WATCHING and Reacting to STAR WARS Ep. V: The Empire Strikes Back for the FIRST Time!!

[@westonshimamoto5727]

One of my favorite Star Wars jokes comes from this: "What is the internal temperature of a Tauntaun? ... Luke Warm" ⭐️

[@cowboycamden5561]

That joke was so bad it crashed KZbin for me

[@courtney5796]

Saw Star Wars in theaters in 1977 when I was 7. Never seen this joke before and it is AWESOME. Read it 4 minutes ago and still chuckling!

[@visionaryventures12]

He would say, “I know” because that’s what he has been trying to get her to realize all along, that she truly does care about him personally.

[@Micolash_is_behind_you]

insanely romantic

[@Jaclome]

I always took it as "I know, so I know that you will come after me and save me, and because I trust you do much I know I'll be able to say it back to you then"

[@Wezwolf]

I always took it to mean - I know I haven't always been the best guy for you. But I just need a chance. Everything will work out for us in the end, baby. I've been attending self-development classes, focusing on my childhood, and what caused my insecurities. Women have always treated me badly - I guess I'm just afraid that you'll reject me... as they did. But I know you are different..I can just feel it I promise when I get defrosted, things will be better. We'll get married and have kids. If it's a boy we'll call it Han. If it's a girl we'll call it Han too. Once I've paid off Jabba, I'll be able to set you up with a new kitchen. And a new vacuum cleaner and mop. Don't worry I'll get myself some headphones so you don't disturb me while I'm watching sport. And Chewie says he will look forward to you washing him in the bathtub.

[@darthty]

Odd that so many older women love the "I know" but the younger generations find it rude.

[@visionaryventures12]

@@darthty Interesting point.

[@GeoffreyToday]

⭐ The thing about the "I know" line to keep in mind is that Han Solo has spent the whole movie being very upfront about his feelings for Leia. He's not the one pretending not to have feelings. He's been trying to get Leia to admit to her feelings. When she finally does, it's coming at the very last moment they may ever have together. So instead of telling Leia what she already knows, that he loves her back, he tells her "I know". He's telling Leia that she doesn't have to feel badly that she only admitted her feelings right at the end, that he's known she loved him the whole time, that she doesn't need to feel remorse over Han potentially not knowing how she felt this whole time. That's what makes "I know" so beautiful, because it's absolving Leia of any guilt she might feel over having not been honest with Han about her feelings for so long.

[@JQuickDraw]

You're the only person I've found online who gets that scene right. Most people seem to completely forget the context of the characters' interactions leading up to the line itself.

[@technomikelyons]

Also, from what I have heard, Harrison Ford was originally supposed to say "I love you too" but felt it wasn't in keeping with Han's personality, so he came up with that line and it worked much better.

[@williambeckett6336]

Han Solo: The only man in the galaxy with the balls to try and shoot Darth Vader in the face on sight.

[@AlanCanon2222]

I know I would, but I live in a different galaxy and have seen the Historical Documents.

[@courtney5796]

Gut reaction. Han simply runs on his gut.

[@Jelperman]

I saw this movie when it first came out in theaters and the way girls react to "I know" hasn't changed one bit! 🤣

[@commieRob]

Okay, to answer your question about the ending of the original Star Wars (I am a crotchety old guy, so I don't say A New Hope). It was designed to be a standalone movie, and the text 'episode iv' didn't appear on its first release. The plan was to make it a trilogy if it was very successful. But if it was a flop, they had another contingency. There was actually a script written for a very low budget sequel that could use the already existing props and sets, in order to recoup costs. This low budget sequel that never happened was called Splinter in the Minds Eye, and was released as a novel. Of course, Star Wars was such a massive hit that George Lucas was allowed to pretend that he had always intended to make nine of them.

[@AlanCanon2222]

I read Splinter! Good novel by Alan Dean Foster.

[@DanielAnderson-mb6jn]

Han saying "I know" wasn't ego...it was his way of saying I love you too.

