Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! Sorry for the delay, wanted to include a lot, so copyright was a bit harsh! Also just like with Finding Nemo, please feel free to watch this in multiple sittings, I know it is long. See you next for Aladdin King Of Thieves and Finding Dory!!

The Darth Vader twist is still one of the greatest scenes in history.

17:53 Didn't see anyone explain it yet but the Walkers really are extremely heavily armored. However, their major weakpoint is in their neck. By making the Walker fall, it leaves their neck vulnerable and easier to aim at.

Nick: There’s a face?! Me:Okay, Nick. Now you MUST watch the prequel trilogy so you can see what happened to Vader.

“Jumping to light speed” is just what it sounds like - rocketing off at the speed of light! 😆 Which is why the stars all become streaks of light at that speed. It allows for travel to other parts of the galaxy without it taking possible months like with real space travel.

The man telling Leia to close the blast doors is John Ratzenbeger. He voiced The Underminer in The Incredibles and other characters.

Empire Strikes Back Facts: - So first I’d like to point out besides the facts I shared on patreon how you notice at the end of the film C-3PO has a silver leg he had a silver one in the first film as well, - When George was coming up for an idea with Yoda he asked Jim Henson if he could puppeteer and voice Yoda, but he told him he couldn’t because he was busy with other projects, but recommended his friend Frank Oz who is also a puppeteer and nearly every time Yoda is voiced in any Star Wars media it is Frank Oz who you will know better as the director of Little Shop of Horrors among other films, - Originally before Han is frozen he was supposed to respond to Leia’s I love you with I love you too, but Harrison Ford felt that isn’t what the character would say so it became I Know, - This isn’t so much a behind the scenes detail, but is one people always miss is that in the last scene of Lando in the Falcon before they take off if you look carefully you will notice he is wearing Han’s clothes, - The film won two Oscars one for Best Sound and the other being an honorary award for Best Visual Effects, and John Williams was nominated for Best Original Score and the film was also nominated for Art Direction, -lastly if the enemy has black or white helmets that cover their face and armor on know they are on the bad guys side.

NO SPOILERS: It was briefly mentioned in Ep.4 that the Jedi were the guardians of peace and justice in the galaxy in the days before the Empire, drawing their power from the good or light side of the Force. It was also mentioned that they were generals during a conflict called the Clone Wars. Vader had been Obi-Wan's apprentice, but Vader was seduced to the dark side and helped the Empire hunt down and kill all the Jedi. The Emperor was also briefly mentioned a couple of times. It was mentioned on the Death Star that he had finally just done away with the puppet senate he had been keeping in place to give the illusion of a democracy. They explained that instead of senators, planets and systems would now be ruled by special Imperial warlords called Grand Moffs, regional governors who could rule as they pleased, answering only to the Emperor himself. You needn't worry about the particulars of any of this right now, but it will be elaborated on in future films. But basically, before the Empire, there had been a democratic Republic. There was no military because there had been peace for a thousand years. The peace was kept by the Jedi Knights, who were sort of like the Knights of the Round Table, marshals of the Old West, and Zen Buddhist monks combined. They dedicated their lives to mastering the Force in service to the Republic and maintaining peace within it. This isn't really a spoiler, but it was mentioned in novelizations, radio dramas, deleted scenes and other merchandise at the time that Darth Vader was a Dark Lord of the Sith. It was never explained which made it very mysterious, but it was clear that Vader wasn't exactly a Jedi, but something else that we hoped would be explained later.

R2-D2 is the one character that has been in every Star Wars movie. Including the two side films, Solo & Rogue One. And the Mandolorian & Book of Boba Fett tv series.

Best part of the movie is the twist ending! No one saw it coming! I saw this on VHS AND MY JAW DROPPED!

This movie was released on the same day as The Blues Brothers (1980), in which Carrie Fisher and Frank Oz also appeared.

This is the least-changed of the original trilogy. In the original 1980 version, the Emperor was actually played by a woman, and voiced by Clive Revill. It was only in the 2004 version that Ian McDiarmid reprised the role.

The best of the original three in my opinion, although I love them all.

The next one (Episode 6) is still my favorite Star Wars movie to this day.

You can go back to what Ben tells Luke in Episode IV after giving him his father’s light saber. He says that for a thousand generations, the Jedi Knights were guardians of peace and justice in the Old Republic. Think of the Samurai or Knights of the Medieval Age. They had been purged (killed off by Darth Vader) by the time Episode IV occurs.

