gray jedi

[@hellowhat890]

5:17 "Oh I can totally tell it's Leia because of her walk." "Leia's my sister." Obi-wan: Your insight serves you well. Luke/ And us: "No, she's the only girl in these movies. XD (Until Mon Mothma makes an appearance. :P

[@jacobhogan3208]

or Aunt Beru..that would've been a twist and a half..oh yeah and a few pilots too.

[@antonbrakhage490]

Don't forget Aunt Beru in A New Hope! But yeah, besides them, the only female characters in the Original Trilogy are a few extras and such, I think.

[@borjankosarac3645]

George can deny it until he's blue in the face, if he wants, but based on the first draft of "Empire Strikes Back" by Leigh Brackett, it was not always planned for Leia to be Luke's sister; nor was Darth Vader being Anakin Skywalkers and thus, Luke's father always set in stone. That draft had Luke meeting Anakin's force ghost just before facing Vader, where he's also be told of "Nellith", his twin who was separated from him to protect them both from the Empire and Vader. Personally, I like to think that before George Lucas was too burnt out to make Episodes VII, VIII and IX in their earliest form - where they would introduce Nellith as a main character, possibly have Han and/or Vader already dead, and have the Emperor as the main villain - he kept it vague as to who the "other" hope for the Jedi was at the end of ESB; Luke and Leia's force connection at that film's conclusion could be read as EITHER a spiritual bond based on some romance (that might have happened if Han died) or them being twins and thus being linked in that way (plus Leia having the Force). I don't mind the reveal about Leia, honestly, but for the fact it deprives us of getting another unique female character in the setting which would have been neat (note that I still ship Leia/Han romantically); on the plus side, given she was clearly set up in the traditional role of "romantic interest" for the hero (complete with being a princess, even if he inheritance was blown up by the end of ANH), it's kind of refreshing that she didn't end up with Luke regardless. Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford's chemistry (which was fueled by a love affair back in the early days of filming the series) is striking after all.

[@bobbymalone3983]

Darth Vader ACTUALLY says "No, I am your father."

[@bkurtz8770]

I am your father

[@sammylane21]

When I first saw that Ewok Bear got killed by that blast and the music got all somber, as a kid I cried and I still tear up at that scene. It's that Ewoks cry's of pain that get me.

[@whobp8]

Lovely reaction as always. You might be interested to know that the Ewok who befriends Leia was played by (a very young) Warwick Davis, whom you've seen in the Harry Potter films as Professor Flitwick and also as the goblin who works at Harry's bank

[@fantasywind3923]

Speaking of Warwick Davis, there is this little movie of his...that totally should get it's episode in family reactions!! Willow!!! :) A nice fantasy adventure.

[@frankmiller4550]

Willow

[@Joel-bt4tt]

I believe in the current canon a blue lightsaber is to show that a Jedi’s defender status which is what most of them were and a green lightsaber is to show a Jedi’s mastery of the force. The red lightsaber is like you said for evil. There’s another color you’ll see in the prequel trilogy. Also fun fact the reason Luke had a green lightsaber in this movie was because when they were making it they felt it would be harder to see a blue lightsaber against the sky when Luke was on Tatooine.

[@embran8486]

Not really. The color ain't that important. With the later movies and stories it's the design of the light-saber itself. The one Luke wielded in the first two movies is the same Anakin used in the first two prequels. A standard design. It just happened to be blue. The later one is made for combat, both handcrafted by Anakin and Luke and numerous other warrior-inclined Jedi. Remember Qui-Gon-Jinn? He clearly wasn't that well-versed in dueling and had the traditional design, yet his lightsaber was also green. later on some people wrote that the red used by the Sith are synthetic, to be more powerful and the compounds just happen to give a red hue.

[@JJ_Adventures]

Technology is so advanced, I guess it’s the way of the future” Actually, their technology is ancient. “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away”

[@saltybulldog3241]

Well their civilizations were a lot older than ours. By thousands of years. So yeah the technology is that of the future....