[@JazzMaster01]

And a but if ego most likely. I mean, it IS Han

[@extantsanity]

⭐There are a lot of good explanations for "I know" in the comments, but also it's iconic. If he'd said the traditional sappy, "I love you, too", it wouldn't be memorable, would it? They tried that in the scene, though, and neither Harrison Ford nor the director Irvin Kirshner felt like it would be natural for a scoundrel like Han Solo to say that. Besides, he'd been expressing how he felt all movie already, so it would be redundant and unnecessary. But in that moment, it also feels like kind of an apology. It's as if he's saying that he's sorry for her having fallen for him, now that he's going away and neither of them can do anything about it 😥 His lifestyle doesn't lend to a long life expectancy anyway, so it's probably not advisable for most princesses to fall in love with most smugglers. Side note: If you didn't notice, Darth Vader starts off one-handing his attack on Luke. Premature boss battle has the villain toying with him just to show how uneven they are. But Luke tapped his shoulder, so Vader took his hand in retaliation. Gotta love a universe with consequences to raise the stakes...

[@davewhitmore1958]

"Stick-Wielding Flashlight Thief" was the name of my band in college!

[@davidbergfors6820]

🌟 3:13 It's been about 3 years if I remember correctly. 6:26 That is a bacta tank. Bacta is a gel/liquid that helps healing. so recovering from wounds will go faster. 6:58 you did read that one right, the move was more to make Han jealous. at leas I have heard that point of view. but please do remember the Kiss between Luke and Leia, we all do. 8:00 little did you know he can do that over video call... 😆 (I was wondering if I should say this or not, but it was the very next scene, so It's good) 9:04 the desert of Tatooine was Tunisia, the snow and ice of Hoth is Norway. 12:58 there is a reason Vader uses that suit (won't tell because Spoilers) and It's not for the aesthetic. 13:15 Oh, Yoda is THE puppet, operated by Frank Oz! 15:40 yes, they are indeed in a thing. and yes, that's why the ground is squishy. 19:01 You are about to find that out 🙂 22:19 Han has been trying to coax that out of her the entire movie! of course he knows. (Harrison ford and the Director were agreed that the scripted "I love you too" didn't really work, so they tried this on a whim.)

[@jerrykessler2478]

The Hoth scenes were filmed in Norway. When Han says, "I know", that line was improvised by Harrison Ford. He felt Han wouldn't say I love you in those circumstances.

[@Joshu_Y]

The scripted line was "Remember that, because I'll be back." Harrison felt the character would be simpler in his response, and also wanted to leave his return open ended, as he felt it would be more dramatic if it was possible for him to die after freezing.

[@blowba]

I like to think Han said I love you, just not with words. He said it with his eyes. Watch his eyes in that scene again. It also just occurred to me that if Han says I love you too, he's kind of saying goodbye and that he won't see her again and he doesn't want to do that. I know feels unfinished and more like until next time.

[@ericbatterson7720]

"I know" would be what Han Solo the character would say. No way he'd let himself be so vulnerable so quickly

[@Sandlund93]

He might have eventually softened up a bit in Legends. But the Disney version obviously never did. That whole trilogy tried to mimic this one too damn hard. But once they tried something new, and with decent writing, in Rogue One, most people loved it. So when Gilroy leaves, all hope for decent storytelling leaves with him.

[@tanninkline]

Goat Kangaroo, I am fucking dead 😂😂😂

[@timidwolf]

TBF the Ewoks did have two TV movies and a cartoon series, so there's plenty of opportunity to remember them. Interesting fact about the Wampa (yeti) scene, not long before filming Mark Hamill was in an accident that left scarring on his face, that scene was added to give an in-movie explanation of where that came from.

[@dhavaram8064]

There's also an Ewok companion you can have accompany you and fight by your side during your adventures in the MMO Star Wars: The Old Republic. Best companion in the game IMHO.

[@Joel_Creative]

I lost it when she said "Charizard"

[@westonshimamoto5727]

For real Bossk deserves so much better than that 😂😂😂😂

[@greendale634]

The tauntauns and Imperial walkers both used stop-motion animation. The work on the Imperial walkers was quite extraordinary for the time. Lucas made the choice to use a puppet for Yoda. He was very concerned that perhaps the whole film would fall apart if audiences didn't believe it. But Hamill did a great job acting with a puppet. :)

[@rimasmuliolis1136]

...a Muppet, actually, voiced by Sesame Street's blue monster Grover, which always makes me question Yoda's wisdom.