Remember, when this movie first came out, it was only the second Star Wars movie. No one knew who Yoda was. It was a huge surprise that that "funny little green elf" was just pretending and was actually Yoda the whole time.

I'm a Star Wars fan, and the fans can absolutely be toxic, if you don't like the same movies they do and if you like the movies they don't like, and if you don't like or dislike something in the 'right' way.

"That place… is strong with the dark side of the Force. A domain of evil it is. In you must go." "What's in there?" "Only what you take with you. This scene is fascinating for so many reasons, It shows how much influence the force has on a person. Luke asks" What's in there?" and Yoda responds "Only what you take with you.' And he wasn't referring only to items like weapons but also emotions when he said Luke didn't need weapons he hesitated for a brief second and still took the lightsaber with him showing fear, once he enters the cave he finds Vader and once it's revealed that it was luke inside the mask, it wasn't just a vision, but one of the future and this shows us that by bringing fear with him into the cave, it was a path of the dark side and if Luke remained that way he would become Vader( not directly but someone who is corrupted by the dark side) and it serves as a realization to him the dangers that easily with simple and primal emotions such as fear can lead you to the dark side

Here we go! Peak Star Wars, and one of the best movies of all time!

Keep in mind that we had to wait YEARS to find out what happened next! Also note that it's not really clear if Vader is actually being truthful. We've seen that he will lie and cheat and say and do anything to get what he wants, he's been doing it the entire movie. It could just be another of Vader's manipulative tricks, tying to kick Luke while he's down to break him down and get him on his side.

The at-at (big walkers) have a energy shield that's up all the time until they get tripped up and it disables the shield (most likely from the energy source being dislodged)

The behind the scenes of these movies were incredible. It's amazing what George Lucas and his crew were able to pull off with what they had back in the 70s.

Every Empire Strikes Back Reaction: "he can choke people through the phone?!" lmao

Blasters couldn’t penetrate the AT-AT’s armor while it was functional. Once it had been taken out by the harpoons, it’s structure was compromised, and so it was able to be destroyed by blasters.

When Leia reaches out to Luke with the force.. literal chills bro!

PSA: For anyone who wants to legally own the unedited original cuts there's a 2006 DVD set with them perfectly untouched.

YAY!!! You watched it! Can't wait for you to continue! SO glad that the reveal is still surprising to audiences today =)

Not even a huge fan of Star Wars, but there's nothing quite like seeing somebody react to it for the very first time. And your reactions to pretty much anything are always a joy to watch, so that makes it even better.

The scars on Luke's face are real after he was rescued by Hans, the actor had gotten into a motorcycle accident between movies.

"There's a face?...It's an actual head inside of there." I love your genuine reactions 😂. Don't ever change.

In some scenes, you can see scratches on Luke's face. They're actually from a motorcycle accident Mark Hamill got into.

Fun fact: Yoda is voiced by Frank Oz, who is known for voicing lovable Sesame Street character Grover!

Boba Fett was introduced in this movie, but in the digitally restored Star Wars: A New Hope, where he was intergraded into the scene, standing next to Jabba.

Imagine having to wait 3 years like we did for the conclusion! Thanks again Nick!

Ah Empire Strikes Back. A classic my dad grew up with 😍❤️. I’ll truly never forget the music and acting in this, it also has some of the most iconic fight scenes and lore to the entire franchise. Can’t wait for the next one Nick ❤️❤️

This Star Wars movie is the best of the 3😍I absolutely love it. The first time I watched it, I didn’t expect the twist at the end. I can’t wait to see what u think of this film. And don’t worry about the toxic fans. Ignore them. Ur entitled to ur own opinion.

For the voice of Darth Vader it was originally intended for legendary Orson Welles To voice the main antagonist in the original star wars trilogy After dismissing David Prowse who performed Darth Vaders suit he was an English bodybuilder with the height of 6 feet and 6 inches due to his west country English accent however determining that Welles voice might be to familiar and recognizable to audiences George lucas instead have James Earl Jones who voiced mufasa from Disneys the Lion King was not credited from the two films until 1983 which was the last installment return of the Jedi.

Freezing him doesn’t make him evil, Nick, it’s just put him into hibernation.

1:01:01 Background guy: "I can't let the Empire get their hands on my electric butter churner!!!"

After you've watched the original trilogy you should really consider watching the 3 prequals. They tell the story of how Anakin Skywalker became Vader and how the empire was formed.

This is my favorite Star Wars movie. Don’t get me wrong, I love all of them, but this one takes the cake. The music, the acting, the writing, it’s all just so good!