[@Arc.143]

Thordan mind fucked !

[@incompletearchives36]

It's our future that happens in the past

[@righteouslydefiant5362]

There are a lot of people that believe the title "Return of the Jedi" is in reference to Anakin not Luke,, because the second he decided to turn on the emperor he ceased being Darth Vader and once again became Anakin Skywalker,, hence the title "Return" of the Jedi

[@gaynor1721]

Who are all these people? Never heard that theory myself, after all the movie was originally going to be called *_Revenge_*_ of the Jedi,_ but George Lucas decided that Jedis don't take revenge and changed it at the last moment. It's Return *of* the Jedi, not Return *to* the Jedi. If it had been the latter, it would refer to Anakin/Vader.

[@ExecutiveSonda]

@@gaynor1721 It's literally the return of jedi Anakin Skywalker.

[@riahlexington]

Mickey Scraps wow. Seen this movie like 3 dozen times but like whaaaaaat? I never realized that!

[@oskar-emilkruse4862]

I interpreted it as return of the jedi (plural) because Obi Wan was the last of them but then Luke brought the jedi back from extinction.

[@juicycantona350]

@ERA CASTE I always thought it was both. Like bringing back both the jedi order (eventually) and anakin. Lucas always said that the entire Skywalker saga was about anakin.

[@nataliacroft735]

When STAR WARS I , II , III reaction?

[@ednamodee]

Natalia Croft I cant wait

[@eleven-hopper]

Hopefully soon

[@rickj5180]

After this?? Jesus christ people are impatient brats.

[@alibabapirce9782]

i hate how everybody thinks and says ewoks are cute when they are human eating monsters :D

[@494Farrell]

@@alibabapirce9782 1st actions in empire at war after getting the death star: destroying endor and naboo XD

[@GeneBateman1970]

at the end of the movie where they are celebrating the Ewoks are eating the dead Storm Troopers.

[@janAlekantuwa]

I loved that Leia responded with "I know" when Han told her that he loved her

[@zaandarbrow]

Han being blind Han: "so kid what am i missing?" Luke: "nothing too exciting" Han: "ok where is leia?"

[@sammylane21]

My favorite part in the final confrontation, is when the choir singing the main battle theme, when they get to the "ooooooo" part after Luke shouts "Never!!", that part is so emotional and just... wow, and so captivating.

[@a_fine_edition2746]

Couldn’t agree more. It’s so hauntingly beautiful.

[@benv7933]

Your mom's reaction to the stormtrooper getting clotheslined and lassoed by the ewoks was GREAT!!! I love this!!

[@kalevi7821]

When I heard Vader say "No" I knew it was THAT version. :(

[@Gojirawars03]

Kalevi I’ve gotten used to it. It’s alright. Not the worst change ever made to the films.

[@Rahul-yu3ro]

Kalevi I’m confused? What do you mean by ‘that version’

[@bigbraintime1689]

@@Rahul-yu3ro when Vader kills palatine he screams "nooooooo" in the original film he didn't say that, it was edited in later

[@zenhaelcero8481]

I really wish that people seeing the original trilogy for the first time could all watch the Despecialized Editions.

[@ryanissa3353]

Whats wrong with the "No"?

[@taralisse8287]

Luke: Leia's my sister! Also Luke: I MADE OUT WITH MY SISTER IN THE LAST MOVIE 😫

[@megathesimper4050]

Even though this movie is considered the worst of the Original Movie Trilogy, I still think it's a really good movie And this movie does have my favorite Star Wars Moment in the Franchise, Darth Vader turning on Emperor Palpatine when I was younger I did not see that twist coming

[@iReiGNxx]

MegaBRD The Movie Nerd Yeah. It’s such a special moment, and in a way, the climax of the series that even it’s weak points can’t take away the impact it has on fans.

[@Limpshot_McGee]

And their version has the terrible added "No" to that otherwise amazing scene.

[@thelazygamer1639]

Limpshot McGee That was what George added in the Special Editions which is what is only sold now in stores.