[@OnTalyn]

lol Han, Leia and Luke “drama”. Episode VI “hold my beer…” ⭐️

[@buddy3167]

26:47 let's use that thing called the brain is the force going to make him fly don't you think he would have done it? what reason would he be carrying a parachute on his back for the hell of it for a fashion design

[@LawrenceSeetoh]

⭐glad that you are having fun with this

[@michaelpytel3280]

Yoda says " There is another." Who is the first person you see after that? George Lucas didn't make it clear how to pronounce peoples names. Han, Hon - Leia, Leah etc. Yes Leia can feel the Force. A harpoon is like a spear with a rope/cable. Ewoks are coming next.✴⭐🌞🌠

[@MikeFrontera]

Hoth was filmed in Norway. So very very cold. The walkers and models filmed in stop motion. I could literally go scene by scene. But I won’t bore you with my facts

[@jonmercano1138]

⭐️ This takes place 3 years after the last movie This takes place maybe over the course of a month. Luke’s training time is unclear, especially because places strong in the Force, like Dagobah, have their own time. Might’ve been weeks, or even months. The creatures the rebels are riding are called tauntauns. They’re snow lizards. The yeti creature is called a wampa The tauntauns were full sized props for the close ups and stop motion figures for when they ran The tank Luke was in is a bacta tank. Bacta is a special fluid that speeds up healing. Luke is a commander I’m sorry, you don’t know what a harpoon is? It’s a spear or hook like tool attached to a string Yoda is fully a puppet The C in C-3PO stands for c*ck block XD That was the emperor vader talked to. He was told right before he talked to him that the the emperor wanted to make contact with him. He’s also force sensitive and is Vader’s master. Mynocks are silicon based parasites that feed on electrical energy Luke’s vision in the cave was telling him if he attacked without emotional control he could fall to the dark side. It’s a Han Solo answer is what it is. They tried having Han say “I love you too” multiple times, but it just wasn’t working. So Harrison Ford improvised what he thought Han would say, and it was perfect. •I saw a watch along that had Sam Witwer, who’s in a lot of star wars stuff, and when the scene happened, he said that it’s a moment of growth for Han because he looks at her like “I know, and I’m so sorry. This is gonna be hardest on you.” He’s worried about her and how what’s about to happen to him will affect her. That blew my mind! I never thought of it that way. Luke wouldn’t bleed out because lightsabers cauterize. Unless you’re a species with blood that doesn’t cauterize, like that guy whose arm obi wan cut off in episode 4. The Vader twist was kept secret from pretty much everyone. The only ones who knew were George Lucas, James Earl Jones (Vader’s voice), and the director. They told Mark Hamill right before they filmmed the scene. For everyone else, the line they thought it was gonna be was “Obi-Wan killed your father.” Everyone is capable of feeling the force. I think those untrained could feel it if reached out to by somone who is, like we see here.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

16:06 And that's where Luke fail the test. Yoda said on his question about what's in there: "Only what you take with you." He needed his weapons only because he brought them.

[@Gurpreet-w1t]

Star Wars episode 6 returned of the Jedi

[@MikeFrontera]

You have to notice little things. The production was so detailed. The tauntauns actually breathe and have steam. Also when you see Chewie “speaking” the actor is speaking his lines in English to everyone

[@phila3884]

That's a nice detail I forgot about the actual filming.

[@Gurpreet-w1t]

After the classic movies see Star Wars episode 1 and episode 2 attack of the clones and Star Wars episode 3 revenge of the sith

[@shadowstorm9119]

That was so much fun, seeing you react to the biggest plot twist of the 80s. 💫

[@albertmassingo4249]

Yoda told him that the force is always used for defense. The first thing he does when he sees Darth Vader is whip out his lightsaber.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

No he took the offensive, same as his failure in the cave on Degobah. He wanted revenge. He was full of anger and hate.

