I loved how unspoiled you were going into these. A lot of younger react channels have grown up flooded with memes so a lot already know big points like Vader being Luke's father and Luke and Leia being twins (or at least siblings).

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I am an 80s child (circa '73), & lived (and currently live again) 15 miles from the redwoods used as Endor! The cast stayed in my town, & locals were a lot of non-speaking stormtroopers; so this movie has a special place! The original movies were groundbreaking for special effects & production; & the soundtrack by John Williams for these original movies is legendary! ❤

The Jedi normally start training very young, and are called "younglings". When they graduate from their elementary schooling, they are assigned a master who trains them. At that point, they are called "Padawan", and are basically trainees... interns to a real Jedi. Luke missed almost all of this. He was never trained as a child. He trained a bit under Obi Wan Kenobi, then continued to study on his own for a while. Then he had a crash course under Yoda for a few months. Then he was again learning on his own for some time. After confronting Vader in this episode, he finally attained the rank of "Jedi Knight". But under the old system, there's no way he would stand up against a Knight. In the prequels, you'll see what a fully trained Knight or Master can actually do, and you'll realize how woefully inadequate Luke's training really was, and how reckless he was to think he could take on Vader or the emperor.

You wondered what 'Leia' was a princess of... that would be Alderaan, her home world which was destroyed in A NEW HOPE (by the first Death Star). 💥 She's also a Senator for the survivors which were offworld when the planet blew up... and she's a general in the Alliance to Restore the Republic.

There's a deleted scene where it shows that Luke actually went back to Obi-Wan's hut in the deserts of Tatooine, and that's were he found Obi-Wan's books and documents and he studied them in order to learn more about the Force and being a Jedi. That's also where he learned how to make a new lightsaber and where he found the spare parts to build it. A cool detail is that if you look at Luke's original blue lightsaber it looks similar to Vader's lightsaber because it used to be Anakin's before he went to the Dark Side of the Force, so Vader made and designed both of them. Luke's new green lightsaber, which he built based on Obi-Wan's schematics and parts, looks much more like Obi-Wan's lightsaber instead of like his old one or Vader's. Leia was adopted by the Alderaanian royal family as a baby, so she's the Princess of the planet Alderaan. You know, the one the Death Star blew up in the first movie when they interrogated her. As the princess she was also serving at the time as Alderaan's representative in the Imperial Senate and that's why her alibi when she got captured was that she was on a diplomatic mission, though Vader didn't buy it. So now she's just the Princess of the surviving Alderaanian diaspora, and being a high-ranking member of the Rebellion, she's pretty much a living symbol of the fight against the Empire.

I love to see you do a rewatch of the original 3 SW films theatical cut, known as 4K77, 4K80, 4K83. Basically what people saw in theaters when it was new, without the modern cgi that was added years later.

All of the Rebel Alliance fighters have hyperdrives (X-Wings, A-Wings, B-Wings, and Y-Wings) Most of the TIE Fighters of the time don't have hyperdrives. Vader's TIE X-1 was a notable exception.

Fun fact of the movie- Carrie Fisher complained about her long unflattering costumes in the other movies so they had her wear this skimpy outfit when she was Jabba’s slave. She didn’t like to use double sided tape to keep things in place so there was constant adjustments and some reshoots that had to happen.

I love this! Your reactions are very genuine! Most of the reactions I’ve seen are from young people, it’s nice to see a person “around my age” enjoying Star Wars for the first time and I’ve never seen one that didn’t have the main reveals spoiled already as they are so ingrained into pop culture!

I also grew up (in the '70s & '80s) in Southeast Iowa on a small farm (hay, cattle and pigs). (Alaska now). I've enjoyed watching the series with you and hope you continue. The iconic movie that I believe defined the genre of '70s Science-Fiction would have to be "Silent Running" with Bruce Dern. It encapsulates the sense of exploration in our a "real world" solar system, but with a cautionary "climate change" message to give it a progressive, environmental conservation, back-to-nature vibe. When Star Wars came along, the direction of the genre was changed completely and forever. I don't think that is a bad thing, but the earlier movies should not be forgotten nor thought of as inferior in any way. Just a different approach.

