The Ending of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) First Time Watching Movie Reaction Mashup

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[@YoureMrLebowski]

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[@gambitm7480]

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[@nombegenericosinimaginacion]

I still dont understand how Disney made this movie and rise of skywalker, the difference in quality is HUGE

[@SARGEHALO666v2]

This one was written and directed by competent people. It helps that it’s also a prequel to one of the best movies in the series (Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope). Meanwhile the other one was the third movie in a poorly constructed “trilogy” of movies by incompetent imbeciles that know nothing about good writing or directing and it shows at the box office. Imagine your third Star Wars film making less money than the first one. Disney SW movies are a joke except for this one.

[@haraldjensen1839]

​@@SARGEHALO666v2beat me too it

[@Stogie2112]

The executives at Disney don’t always involve themselves in the films that they distribute. Quite often, they let the directors and screenplay writers alone. Pixar is a good example. The people at Pixar have much artistic freedom.

[@hardybryan]

@@SARGEHALO666v2 I actually kind of like Solo. I agree with your assessment of the sequel trilogy.

[@ar471]

People conveniently forget that bad SW content that existed before Disney and the good stuff that Disney has released.

[@DeanTheLaughingMann]

This movie earned its place as a tether between the prequel and original trilogies. For the film side of Star Wars, it's still the best thing to have been delivered in the Disney era.

[@TheOriginalCaptainTrips]

Oh shit, this legit makes me tear up every time. I know it may sound Star Wars crazy but I honestly think Rogue One is my favorite Star Wars.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

They manipulate emotions with skill and deliberateness. I love it.

[@yutubetom]

It really is great!

[@lisawilliams8180]

@@YoureMrLebowski GOD this one was good. THANK YOU!

[@lisawilliams8180]

@@YoureMrLebowski also, I'm not sure if you seen @LiteWeightReacting, but she's worth checking out if you haven't! Her fairly recent LOTR reactions were the best I've seen.

[@rantman4521]

Not crazy. It's been my favorite since it came out.👍👍

[@Hermes_the_greek_god]

7:25 - Lady in left up corner acts like true fan. I love it 😂😂❤❤

[@houghi3826]

She is the OG reactor.

[@ansur1783]

​@@houghi3826 you know it

[@MegatFazlee]

The real reactor compare to these fakers 😂

[@zacharyjoy8724]

You should see her full reaction. It’s glorious. 😊

[@jordanledoux197]

She's Mormon and was on a missionary trip when the movie released, but is also a huge Star Wars fan. Her friends and family knew it would be something they had to record her reaction to, and I'm thrilled they did.

[@kevinvanemmerik9352]

What kills me is Disney nailed it with Vader in this movie. I wish they did more with it. Him walking through that hallway is what I believe to be one of the best scenes in the entire Star Wars franchise. There is genuine emotional response of fear with how they did the lighting, the music, and the way Vader holds himself while casually murdering rebels. So fricking awesome.

[@BeCoShooter]

And that hallway scene was a last second decision to film. They needed one more bad ass scene. They got it.

[@teresar6348]

The definition of Less is More. He doesn't need huge lore, he was intentionally limited on his words and interactions, which made each one more meaningful.

[@christophershirk6482]

It’s honestly the first time we saw Vader as REALLY scary. Like something out of a horror movie. We always heard about it. But to see it was great.

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

Say what you will about what Disney has done with Star Wars (I’ll most likely agree with you) but I don’t think anyone can deny that they’ve been consistently good with Darth Vader.

[@FinnishBigBoy]

The last 10 minutes of this movie is the greatest thing Disney Star Wars has ever, and will ever, make.

[@chrismartindale7840]

The Vader hallway scene is worth the price of the whole movie. What is it with Jedi in hallways? It's always epic.

[@BenDBeast]

Clone Wars S7, Rebels, Bad Batch, Andor etc are just as good if not better.

[@jonathan-d4d]

I remember seeing this in theaters: that feeling of dread when K-2SO was destroyed, and then one by one the rest of the team was killed. The finale was already spectacular, and then you heard Vader’s breathing behind the terrified rebel troops. Insane! I hope Star Wars can be this thrilling again.

[@jordanledoux197]

Supposedly, they shot and wrote the hallway scene AFTER wrapping filming with all the main actors because it was a late addition, so none of the actors knew the scene was in the movie until they first time they watched the finished film.

