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Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (Patreon)

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2026-02-04 17:00:22
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2026-06

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I had no idea that C-3PO was such a sassy droid and am so so so glad to finally see how this amazing franchise was kicked off! I was also shocked at how little of this I had actually seen! I thought that I would have seen way more of this than I actually had!

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Eric Wallace

Hope you do the Clone Wars after the movies! No big reactor has done that full show in release order

Robert da Spruce

I’m excited to see you start your Star Wars journey!

FantasyHawkeye

Its the most important show honestly. So many key storylines.

Johnny Bullis

May the force be with you Teegan.. Im very excited to watch these with you. Cant wait til you get to Rogue One.. arguably one of the best Star Wars movies. And then you should watch both seasons of Andor.. great prequel show to Rogue One.

Theo

The best way to watch any set of movies for the first time is in the order of release. If you choose to rewatch, then watch in chronological order.

Dan M

Star Wars was my very first movie obsession. I saw it several times when it was released in theaters. Quotes from this movie became part of my vernacular. And I couldn’t get enough merchandise. I had Star Wars t-shirts, I had Star Wars posters on my bedroom walls, I started collecting the action figures, and the crème de la crème…for Christmas I received replicas of The Millennium Falcon and Luke’s Land Speeder made specifically for those action figures. From the moment that famous crawl appeared on screen, and John Williams score blared through the speakers, I was hooked, and this franchise has been a staple of my life ever since. “Help me Obi Wan Kenobi. You’re my only hope.” And the adventure begins. So many epic characters, so many epic lines, so many epic adventures. Can’t wait to start this franchise with you.

La Baanga

I don't even remember my first time watching these movies. In my earliest memories, I'm already a Star Wars fan.

James Hadden

“Do droids have feelings?”, hmm, on that subject “do androids dream of electric sheep?”. “The practical effects look really good, the CGI [added many many years later] does not” - that sings to my heart, I may never leave your channel lol

Damon Corrigan

As for sound and visual effects, they kind of cheated. They remastered these movies adding some effects (and even a scene or two) and enhancing others, and finding the originals is kind of difficult now unless you owned the VHS tapes back then. Still, ground breaking effects and really, really good stuff, and some even like the originals better. Industrial Light and Magic grew out of the effects shop for these movies and was actually a part of Lucasfilm. I actually saw this in theaters...I was kind of young, but still remember a few bits of the film from then. It kind of kicked our butts a little - none of us had seen anything like this outside of old swashbuckling pirate movies, and they had laser swords and space ships and aliens. What the actual heck! Yeah, we ate it up. And Chewie not getting a medal? Yes, huge miscarriage of justice.

MertzRocks

When you mentioned, "...a certain spoiler..." I think every one of us knew *exactly* what you meant; and i wonder how many who went in and watched, and after that came out and said, "Ooh, I wanna KILL that kid!" 🗡️😡👊 🤘😎🎸

scott osborne

star wars is really dead now since lucasfilm was sold and disney fucked it over and killed it but episodes 4 5 6 1 2 3 are still alive in my heart disney had workings of george for other films but they was egnored by disney who thought they knew best yes disney did ok with season 1 and 2 of mando but season 3 was rushed with poor writing they did good with rouge one cause george had something to do with it solo was ok but still poor writing then came ahsoka that was total crap but was watchable and Andor witch was good and then you had the sack of shit come along writen by someone that knew nothing about star wars and only thought of her own agenda by bringing us the shit called The Acolyte and omg utter crap

Julian Ortiz

Awesome movie to get the emotional of this whole trilogy I know your watching it 456than 123 but should watch it 45 than 123 and than 6 you'll get the emotion at the end and everything comes together. If you do the regular like everyone else you'll be like at the end of 6 like what who and won't get the emotion back when you could have watch it 45 than 123 and than 6. Alot of YouTube reactor whish they did it 45123 than 6 got the emotion but either how you want to watch it. I'll say this don't be like all the other listening how to watch it. Be different. Anyways Awesome reaction to episode 4 waiting on the rest. Great reaction

Riggo 82

The OT will always be the best. I'm just bracing for the day when the geniuses at Disney decide to remake these timeless classics. It's coming. Mark my words.