I am genuinely happy for you, to be experiencing these movies for the first time, I wish i could get that feeling again. I hope you don't get brought down by any haters. And if anyone tries to spoil anything, just punch them in the face.

If you can find copies, I highly recommend you check out the despecialized editions of these movies. As much as like the special editions I grew up watching the originals because of my brothers and so they're nostalgic to me. When Disney got their hands on them they tweaked these movies to the point where they make me cringe now.

James, watch 1,2,3 but know that most people think 4,5,6 are the best. After 1,2,3 consider seeing "Star Wars Rogue One". It's the only Disney Star Wars story that's liked and tells a nice backstory to the Rebel Alliance and the Deathstar.

It’s great for us that you hadn’t seen these before because now we have the pleasure of watching you watch them for the first time. Again, I’m loving your reactions to these movies and can’t wait to continue the Stars Wars journey with you!

I loved when these movies were on TV. Usualy one on friday, the second on sunday, and the third friday after that. I always watched them with my mom, and she baked some pastry fur us to eat during the movies.

Excellent video my friend, my next recommendation is “Starship Troopers” space travel and TONS of action. I am the 180th subscriber

I’m so glad I get to see you experience this for the first time it’s truly touching 🤙🏻

Oh, hey James! You finally got it passed the KZfaq Gods, eh? Cool! Okay... let's do this! 1:02 - A farm in Iowa... growing chickens.... Look, man, I *KNOW* you don't know much in the way of movies(and that's fine, I'll help you along where I can)..... but do us both a favor, and have some fun with it. When someone asks why you're not very versed in Star Wars, tell them this: "I grew up on a farm in Iowa, and I'm James T. Kirk's great, great, great, great, great grandfather. (That's a Star Trek reference... as HE was born like you, an Iowa farm boy). It will make a great ice breaker, and show that you have a sense of humour! Also- You should get into the Star Trek universe at some point, as well. There are 10 decent movies(From "The Motion Picture" to "Nemesis"), not counting the "reboots". As well as 5 TV series pre-2000 that are worth getting into. You don't have to do reactions for every episode of each series, but you should check them out for full context. Kinda like I told you with the Star Wars animated series(The Clone Wars, The Bad Batch, and Rebels). But enough rambling.... 1:36 - Okay, let me pause this again for a second.... because I literally just laughed hard enough to make a cat jump off of the back of my chair. And no, I don't look down on "IT Nerds".... quite the opposite. But that I just finished typing a paragraph about Star Trek, and you said, "I work with Data".... I know you're not going to get why this is funny, right now.... Oh, Hell, character names aren't spoilers, right? There is a character in Star Trek: The Next Generation named "Data". He is a sentient android, and 3rd in command the USS Enterprise(NCC-1701-D). Okay, I think now you understand why I thought that was funny enough for a belly laugh. And trust me, I have a good sized belly. =D 5:00 - There's a deleted scene that shows Luke assembling his new green bladed lightsaber, but it was cut for time/pacing, as well as to keep the surprise. 7:23 - As I told another reactor recently; Luke knows that Jabba is a criminal, and the best option to start with, is to appeal to his vanity. That's why he used that tone in his message. 10:00 - Good guess! I'm sure you know how to play chess.... always put your pieces in place before you strike. That's what Luke has done here. He knew Jabba wouldn't go for it. 10:30 - Very minor continuity error here.... When Han was frozen, his arms were shackled. When he's released, they aren't. 11:30 - Some minor conjecture here: It's believed that Luke did NOT go back to Yoda prior to the events of this movie, but was using the rank of Jedi Knight on his own. We can gleam this from dialogue later on, "Then I *AM* a Jedi..." 15:44 - Yes. Boba Fett. Remember that name, there will be a test later. (half joking) 15:55 - "Yep, he's gone." Yoda- "So certain are you?" (that's a hint, not a spoiler) 17:17 - The "red guys" are Imperial Guards. 18:19 - Normally, I make a David Tennent / Dr. Who joke... but it would go so far over your head, you couldn't shoot it down with a rocket launcher. (no offense, man!) 18:55 - Right.... that's not exactly what Yoda is telling him, here. But to say more, would be handing out spoilers... and you know my policy. Let's just say that Luke is NOT the only Force User trained in the "light side/Jedi way", and leave it at that. Luke is, however, the only one capable of... how to put this....(three minute pause while I consider this)... capable of confronting the Emperor. 