[@jonmcalister1802]

Yes, “reckless.” He was “not a Jedi yet.”

[@glennallen239]

I was 13 years old in 1977 when I saw Star Wars in the Movie Theatre. I was 16 years old when I saw Episode V The Empire Strikes Back in the Movie Theatre. Everyone in the movie theatre was shocked and gasped when Darth Vader told Luke who he was. In the scene where Princess Leia tells Han Solo she loves him and Han Solo answers with I Know was improvised. In filming Harrison Ford kept saying I love you back to Carrie Fisher, but it didn't work. On one take Harrison Ford goes I Know. He told the producer and George Lucas would be more in character to what Han Solo would say. They agreed to keep the changed dialogue.

[@gregmitchell2257]

Han says "I know" because he's spent the whole movie trying to get Leia to admit to her feelings that she has always had.

[@jwhaler82]

Leia: Luke! Don’t, it’s a trap! Luke: I know. Don’t worry, I won’t get caught. Spoiler: He gets caught.

[@ssark7632]

⭐ Great reaction! So glad you are enjoying a classic!

[@MikeFrontera]

Yoda is mostly a puppet. There is a little person in a suit for a few scenes. Not many

[@anthonycragg451]

You are fantastic to watch, I really like your approach to reacting 🌟

[@Robert-q4q8y]

Wonderful!!! ⭐️

[@pepsimax8078]

🌟Love this, and hope to see reavtions to the other movies as well 😄

[@benwoodruff1321]

You should build playlists for Star Wars and Marvel now that you are getting more views. That lets folks get all those videos in one place (to watch your slowly see the larger picture in these series). Great videos!

[@carrotluv8216]

Fun fact! Nerf herder is the name of the band that does the opening theme for Buffy the vampire slayer

[@sixstanger00]

The snowspeeders are equipped with "harpoons and tow cables" because the T-47 speeders were utility vehicles that the Alliance acquired second-hand and retrofitted with laser cannons so they could be used as air support craft during ground combat. And yes - lightsaber wounds are instantly cauterized; the blades are white-hot.

[@Kameleon676]

First time watching your content, and happy to be like 200 on this vid :)

[@noisecrime]

🌟Loving these reactions, especially the occasionally anachronisms (T-Mobile, via the webcam ) that are so funny.

[@mikemorse17]

I just found your channel and it's awesome, I love you, please keep making videos, your awesome.

[@jfa10000]

Having one of my favorite content creator reacting to one of my favorite trilogie is such a treat. ⭐️

[@Corndog642]

Nice reaction! ⭐️

[@craigmorris4083]

What the hell is an aluminum falcon? 🤣🤣🤣

[@AlanCanon2222]

Wonder Woman drives one, made of Transparent Aluminum (how's that for mixing franchises?)

[@kaycosti3631]

You’ve just taken your first step into a larger world - WELCOME! Of course that music is the best - it is John Williams and that one is called the “imperial march”. That was a great reaction! Thank you! You decided to react to a great saga, so great that it earned itself its own worldwide celebration day, which is May 4th, that is May the fourth - like in “may the Force (be with you)”. In the next one you’ll have my most favorite line of all the movies I ever watched in my entire life … I’ll reveal it after you watch that one too. I can hardly wait to see your reaction to the ewoks. Looking forward to your next reaction. Salutations from Romania …

[@nelsonmoody4686]

The simple reason Han said “I know ,” is they tried “I love you too 16 times and it just didn’t sound right.” Harrison Ford asked for one more attempt and as-lobbed the line

[@AnthonyLaMastra]

⭐️ I saw these movies in the theaters when they were new. I’m glad you are enjoying them!

[@dhavaram8064]

☆ Your joyful personality just makes these reactions so much fun to watch.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

At my wedding reception we used the Inperiql march as our intro music when we walked into the hall together!!!! We’re divorced.

[@slchance8839]

lol. i didnt see that coming. impressive. most impressive

[@AlanCanon2222]

I have seen another couple do the same thing (Louisville).

[@adaddinsane]

He says "I know" because that's what Han would say. It wasn't in the script by Harrison Ford felt that saying "I love you" just wasn't right for the character at that point. Lucas agreed. 🌠 When Luke falls, he can guide himself to some extent using the Force, so it wasn't just "lucky" he fell into the duct.