[@djcowell91]

Yeah, it also has my favorite scene: Luke at the end of the plank over the sarlacc offering Jabba one last chance to surrender. Love that!

[@megathesimper4050]

@@djcowell91 Yeah the way Luke said that was kinda scary and intimidating lol, Jabba's reaction should've been him shitting himself

[@pduidesign]

A true Mandalorian wouldn’t have been punked so easily into the Sarlac pit!

[@Signorasbutterfly]

15:14 I love how Leia breaks the fourth wall and looks straight into our souls like "I know you watching us! Did you like the movie? *Inside laugh*"

[@Elliot_Green]

Would love to see you guys check out Indiana Jones if you haven’t seen it before!

[@FabianGuse]

I've been looking forward to this.

[@curthagens]

FabianSauron XF my powers have doubled since the last time we met, Count

[@AlejoDeLeonEdits]

Curt The Hurt good, twice the pride, double the fall.

[@theonewhoeatslemons1931]

@@AlejoDeLeonEdits Which is why I'm cutting off two of your hands in exchange of the one you took from me. Get it, Count? Double the...you get it right?

[@dvader518]

The One Who Eats Lemons Just because there are two of you doesn’t mean you have the advantage.

[@MrB0BAF3TT]

@@theonewhoeatslemons1931 dew it!

[@barryselfon9023]

So which ones are next. Prequels?

[@Ebosan87]

Order of release I hope, so prequels, 7, Rogue One, 8 and Solo.

[@rickyderrick2845]

WHO CARES?

[@bobbymalone3983]

Ewww.....

[@lukeevans6070]

The prequels and thats it dont do disney wars

[@SDfan2002]

@@lukeevans6070 Get out

[@j3RicK24]

There's been a lot of comments already explaining the In-Universe (in-galaxy?) reason as to what the lightsaber colors mean. The real life reason was that George Lucas thought that Green shown more prevalent against the blue sky shots and background.

Also green looks cooler than blue.

[@MrDwarfBangityBang]

The Special Edition really ruined Vader's redemption. The scene without that "NO" was x100 better.

[@MrZeuz666]

I think that scene was always confusing when I watched the old version, yet the new "NO" doesn't really improve it, so... meh. :-P

[@chimofcb92]

Yeah, it ruined my favorite scene of Star Wars.

[@embran8486]

To me it didn't ruin the redemption on itself. In the special darth vader says it twice and the first i like. just when we see the energy reflected in his helmet while he's witnessing the torturing he says "no"in a deep murmured voice. kinda like James Earl Jones, so fitting. The second though just sounds off. but the actual phrase ain't a bad addition.

[@YodatheHobbit]

It really doesn't matter. The same thing that happens happens, we just now hear what he was thinking, and that edit was made LONG after The Special Edition was released.

[@riahlexington]

Movie Banter yeah I guess. That was only on blu ray? Since I don’t have it

[@Abygoneage]

I cry with Star Wars. Episode 6 made me shed genuine tears. It just makes me sad Anakin couldn't live out a life without being Vader. To see his son grow up, to see his daughter get married. To introduce them personally into the wonders in the force. Instead he let fear of not being in control over the enigmatic universe, control him. At least he got redeemed and seeing his force ghost next to Obi-wan and Yoda, made me cry :)

[@gaynor1721]

Did Anakin's daughter get married? I thought his daughter was Leia. She and Han were never married. Han was married to another woman when they met, like in real life.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

2:38. A certain Wampa, was happy that, Luke, also got an arm cut off! But then became bitter again, when no one thought to give him a bionic arm too. 😉

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

7:39. In the novel, there's a depiction of, Janna, using, Leia, like a juice box, in that he would stick his tongue down her throat to her stomach, to taste whatever was in it, and then take a sip. 🤢 Hence why she enjoys strangling him like that! Payback! 😎

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

16:21. Oops! 15% battery life. Time to recharge. I'll be back. 😎

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

27:42. Thanks for the fun video! ☺😊😎

[@shakezoola1114]

In one of the EU books I think Lukes saber was green because he had to make the crystal in it from scratch in a not so easy bake oven. I think it took months too. Shadows of the Empire took place between Empire and Jedi. Its been a couple decades since I read it though and I'm sure its non cannon now if it ever was. That's the thing the universe cannon changes with the addition of each trilogy.

