People who spoil really suck...

"When 900 years old you reach, look this good you will not!"

Lando's actor (Billy Dee Williams) is alive and well. I think whoever told you he passed was thinking of Carl Weathers from The Mandalorian.

The Emperor it´s not short at all. But Darth Vader, fully armored and with his boots and helmet on, he stood 2.03 m, or around 6'7" tall.

Sadly, Fans who are enwrapped in their own joy, don’t recognize that new viewers don’t know as much. Just let the viewer experience the movie fresh.

there's a beautiful little detail in this movie, that luke is in all black through the movie to imply he's going to go to the dark side, then at the end his top falls open to reveal light underneath the whole time and that he was never going to go dark.

Don't spoil the Prequels, people!!!! Return Of The Jedi is my favorite...the Sarlacc Pit sequence and the Battle Of Endor.....best thing in Star Wars. Watched in 1984....and a lot of times ever since......

This movie was the first time we ever saw Jabba the Hut. He was a practical effect; a giant puppet that had 3 puppeteers inside to operate the arms, mouth, and tail, plus another person outside operating cables to actuate the eyes and nostril flares. No matter how good CGI gets, it just doesn't have the "weight" or the feel of this practical effect!

The Imperial march on harp when Vader dies is such a beautiful little detail. Thanks for all the incredible music John Williams.

15:53 Thats a new light saber he constructed in Ben's cave house. I think there's a deleted scene that shows it. Notice this one is green, not blue.

"Oh! He has lightning power... can he control the weather?" In 40 years of loving this movie that is a reaction I have never seen before by anyone, love it.

Darth Vader was killed by Luke... from a certain point of view. Remember when Obi-Wan said that Darth Vader killed Anakin?... again, from a certain point of view. In his last moments, he wasn't Darth Vader anymore, he was Anakin Skywalker.

20:00 Yoda never says kill Vader, he says confront.

"the emperor is a scary boss, everyone fears to get fired". Yeah fired, sure.....

I was 12 when I saw this in the theater, it's still one of my favorites. A dark point my brother brought up is the ewoks "little bears " most likely eat the stormtroopers at the end.

Fun Fact: The shot of the slave alien falling into the pit, and the shot of her in the dungeon were shot 14 years apart!

With the shedding of those tears towards Vader, Quokka, you truly became a Star Wars fan. Great reaction, as always, and congrats on making it through the Original Trilogy. Even though a part of the Prequel Trilogy was spoiled for you, you're still going to enjoy the ride and learn a lot. Have fun!

Tell your sister you were right!

People think they are clever and not spoiling things, but they aren't being clever. I, personally, especially hate it when people say that something something that will happen that you won't expect or you have to wait for a certain scene, or things to that effect. Just by hinting at something, it ends up spoiling it, even if the specifics aren't described.

This would have been the first time viewers saw Jabba in theaters. The song in Jabba’s palace totally isn’t what was seen in 1983. Look up on KZfaq “Jabba’s palace original” and “Return of the Jedi original ending”. Different palace song entirely. Also, notice Yoda said “confront Vader”, not necessarily kill him.

The Imperial March (Vader's theme) was of course composed by John Williams, but as a favor to a friend, he let Thomas Newman, a largely unknown composer who had never worked in film before, arrange the sorrowful version that plays when Vader dies. Thomas Newman would then go on to have a stellar career in film scoring with his most notable works being The Shawshank Redemption, Finding Nemo, and WALL-E.

I love when you share your hypotheses for what might happen, or what might have occurred previously to set into motion the current state of things. You're gonna LOVE the journey ahead!

In the novel, from what I remember, Vader cracked the emperor’s ribcage as he lifted him and threw him down the abyss. When Luke removed Vader’s helmet, he was able to breathe for the first time free from the suit and the influence of the Dark Side. Scents that brought back a flood of memories that brought him back as Anakin Skywalker. Did you recognize the rebel pilot Wedge Antilles? He was Luke’s wingman down the Death Star trench in A New Hope. Wedge was with him at the Battle of Hoth and was the only one to bring down a Walker by entangling the legs in The Empire Strikes Back. Here, Wedge gets to shine by flying with Lando into the heart of the Death Star 2. He is seen with Luke and the Ewoks in the end scene. I was surprised at how it ended, as I expected Hollywood to milk this franchise dry, that it had an end to the story. Very pleasantly surprised. Took my dad to see a Star Wars marathon a few years later. All three original movies shown in theater in one night!