John A

"I have a bad feeling about this" Wondering how much you do know as the you continue. I feel you are holding back, which is good. we will learn as we go. hahaha I never get tired of these movies. When Han calls Jabba a human being that is because Jabba was just a man in that scene, which was originally cut from the movie. but later added in due to Jabba as you stated you already know he will return.

Tara ✨💫

Hi Teegan! I'm so happy you enjoyed the movie. Image being in a movie theater in 1977 and seeing the opening scene of Princess Leia's convoy ship being followed by the huge Imperial star destroyer ship as it comes on the screen and it keeps going as the audience sees just how large it is. People went bonkers because they had never seen anything like this before. When the movie was originally released, it didn't have all the CGI scenes that George Lucas wanted, but in the late 90's Lucas remastered the original 3 movies before the prequels were released now that the special effects finally caught up to his vision. That is why the characters in the cantina were all practical and the bantha creatures the sand people rode looked like elephants with a costume. George added the scenes with all the CGI creatures and was able to expand Mos Eisly and do other things. He also re-released episodes 4-6 in theaters to give people who were either too young or not born yet the opportunity to see them on the big screen. I'm telling you, there is nothing like it when the music comes in with STAR WARS on the screen. Goose bumps. John Williams music is so iconic Regarding Jabba, the scene of Han speaking to him in the hanger was not in the original release and then they decided to make Jabba this huge slug creature, so when they added that scene when it was remastered, they were using footage of Harrison Ford from the 70's when they were filming this movie and had to explain how Han was able to walk around him, so they had Han step on Jabba's tail. You though it strange that Han referred to him as a human being, I don't know if we were supposed to think it was sarcasm or why they didn't use ADR to change it.

MertzRocks

I was one of those people - still a kid - in the summer of 77 seeing this in a first-run theater. Of course I was blown away, as was my little sister. We had Star Wars t-shirts only a few days later. I also never dreamed it would have a sequel, then two then it was like.... "WHAT are you DOING!?" I really don't care for 1-2-3 or 7-8-9 at all, or Solo, or the Disney series, but I liked Rogue One. Still nothing beats the original trilogy, whether you watch the newer version or the now hard to find (I think) original cut. 🤘😎🎸

Grizzly

I was 11 when this came out. I remember how blown away I was from the very start of this film…even from the music. I had seen some sci fi movies prior to this but this was seriously a game changer as far as special effects. The first view of the Imperial Star Destroyer was awe inspiring. Others may have pointed this out already so I apologize if so, but this release included footage that was not in the original, the scenes with Jabba and the dinosaur like creatures were added when it was re-released. And in my opinion it is worse for it. They are clearly CGI and not as realistic looking as the rest of the effects are. Anyway, glad you enjoyed this and I thank you once again for sharing with us.

Drewski

To quote Obi-Wan: "You've taken your first step into a larger world." I am absolutely excited to see the rest of your reactions to this amazing saga 😁

Christopher Howard

He called Jabba a human because in the original scene (edited out of the original film) it was a human actor playing the role of Jabba. When the special edition was made they put the scene back in the movie and replaced the actor with CGI Jabba.

Tim Heron

Now that you're watching the OT, Tegan, if you haven't seen them yet, would you be interested in watching the "Family Guy" spoofs? They do a pretty good job of following the film plots, while including their own irreverent humor. If interested, they're the finales of seasons 6, 8, and 9, respectively.

La Baanga

Oh, yeah. Star Wars Outlaws absolutely nailed Tatooine and Mos Eisley in particular. I'd been waiting my whole life to explore those locations from the movies and it felt like being there for real.

aarswft

There is no worse change GL made to Star Wars than putting the Han/Jabba scene back into this movie.

