I'm 64 years old and have seen this movie 2 dozen times. I never cried over Vader's death. But I had watery eyes watching her reaction. OMG haha.

She edited out what I think is one of the best lines, when Luke says “I have to save you” and Vader replies “You already have.”

Yeah it was, it was good.

It's good to see you back on track Indian legend! That flying chicken scene never gets old 😋

@@Txotxocrazy4840 Birdie num num

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She's quickly becoming my favorite

It prooves that anakin was always inside the mechanical life support suit he just needed the reassurance and love of his son to wake him up from his nightmare of which he was living for 20 years of his life.

it's very sad 29:28 hard not to cry for this sweet emotional scene

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Abrams didn't get a LOT of things when it comes to telling stories.

@@Nickel_The_Wise Well... to be fair, Lucas didn't to too good a job either with the prequels

@@k1productions87 Atleast Story wise, the Prequels where 100x better then the Sequel Trilogy...

@@Janchi27 ... are you serious? The prequel story was completely asinine, and everything else about them was even worse. Seriously... political drama? It was just George Lucas trying too hard to be Star Trek, while at the same time distancing himself as much from the fantasy elements as possible. ... don't even get me STARTED on Midichloreans.

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@@Centane you should watch the Family Guy Star Wars. They did all 3 original movies as 1 episode each. It's really funny.

...And she did it all by her self.

(eyebrows raised): What does that even mean?

@@mariotovar2173 it means that she used his rogue-ish, scoundrel ways against him, just as he did to her in the previous movie.

@Kristopher Chavez Before that though, it was just to indicate that Luke has mastered constructing a lightsaber of his own, since he lost his own in TESB.

One of the early trailers shows a blue saber, yeah, it doesn’t read very well on screen.

Really? I had no idea....interesting. Glad they added different colors - makes sense now.

He also originally intended them to be called laser swords, but Alec Guinness (Obi Wan) thought that sounded ridiculous, and hassled Lucas into letting him call them light sabers instead.

@@WheresWaldo05 people who might be interested in film history. Who pissed in your cheerios, dude?

I like R2's story much better then 😂 the droids deserves more!!

Its not clear if Lucas intended it to be that way, or if he just said it after so many other people put forth the idea.

@@chadfalardeau5396 in a way R2 D2 and C3PO are principal character.and I think they're meant for the publoic to identify to them a bit. well they're the witnesses of the story of the Skywalker family and they have their moments.

@@Centane The only problem is....R2 is SUCH a foul-mouthed individual. Everything he says has to be "bleeped" out 😁. I suppose that if they didn't do that, Star Wars would have an "R" rating. LOVE watching you take this trip to a galaxy far, far away. You have a ways to go....but I'm here for every bit of it!

R2-D2 = he/him

OH SHOOT YEP

the family reunion did not go well...

Remember the time Vader tried to shoot Luke while he was doing the trench run attacking the first Death Star? He certainly cares for his kids

@@dracoargentum9783 i agree actually it was TARKIN who destroyed Leia's home planet , Vader was the audience

@@pudgebl67 and then chopping his son's hand off! Now that's disciplining your kid!

#2 was supposed to happen but Disney ruined that. One reason why so many fans are angry because the idiots over there didn't understand the meaning of ROTJ.

@@IdealUser How could Disney ruin everything? I mean they made a few scifi movies that were obviously cheap knockoffs of Star Wars, but it's not like they've ever made a REAL Star Wars movie. What a shame the movies ended with Jedi. Oh well, I guess we at least have the expanded universe. LOL

@@IdealUser no Kathleen and George ruined it. He only sold Lucas film to Disney after he made them keep Kathleen in charge cuz she officially took over two years before the Disney deal. George gave Star Wars fans Kathleen not Disney

@@IdealUser hey it was Kathleen who made Boba a beast he was trash in the original trilogy

@@johnwalkeristhatdude3018 How are you blaming George? Kathleen didn't have the "power" over them only after the Disney purchase and I don't blame George Lucas, he DID care about SW but put yourself in his shoes, he probably thought he was too old to deal with all the Sequel information and projects unfolding and never in a million years thought that it could be a bad idea, he thought he had left the SW franchise in good hands since he saw they were making a relatively good job with other projects, I mean would you normally think a multi-million company screw up something so beloved so badly?.. I mean, now we know but back then nobody could guess how bad it could be…

Should be noted that there's a deleted scene where it's shown.