19:42 - Yes. Yoda has "transformed/merged" into the Force. Like Obi-Wan, he has learned to become "One with The Force". A "Light Side" ability discovered/learned during the Clone Wars animated series. Hence, why it's good to get caught up on that one. It gives a lot of back story to events you won't find elsewhere. 20:23 - Yeah..... we know... the "kiss" on Hoth during Empire..... but, to kinda explain that, Lucas was originally going to create a new character to be Luke's sibling, but felt it was "too late in the journey" to actually do so. That's why Leia was chosen to be his twin. 21:15 - Notice, in the schematic... the access tubes(vents) don't go directly to the Main Reactor. THAT was the weakness in the original Death Star. 21:30 - No.... as I said just above.... in the original Death Star, the vents led straight(no twists/turns) to the Main Reactor. That's why Luke's shot worked. This time, they actually have to fly INTO the superstructure to the reactor chamber. 22:40 - Speeder bikes. 24:26 - Leia is the Princess of (one of) Alderaan's royal family. Well, as you now know, "adoptive" daughter. She was raised by Alderaan's Senator Bail Organa and his wife. Remember, her "home planet" was blown up by the first Death Star? 26:35 - Okay, remember this part.... the Ewoks are about to cook, and eat "our heroes"(humans).... keep that in your mind for the end of the movie. 28:16 - No, the TIE fighters can't.... as they are cheaply made. X-Wings, Y-Wings, etc(on the Rebel side) can. 30:43 - Force Lightning. It's a Sith ability. 34:07 - That, is the biggest mistake Lucas made with this particular movie. Story wise, that's a "young" Anakin Skywalker. He was inserted over the actor who we saw unmasked in the earlier scene, which would have made more sense to keep in. The Young Anakin was added after the prequels were finished, for "continuity" sake, since the last time Anakin was actually a Jedi, was when he was younger. 34:55 - I see your point(and it's not wrong, either), however, you should also take into context WHEN this movie came out. It was still less than 10 years after the end of the Vietnam war, and is, in essence. a metaphor for that war. The Ewoks are basically the Viet-Cong, the technologically challenged vs the "big superior empire"(the US). Movies are, after all, a product of their time. So, always look for a historical context from when movies are released. And yes, the Ewoks WERE partially to sell toys. I won't deny that. 36:09 - Okay, the Sith(evil Jedi, for lack of a better term) operate under the "Rule of Two". A Master, and an Apprentice. There's a reason for that, but I won't get into it here. It is basically the duty of the Apprentice to kill their Master, after they've learned all they can from them, then go on to learn MORE. The Emperor wanted Luke to kill his father so that he would have a "more intact" Apprentice. You have to understand, we(the fans) knew that Vader could not live without that suit. You'll find out why later on. So, his abilities were diminished. The Emperor wanted a more powerful apprentice, to replace Vader. Or, worse come to worst, for Vader to have Luke as his apprentice. If Luke struck either of them down in anger, he would be headed down the path of the Dark Side, thus making the Sith more powerful in the long run. 36:32 - Empire is usually the "audience choice" for most popular film of the original three. Don't feel bad for thinking that way. Also, when Lucas wrote the original screen play, the Death Star wasn't really supposed to come into the picture until the 3rd movie, but in case it(the first one) "flopped", he put one in there, too. He wrote a story that was "too long", so took the "best parts" out of it to make Episode IV. That's why we have a second Death Star. That way, IF the first movie died in theaters, at least it would be a nice "self contained" story. Obviously, it didn't.... so he had to re-work the story a bit to make V and VI. We are often our own worst critics.... and Lucas is no exception to that rule. I know I'm mixing reality with story, but it seems kinda important to give a good detailed history of how this all came together. Again, Empire of Dreams is a great watch, and tells much of what I'm telling you here. Also, going back to the Ewoks..... remember the BBQ they were going to have with our heroes?.... Did you notice at the end that there were no Imperial guys standing around? Where do you think all the meat for that celebration came from...... (yeah, that's pretty dark, isn't it.) 36:50 - Yeah, but before you get to VII, VIII, and IX..... you need to watch I, II, and III.... THEN Solo(if you choose to, I like it, but it's not required viewing), but Rogue One is an absolute MUST VIEW! I swear, man... when I saw that movie in theaters... it took me right back to being the 10 year old kid that saw Star Wars in theaters back in 1977.