I love how on hoth, the rebels keep walking around Leia and Han while they're arguing like it's just another Tuesday.

I'm SHOCKED. I've literally never heard anyone complain about the Hoth scene. One of the best of the saga So much Action, build up, tension, character development Each to their own I guess

Awesome reaction, glad you chose this epic franchise! 🌠🌠🌠

They gave a lot more focus to Vader in this one, as well as the concept of what the force is. Which was much needed I feel. And don’t worry about not understanding some things! I’m still learning new things about these movies even now. 😆 And they’re a little infamous for throwing you right into the world without much explanation. And as far as what a Jedi is, at least my definition, they master the ways of the force and use those skills to protect the galaxies. Kinda like the superheroes of the world. A Sith is someone similar, but is an agent for the Dark Side.

Thank you! Keep up the awesome work. Your vids are great

NickFlix: Awww! Don't run away from him! You just had an amazing moment! That's actually WHY she was running from him. She's afraid of her feelings for him. She doesn't want to get attached, especially because of few factors. 1, she's a princess/general and he's a borderline criminal. It would endanger the people's trust in her to be involved with someone who seen as a criminal or has done stuff for their enemies (or allies of their enemies) in the past. 2. She lost a good portion of the people she loved and cared about due to Alderaan. She doesn't want to get close to someone, only to have them die due to her decisions in this war. 3. She's still uncertain how she feels about Luke.

I just found you like 3 days ago and in that time, i watched your movie reactions to Mary Poppins, Saving Mr.Banks, The Jungle Book and the first two Star Wars movies. The way you watch these movies for the first time with a childlike wonder and really caring for it all is so great, almost adorable, especially considering these movies hold so many childhood memories to me. I hope to see more of this stuff. :)

Along with his hand, Luke also lost his father's lightsaber. The only thing of his father's that he ever received. And just after he loses it, he learns that everything he was told about his father was a lie.

I'm at a wedding but I can't wait to watch this i bet is going to be a good reaction

Not a dream, Nick, a vision. Luke saw his own face inside Vader’s helmet, because the Dark Side was showing him that he too could become a Dark Lord.

Traditional Jedi training was meant to be started before an infant could form attachments, even to their parents.. This is what Yoda meant by too old.

3:56 Nick's phone going off to the timing of the droid landing is priceless 😂

GLAD YOU'RE GETTING TO The Empire Strikes Back!!!!! The studio where this and Star Wars and Jedi were filmed is Elstree Studios, just outside of London. Back in 2018 my family and I vacationed in London and it was one of the BEST experiences of my life!!! I was getting to visit the home of Star Wars (and Indiana Jones)!!!!! My wife and I took a picture outside of Elstree. Fun fact - the soundstage that housed Cloud City, the Hoth Echo Base and Dagobah was built specifically for this movie, and unfortunately has since been torn down and now a grocery store, of all things, sits on the site!!!

Im so excited for you to see the rest of these!!! I just spent all week watching these so I could watch em with you and know what's happening 😊 C3P0 getting blown up made me cry,, and chewie digging through the trash too that was sad, I watched 2 and 6 as a kid, and played the video games with my brother, but it all made NO sense to me haha, now as an adult I love it so much! 😄

i read years ago that the walkers have a small, weak shield generator, like the Millenium Falcon and X-wings, but not as strong or as sturdy. It's only meant to repel small arms fire from infantry, not ship-to-ship type engagements. . SO, they are immune to blaster fire, unless the shield generator is damaged and an important part of the generator is under the chin/neck area....so if the walker face-plants, it disables the shield immediately.

This is my favorite Star Wars movie. It blew me away when my dad took me to see it when I was 11. I have seen it too many times to count and I love seeing the spaceships on the big screen.

Did you really think the protagonist would die when the series wasn’t over yet lol 😂

When Yoda found the cave it was shown that his greatest fear was a dark side version of himself. He eventually defeated his dark side mirror by accepting the simple fact that there would always be deep down within aspects of the dark side within him but that he had control over those negative aspects of himself. In Luke's case he saw his own head within the helmet of Vader. This had 2 meanings behind it, one was that if he was not careful, he would follow in Vader's footsteps. The second was a warning to Luke that he was in no way ready to take on Darth Vader for real and have any chance of winning.