@@tFighterPilot Yes. Kinda wish they kept it.

@@manuelrobledo8072 I don't. I liked it when you see the lightsaber flare up for the first time after he catches it on the skiff. The cheer from the audience in the theater was deafening!

And the out-of-story it's green is so it would show up against the Tattooine sky.

Underrated comment.

@@DylansPen No it isn't. It's an inaccurate one.

@@jedislap8726 LOL Relax.

"How many are there?" Dunbar: "As many as there are stars at the sky."

Disney: Get a thesaurus and look up "death".

Its been stuck in my head for over 25 years, I hope it stays

used as ringtones for spouses the world over...

If it hasn't already been done, someone needs to make a parody video of Darth Vader having to report to the Human Resources Department, and getting chewed out by a no nonsense little old lady bureaucrat because numerous employees have filed complaints against him.

In fairness, if they make the effort, he doesn’t murder them

Luke should have asked for a good sign in bonus and joined

Luke used the dark side after he went into big brother mode. As he was using his father's offensive fighting style

There’s a clear shift towards Leia after he contacts her, following his fight with Vader, in Empire Strikes Back.

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 after I put that, I thought about the part when he tells her to point the gun at the deck. You can see the older brother vibes there, also. So I’m thinking you’re right about that. There was a transfer when they connected there. I think the mental side of her powers are really strong, though. She remembers her mother. Way in the back of her mind she knew that Luke was her brother. She withstood Vader in ANH. I kinda want to visit the universe where they had the budget and technology to have both of them learn the Force. He’s the physical side, while she’s the mental.

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Or maybe he was already IN big-bro mode.

Honestly, I feel only in Episode 3 you might care about him. Int he first one he doesn't contribute to anything and second is full of infamous diaolgue (plus, the second movie is most boring one). The third prequel is where I'd say he's trying (even if the writting doesn't help in some moments).

@@CalciumChief That's why I said "complete story". Whether or not it compels viewers to the point of "caring" (as you say) is a separate matter. But yeah, to each their own.

after all isn't star wars the Story of how to accept our emotion love hate sadness or happiness.

@@valentinlageot4101 "Hate leads to suffering".

Yes that Leia reveal reaction was the best

"Don't do spoilers, please!" If only you got that memo.

@@rollomaughfling380 you can’t spoil what’s rotten at it’s core ;)

@@rollomaughfling380 can't spoil garbage

Please don't waste time on the prequels nobody asked for.

They did. No new Death Stars were built after this one.

Wait till Rogue One and the season 2 finale of the Mandalorian

TROS

@@DanSolo0119 the madolorian is sad?

Episode 3 will not make you laugh out loud.

@@Ejaz100 Sad/happy/all of that, especially after the disappointment of the sequel trilogy.

Well, he did try to make up about that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qrege5CFmsfHnZ8.html

But, he didn't know it was her, did he?

@@jsbcody LMFAOOO!!!

...yeah the afterlife family reunion did not go so well...

You mean younglings from Episode 3? *Ahahahahahaha*

Or the ending of T2...

@@Niemand Guilty of both. Wouldn't be watching it right otherwise 😋

It's natural 😉

😉 yessir

Thank you kindest one 🥺✨

Retroactively, yes. Not planned in advance but it works. We should offer the same courtesy to all of Star Wars.

Can you imagine? How irresponsible of him! Surely such lack of planning would be doom for the films... /sarcasm

@@WesMordine That's one of the things I often point out when people say that the sequel trilogy needed to be planned out like the original movies... It didn't need to be planned out, it just needed a cohesive vision and not 2.5 people winging it.