I will never forget this film. I had just got my license, & drove to the movie theater to see Return of the Jedi to celebrate. At the end of this film I shed some tears because I thought it was over, but now we have tons of films as well as tv shows. What a great time we live in.

Been a while if you haven't realized its a new bigger Death Star here. As a kid i I first thought it was the orginal Death Star partially blown up and not just under construction. I love the detailed design of the new one with it still being built. And the fly in to destroy it is the best FX design sequence in all of Star Wars.

So fun watching with you these old classics that I grew up with.

finally someone else who didn't fall in love with the ewoks. Agree with you, they were pretty silly. I have heard that the first draft had a group of 'wookies' like Chewbacca but it was decided that would be too expensive and difficult so we get the little teddy bears instead.

How the Empire got overtaken by talking teddy bears I'll never know.

George Lucas used allegory when it came to world building, and you’ll particularly see this in the prequels.

A lot of different types of ships in this movie the massive Star Destroyer was a Executor-class Super Star Destroyer pretty much anything larger than the normal Imperial or Republic Star Destroyer would be classed as a Super Star Destroyer this being the only one we see in the movies. We also saw the B Wing the oddest-looking starfighter in the Rebellion one of my personal favourites. We also see the A Wing which is an Interceptor to counter the Empire's Tie interceptor one of my favourite ships love the overall design. Almost all of the large ships of the Rebellion are of Mon Calamari (fish looking people) design when they joined the Rebellion they brought alot of their ships with them. These ships actually act as Skyscrapers they point up from underwater making up their cities the large bumpy parts open up acting as windows. We also have the Nebulon B the ship with the skinny bit in the middle which Luke was on in the closing shot of Empire Strikes Back. This ship was built for the Empire but the Rebellion ended up stealing and buying a bunch of them which is very common within the Rebellion there ships and vehicles are taken from everywhere and anyone they can. I cannot wait for you to get into Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith (The Clone Wars Era) you'll love the ships of the Republic many of them being precursors to that of the Imperial and Rebel ships you see in the original movies such as the ARC 170 being the precursor to the X-Wing, V Wing being a precursor to the Tie Fighter, and of course one of my favourite ships the Venator-class Star Destroyer being the precursor to the Imperial Star Destroyer. We also have the nearly formed CIS faction who are made up from a wide range of species, planets, and companies who provided the CIS with vehicles, ships, droids, and weapons one of these factions being the Trade Federation from episode 1 who are not apart of the CIS but many members are which is why you'll see Trade ships in the next movie along with a lot of new ships, vehicles, and droids from the many factions within the CIS. The CIS is very much like the Rebellion in a way just wish the movies didn't make them out to be full on evil something the Clone Wars show dies deep into talking about how's the good and bad on each side the CIS main goal is to break away from the Republic as they feel that the Republic has overlooked them. Summed up you'll most likely be reminded of some ships from the original trilogy while watching Episode 2 and more so Episode 3. But yeah i agree 100% not my favourite of the movies wasn't a big fan of the 2nd Death Star should've just gave us something but it's still a fun movie just no where near Empire Strikes Back which was unexpected in every way possible opening with a ground battle on a snow planet in a series up to this point only known for its space battles to the Empire actually winning in the end and that I am your father moment.

Primitive is always able to beat advanced. Tried an true vs lazy just let machines do everything for us. Storm trooper armor is more just a uniform, doesn't really protect against anything.

26:57 I used to wonder why Threepio was calling Artoo for help. Like, what could it do? It’s just a tin can on wheels. Having since seen the rest of the Saga? I now think the rebels shoulda just left the whole infiltration mission to Artoo by itself. That little droid is the greatest and most capable astromech since, well, since Chopper. Who existed at the same time. Okay, they’re both amazing and rebellion saving droids who are savages. I just love them both. I would watch a whole movie of the two fulfilling a mission together.

The Ewoks WERE "hokey" for me too and maybe WERE mainly to sell toys. But I've heard a major theme Lucas wanted was to show how high tech is really inferior to lower tech if you have grit and courage.