3:54 The phone notification when the probe hit 🤣

Here's a little explanation for the beginning when the blasters suddenly worked on the walkers. They never state it in the movie, but those big four legged walkers are weak at the neck, so that's the only place where a blaster would actually work

11:37 - They put him into a Bacta tank. Bacta is a fluid in the Star Wars universe that quickens the healing process, and although I don’t think it’s seen much in the main movies characters in the smaller series and the extended universe (non-canonical books) are usually submerged in Bacta to heal extensive injuries. Side note: This whole sequence was added into the movie because Mark Hamill had been in a car accident which resulted in facial scars and the writers needed a way to explain them.

I think I can help you out with some details you need answered here... Reguarding Obiwan: A jedi or lightside user communes with the force with peace and guidance but everything and everyone actually has the force in them. It's just a jedi can go the EXTRA mile to it. Even in their death in a way ie force ghost I feel like you would LOVE the clone wars but it would really get emotional for you I miiiiight have to explain the place where Yoda brought Luke. Degoba is a very high force planet that force sensitive people can sense. He said and I Quote "only what you take with you" can be also be emotional or mental. That's why Luke was asking about the darkside earlier and why he took his lightsaber If need more smaller questions answered there is Wookieepedia example: the yeti creature is called a Wampa, force ghost like Obi, anti gravity technology, snow troopers, hyperspace, it's all there

33:00 - What you have to understand is that Yoda was testing Luke's patience. There's a reason for that, which will become clear in future movies. But take note of that. I don't give out "spoilers", so I can't really elaborate on it at the moment. Just pay very close attention to what Yoda and Obi-Wan say here. 37"25 - The Cave. Long story short, Yoda has been using that cave to "mask" his presence on Dagobah. The Cave has a strong connection to the Dark Side of The Force. Yoda knew this, so he set up his home near it, so that Vader and The Emperor could not sense him there. This was "well known" back when the movie came out, so it's technically not a spoiler. However, THIS might be a little bit of one: As a Jedi progresses in their training, between moving from a Padawan (student) to a Jedi Knight (low level teacher), they must go through "Trials". This is one such test, although, the tests are not "written in stone" as to how they are given. For Luke, he had to enter the Cave, and "face his fears" (Darth Vader). The Cave basically revealed to him that he was not yet ready to face Vader and could actually fall to the Dark Side, if he "chose the quick and easy path" as Yoda has said. It's kinda complicated, and the information comes from many sources that we had back in 1980-81. Also, when Luke asked, "What's in there?" and Yoda said, "Only what you take with you." He wasn't referring to Luke's weapons, which is why Yoda told him, "You will not need them." What Yoda was referring to was what Luke carried with him both mentally and emotionally. Remember, at this point, Luke believed that Vader had killed his father. So, deep down, he wanted some form of revenge or payback. That is not the Jedi way. So, his desire for revenge could lead him down the road to embracing the Dark Side and kill the man he believed had killed his father. I'll continue this later. I have to do some other stuff for a bit. But I'm enjoying your video.

Jumping to Lightspeed is essentially teleportation. Where they exceed the speed of light which allows them to travel vast distances across the galaxy in a matter of minutes or seconds even. The most notorious being Han Solo's ship (Millennium Falcon) where it can travel 1041.66 light years per hour: *697 billion mph!* (The math took longer) *Quick note: Darth Vader is basically a Cyborg. His story is explained through chapter I to III*

Mark Hamill got scarred on bike accident. The Snow monster scene is done to explain the scars.

I just finished watching this after the wedding I was at and this has to be top 3 of my favorite reactions from you

Perfect example of plot armor protecting a hero character. Every other speeder hit by the AT-AT's either blow up in the air or turn into a fireball hitting the ground except Luke's who just hits a snowbank.

I was literally just thinking about episode 5 this afternoon, and part of my train of thought was that I might decide to look up a reaction video, so the timing on this release is perfect!

Nick, Obi-Wan’s death was a massive homage to The Wizard of Oz and the Wicked Witch melting. Being that my generation grew up with Wizard of Oz being super ingrained in our pea brains, we all understood the reference.

24:09 Once while watching this, one of my brothers joked that Yoda thinks his walking stick is his lightsaber, hence why he whacks R2-D2 like that.