[@buddah1221]

the breathing was menacing but when you hear the ignition of the light saber it takes the scene to a whole new level

[@jonathan-d4d]

@@jordanledoux197 What a treat that must’ve been!

[@cardiac19]

Best part is Vader holding the door just slightly open so that he can feel that little extra ounce of fear from the guys in the hallway. Also him turning off his life support so that he is in total darkness. No sound, no lights. Dude was holding his breath to make himself scarier.

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

I believe the door actually malfunctioned and it wasn't Vader's doing. I could be 100% wrong though.

[@budrho123]

It was a malfunction and Vader was able to overcome that. If he was holding it closed, then why not completely close it.

[@cardiac19]

@@budrho123 To give them just the smallest bit of hope. It helps drive up the fear levels for him allowing Vader to tap into more of the Darkside.

[@budrho123]

@@cardiac19 then Vader is directly responsible for the rebels obtaining the plans for the Death Star and the eventual downfall of the Empire

[@cardiac19]

@@budrho123 Wouldn't be the first time in his life he's gotten cocky and screwed up royally. lmao

[@fellforit]

That blonde girl at the end is fantastic, she's like an emotional canary in a mine. Any doubt how the audience is supposed to feel at a moment, there she is set to 11.

[@SurvivorBri]

That's Brinley. She was great. Unfortunately, I don't think her channel is active anymore. I was subscribed to her but after a while, she stopped doing reactions. Now all I can find are random clips.

[@andrecanis4894]

@@SurvivorBri she had a channel? I always thought that hers was just a one off video where her brother filmed her reaction, without her even knowing. That’s what made it my favorite R1 reaction, it just felt more real and intense than others. (Edit: not her brother, I think he just called her “sister” in the video title because she is a Mormon?)

[@mrborgeusborg1541]

@@andrecanis4894 I dunno if this is true or not but I read it somewhere. She is a mormon and a big star wars fan. During a period of 18 months she was away on a missionary trip, during which it is not ok to use internet or phones for recreational purposes. So she had NOT seen Rogue 1 when it was released due to this mission. When she came home, her family had seen the movie, knew what would happen in the movie, and knew she would freak out. Therfor they secretly recorded her. She was the first reaction to anything ever I ever saw and started the reaction-journey for me.

[@MikeCo32]

I re-watch the ending of Rogue One at least every couple of weeks. The last 45 minutes of this movie is the best Star Wars since 1983.

[@knielsen50]

@7:30 This was when we finally got to see Vader in action as a killing machine. Not Force-choking one guy, not one on one lightsaber duels, not killing Younglings off-screen, but actually in action butchering dozens of helpless people.

[@jonnybgoode7742]

"Butchering helpless people" I always wondered why I thought the "hallway scenes" that became popular seemed cheesey. Its only vanity. Theres LITERALLY no difference between the scenes and what anakin did off screen but its supposed to stand as his "bad ass" moment. They never compared to even the first few moves of obi wan going at darth maul.

[@danielmacdonald9287]

@@jonnybgoode7742 I mean, the people he's killing here are all armed. It literally doesn't matter though because he's butchering anyone regardless of if their armed unless they're a Jedi level fighter.

[@jonnybgoode7742]

@@danielmacdonald9287 😐 I dont think u understand what i said...

[@dougallen9689]

I do kind of love how this movie recontextualizes the Leia/Vader conversation at the beginning of ANH. Watching that movie on it's own, you think that maybe she thinks he has no way of actually knowing she's a rebel, and so he's just massively overstepping onto her diplomatic privilege. After this movie, when she says "Only you could be so bold." I'm like "woman, he saw you peeling awayafter the heist!"

[@cowsagainstcapitalism347]

I have no idea where to find it, but I saw a really well dubbed version of that scene where Vader points out the events of just a few hours prior and Leia trolls him.

[@anthonycoleman9054]

This movie brings me back to 1977 again. I get the same feeling now as I did back then as a kid.❤

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

Brinley’s reaction is, by far, the most visceral and the most real.

[@reconsoldier135]

Rogue One is the best Star Wars movie and it’s not even close.

[@TheOriginalCaptainTrips]

agreed. Underrated.