[@robotti84]

Three years passed between The Emprie Strikes Back and A New Hope in movie universe and release time. They were released 1977 and 1980. Return of the Jedi is one year after The Empire Strikes Back.

[@MadcapMatt]

Darth Vader is such an iconic role that James Earl Jones gave his voice to AI so they can use his voice as Darth Vader forever. I'm sure there's approvals and restrictions that go along with that but it's good to know that voice will remain the way it needs to for anything star wars.

[@virgiliustancu9293]

Han Solo: "I know!" All the women on the Earth: "I hate that!"😂😂😂

[@squaretread9715]

I love the Imperial March dance lmao

[@bobogus7559]

27:14 Yes, lightsabers do automatically cauterize injuries. It's actually established early in the first prequel movie that lightsaber blades are hot enough to melt metal.

[@randallsanchez3161]

It's funny how the "I know" statement from Han to Leia is received differently by women today vs in the 70's and 80's. Women thought it was the most romantic thing back then as Leia had been hiding her feelings throughout the movie but her façade had begun to crack. Then she finally said what everyone suspected and Han acknowledged it. But women reacting to it today all have the same weird reaction where they didn't like it. They all wanted Han to reciprocate with his own "I love you" when everyone already knew that he did and had been making his feelings known throughout the movie.

[@MrRasheed7]

He says I know because he has telling her the whole movie that he knows

[@drigerdranzer7514]

6:08 Han said he should get the shelter up so they could wait out the night there. "But it will keep you warm, until I can get the shelter up!"

[@jerbearschannel2208]

lol you still don’t know what a harpoon is. It’s like a spear people used them in whaling!

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Something about the wondering thought, that Luke's X-Wing may be totaled, as in, "After careful evaluation, I'm forced to conclude that my space ship would cost more to repair than to replace. Where's the nearest used starfighter lot?"

[@Aaron-io8vw]

It's been three years. Luke, Han, Leia, Chewie and the droids are pretty much best friends at this.

[@skyhawksailor8736]

🌟The sand cruiser scene was built West of Yuma Az, I knew a person who worked in the Lumber Yard in Yuma and he said the studio order over one million board feet of lumber to build the sand cruiser.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

7:48 Yes. Right in the face on general Veers and Veers did not even flinch. That's because Veers was one of his most trusted officers and they respected each other.

[@adamyoung6797]

The I Know is very romantic lol

[@bobogus7559]

28:33 It was actually an interesting moment here because Vader doesn't kill anyone. I think he feels that he failed himself in regards to Luke, and it's Luke that's weighing on his mind far more than anything else at this point.

[@kevinfhaney]

You got to meet the little green guy to this day he is still my favorite I was 6 years old in 77 when I first saw Star Wars in the theater seen every Star Wars movie in the theater since then

[@ChrisS-no3ft]

Much darker film. Did you notice Vader was different? Irvin Kershner wanted to make Vader more terrifying, and to do that he actually wanted Jame Earl Jones to "tone down" the aggressiveness in his voice. A different timbre. He wanted the range to be small. Not quite monotone, but more level. In Star Wars he shouts, in this, he never shows his top, which makes a more compelling villain. It also didn't seem quite as filtered, like a radio in the first one. It was cleaner. From his second line "That's it, the rebels are there, and I'm sure Skywalker is with them". I realized 'oh, there's a different Vader here'..... Very effective.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

Leia´s kiss it´s clearly to put Han Solo jealous... she never liked Luke like a man. The chemistry it´s between Leia and Solo all the time.

[@mikegloady]

Han was showing her how he felt throughout the film but he's inable to say it. Leia was unable to show or say that she felt the same until that moment. When she finally confesses, he's reassuring her that he knew all along., as he's aware it might be the last time he ever sees her.