[@tobi4630]

It was sooooo amazing when Star Wars 1-3 ??

[@rickyderrick2845]

Who cares, episode 1 is dumb, no reason to react to it.

[@becauseimbatman1391]

@@rickyderrick2845 I watch it just because of Darth Maul, but I agree it's bad

[@becauseimbatman1391]

@@wuxiang91 Well the prequels created The Clone Wars and r/prequelmemes, so they weren't totally pointless XD

[@DuBstep115]

@@wuxiang91 2 & 3 are best star wars movies out there. Alexa play duel of fates and fuck sequels

[@thibskywalker4450]

Prequels are always more creative than episode 7 and 8

[@prot07ype87]

14:56 And Luke saved his father too. *Luke and Anakin saved each other in the end.*

[@Rambo-Gaming]

I remember when I first saw this when I was a kid. The circumstances under which I saw it were pretty cool. My parents had taken my sister & me to the theater to see "Superman III", but the theater was having some technical problems with the film. So, at no extra charge, they treated all of us to "Return Of The Jedi". It was a sweet deal. Went to see the new Superman movie, ended up seeing the new Star Wars movie, instead. Fun fact about the Sarlaac (that creature in the desert with the tentacles): in the original release, the Sarlaac didn't have a beak. The beak was added several years later, when the Special Edition Trilogy came out in 1997. I still have my old VHS copy of it. Glad I still have a fully-functioning VCR, too.

[@NPClownumber81googolplex]

Blue and green were natural colored crystals that grew on a previously jedi-controlled planet. So it became sith tradition to create artificial, synthetic, red crystals which they considered more powerful.

[@jonmercano1138]

Lightsaber color meanings are a bit complicated. When Disney bought Lucasfilm, everything that wasn't the films or this one tv show was disregarded for the making of new material, including the color significance. Those who use the Force construct a lightsaber, and they acquire a special crystal that's attuned to the Force called a kyber crystal to power it. In the old material, they already had natural colors, but in the new canon they're colorless until a connection is made, and they gain color based off the user. In the old material, _blue_ was for those highly trained in lightsaber and force combat. _Green_ was for those who were more diplomatic and preferred using knowledge of the Force to find a solution rather than use their saber first. _Red_ was very rare as a natural color, so most red sabers were constructed with a synthetic crystal, and the user poured their negative energy into it, making it red. In the new material there hasn't been much in this regard. _Red_ sabers have gotten the most new info. There's no more synthetic crystals. Instead, someone imposes their will on a crystal rather than make a connection, turning it red. This is called bleeding.

[@dvader518]

Jon Mercano But how does this work for lightsabers passed from person to person (Anakin to Luke to Rey) or if someone changes alignment while using the saber (like Anakin)?

[@Roman_Eagle]

once the crystal has changed colour it cant be changed again unless you bleed it, which turns it red, or you heal a bled one tiring it white. the way you would colour a clear crystal is by ether bleeding it where you pour all of your dark emotions into the crystal or by meditating over it and establishing a connection that changes the colour of the crystal biased on your personality and alignment in the force.

[@jonmercano1138]

dvader518 Once a kyber gains color from a force connection, it stays that way forever, no matter who wields it. The only way it changes color after that is if someone bleeds it, and after that if someone purifies it, turning it white. That's all there is in new canon, as far as I know.

[@dvader518]

Jon Mercano Does that mean Ahsoka found two red lightsabers and purified them? Also, what’s the explanation for the Darksaber’s color?

[@jonmercano1138]

dvader518 She accquired two red crystals, purified them, and put them in new sabers she made. There's some more detail to how she got them in the Ahsoka book. There's no explanation for the Darksaber's color. Its Legends page on the star wars wiki gives something, but nothing definite. The description says it appears to draw in light and color like a black hole. Maybe it's how it was constructed.