One thing that I loved about the Original Trilogy is how the lightsaber duels were not just about swordfights. They were really stages for the psychological battles between the characters. That's one thing I feel we lost with the newer movies. Your reaction to the ending and the death of Darth Vader was is why Darth Vader is known as one of the greatest villains in cinema history. Not many villains will make you cry for them upon their death. The redemption and death of Anakin Skywalker is an amazing character arc. I don't know if you noticed but in the ending sequence when the ghost of Anakin Skywalker appears, Obi-Wan glanced and smiled at him. There is a non-canon book that goes into that. When Anakin dies, as he "floats" in the netherworld of the Force, Obi-Wan contacts him. It goes like this : "Master. I am so, so sorry." “Anakin, listen carefully. You are in the netherworld of the Force, but if you ever wish to revisit corporeal space, then I still have one thing left to teach you. A way to become one with the Force. If you choose this path to immortality, then you must listen now, before your consciousness fades.” “But Master … why me?” “Because you ended the horror, Anakin. Because you fulfilled the prophecy. Because you were … and are … the Chosen One.” “Because I was wrong about you. And because I am your friend.” “Thank you, Master.” [Ryder Windham’s The Life and Legend of Obi-Wan Kenobi]

55:11 Originally, Lando was supposed to die in the 2nd death star explosion. A last minute script change saved his life.

IMO you are 3 for 3 now with the best first time Star Wars reactions on KZfaq. Really fantastic job!

Jaba is a huge puppet. Three people were inside/under it (I think).

My favorite Star Wars movie. Saw it back in 83 when I was 6 going on 7. It became my benchmark for a movie going experience. There was a television special around the time of release called classic creatures. The subject was creature special effect throughout cinema, with a primary focus on return of the jedi. It showed how they did a lot of the stuff in this movie.

Yeah, never read unmoderated comments.

The ewok who steals the speeder bike was played by Kenny Baker, who also was inside R2-D2 when he’s stationary. In some shots, they’re next to each other, so R2 is mechanical.

51:50 “I can’t change the past, but I can change the future, & I will! I’m not gonna lose my children the same way that I already lost everything else that I loved because of this lunatic!!” At that moment, Darth Vader is gone & Anakin Skywalker has finally been reborn!!

The movie has the happy fairy tale ending that Lucas insisted on. :) Lucas did a tremendous job with the Vader character arc. Unlike today, when movie franchises are controlled by corporations, Star Wars was now singularly under the control of Lucas. So we had to wait 16 years before Lucas decided it was time to do the prequels. I hope you watch them. :)

Remember Yoda said he needed to "confront" Vader. Nothing said about killing, destroying, etc.

Don't know how deep you want to go but the animated series The Clone Wars will give you a well rounded outlook on everything. That series should be watched in chronological order.

I was 13 years old in 1977 when I saw Star Wars and 16 Years old in 1980 when I saw Episode V The Empire Strikes Back and i was 19 Years old in 1983 when I saw Episode VI The Return of The Jedi in the Movie Theatre. Everyone was shocked and gasped when it was revealed Princess Leia was Luke's Twin Sister. Everyone in the Movie Theatre cheered when Darth vader turned on the Emperor. Anakin Skywalker was the Jedi who returned. Luke hinted at that when he told the Emperor that he was a Jedi like his Father before me. In the original version Darth Vader does not say no before turning on the Emperor. He just keeps looking back and forth before he picks up the Emperor. also in the original the force Ghost of Anakin Skywalker is the Older version of Anakin. He was portrayed by the Actor who was in the Darth Vader Uniform Luke's Lightsaber in this movie was Green. This introduced the Green Light saber to Starwars. Previously Blue was the Jedi Color and Red was the Sith Lord Dark side of the force color.

Actually obi wan and Yoda realised that they were wrong and so (as a gift) they taught Anakin how to become a force ghost

It amuses me how Threepio talks to Artoo like Artoo is a young sibling who needs protection from the world when if it wasn't for Artoo, Threepio would have been csptured in the very first movie, had his memory wiped (for a droid, this is akin to being killed) then reprogrammed (now a new Threepio with no personality) to serve the Empire.