Very great reaction mate, I'm very happy you enjoyed this movie a lot more where it has so kind of hooked for episode 6. Same as my comment for your episode 4 reaction, I'll do my best to explain some stuff to try and help out. But the general thought is it's a shame that space battles don't do anything for your cause in a way, space battles are what make Star Wars well Star Wars, but not completely. It's gonna be interesting to see your take in later movies, but know that I understand and respect your opinion on things with these movies. So to explain a couple things to the best of my understanding, during the opening Battle of Hot, they trip the AT-AT (Walkers) to neutralize the shield that was keeping it safe from blaster fire. Kind of like opening a weakness since it was immobilized. Also, to be honest, I agree with you that the battle of Hoth doesn't do it for me either honestly, but a much better space battle will come. So moving on, when Yoda said Luke was "too old" that was very true with how new Jedi are formed. It's talked about and shown a lot more in the prequels, but back then, they started training when the kids were toddlers. The reasoning for this is it's easier to teach the ways of a Jedi to a very young child compared to a 10-year-old, teenager, and especially for a young adult like Luke (who was 22 for this movie) When Luke fought that illusion of Vader deep in the swamps and the mask is blown off to show a face, that was Luke's face. Basically saying in a way, is that if you follow the path to the dark side, Luke would become Vader. Now speaking of Vader real quick, obviously, he is Anakin Skywalker, and all I will say is that ep 6 touches on this topic, but the prequels (ep 1-3) fully show how and why Anakin turned into Darth Vader and ESPECIALLY why he looks like that under the helmet. Other little things/details: - Leia kissing Luke was only to get to Han, please know that when they made this movie, they didn't have everything planned out with what is gonna happen in Ep 6 so don't think too hard about this scene when a certain event gets reveal in Ep 6 - Yoda was testing Luke to see if he had patience, as you figured out, he was purposely being annoying as a test. Luke failed, which is why Yoda was hesitant to train him at first. - Keep in mind the line Yoda says "No there is another" this line can be interpreted in different ways, I will dive deeper into this line in the Ep 6 reaction. - Han being frozen in carbonite is like in other sci-fi movies where if you're frozen in ice, the person is completely fine. So don't worry about Han being physically injured by being frozen - Luke didn't get his arm cut off, only his hand got cut off. Fun facts: - The scars on Luke's face during the Wampa (Yeti) Cave and when he was recovering were real. Mark Hamil, the actor for Luke got into a serious car accident - Mark Hamil didn't like the scene where Luke cut off the Wampa's (Yeti) arm, cause he believe Luke would never hurt an animal/creature so violently. They never told him that's what happen, Mark only believed he was grazing/hitting the fur of the Wampa to scare it away. - Yoda is roughly around 900 years old during the events of this movie so can't really expect an old man to go with Luke into battle. Also, it was none of his business to interfere. - The scene with the Empororer is one of the enhanced versions of the movie and looks WAY better than the original scene. Side note, do watch Ep 6 in the same most recent version cause one of the ending scenes make a lot more sense for when you watch the prequels. - Han saying "I know" to Leia's "I love you" to what I remember was improvised, cause saying "I love you" back, though sweet, VERY cliche so good on Harrison Ford (Actor of Han) - Now to sadly end this on a sad fact, still, Harrison Ford wanted Han to fully die in this movie, cause he did not want to play him anymore. Of course, he's still alive and Harrison still plays him in Ep 6, but it's hard to ignore that he really hates Han as a character. Still, it's very impressive that even though he hates being Han, he does an incredible job as him. Shows how amazing an actor Harrison is. So if you read all this, I'm pretty surprised, but I appreciate you putting the time to hear my nerd Star Wars opinions on this movie, just wait till we get to my favorite, Ep 3. Thanks for reading and may the force be with you

John Ratzenberger is in this movie he is the rebel that tells leia that the shield doors must be closed at hoth,but his voice does not sound like the underminer back then before he did voices on pixar movies. Also the character Wedge Antilles is played by Dennis Lawson who is Ewan McGregor's uncle,and also Wedge Antilles was in a new hope when he was taking down the Death Star,he is in this movie at the battle of Hoth,he is also in return of the jedi at the final space battle,and he is also in Rise of Skywalker using the gun turrent of the Millennium Falcon.

Vader: no I am your father No matter how many times I hear that line it never gets old one of the greatest reveals in movie history

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Your channel is the gift that keeps on giving!

I like that once Tarkin isn't around to stop him, Vader just kills everyone who annoys him, lol. Also I think the first clue we get that Vader is Luke's father is that when the Emperor is like 'kill the son of Skywalker' Vader's like '...OR how about I turn him?' This from the man who kill everyone who gets in his way. I think it's also only half a lie, that they said Vader killed Luke's father. He did, in a metaphorical way. Anikan 'died' and Vader continued on.