I find this hard to believe. On the issue of whether Vader was intended to be Luke's father, David Prowse somehow knew that was a possibility. He told the press how Empire Strikes Back would end and George got angry with him for that which is why he kept all scripts for future Star Wars films top secret. Even back when there was just 1 Star Wars film, some of the characters were behaving like they know a lot more than what they're telling Luke. You have Owen and Beru giving each other strange looks after Luke told them that R2 and 3P0 belonged to Obi-Wan. Then, Owen was quick to tell Luke to erase the droids's memories and when Beru mentioned how Luke has too much of his father in him, Owen replied, "That's what I'm afraid of." Next, you have Obi-Wan hesitating to answer Luke's question of how his father died. If that kind of reaction isn't the perfect segway to Vader being Luke's father, then I don't know what is. On whether Leia was intended to be Luke's sister, there were hints throughout Empire Strikes Back that sets up their potential sibling connection. First, when Luke leaves Dagobah, Obi-Wan believed that he was the jedi's last hope but Yoda tells him, "There is another". Next, when Leia is escaping from Cloud City, she hears Luke calling out to her through the force. This should've been obvious that they're related because near the end of the movie, Luke hears Vader calling out to him as well. If George really didn't plan all of this out, then he has a funny way of showing it.

​@@loudboy317 You find it difficult to believe because you already know what happens in episode 6 and have gone back and retroactively prescribed meaning. Try, if you can, to pretend that Episode IV was the only Star Wars movie you've seen (or that it was the only one that was ever made). Would you draw any of these conclusions? Or is there a far simpler explanation that pertains to the story at hand? For example, Owen makes his feelings on Obi Wan known ("That wizard is just a crazy old man") and that he doesn't want Luke going off to join the academy, or as Obi Wan later says "He feared you may fallow old Obi Wan on some damn fool idealistic crusade like your father did". This is all very typical Hero's Journey "Call to Adventure" and "Refusal of the Call" stuff. Obi Wan takes a moment to collect himself and tell Luke about what happened to his father because telling a kid how his father died and your part in it can be a bit difficult. It's just 'acting'. The simple fact is that the events as depicted in these scenes is what was originally intended and only handwaved away in later movies ("...from a certain point of view.") when NEW ideas were introduced. If you need more evidence, all you have to do is go back and look at interviews with George from around the time Episode IV came out, or look at earlier drafts of the story to see how things evolved (the story was constantly changing and evolving). And if you want another time capsule of how things were originally intended, read "Splinter of the Mind's Eye". It was a novel that was written while the first movie was still in production, and meant to serve as the movie's sequel if it flopped. The romantic relationship between Luke and Leia is more developed and obvious. As for Empire and 'There is another...' Nowhere in the movie is it made obvious that it was supposed to be Leia. ...Because it wasn't supposed to be Leia. It was originally an artifact that was left over from earlier drafts of the script when Luke WAS supposed to have a sister, but it was an entirely new character. And there are a few alternate drafts which actually state that no, there is no other hope but Luke. So... take that for what you will. George Lucas is an amazing creator and a fantastic 'idea' guy. I love the world that he created. But if you think he had it all planned out and things didn't evolve from movie to movie, year to year and didn't change his mind on a whim, then you should go back and learn a bit more about the behind the scenes history of Star Wars.

@@ArmouredPhalanx There's still the matter of David Prowse already knowing that Darth Vader was going to be Luke's father even before George wrote the script for Empire Strikes Back. There's a newspaper article from 1978 where David tells the reporter about the plot twist for the next movie. How would he know that if George wasn't planning on adding the "I am your father" scene into the script? Why would George accuse David of spoiling the plot of ESB before the movie was released? Even if I were to pretend that Episode 4 was the only film I've seen, I would still draw the same conclusions based on Owen and Beru talking about how Luke has too much of his father in him and the way Obi-Wan "collected" himself before answering Luke's question. David Prowse didn't have to pretend because he made the same conclusions too and he turned out to be correct. As for Leia, it's true that there's no indication throughout A New Hope that she was Luke's sister (or Vader's daughter for that matter) but you're wrong about ESB not making it obvious about her being the "other". As soon as Yoda said there is another, the movie cuts straight to Leia and there's still the issue of her sensing Luke through the force. She turns the falcon around and knew exactly where to find him. There's no way Leia would know that Luke was in danger or how to find him if she didn't have any Jedi powers. Also, George has a habit of disregarding the expanded universe especially the ones that were written while the 1977 film was being made.