Leia was the Princess of Alderaan, she Kissed Luke to make Han Jealous and the cast did not know that Leia and Luke were siblings untill George Lucas was writing Episode 6 as it was a work in progress and decided to make them siblings while writing the script they were not siblings originally The Ewok who finds Leia in the Forest is a 12 year old Warwick Davis

I can breathe a sigh of relief now that you know about Darth Vader being Luke’s father. Empire is my favorite, but Return of the Jedi is very good, too. Helps to wrap things up. The prequels are such a disappointment to those of us who grew up with the original trilogy, but the younger generations who grew up with the prequels seem to love them as much, maybe more than the original three. I am so curious to see what your opinion is! Can’t wait for more great reactions!

Fellow Iowan. As an Iowan it's my duty to subscribe, and mention the fact that i am also from Iowa. That is all.

Another great comedy is The Princess Bride, the same person who did the lightsaber choreography, and even played Darth Vader for some fight scenes choreographed the sword fight in it, it is a great comedy

24:26 "It's a trap, Chewie, don't do it!" ...that line...in this movie...in total ignorance of the meme to come...life imitates art, even without meaning to...

The second best of the Star Wars movies. Such a treat!

I just cracked up rewatching your reaction to a reveal about 20 mins into this video 🤣. While I know folks must throw out suggestions constantly… Fanboys is a fun movie that often goes under the radar as a good watch for Star Wars fans.

"Oh... hello, Leia!" Yes, yes, yes. That's how all male fans of Star Wars reacted with 'bikini' Leia. If you've seen TV's Friends, that seems to be how Ross reacted to it as well. "Is that the bounty hunter that brought Han in?" Yes. Its Bobba Fett. Even with few or no lines in these original trilogy, he garnered a lot of fans -- too many that the producers capitalized on it in terms of toys and a backstory. There is a current TV series "The Book of Bobba Fett" which is a major part of the Star Wars universe now. But that's in the future of your reactions... there are so much more to learn/digest at this stage in your Star Wars journey...

1. Best guess is that Han was "Jabba's guest" for about a year and a half before the rescue. 2. Vader discovered Leia as Luke's sister because he could feel it in Luke. Luke didn't know that until just before then. 3. Luke's light sabre 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. There's your Fantasy.😎 7. Obvious CGI with the race through the forest. Nobody in their right mind would go that fast. 8. Vader knew about Leia because he can read Luke's mind because of the dark side of the force.👿 9. A little cheese with Han's reaction to Leia telling him Luke is her brother. 10. This is the best of the original George Lucas Star Wars. After this he sold it to Disney and everything changed. Sadly

I was about 11 or 12, and my local cinema showed all three films back-to-back. Me and four of my friends went, and it was an insane day. I got through about 4 massive boxes of popcorn and probably 3 litres of Coke. There was like a 10 minute bathroom break in between each one, which was pointless. A 400-seater cinema, with only one gents and one ladies restroom: the math failed.

I remember when the first time I saw Episode III, that Anakin's Love for Family was stronger than His Hate. After all He became Darth Vader to try and save Padme and He turned back into Anakin to save Luke. Because when the choice was The Emperor or His Son, He chose His Boy. Love was simply something that Evil Manipulating, Megalomaniac, Sociopath of an Emperor couldn't understand. Who could blame Anakin for being Depressed and Lonely believing His Family was All Dead. Talk about taking His Pent Up Anger On Everyone in the meantime. Well He finally did something to make His Kids Proud Of Him. I can imagine Him Kicking Himself for not realising who Leia was, She's so much Like Her Mum. As soon as Leia learnt how talk to Him, I'd imagine plenty of Conversations between Anakin, Luke and Leia. Starting with the Twins asking "What was Mum like?"

Since you already reacted to Episdoe One, originally, they had Sebastian Shaw (Darth Vader) appearing as the Force Ghost appearing alongside Obi Wan's and Yoda's Ghosts. They changed it to Hayden Christensen after Episode One was made.

This was my favorite of the Original trilogy for so many years. I liked the more mature Luke Skywalker, who had become well trained in the ways of the Force and I liked both Vader and the Emperor as the dual villains of the film. Finally, I loved how it was Luke's mission to redeem his father, not to kill him. Today, though it ranks second behind Empire Strikes Back.