[@slchance8839]

"I love you""I knoiw." I've noticed how **ungrateful women reactors are for that scene. Princess Leia is probably one of the Top 10 most wanted "traitor" in the galaxy, wanted dead or alive, by Darth Vader himself. And Han Solo (1)STAYS on Hoth to makes sure he's safe (2)Tries to PERSONALLY escort her to her evacuation ship (3)PERSONALLY uses his OWN ship to get outta there, taking laser damage the whole time (4)Fights Asteroids, TIE Fighters, Mynocks, and giant TOOTHED worms to keep her safe (5)and gets TORTURED by king-of-pain Darth Vader HIMSELF ....and the whole time, the WHOLE TIME, we all know he can just take the money and run and go back to smuggling. But he loves her and he's a standup guy. He's not wanted AT ALL. He RISKS his life, his ship, and Chewy's life, but he says "I know," and suddently women are like "it's not enough!" As a kid, i thought it was wierd for girls to not see that Han saved her life yet they complain.. You put yourself in the movie and think...."if I was Han, why would someone be that ungrateful after I saved their life?" As a middle-aged man who saw this in the theater, with years of life experience behind, I see it, as UNGRATEFULNESS. And...it's not Leia. Leia isnt ungrateful, it's OTHER WOMEN, who are "outraged on her behalf." I've seen it at work, at schools, on TV, at weddings. I suppose it's funny, but in real life....is that any way to treat someone who has done so much for you? When I point this out...no one argues the truth of it...but instead they say something pithy, like "who hurt you?" Not even close. Just a Star Wars fan. Not ONCE have I heard someone acknowledge the ingratitude of being that indignant to someone who saved your life. There has been only ONE reaction channel that came close, and that was Czech Out These Reactions. It's two women f rom the Czech Republic. You have to go to Eastern Euripe to find a woman who values life-saving action, over (two) words.

[@Gurpreet-w1t]

1980

[@matthewbreytenbach4483]

That stuff Luke was floating in is called Bacta, it accelerates healing to a high degree. I don't think Vader needed to see him, he just likes trash talking people

[@drigerdranzer7514]

9:09 This movie takes place 3 years after the Battle of Yavin and Luke have reached the rank of commander. At that battle his call sign is Rogue leader. But keep an eye on Wedge as well. Ha makes his own personal journey and obtain the rank of group leader in next movie.

[@AXSLA3]

Imagine: Obi Wan: "Luke, your father is the major terror of the entire galaxy!" Luke: "What!" ⭐

[@Samsaint16]

⭐️ damn fine reaction! Very fun, can’t wait for the next one.

[@Nathan7510]

Can't wait for your next reaction you will like the next one

[@YezaOutcast]

some lore about the lightsabers for you, katie: even though the lightsaber is one VERY powerful weapon (because it can cut ALMOST everything. there are some metal alloys that can resist it, like beskar and cortosis, forcefields can too, etc.), it is usually only deadly if you hit critical organs. since the blade of lightsabers is several thousand degrees hot, wounds are cauterized instantly. there is very little blood involved and the wounded doesnt bleed out. the colors of lightsabers are determined by the usually white blueish kybercrystal inside them that powers the saber. at first contact with a force user, its color is determined by the kind of connection the forceuser has to the force. for example: jedi knights have blue blades. theyre very adept fighters, excell in lightsaber combat, are strong willed and have well trained bodies that make them an exceptional bodyguard or peacekeeper. jedi consulars have green blades. they have a very deep understanding of the force and are wise and well versed in diplomacy and etiquette. they make exceptional diplomats and counselors (hence the name) there are many other colors with different meanings, but you get the idea. the red blade of a dark side user comes from a ritual where all the hate and anger of the dark side user is fokused into the crystal, turning it into a deep red color.

[@AXSLA3]

The "I know" part was Harrison Ford's doing and they kept it. (It wasn't actually in the original script).

[@TheNyquilDriver]

Great reaction! Have you ever seen the Indiana Jones films? They are damn good and something tells me you would really like them 😀

[@drigerdranzer7514]

14:16 You maybe missed it, but Admiral Piett told Vader that the emperor demanded Vader to make contact and Vader told him to move the ship out of the asteroid field so they could send a clear transmission. That's emperor Palpatine, or Sith Lord Darth Sidious.

[@DavidBretton]

I love your joy in these reactions!