"Did he step on a tweeg?! Naur!" XD

50:36: Despite having lightning powers, no, the Emperor can’t control the weather. 🌩️ He’s not a mutant. 😉

"He looks like a cracked egg..." And now I can't unsee that, lol. Loved the reaction :)

I was at just the age where Return of the Jedi was the first movie I decided to go see with my friends as a kid, every movie before that was my parents taking the family to the movies. I declare that the moment when Luke did the flip off the gangplank was THE most excitig moment in cinema history. I still remember, people in the theater jumping up and shouting like it was a sporting event the whole time Luke was kicking butt. You also have to remember, back in they day we had to wait YEARS in between movies, so the anticipation for that moment of seeing what jedi could really do had been building for nearly ten years from the moment Luke snapped on the lightsaber in Obi-Wan's hut, and it was GLORIOUS when we got it!

14:10 I think they sold life size replicas of R2 to be a drink cart among other things.

Vader force-retreiving his thrown saber as he descends the stairs...the very definition of power move.

17:27 "I Like The Red Outfits, They Look Like Assassins" The guys in red are the emperor's guards

dollars to donuts the spoilsport who ruined the movie for IcedQuokka is a poster named Nicolas Vincent. He is a disgruntled Terminator fanatic who hates Star Wars and wants to make the whole fandom suffer. It's impossible to reason with posters like that, i asked him to please be more polite when discussing these movie and he just kept insulting me, telling me to go back to my Mom's basement, just really hurtful stuff.

When Yoda told Luke that he would become a jedi only after confronting Vader, he didn't mean to kill him, but to resist falling to the dark side. That was his final test. If you plan doing the prequels, the only thing I will say (no spoilers) is to keep yourself ready to take some notes, if you don't have a good memory, because there are a lot more characters (the Jedis are still alive, so there are more of them). Try to remember who trained who. If you do it well, you will have a chain of names starting from Yoda all the way to Luke. And keep the last half of your tissues box for episode 3. Have a nice day.

yoda never told luke to kill vader, he only said "confront"

In Between Episode 5 and 6 luke goes to Obi-wan's house on Tatooine and makes a New Lightsaber, if you notice Anakin's Lightsaber that was lost on Cloud city was Blue and Luke's New one is Green and more of a style to that of Obi-wan than Anakin's

Prequels next, then Rogue One.

Boba Fett was not in Mando S1.

Actually, C-3PO it´s quite good telling stories. If you remember, himself said in episode IV that he wasn´t quite good telling stories.

1. Best guess is that Han was Jabba's "trophy" for about a year and a half before the rescue. 2. Vader discovered Leia as Luke's sister because he could feel it through Luke. Luke didn't know that until just before then. 3. Luke's light saber is green because he lost his old one along with his hand so they decided to make it green because it worked better in the desert background landscape. 4. Everybody is freaking out because Luke and Leia kissed mostly because she was trying to piss off Han. They didn't know they are related. 5. The "I love you. I know" was written into the script to get Leia the shot to say it to Han. 6. This was Warrick Davis'/Lead Ewok first acting gig. He was only 13. Willow is his lead with Val Kilmer and worth a first time/share. 7. Awesome camera work with the race through the forest. Nobody in their right mind would go that fast. 8. Carrie Fisher😇 said in her biography that the most satisfying part in her Star Wars experience was choking out Jabba. 9. Jedi is plural. With Luke and Leia leading the way they can reestablish the Jedi back into the galaxy. 10. Ford wanted Han to die in the last episode. 11. This is the best of the original 6 George Lucas Star Wars. After the first six he sold it to Disney, and everything changed. Sadly

You will learn that in the culture of the ancient prophets of the Star Wars universe is when they say "it is your destiny.", what they mean is, "I really, really want you to do this for me, so c'mon, get to it."

His old lightsaber that he lost on Cloud City was blue. There's a deleted scene of him building his new green one at Obiwan's place before he goes to Jabba's Palace. I think it can be found on KZfaq.

Jabba in this film is a giant puppet/ costume. There is an operator controlling his face via remote and three guys inside him one in his tail. Carrie stepped on the poor guy's head when she strangled Jabba.

Tatooine, name directly inspired from the near town of Tataouine where they filmed... Not many reactors seem to acknowledge the fact that Luke, indeed, uses Force choking, although I don't think he killed the gards, he just incapacitate them to get them out of the way. The Emperor is not that short, Vader is very tall, over two meters high !