Another one 😍😍 u're making me fall in love with star wars without even ever watching it 😅

This AM, KZfaq suggested your content. I've watched you/your Star Wars journey while doing Photoshop work from home. HUUUUUGE Star Wars fan/action figure collector. We're about the same age. I used to be an analyst. You've made my morning. Fantastic!

Tie-fighters (the small ships of the Empire) can't go to hyperdrive, but the ones the rebels have are called X-wings and they do have hyperdrive. It's also possible the Tie-fighter that Vader had (it was a different shape) did also have hyperdrive. It's not really a matter of size but of cost. According to the fandom wiki a hyperdrive could be added to a regular Tie-fighter but it would cost more, add weight and slightly reduce performance both because the extra mass but also strain on the computer system.

The Anakin we see in this replaced the old version, George Lucas did re-edits (you know about this, added CGI and stuff, just to fully complete his vision) For some reason, he added Hayden Christiansan (anakin in the prequels) as a force ghost instead of keeping the original actor for Darth Vader under the mask And it's very confusing starting with 4-6 and seeing the young Anakin. Also, in a story sense, showing him as he appeared when he turned to the dark side and not him when he died, like all other force ghosts.. it's just not my favorite edit from George

The guy playing the Emperor was played by Ian McDiarmid. You will see him later in 1,2,3

One of my fav starwars movies

Timeline order Prequel Trilogy and The Clone Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace Episode 2 Attack of the Clones (set 10 years later) The Clone Wars (Animated Series set in the 3 years between Episode 2 and 3) Episode 3 Revenge of the Sith The Bad Batch (Animated Series set Directly after Episode 3) Obi-wan Kenobi (series set 10 years after Episode 3) SOLO (set at around the same time as the Obi-wan series) Rebels (Animated series set 4 years after Obi-Wan Kenobi) Andor (set 5 years Before Rogue One) Rogue One (set Directly before the events of Episode 4) 1st Trilogy Episode 4 A New Hope (set 19 years after Episode 3) Episode 5 The Empire Strikes Back (set 3 years later) Episode 6 Return of the Jedi The Mandalorian (Series set 5 years after Episode 6) The Book of Boba Fett (Series set after Mandalorian series 1) The Disney Trilogy Episode 7 The Force Awakens (set 30 years After Episode 6) Episode 8 The Last Jedi Episode 9 The Rise of Skywalker

You would have thought this one was the best if you would’ve seen it back when it was released. Grade-schoolers thought it was the coolest!!!

Another great movie is The Fifth Element with Bruce Willis (Die Hard) and Ian Holms (Bilbo from Lord of the Rings) it is a space action comedy

I hope you do The Neverending Story, it's amazing! And I know it's not a movie, but The Mandalorian TV Show is very good to watch after the films if you're interested

My fav Star Wars

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Since you have owned up to being a gaming nerd, albeit just a few games of Dungeons and Dragons, and are a reader. There are roleplaying games for Star Wars, and novels. Heir To The Empire, is considered by fans, to be the true sequels. PS, would like to see a bit on sci-fi and fantasy novels you have read.

enjoyed the reaction. still hard to believe that you went to college and became an IT nerd without ever seeing SW lol. didn't all the other nerds make fun of you for never seeing SW?

Loving the Star wars reactions

Harrison Ford has kind of a creepy smile. Lol

SciFi recommendations: Alien, then Aliens, Terminator, Terminator 2, and The Abyss (I guess this is a James Cameron list)

The original version was supposed to be a big tribe of Wookiee’s instead of Ewoks

Oh ya know, just commenting on all of your videos. You're A W E S O M E ✨️

Keep your reactions coming!

My recommendation is Forest Gump

Leia is such a badass. She is not only a Force user, but she’s one heck of a General. And the actress who plays her is Carrie Fisher who was a real life badass. She took no crap from anyone and always spoke her mind. She was also a huge mental health advocate (Carrie suffered from Bipolar Disorder). Both the actress and character were such an inspiration to millions of little girls across the world for generations.