The deck officer on Hoth that tells Leia that the shield doors must be closed while they're waiting and hoping for Han to come back with Luke may have a familiar voice, as he's also in every single Pixar feature (He was the helpful school of fish that told Marlin and Dory where to find the East Australian Current for example). He also played a character on the long running sitcom Cheers.

At the end, when Admiral Piett survives Vader's wrath: At that point, Vader was too disappointed and depressed to kill anybody, so we went back to his little pod to sulk and listen to Morrissey.

This maybe 8 days late but here’s a funny story about the premiere. Nobody on set except for James Earl Jones (voice of Vader but not the suit actor) and Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) knew that Vader was Luke’s father, and to hide it, the line used on set was “Obi-Wan killed your father.” At the premiere, Harrison Ford (Han Solo) sat next to Hamill, and when that line “I am your father” came up, Ford leaned to Mark and said “Hey kid, you didn’t f*cking tell me that.”

In the scenes where Luke escapes from the Wampa's lair rolling down the hill and where Obi-Wan first appears as a force ghost it was so cold outside that the cast and crew shot 15 feet from the doors of the hotel they were using. This May members of the 501st legion went back and revisited some of the Hoth sites including the glacial plain that the AT-AT's marched across.

"who is that!!??" hahahahahaahhaahhahahah oh, dear. you always make me laugh. that was luke, his fear is becoming evil so the face under the mask was himself "but why did he go to the dark side?" all us us: * giggle nervously and cry*

THe reason this one is so good is because it was written by Lawrence Kasden. Who also wrote Raiders of the Lost Ark, Return of the Jedi, Silverado and others.

1 view, 10 likes, 9 comments... How is this even possible!?

The imperial walkers actually have deflector shields as well. When that one fell it lost the extra protection and it destroyed the cockpit as well leaving a weakpoint, explaining why the blaster shot worked on it

1:03:03 Darth Vader: “I am your father.” Me: Jaw dropped! 😲

17:35 Spider man: Hey guys you ever seen that really old movie Empire strikes back. Roadie: Jesus Tony how old is this guy. Tony stark: I don’t know roads I didn’t carbon date him he’s on the young side. Spider man: Remember that scene where they took down that robot on the snow planet. Tony stark: Maybe the kids onto something.

Can you imagine what Vader must have been feeling the moment he watched his son jump off of that cliff, meaning he’d rather die than be with him. You can almost feel the confusion and anger through his mask. Because he believes that he is in the right and his son is a fool for not taking his offer of joining him. Edit: this also might be a reason why he doesn’t kill the last admiral, he is still thinking about what had transpired.

I haven't watched the Star Wars movies in so long but I am enjoying rewatching them as you watch for the first time. Sadly I am not super knowledgeable on the Star Wars knowledge, but I am glad you are learning and discovering more about the world lore and story.

the scene with yoda and the force is why star wars still exists as a cultural force today. this is the heart of star wars. everything after was... uh... lesser.

I like the old voice for Boba Fett. They changed it for this special special edition once disney bought it. He sounds more evil in the old 80s version.

Remember what Yoda said was in the cave. "Only what you take with you". It was a test, and Luke failed. He took in his weapons, and went in expecting some type of conflict. So that's what the cave provided. Luke, confronted with a vision of Vader, immediately ignited his lightsaber and tried to destroy his enemy. "A Jedi uses the Force for knowledge and defense. Never for attack". So, Luke killed his enemy and was confronted with the result: The possibility that *he* might fall and become like Vader.

By Luke bringing his light saber with him in the cave , it could have changed his vision that he saw..

Novelty video on Y ouTube. "Seagulls Stop It Now." Please, please, please after this move, especially. Chew Baca actor died in 2019. He was 7'3". We had to wait THREE years between movie 5 and 6!

When I saw yoda in this movie again I start to thought that his animation Al live action look in this movie looks just like one of those puppets from the creations of Jim Henson.

“I love you.” “I know.” Han knows bc he loves her too. He’s just not the type to say it outright. She understood.

Always loved the wampa scene at the beginning (big yeti creature) and felt like they had a great shot for a horror movie poster. The last one of this trilogy is my favorite but I'm torn between this and the last one mainly because of the outfits you get to see in this one.

Nice vid mate! Hope you enjoy these movies, and I can't wait to see u reacting the rest. Much love from England.

This is a strange recommendation: Can you watch Netflix's "The House." A stop-motion dark comedy. For a short, Good Will To Men 1955

The Mynoks are in the Space worm as part of the digestive system. They in the worm to digest the ship.