[@ojmatthew]

14:12 "Is he charging up" 🤣🤣 Now I'll forever picture Vader kneeling on a huge wireless charger... 29:23 you're right about Leia. She's definitely caused drama from all the kissing 😅🤦🏾‍♂️

[@edgardofernandez7511]

the animals that Luke n Han solo ride at the beginning of starwars 5 empire strikes back in the planet of Hoth is called a Tauntaun

[@Mortismors]

* Hope you watch the Ewok movies after Return of the Jedi *

[@drigerdranzer7514]

27:30 Luke used the Force to connect with her. More interesting facts will be revealed in Return of the Jedi.

[@johnbarry1712]

When you see Episode 6, which I am very excited about, you will see how "romantic" the "I know" is for us nerds. Lol

[@thomassmith6232]

There's been much speculation as to why Darth Vader didn't use the Force to stop Luke from falling.

[@quoniam426]

"Is that a successful landing?" Dear, learn that in aeronautics; every landing you came out from in one piece is a successful landing, or just as a famous character will say in a later movie "Just another happy landing !" Walkers are scary, yes, those are more terror machines than practical military equipement, such as most of the rest of the Imperial War machine... IRL Harpoons used to be spear like devices used to hunt whales. Nowadays, Harpoon rifles are the same but propelled by a compressed air cartridge from a simili rifle/carbine. In the movie, it's likely a magnetic grappler with a cable to tow things on long distances that they repurpose as weapons to make the walkers fall down. Han wanting to leave Leia is not against her, he has to payback Jabba but knowing Jabba, in case it turns badly, Han doesn't want the big slug to take hold on Leia as "compensation" for Han's delay...

[@jamesfischer2427]

Women at the time fell harder for Han Solo when he said, "I know" than they had before. It was a different time.

[@Captain.Hammer]

✨Nothing to say that hasn't been said. Love your reactions! ✨

[@stephanginther9051]

26:40 The answer to your question is 'not really.' While a few masters have come close, not even the most powerful force users, Jedi or otherwise can truly fly. They can levitate, but that takes a ton of concentration and they can't really move around very well while doing it. Jedi who are fully trained can jump long distances and the really powerful ones can sort of glide briefly, but they can't fly.

[@Jon_FM]

Filmed the Hoth bit in Norway for the outdoor stuff. The Rebels were Norwegian soldiers.

[@MrDeadSignal]

Huh, interested to hear takes. I guess it takes a minute to think about but Han's "I know" but I mean.. he says it because it's so.. well.. Imagine getting chased by a guy that's trying to woe you forever, you KNOW how he feels. And this entire time he's SURE you like him back and you FINALLY let him know in the biggest way possible. Probably sounds bad/esoteric to everyone else but in Leia's context I am pretty sure it is a lot more impactful if that makes any sense psychologically speaking

[@carlop.7182]

About the triangle Luke-Han & Leia, you'll have your answer in episode 6, for all other questions, answers in the prequels (episodes1-2-3). If you have more, I'll answer you later (without spoiling you) in time. Have a nice day & see you for the next episode. WhichKatie or WitchKatie ?--yes, I like to tease people for fun. ⭐

[@dhavaram8064]

You are the first reactor I have seen that realized that the Force probably led Han to Luke's location out in the blizzard.

[@AlanCanon2222]

Subscribed! Love that you are watching them in release order, you get the reveals in the same order we saw them in the theater. As you watch the rest of the series you will note a few continuity flaws in these first ones: they hadn't quite planned the whole story in one go (I mean, it did take 30+ years to make all nine.)

[@Tommybn11]

Saludos desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo 👏👍🇩🇴

[@luvacting]

Love watching your reaction! John Williams is one of the greatest composers of all time. As for Yoda, he was testing Luke's patience. Yoda knew who Luke was when he saw him but wanted to pretty much see how much he could irritate him. As for your question about Mynocks, they are bat-like scavengers who feed off of electricity which is why they love to attach to power cables and snack away. Sorry, I'm a huge Star Wars geek lol. Welcome to the club. Can't wait to see your reaction to Return of the Jedi.