Indeed there are EPISODEs VII, VIII and IX... I loved them (especially VIII). The sequel trilogy passes the torch to a new group of freedom fighters... but, naturally, there will be a few familiar faces. 😊

nice reaction! episodes 4-6 are the only ones I really cared for.

Great reaction!!! Welcome to the Star Wars family!!

Jabba is a Hutt. It's a specific species that has control over a particular set of galaxies which are separate from the Empire.

Love your channel. Subscribed:)

I'd tell you who was in the little Ewok suit with leia...but since you don't really know movies, I doubt you'd know who he was.

This movie gets a bit slow towards the middle and the tone is a bit too goofy at points. Feels more like it's aimed at kids. But the stuff with Luke/Vader/Palpatine is top tier Star Wars.

remember my friend the other three movies that Disney created of Stars Wars are just something that never was supposed to happen.😐

"All Jedi had was a bunch of muppets"

"The Big One's going down!!!" (That's What She Said)

Tidbit: Carrie Fisher who played Leia is the daughter of Debbie Reynolds whose husband left her for Elizabeth Taylor

Your reactions are so cool!

Yes... the bouty hunter (Boba Fett) is Gone. ;)

Great video as always!!

Excellent thanks 😊

GREAT REACTION

Yes there is a 7, 8, 9. Personally I started liking Star Wars on those. One character in particular is just amazing.

1 thing is Rancor creature was disgusting 🤮 I almost thru up!! It also showed no matter what your pet is they truly are parts of our family & it hurts so bad when they die😭!! ✌🏻☀️

"who's that supposed to be" yet another problem with changing it to fit the prequels by putting in Hayden. if it was the original actor it is much easier to figure out.

Loved your reactions BUT you left out the best 3 minutes of the trilogy...the interaction of Luke and Darth at the end. Maybe edit that back IN.

after this Spaceballs is a great movie as it is a spoof of Star Wars, came out after Episode 6 it is very funny :)

Personally I prefer the original ending with the Ewoks singing and the original Force Ghost, cause why is Alec Guiness there and not Ewan McGregor then from the prequels? I think they should have kept it not Hayden Christensen; but the original actor in the original scene. Governments don't topple that easy as I doubt the people the Emperor put in power would give it up so willingly and quickly; which is why the Rogue Squadron Books make more sense with Imperial Intelligence still controlling the main planet of Coruscant. Since you're a book person I would say try checking out the Timothy Zahn books for Star Wars.

Greetings! I’m enjoying sharing in your journey. But. I wondered why you took up much of the screen during the first half. Also, when there was no music playing, the audio was still left muted much of the time. And, although editing can be a bitch, cutting out the conversation between Luke & Leia was unfortunate. Also, as Darth Vader was Luke’s father, so was Anakin. That’s who you see with Obi-Wan & Yoda @ the end. Lastly, if you could raise the film audio would be great! I have to raise it to hear what’s going on, but when you speak, it’s blasting. Hopefully, in future reactions, you work out these kinks. Stay well &... MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU 💫⭐️🌟✨⚡️

Love your content.

The first 30 mins of Jedi are amazing. But then we end up with Ewoks……

Looking back on it, this one is decidedly "meh". But as a kid seeing this in the theater as my first SW film, i of course felt otherwise!

Still so weird to me they just randomly added Hayden Christensen at the end. I'm use to only Obi-wan being there.

Don't knock the murder bears... :)

Really Love the Channel! keep up the great work! hoping you'll react to "Battleship" soon

Boba Fett kinda gets screwed...

Dad jokes game is strong.

ok this is your re-upload. I did already see it. I was confused.

it is funny that power villain was killed by a yeet anyways bringing him Darth Sidious back makes vaded sacrifice a waste

7,8,9....? Nothing more to see here....move along. I'm one of your new subscribers.....joined a couple days ago....I was born in the year of the Lord 1900 and 72. Going through your catalogue currently and 99% 0f these are right in my wheel house. The super nerds are anti 7,8,9, but c'mon nothing was gonna ever recapture the magic of seeing the first 3 as a child. Anyway "Rogue One" was decent I thought... Don't think I noticed "Galaxy Quest" if not put it on the list. I've been following a handful of reactors since 2020...still waiting for someone to do do "The Outlaw Josey Wales"......it could be you. 8^)

Please put “The Matrix” on your list!