[@remyrimmm3123]

I feel like the color Red represents so much. Its such an iconic color and represents so many things. Truly Awesome!

[@christiansstudiofilmsoffic3715]

React to Mandalorian on Disney+ it's a great show

[@seabass1872]

When you do Revenge of the sith, you should split it into two parts.

[@thelazygamer1639]

SeaBass I feel a lot of the movies they watch should be done that way. So many moments in movies they can't put in one video because of copyright.

[@seabass1872]

@@thelazygamer1639 Agreed

[@masterxehanort3624]

would rather defeat the point of their patreon

[@thelazygamer1639]

Master Xehanort Patreon is for full unedited reactions. 2 videos would just be highlights of the first and second halves of the movie.

[@arisucheddar3097]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! (Wait... actually, that's a good idea.)

[@condeuiosandilixtos7858]

You know you're in Star Wars for life when at the end of 15 minutes and 11 seconds (a tiny fraction of the total screen time of the Prequels and Originals) you still cry after seeing a redeemed Anakin.

[@Lo.Tesla.Travels]

The beginning scene in the ice cave when Luke is hanging from the ceiling you can see he got a few scratches on his face, later when Leia kisses him his face is stitched up and bandaged up. That was covering for the scars from Mark Hamill’s car accident. Before the empire strikes back.

[@martianmanhunter37]

People will talk about the in-universe reason for the lightsaber colour but the real life one is that the clear desert sky acted as a blue screen and interfered with the lightsaber effect so they made it green. But coincidentally, it works to show that Luke's character has grown.

[@KillerAJ]

I suppose if you saw this version of episode 6 before seeing the prequels you would be like who is this young dude playing Vader.

[@WhatKindOfNameNow]

I thought the same thing while watching this.

[@KillerAJ]

WillFanofMany The best way to do it is 4,5,1,2,3,Solo,Rogue One,6

[@sailiealquadacil1284]

Every Jedi/Sith usually creates his own lightsaber and chooses a kyber chrystal to use as a power source, which will determine the colour of the beam. In episodes IV and V, Luke used his father's lightsaber, which Obi-Wan had kept safe. In between episodes V and VI, Luke constructs his own lightsaber, a green one.

[@vlavelmoorehead]

7:33 “That tongue will be out for the last time!” 💀🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LeethLee1]

You might have missed, Leia replied 'I know' when han said I love you too, such a good callback

[@sailiealquadacil1284]

Vader didn't know he had a child until somewhen in between episodes IV and V, when he found out Luke's name and figured he had to be his son, and started hunting for him. Leia was adopted into the Organa family, the rulers of Alderaan, and was taught not to use or mention her own Force abilities. So not only did Vader not know he had a daughter, but chances of him figuring out that Leia Organa was related to him were slim, too.

[@wedgeantilles4712]

I really like the brief moment when Wedge and Luke hug.

[@QwertyCaesar]

There's symbolism and lore between the different lightsaber colours but the physical reason they're different is just based upon the colour of a special crystal that they have on the inside.

[@QuickDrawDuel]

"Ah, it's a little teddy bear!" Yup that'$ exactly why that'$ in the movie...

[@Mokkari77]

Appropriately fitting we find out you have a twin brother right before watching this movie!

[@The_ArneS]

Inside the lightsaber there is something called a kyber crystal. It depends on what color the crystal inside the saber has. If the crystal is blue, the blade is blue, If the crystal is red, the blade is red.

[@johnw6272]

kyber crystals are basically what power the lightsabers. The color if it usually defines the person wielding the lightsaber. I forgot what blue is, but i know that green means that you are more protective and grand. Red means that you made the crystal bleed which i believe in only something that a sith can do. Purple means you've mingled in both the light and the dark. Those are all the lightsabers that are in the movies, but there are more like black and white

[@GeneBateman1970]

the crystals that are used in the light sabers are mined from different planets. it is mainly which planet the crystal is from is the color of the blade.