[@morfx9911]

It's a good star wars movie, but not the best, that the empire strikes back

[@Arrywitha_H]

Legit came here to say that. Clears every movie by a country mile

[@cpob2013]

Revenge of the sith is peak easily

[@reconsoldier135]

@ Episode 3 is weak, barely better than the botched abortions that are Episodes 1 and 2

[@josh7352]

4:20 sounds like they’re all in a voice chat reacting to it and the guy in the top left is fed up with the talking 😭

[@FriendlyKat]

Peoples reactions to VADER SHOWING UP GAVE ME LIFE!!! I remember seeing it in theaters and being SCARED! Like full on FEAR and I was on the EDGE of my seat and being completely speechless!! To this day it brings fear into me because of how POWERFUL the scene is! This is one of my fave star wars films!!! I will NEVER forget the feelings of seeing it in theaters! Fun facts: Vader actually held the door in place with the force. The director is the guy who pulls the lever and says, "LAUNCH!"

[@brucer2152]

All the heroes dying is what makes the movie GREAT...

[@chessenthusiast]

Rogue One is legit, and these reactions are amazing.

[@winters_rath8561]

Rogue 1 is proof of why you should watch in release order if you’re a first time viewer of Star Wars.

[@tvariuness]

hahahaaa the kid doesn't get how important and amazing that is or why his dad is damn near in tears lmaooo

[@gchung2700]

Therapy FTW, on the daily for the munchkin. Must unlock emotion.

[@aussiejed1]

3:50 "Do you think anybody's listening?" Hits different after the "Andor" prison arc.

[@patrickwaldeck6681]

I watched this movie in theatres about a week after Carrie Fisher died. That last scene really hit like a brick. I miss her so much.

[@Fulschermd]

Same

[@althelas]

We were at a small gathering of SW fans when this came out. We had booked tickets as a group. When the news of Carrie Fisher's passing came through we were already quite subdued going into the movie, but the last few minutes broke us. we were 30+ people (age between 40 and 60) bawling our eyes out in the theater.

[@kccountrykid]

By far, one of the greatest pre-sequel tie-ins in cinematic history! I love Binrley's reaction.

[@dr_chaos123]

Fun fact! The director himself played the guy who pulled the lever which released the blockade runner...

[@davidhutchinson5233]

Heroes are always the ones who are left on the battlefield. Forever.

[@icthyology]

"Your father would be proud". I love the extra emotional context this gets because of Clem in the Andor show. I also love the fact that right after we're told to start thinking about fathers, Vader marches against Leia's ship.

[@silverback888]

Every kid who saw the very first Star Wars back in the 70s, after watching this realised a big part of their lives had come around. Then after the completion of the last three films our lives had come full circle. I was 4 when i first saw Starwars, now im in my 50s..... May The Force Be With you..always

[@rosario508]

What an incredibly exhausting and enthralling emotional rollercoaster ride this movie was. I will NEVER forget the experience of seeing it

[@TheDissident77]

Great mashup. Picked the best of the reactors for the single best post OG Trilogy SW movie. Them not realizing it was a suicide mission was meaningful. Shows what can happen when real writers and directors and actors are allowed to tell good stories. The audience was genuinely heartbroken that the characters they had grown to care about weren't going to make it. And the intro of Vader in the hall turned that one reactor back into a 10year old boy.

[@prollins6443]

I think a lot of us felt the same way as George when we heard Vader's breath before the ignition of his saber!

[@GarrettJayChristian]

And this is the version for which Disney made Gareth Edwards do reshoots because executives thought it was too dark. I remember hearing that before it was released and fearing a creative disaster. 😅

[@knielsen50]

​@@GarrettJayChristianTime for a directors cut

[@Daveynine254]

This is proof that you can still make a great Star Wars movie.

[@TheOriginalCaptainTrips]

Well what did you expect from an opera? A happy ending? shout out Bugs Bunny

[@Stogie2112]

Richard Wagner had always wanted to write a score for Bugs Bunny.

[@luiscuadra]

Literally this is One of the Best star wars movies Ever Made😢

[@ArvizuVideos]

Remember Scarif.

[@AchtonsVideos]

What is dead may never die.

[@BeaXRSmith]

As always Dude, thank you for your dedication to labeling ever reactor from every channel you sample. I have found more awesome reactors from watching your vids than any search I could muster.

[@JediPhoenix1976]

Calling this movie a "Star Wars spin-off" is a crude way of describing it - this is Episode 3.5. Even without Vader at the end, it's fantastic.