A few facts about Return of the Jedi: The teddy bears are called ewoks. The creature held in jabba's basement is a rancor, native to another planet. The squid looking guy is admiral Ackbar, he is of the mon calamari race. Once the rebels helped the Mon Calamari to liberate their planet, Mon Cala, the mon cals joined the rebellion and turned all their huge ships with advanced shields into war ships to help the rebel fleet. This info is all background lore, never given exposittion in any of the movies, so not spoiling anything. This was my favorite movie of all time throughout my childhood and still might be now. Kind of Was my childhood. Enjoyed the reaction! Hope youll enjoy the prequels! As to whether Leia could hear Luke in Empire bc of being force sensitive herself, or if it was bc Luke had it and they had a special/familial bond, or if just one person strong in the force can sometimes send messages to others regardless of whether they are force sensitive or not is never explained in the movies, but there's a good chance George Lucas, or someone else with his permission, answered this question somewhere else.

I hope you continue with the prequels, watching your Star Wars journey has been so much fun.😀

it was a joy watching you experience these movies. i've seen them so many times for so many years that it's hard to find that old joy of discovery. so i highly appreciate your sharing that with us.

A lot happens to these characters after Return of the Jedi in books and comics.

Jabba in this movie was a puppet with about half-a-dozen puppeteers, at the time it was the biggest puppet in a movie (unchanged in the re-releases/updates). The scene with the band however was redone with CGI, new band members and dancers added and even the song was a new one, replacing the very disco original, the Ewok song at the end is a new one too.

58:20 Originally it was the same actor as in Vader's death scene, Sebastian Shaw that appeared as Anakin's force ghost, but after the prequels George Lucas edited in Hayden Christensen instead.

So sorry that got spoiled for you. Getting a moderator, or even a friend to manage your comments before you read them could help avoid future spoilage.

"It is too late for me, son" "Then my father is truly dead" 😢

The battle on Endor was the Wookie homeworld in one draft of the script. But Lucas thought it would be too expensive and he wanted to sell cuddly toys.

15:45 There is a scrapped scene that take place just before the droids approach Jabbas palace where Luke construct that light saber. There is a video of it on KZfaq but I forgot the title.

So cool to see you enjoy these classics. I could never spoil a film for someone, especially a film I love as much as this one.

No, Yoda never said anything about killing Vader, he said "confront" and chose that word carefully.

Nobody thought that Darth Vader from Star Wars would make them cry. :')

If you feel for the rancor, you'd enjoy his background tale. He was indeed a victim, but he and his keeper were two decent souls in that hell and they did have some good times

Great reaction to this classic and for the end of the original Star Wars trilogy...but how did it all begin???... I hope that you will do the prequel films soon (including Rogue One & the Solo movie). Not going to spoil anything for you (I promise) but these questions I list here should hype you up for them.... *How did Anikin meet Natalie Portman's character (sorry someone spoiled that for you) & how did they fall in love? *When were Luke & Leia born? *Why were Luke & Leia separated and where did they end up? *How did Anikin meet Obi-Wan and being his training to be a Jedi? *Are the driods in the prequels? *Is Yoda in the prequels? *How did Han Solo & Chewbacca meet? *How did Han Solo get the Millennium Falcon from Lando? *How did The Emperor & the Empire come into power? *What happened to all the good Jedi? *How did Ankin get seduced by the Dark Side of The Force? *How did Ankin become Darth Vader? *How was the 1st Death Star built? *How did Princess Leia get those secret Death Star plans? *Are we going to learn new things about The Force & the Dark Side? *Are we going to meet any new fun characters, other villians and weird aliens? Just questions to ask & think about as you continue your journey into the Star Wars universe 😉. Peace ✌️

My most favourite Star Wars film of all time is Return Of The Jedi and always will be, but only the versions that don't have Vader yelling "NO!" and Force Ghost Anakin played by Sebastian Shaw. Also, this is the true end of the Skywalker Saga as none of Disney's shit is canon. The Skywalker Saga is the first six films and nothing more, in my opinion.

Hello there!😊 Nice to see another Aussie doing movie reactions!😉 Sorry to here someone revealed a spoiler to you. They replaced the image of the force ghost with the actor that plays Anakin in the prequel trilogy.😉 Originally it was the same actor that is revealed as Darth Vader unmasked at the end. Great reactions to the final Star Wars film in the original trilogy!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

I love how Han says he loves Leia is when she is ready to shoot ❤

The three prequel movies and the animated show Clone Wars are the story of Anakin becoming Vader and the birth of the Empire.