[@sammylane21]

Here's the thing about Han, at the time, according to the STAR WARS mythology, HE WAS STILL A MARRIED MAN when he first met Leia!

[@eleven-hopper]

To watch the others movies I would do then 1, 2, 3, Rogue One, 7 and then 8. Rogue one came out after 7 but it's place goes after 3

[@riahlexington]

Felicity yup

[@jowoman7799]

1, 2, 3 and then stop.

[@eleven-hopper]

@@jowoman7799 Why stop? They only get better from then on

[@jowoman7799]

@@eleven-hopper They only get worse and break everything I love about Star Wars. Or anything logical at all. Characters are terrible and ruined.

[@eleven-hopper]

@@jowoman7799 I disagree. I think there really good. Sure there not as good as the originals but there still really good. And definitely better then the prequels. And I happen to like the characters. Like two of my fav characters come from the new ones and Rogue one. And they didn't ruin anybody. Sure there are flaws but who cares?

[@Sage2000]

Did you notice the actor who played the pilot “Red Leader” fought bravely and survived each of the 3 major space battles?

[@Lenny-ue8hk]

Wicket, the Ewok who Leia befriends is played by a young Warwick Davis (Flitwick and Griphook from Harry Potter)

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Return of the jedi is my favorite of the original 3. And I still think it's cool that they found an actor to portray adult anakin and look just like the person used for the force ghost at the end and adult anakin wasnt even born yet or around when this came out.

[@emeraldknight5522]

You probably didn't know this, but Leia has Force Powers. Although she didn't know it at the time, but Leia being Luke's sister has the same Force powers as Luke does. She later trained as a Jedi apprentice. This is revealed in the ninth movie.

[@sinnizster5038]

"I don't know.. Just fly casual.." hahaha

[@long-timesci-fienthusiast9626]

Hi Storm Akima, I did not hear you mention it & I have not seen it mentioned in the comments elsewhere. So just in case, you did not notice, when Han said "I love you" to Leia, their roles were reversed as she replied "I know".

[@Lenny-ue8hk]

Vader's "NO" was added in later, even the versions I saw on DVD didn't have that.

[@XSonicbladeX2189]

So this is how I watch Star Wars you watch 4 and 5 then you watch 1,2,3. Then from there you watch 6 because you have that built up to darth Vader’s death and you connect to the characters

[@lilswifty10]

oh god, Darth Vader saying nooooooo at the end! I'm dead lol

[@bromodragone8405]

In the Endor strike team, there's a guy with a white beard, that's Captain Rex from Clone Wars.

[@c-mc]

The lightsaber colors are made of Lightsaber crystals which determined a jedi's chosen class. Blue indicated a Jedi Guardian, a Jedi who used the Force on a more physical level. Green indicated a Jedi Consular, a Jedi who preferred to reflect on the mysteries of the Force and fight the dark side at its heart.

[@mysticsaxophone4181]

I still get pissed because Yub Nub isn't played at the end in these special editions. Luckily I got the laser disc rips of the originals.

[@ESE33]

If you continue to watch the series, you should definitely do the prequels next! (Episodes 1-3)

[@DarthDimadome]

Thankfully I don't have the Blu-Rays with that horrible "No...NOOOO!" scream from Vader. It felt so much more natural when Vader just silently picked up the Emperor and threw him over the side. Subtle and more in-character.

[@ZainR]

If only you guys didn't have the edition where Vader says no because as a kid, his redemption came as a complete surprise! I think that made me realize that villains don't have to stay bad.

[@crescendyr8438]

They changed the story as production went along. Originally Vader was not his father (Darth Vader was his actual name) and Leia was not his sister. But changes where made to the story between Ep4 and 5. That's why there was the kiss in the Ep4 and Vader never sensed her potential before.