I've always considered it a primal connection being twins. Yeah, they kissed, but they didn't know. And it made sense to both of them when they did find out, how their connection wasn't romantic, but plutonic. Now if they found out, then romantically kissed... that's wrong. ;o)

I think she kissed him just to irritate Han

@@minnesotajones261 - Kinda like a mother/son kiss (BttF).

My favorite one was when the emperor gave the order to the Death Star’s commander to fire on Endor’s moon if the shield went down. It shows that even for Imperial officials, there are still some lines they wouldn’t cross.

Lucas has changed it, because Vader was the one in the old body. Anakin was most of the time in his young body.

@@joel5135 yeah it makes more sense beacuse it was anakins force ghost not vaders

Lucas changed it so the movies would match up. When 6 ends that was Anikan. Then 25 years later, he had a different Anikan (actor). And as mentioned, he wanted them to be the same. As far as being old, don’t know if they had de-aging tech then but my theory is that’s what he looked like the last time we saw Anikan before he became Vader. We can recognize him.

@@vetreleccz2959 makes no sense since it was Anakin in the suit. He had been redeemed and returned to the light side of the Force. He appears as an old man in the original for this very reason.

@Kristopher Chavez I think Yoda put it very well when he said the Anakin Obi-Wan knew was gone. Ben even explains this to Luke when he said the good man that was Anakin was gone. So when Vader ceased being an agent of the darkside, it was the older Anakin that had returned to the light. You're not going to regress to a younger Anakin because that Anakin no longer existed.

I'm so excited for episode 2 and 3!! But going to post another reaction first as I need a little Sci-Fi Fantasy break ✨

Yes

I think she still should watch the Sequel Trilogy and make her own opinion of it. Sequel Trilogy haters are just as exhausting as the Prequel Trilogy haters.

@@merchillio of curse she should watch the sequels. The books are just my recommendation.

A lot of ideas from Dark Empire came over to the Sequel Trilogy. Also, several of George's own.

Agree 100%

@@rickardroach9075 I think 'The Sixth Sense' was released the same year as 'The Phantom Menace'. I bet Haley Joel Osment would have really done a great job as young Anakin. Unlike Jake Lloyd....that kid could act.

No, it takes place a year after Empire Strikes Back. Empire Strikes Back took place 3 years after A New Hope ;)

@@AvertSec That’s what I just said isn’t it?

@@paladinheadquarters7776 Yes, you edited your comment :p

@@AvertSec no but I edited my comment to add “you should watch episode 2 and 3 next.” Plus I hadn’t even seen your comment until I refreshed the page. Either way I didn’t change the top.

Starring Wicket himself, Warrick Davis.

@Beverly Rankin, I agree. For me this is truly the final movie. That fake 7-9, actually attempts to replace the original trilogy by destroying it. I will always argue that a true SW fan cannot accept what doesn't fit within the Original trilogy's lore. That is why The Mandalorian, and the Clone Wars have been successful because they respected the original trilogy instead of trying to erase it to replace it.

@Tom Lompa There is no other series "AFTER" the original.

Pffft! Episodes 1 & 2 are the worst SW films by far.

@@madouc5754 nah I think the sequel trilogy with Rey and all them take that cake, but that’s my opinion. Episode 3 was good in my opinion.

Its cute that you grew up with the prequels and thought they were watchable.

@@madouc5754 Apparently you haven't seen Episodes VIII & IX...

@@crapstirrer I grew up with both and I like both. Episode 3 was probably the best out of the prequel trilogy.