This movie was the first movie I took my wife to watch back in early 1978 while we both were stationed at NATTC Millington for our Navy and Marine schools. We have always had a very fond memories of these movies, since the sand dune scene in Episode VI, Return of the Jedi was filmed between the two bases we were stationed at. As a fan of all things Star Wars, you might want to take a pause and actually watch "Rogue One, a Star wars Story". There will be NO SPOILERS if you watch it, because it is tied to these three movies you just watched. All nine of the actual movies start with "Star Wars, Episode I through IX" The reason I suggest this is because a lot of people who had not watched A New Hope through Return of the Jedi many times will miss a lot in Rogue One. Rouge One uses many characters and un-used film from the three original movies. Since these three movies are so fresh in your mind, you will actually get more out of Rogue One, than if you wait to watch it.

They weren’t joking when they called Jabba The Hut a vile gangster-He’s as vile as can be!

In the 80s, before the prequel movie series, the long running Clone Wars animated movie and series and the Disney Star Wars movies & TV shows, George Lucas did write & produce 2 made-for-TV movies featuring the Ewoks and little Wicket, again played by actor Warwick Davis. (The Caravan Of Courage: An Ewok Adventure in 1984 & Ewoks: Battle For Endor in 1985). Me & my girlfriend personally enjoyed them for what they are but other fans have mixed reactions to them (some enjoy them like as we did while others hate them). Other than the books/novels, Saturday moring cartoons (there were also 2 animated SW cartoons, Droids: The Adventures of C-3PO & R2-D2 & Ewoks: The Animated Series) and comics at the time in the 80s, this was the first look into the George Lucas produced live-action Star Wars expanded universe. Those two TV Ewok movies haven't been upgraded to Blu-Ray yet nor do I think they are available for streaming yet either but you can still find them both pretty easily (in a 2 pack) on DVD, on sites like Amazon & eBay.

you're one of the few reactors i've seen that acknowledge that the way luke beat vader was bad. thankfully the emperor doesn't know when to shut up in this scene.

The thing to remember about the prequals is they hit an iceberg and sink.. There's only enough room on R2 for 3P0..

I think you’re going to love the prequels.

So, since you read these, I'm going to give you some major lore (no spoilers) and some trivia. First off, the "I Know" in Episode 5 was improvised by Harrison Ford. Next, the entire reason why he was placed in carbonite was because Harrison Ford had not yet signed on to do the third movie, so they froze him in carbonite to have a way to explain his possible absence in the third movie. Now, for some lore...The Sith, for centuries, had what's known as The Rule of Two. There's always a master and an apprentice. Emperor Palpatine (Darth Sidious) brought Anakin to the dark side when he was training as a Jedi. The Jedi have a code: There is no emotion, there is Peace. There is no ignorance, there is knowledge. There is no passion, there is serenity. There is no chaos, there is harmony. There is no death, there is The Force. On the other side, the Sith have their code: Peace is a lie, there is only passion. Through passion, I gain strength, through strength, I gain power. Through power I gain victory. Through victory, my chains are broken. The Force shall set me free. So, essentially, the fundamental difference is how the force is utilized. Obi Wan says in Episode 4 that the force is all in all living things. It connects us, unites us, binds the universe together. Yoda says "Luminous beings are we". The Jedi use the force as a flow. Like a river. Using the flow of that river to help them. Sith act as a battery or a capacitor. They gather that power into them and release it in a flurry of passion. Ultimately, remember that, while the movies show a true dichotomy of Light vs Dark, there are several other schools of the force. Some of these are explored in the animated series and the Extended Universe. I truly wish I could be in your shoes now. I have only wished for amnesia so that I could rediscover Star Wars and see it with fresh eyes.

"He has lightning power... Maybe he can control the weather?" 💀💀💀

StarWars 5 Empire strikes back n SW 6 return of the Jedi this movie are my favorite ones of the original SW movies n I love ur small brown color stuff bunny 🐰 holding a flag on ur desk :)

There are two kinds of people in this world. People who spoil and the rest who crucify them

19:49 remember, Yoda only ever says Luke must "confront" Vader. Yoda never says Luke must kill Vader. 36:44 in the EU novel I, Jedi the process of building a lightsaber is outlined. Mechanically, its not complex, but the Jedi channels The Force through it for many hours to fuse the parts together with extreme efficiency so the blade ignites instantly each and every time, and never sputters, plus it can operate a very long time off a small energy cell. In the novel it takes 30 days of meditation to forge a lightssber, and under the Old Republic a students final trial before attaining the rank of Jedi Knight is building their lightsaber.

Great reaction. I really enjoyed watching you watch this. ❤ Looking forward to watching you watch the rest of the episodes.