[@prainstrain7549]

"The death star again that things horrible thing, hope there is not that thing again" ...Just wait till the sequel trilogy -_-

[@NeteriXX]

And Rogue 1 xD

[@riahlexington]

NeteriXX but it makes sense for rogue one

[@itshaleyhey99]

I know that a lot of people don't like the prequel movies but I still enjoy them so I think you should totally watch them! 😌 I'm so glad that you guys are enjoying Star Wars! I love this series! ❤😄

[@juliusulit1141]

Those speeder bikes were awesome

[@4everhealthwellness344]

Great reaction as always ladies, you guys brought up the fact that Vader (Anakin) was unaware of Leia through the force, which is a very good question, some people have even brought up the fact that Vader met Leia in episode 4 when her ship was captured by Vader's Star Destroyer, and how he didn't sense the force in her. George Lucas answered that in Star Wars canon, with Leia she was just as strong if not more so, in The Force as Luke, but....Luke like Anakin had the propensity for the dark side, and that is what Vader actually sensed in Luke. Leia on the other hand was very Force sensitive but she did NOT have dark side tendencies, she was fully in the light. Some believe in fact that Leia had the potential to be much more powerful than Luke because of her purity in The Force. She was not trained as a Jedi until well into adulthood, and she pursued politics and military leadership vs the Jedi arts. I personally believe if she had been trained as a child like Jedi are traditionally trained she would have been unbelievably powerful

[@Afroman29]

Awesome video!! This is my favorite movie in the original Star Wars series.

[@DemonBoy3223]

I feel I should mention, but the moment when Vader says "No" before killing the Emperor, that was actually one of the many additions put in by George Lucas, who has had a reputation of "Special Edition-izing" his _SW_ films, somewhat controversially, including such things as more special effects and etc. And he refused to release the Original Theatrical Cuts on DVD/Blu-Ray. But you *_can_* find the original cuts, in the 2004 Limited Edition DVD's as a bonus disc, I happen to own them.

[@zh7334]

Nobody cares, the special editions are far superior save the No's.

[@Aewon84]

You should watch The Clone Wars before Solo. As for your question at the end, as I understand it the colour of the blade reflects the colour of the cyber crystal. Dark-siders tend to have a red blade because they cause a bleeding effect. Blue is the knightly colour, and green is the colour most associated with masters.

[@iReiGNxx]

Awwww yussss! On to Episode I next! The first two have a lot of blubber in it, but as a trilogy, it’s awesome.

[@SDfan2002]

I like to start with Episode I, as oppose to starting with Episode IV. That way each movie from 1-8 just improves upon the previous one.

[@riahlexington]

True

[@Motherofdragons4780]

1:30 she said Hans! 🤣🤓😀 Don’t worry, for the longest time that’s what I thought it was too until I actually started washing the movies in 2018.

[@zaandarbrow]

Han: when he gets back I won't get in the way. Leia: its not like that at all .... hes my brother... Han: wait .... but didnt you kiss him on Hoth?

[@robertrodriguez1964]

She also kissed him "for luck" ep4. What are they? The Lannisters.

[@maylapaty]

Fun theory: remember when the ewoks almost cooked Luke and Han? In the end of the movie they are playing with troopers helmets, so maybe they ate them.

[@sammylane21]

Leia said she's always known and yet she STILL KISSED Luke the way she did!!??

[@embran8486]

It's just a cliché answer you find in a lot of movies and novels. The "love at first sight" type or the "i always knew" thing. So she probably didn't know, maybe wondered about it one time at best. But it sounds nice i guess.

[@Logan_Baron]

There are other ways to piss someone off than making out with your brother. It's the "I've always known" that really makes the cringe.

[@Cornel101]

To me this proves that Star Wars is for all ages. These women may be around 30 and up, but they looked like teenagers and younger watching this. Star Wars can bring out the kid in all of us.