[@eligap4839]

Closer to episode 3.999 but yeah

[@JediPhoenix1976]

@eligap4839 Fair point - I've called it Episode 3.9 a number of times as well, to be honest.

[@vinnydaq13]

“Many people died getting us this information.” - Mon Mothma, Episode IV: A New Hope

[@2tone753]

I'm German, 62 years old and a fan since 1977. For me and other fans our age, "Rogue One" was the salvation. No "but all groups have to be represented" no "the heroes all have to survive" and especially no "Anakin is such a great guy, that would be my dream man, he's not evil" etc. That was Star Wars (if at all) for 7-8 year olds, just horrible. Yes, Darth Vader is evil, evil to the core, he doesn't just kill the young Jedi in the Jedi Palace, he kills everything. The Nazis and other mass murderers would have enjoyed him. No morals, no empathy, for him it's "I kill 10, 100, 1000 or 10,000 no matter how much. You can only survive against such a beast, such an "empire" if you sacrifice yourself. And that's what happens.

[@Grandizer8989]

8:20 that’s the Director pulling the lever

[@peterdavid5034]

The guy screaming "LAAAAAUCH!!!" absolutely nailed it. Talk about verisimilitude.

[@FrozenCariocas]

One of your best videos ever! Thank you. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

Wasn't Brinley's reaction to Rogue One, one of the earliest reaction videos posted? I remember coming across it on a whim and never making the connection. Now of course, I have to watch the original again. lol

[@garyfallows1123]

Great reactions, especially from the girl at the end, this was a great movie, and the fact it was filmed in the same way to match the first 3 films made it a worthy prequel, in this movie they had two actors who played Darth Vader, a mate of mine (Spencer Wilding) played one of them

[@ericjohnson1016]

Best modern starwars movie. Hope Andor continues to deliver this version of starwars.

[@stephenochosiete9869]

6:01 is Cassian saying this also thinking of Maarva..knowing she is proud of him..

[@davidward9737]

When 7:32 and beyond turned into a horror disguise as Star Wars

[@pedroborbapereira6391]

How Disney went from this to what we have now ??? God this was epic

[@TimeVamp_1]

This is the reaction video I have been looking for for 9 years lol! The best one until now was always the Mormon Missionary girl. Bravo!

[@phillipboone2005]

Amazing in 1976 I was a senior in high school and remember the first Star Wars release and how excited everyone was. It was a kind of cinema nobody had seen before. Its all we talked about . To think it took 40 years for this series to come full circle and what were Spielberg and Lucas thinking about back then. Incredible.

[@eXcommunicate1979]

Brinley, if by my life or death I can protect you, I will. You have my sword.

[@anthonyleecollins9319]

And you have my bow.

[@markbartlett6287]

@@anthonyleecollins9319 And my axe.

[@caldwellkelley3084]

excellent compilation! Thanks!

[@dubugga]

Damn bro. I remember being completely blindsided by that ending in theaters. Some solid nerd tears there 😢😂 great video man!! ❤❤

[@richarddavis5289]

The last 40 minutes of this movie was the best Star Wars I’ve ever seen. It started slow, but when it took off it didn’t let up

[@OroborusFMA]

I read the Star Wars novel way back in mid-1977 and there was a brief mention of how people had given their lives for the plans. I imagined something much like this ending, where the heroes died at the end.

[@opa-age]

Watching this in the theater with my parents made me feel like 7 yrs old again

[@drred6481]

Vader in the hallway is cool and all, but that beach scene is iconic

[@TravisTaylorWriter]

Hands down my favorite Star Wars film. All the new ones should be this good.

[@uemafabricio]

This was the last Star Wars film that really moved me

[@raybernal6829]

This was great ..thanks all those reactors were us when we watched R1 at the theater that first weekend....😭😭💔❤️

[@thomaswilson5966]

May I say as a 10 old wide-eyed boy filled with excitement & wonderment in 1977 Star Wars movie new Hope ! Rogue one Brought the same ‘excitement ‘. and if you will, New Hope ! May The force Be With you all 🙏

[@KaliBoyinPDX]

Rogue One is literally the best star wars movie ever made. It makes me choke up every damn time I watch it!

[@jediclonekag13]

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is still the best of the Star Wars anthology movies. Also, a few of these reactors need to understand that this movie *leads* into the beginning of _Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope_ . The actual beginning is the Devastator, Darth Vader's Star Destroyer, pursuing the Tantive IV, Princess Leia Organa's ship, over Tatooine.