They filmed the scene with Jabba the Hutt for the first Star Wars film using a human actor that's why Han Solo says to him " You're a wonderful human being " but they didn't end up using the scene in the final release of the movie. For this film George Lucas decided to make Jabba a huge slug so when they added the Jabba scene back into the original movie they put a CGI Jabba where the human actor used to be. This movie used a huge puppet for Jabba the Hutt because CGI wasn't really a thing when this movie was made.

I saw this in 1983 but only by watching reaction videos did I realize that Anakin/Vader was the Jedi who returned in Return of the Jedi.

A scene between Han and a human Jabba was shot but didn't appear in the final cut of episode IV. After the giant slug Jabba appeared in episode VI as a puppet, they went back and modified the original Han/Jabba scene by covering up the human actor with a CGI Jabba as part of the update to episode IV's effects and added the result back into the new version of the movie.

I saw the original in the theater in 1977. I was 6. I fell in love and have been a lifelong fan. I thoroughly enjoy watching much younger people discover the Star Wars universe through these reactions. Your videos are some of the best. You have great instincts. Which leads me to the reason I’m writing you. You’re just slightly missing how the force works. No one has the force. The force is, like Yoda said, all around us. It’s surrounds and penetrates all living things. It binds the galaxy together. Force wielders are sensitive and can feel the force. They can be trained to use the force. When you see Yoda lift the X-wing out of the swamp or Vader choking someone, or Obi Wan using the Jedi mind trick they’re all using/wielding the force. In the time of the Jedi very young children who are force sensitive are found and trained. They are called younglings. If they decide to continue their training to become Jedi they are paired as pre teens or early teens with a master who instructs them. They are then called padawan or learner. After lots more training and time they can achieve the rank of knight and eventually master. With time and training their force abilities grow. After Obi Wan, Yoda and Vader died you saw and heard their force ghosts. They are now part of the living force. It’s yet another level of mastery or achievement in the force. I hope that helps you understand the force a little better. I can hardly wait for your next Star Wars reaction.

I love that they play his theme song whenever he’s on screen…THAT S WHY THEY CALL IT A THEAM SONG!

It has been quite a while, but it was definitely worth waiting. That was a great reaction - thank you! I didn’t forget about my promise to reveal my most favorite line of all the movies I ever watched in my entire life, after you react to “Return Of The Jedi” - it is “I am a Jedi, like my father before me”. I also feel sad and sorry that someone spoiled some things for you. Hopefully this will not happen again. I was so curious to see your reaction to the ewoks … it was just as I expected - thanks again, I haven’t seen one single girl who doesn’t LOVE them … and R2D2. I realize you’re not aware of this and I am sorry it is sad news - Lando (the actor who played his role) just passed away and became one with the Force … it happened a few days ago, on March 29th - the Force will be with him, always. You took my advice (and others’ as well) to have some tissues at hand … those you will certainly need again at least at the end of the next trilogy (eps. 1, 2 and 3), where you’ll learn the full story of Darth Vader and where all your questions will be answered. Just follow the story itself. Looking forward to your next reaction. Salutations from Romania … P.S. (edited) (@MLJ7956) (@Rishi123456789) I think I’ve just been hit by a huge Mandela effect. On March 30 2024, someone commented on a Star Wars movie reaction, that Billy Dee Williams died one day earlier. On every internet site I researched, I found the same info that confirmed that. Now, April 10 2024, I can not find even one single of those sites, I can not even find that video reaction anymore … that is huge … just the same as the baseball guy and the blonde lady reporter (see “Blonde Reporter Baseball Mandela Effect”).

Desert scenes for this movie were filmed in Death Valley, Nevada and Yuma, Arizona but they are a good match for Tunisia.

Just found your channel, subscribed. Thank you for reacting to my favorite part of the trilogy :)

People who post spoilers would make great snacks for Jabba's rancor.

Iced Quokka sounds exactly like rockstar's daughter "Moon Zappa" in the popular, pop-80's, upbeat song Valley Girl! She needs to move to California, "Fur Sure!" She'd be welcome there with open-arms.

endor was filmed in the Redwood forrest in Califonira. redwoods are like 300-360 feet tall and cousins of sequias i was 9 years old in 1983 and that summer my family was in that park. the tour guide even talked about hoe retrurn of the jedi was fimled there for the forrestmoon of endor :)

Yes, they filmed with models. Awesomeness.

The Force is strong with you. Trust your feelings and the Force will be with you always.