[@johnnyaustralia8464]

This is so fun watching your Star Wars reactions I love Star Wars

[@Afroman29]

Blue, green, and purple lightsabers are used by Jedis like Yoda and Luke Skywalker, and red ones are used by the sith like the emperor and Darth Vader

[@WhatKindOfNameNow]

Lightsaber color isn't ever really discussed in the movies. You are correct that red is for the bad guys and blue/green (and other colors) are for the good guys, generally speaking. The color is determined by a user forming a connection through the Force with a special crystal in the saber. In the case of Jedi, they connect with their crystals peacefully and get a color personal to them (their isn't really an explanation as to why a given Jedi gets a given color though). In the case of the dark side, they connect through power, and basically torturing a crystal, which turns it red. It's important to note that connecting to the crystal is a process, and once the crystal is in the saber, the color is more or less set. To change it you'd have to take the crystal out.

[@franjovideos]

I knew you were gonna love ewoks. Luke is a Jedi knight in this one, that's why he so powerfull. Great ending

[@SanjayTheDog]

The colors didn't mean anything the time Return of the Jedi came out, other than Blue and Green were presumably used by Jedi and Red are used by Dark Side users. This essentially holds true for the entire series, but there are more colors now and in the books they explain the meaning between each lightsaber shade based on what kind of force user you are/your style of combat.

[@DanSolo0119]

I once lent these movies to a co-worker. She told me she cried when Yoda died.

[@michaelwolfe9496]

The reason Vader couldn't sense Leia in the first two films is that she was not Luke's sister until after Return of the Jedi went through some re-writes. And I really would recommend watching Rogue One after Episode 3. It flows much better than if you go in theatrical release order.

[@JayStephens8]

Nice please react to episodes 1-3 then 7&8 then the spinoffs

[@YodatheHobbit]

WRONG ORDER! MAKES NO SENSE!

[@JayStephens8]

YodatheHobbit well if u start with the originals then watch the prequels to see what led up to the originals then watch the sequels to see the aftermath of the originals and then spin-offs

[@Merwanor]

@@JayStephens8 If you start with episode 4-6, then do 1-3 and then end it with Rogue One you get a complete story that sort of comes full circle as Rogue One ends with the beginning of A New Hope. 7 and 8 should preferably be skipped as it only makes the story of 3-6 pointless and meaningless.

[@macattackk]

Green are Jedi consulars. They are more spiritual, more passive and tend to be more focused on the force rather than combat. They would be more inclined to seek a peaceful resolution to a conflict. Blue are Jedi guardians. They are more focused on combat and lightsaber skill rather over the force or more spiritually. They would be more inclined to get their hands dirty and seek to end conflict as fast as possible, often by fighting. There are many more colours, but they are the main two for Jedi. Red is obviously an indication of the dark side.

[@minski76]

Red is for evil, yes. Green and blue, so far (there will be more colours as you progress in the films) are for the Jedi. The in-universe explanation is that there are crystals in the lightsaber that form the blade. Jedi use natural crystals that come in all sorts of colours, Sith (the bad guys) use synthetic crystals that always come in red. The out of universe explanation is, of course that red looks more menacing and the good guys need another colour so they can be more easily distinguished in a fight scene.

[@nathancruz9172]

5:35 😘 6:02 no fair! 7:06 Wilhelm’s 😱 7:26 the price is wrong, Hutt! 7:30 or shall I say prepare foul Hutt? 7:33 his tail flapping to his death. 7:36 🤣

[@ShaunRF]

"This armor is useless, why do we even wear it?"

[@andrewsotelo70]

Luke is my favorite character in all of starwars ♡

[@ZainR]

My impression as a kid was that the green lightsabers always meant the hero would win until I watched one of the prequels. Speaking of which, I hope you guys watch and enjoy the prequels. Not a lot of people like them, but I find they're enjoyable altogether as a story of the glory days before the Empire. Plus I find with each trilogy it's a totally different way of story telling with every generation.

[@lenajohnson6179]

Dang that Anakin's ghost thing... gotta imagine if you'd never watched the prequels you'd just be like 'who dat?'

[@djarinriduur]

As a kid, when I watched the original versions of the movies, I was always confused as to who he was even when he was played by the same actor as unmasked Vader.

[@chauser400]

Last time he remembered being in the light