[@MegaSilverBlood]

My personal top 3: 1. Empire Strikes Back 2. Rogue One 3. Revenge of the Sith Remember its a personal opinion, these are my favorites, Im not stating these are the best, just the ones I like more

[@LufianCloud]

Rogue One is my favorite Star Wars movie. Thanks for making this short compilation of other reactors that reacted to this.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

you are welcome.

[@nomnomnomJon]

Any new star wars movies should be on this level.

[@SamuelCobb]

That ending was so freaking intense.

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

Saw it in the cinema only a couple of days after Carrie died, I had no idea she was in it, as a 42 year old guy I blubbed like a baby.

[@winters_rath8561]

This is how you do a prequel.

[@AndyJayroe]

I was highly skeptical when this movie came out. It took me at least a year to give it a watch, and it blew me away. Likely my favorite in the entire franchise....action, humor, tragic, and it stitched the entire series together in the best possible way.

[@Bren26red]

Another gem. Appreciate your uploads always!

[@drchaos2000]

i was a kid when the original star wars released... and final 10 minutes of rogue one is the best movie star wars moments of them all

[@mogg34y]

Rogue One is amazing 👏

[@TheLordofthewolf]

I must say that I liked this movie, it was dark, violent, with an a great ending and I must say that, for me, it is a good prequel.

[@JLSigman]

Yup, that was my reaction in the theater, too.

[@nomadscholar2585]

Sewing seeds for a garden you'll never see

[@nicolizard7655]

all that we need, is HOPE

[@ianwhyte3964]

Wow! I forgot how amazing this movie is. By far, the best Star Wars movie.

[@blahblahblah9844]

Mad respect to the rebels essentially being meat shields against Vader for their comrades to save the plans. They knew wasn't a chance in hell and stood their ground.

[@Jcruzer70]

The best SW content this side of Mando Seasons 1+2 since the original trilogy IMO is🔥🔥

[@stephenpaxman6180]

best movie ending ever

[@lancema4634]

This is the first movie in the franchises that actually fit the title Star Wars, is actually a war film, the others always feel like action adventure film.

[@DonkeyTeeth79]

If I was introducing this to kids today, I'd recommend watching this and Andoar before Star Wars

[@valjean86]

This movie might be second best of the entire franchise. I’m in awe of the story they told.

[@robertpollard7681]

I saw this in the theater about three days after carrie fisher died it brought tears to my eyes

[@abnegazher]

Salutations for the crew on that Hammerhead corvete... They went full Warhammer while everyone was going Star Wars.

[@LawAndBedlum]

That woman is straight up weeping

[@JeremyNiemczyk]

There needs to be a "love" react for these! This was the last movie I ever saw with Mom. She cried when she saw the Princess. ❤

[@CreeceMarquis]

Love your videos!! Thank you for producing these!!!

[@ryanhampson673]

That single hallway scene made Vader terrifying again. Imagine if the same team did the final three in the series. We were robbed.

[@kuronaialtani]

Easily my favorite Star Wars movie Showing the fight of the side characters, and then it ends leading straight into A New Hope Went in expecting episode 3.5, came out having watched episode 3.99

[@markmurphy558]

By far, the best Star Wars movie in the whole canon.

[@westerneagle7177]

A detail i just noticed is during the hallway scene the rebel who gets his blaster yoinked by vader grabs the rebel at the doors blaster before getting killed.

[@cletusbeauregard1972]

...and that's why this is the best SW movie of all.

[@godzillarwby1755]

5:23 *"Rogue One, may the Force be with you. "* 😢😢❤❤

[@takato4415]

I can't wait for the second season of Andor! Best series since "The Mandalorian"

[@mcjim256]

Like the new editing style. Nice job 👍

[@YoureMrLebowski]

Can you define "new"? To me this seems like my typical style. I always appreciate feedback.

[@KenuDRoger]

Gareth Edwards was the best choice for this movie! I know he will do better for jurassic Park

[@gregorm93]

Rogue One was only beaten by Empire Strikes Back and Revenge of the Sith. What a movie, and all based off a few lines from the opening crawl of Episode 4.

[@howardron543]

That girl on top left made me laugh so hard jajajajajajaja

[@Hersius]

This and Andor prove that Disney can make good star wars content. Too bad they struck out 30 times on other shit.