Eric Wallace

Just hope she does release order instead of chronological order

Eric Wallace

George Lucas specifically liked that his actors pronounced things differently because he thought it felt more real

Marty McGee

Every time I watch this movie now, I'm always quoting the Family Guy version LOL. Hold your fire? What are we paying by the laser now? You don't do the budgets Terry. I do! Aren't you a little short for a Stormtrooper? Well then stay here and rot you stuck up bitch!

WallyWeasel

When you know the Rebellion is ill financed 1:44:12 The guy in the front with the white helmet, is he the bumper? Chewie doesn't need a medal. Following the ceremony during the banquet, the crowd is wondering "Where's Chewie?" The truth is...he's already off seeking the next challenge. Ceremony means nothing to him. The fight is all.

Michael Kemmet

I'm a purest that prefers the true original editions I grew up with that are almost impossible to find nowadays. I need to track down the Despecialized Editions that are out there somewhere. They(fans) took the best originals they could find and did their own cleanup and color correction. Now that Disney owns SW, I hope someday they'll do an official version of the project. Since they haven't done it yet(and Disney loves money), I have to assume there's some language in the Lucasarts purchase contract that's preventing it.

Michael Rosati

I've seen suggestions that Disney is going to put the original versions in theaters for the 50th anniversary next year. Maybe a proper digital release to follow?

Michael Rosati

Also don't forget that there are two major fan restorations of the theatrical versions: Harmy's Despecialized Edition, which assembles digital versions from many releases, and 4K77, which is (almost entirely) a 4K scan of an original 1977 negative. I prefer the latter, but both are excellent pieces of work.

Redd

Well, now you have to do Family Guy "Blue Harvest." I can't wait for Empire Strikes Back (the best.)

Henry Bentel

If you haven't seen light and magic also on Disney plus it shows the company GL made for star wars very good show

Ziro the Hutt

I signed back up Teegan to check out your Star Wars content (and Breaking Bad since you are going through that currently, but I'll get on that later as I'm obsessed about Arcane just now (which if you love strong badass women, there is plenty of well developed ones there)), especially Clone Wars; but I do kind of remember hearing you say on your Jedi : Fallen Order playthrough, that you were a Star Wars fan, so glad to hear you clarify what you said you have thought you've seen, before the start of A New Hope here! And yes, give the sequels another shot some day; I rewatched them the other week, and they are a lot of fun, if flawed. I actually got emotional seeing Rey at the start of Force Awakens, so perhaps there will come a time when you'll watch them and fall for the characters in them too. Maybe rewatch Mando some day also, though I would suggest covering the animations first to have more context, like with the Solo movie, where you didn't know Darth Maul was still around, haha! Anyway, onto Episode IV!! Yes, droids have feelings, you saw this with BD-1 with Cal Kestis. Most of the time they get mind wiped, but if not, they develop quirks and their own personality as you see here with R2 and 3P0. There is a few Jedi around, but they are in hiding or doing other things. There were around 10,000 Jedi when Order 66 happened, now 19 years later, there is only a handful. I'm sure others mentioned by now about those that are force-sensitive and those that aren't. Even though everyone in the Star Wars galaxy can wield the force technically, droids aside. The ships you asked about, are bombers, Y-Wings. Whilst Luke and Wedge (the legend) were flying X-Wings. Haha you noticed Chewie not getting a medal! Don't worry they'll come back to that! C-3PO being snarky to R2 all film, but doesn't hesitate to suggest donating some of his own parts for his friend, is so endearing. Obi-Wan realising he can't help Luke physically, but will "become more powerful than you could possibly imagine" and help guide Luke from a distance, is him being a boss as always (the greatest Jedi ever for me). Yep, though this is very 70's and a bit ropey these days; the world building is great, and the music, oh the music. Luke getting handed a ship just on arrival is hilarious, but this is meant to be a heroic fantasy in the classic sense after all. The story of a farm boy becoming the hero by giving a bloody nose to the evil Galactic Empire! Vader was due to be killed off, but with the success of the film, they decided to use a different cut where his ship got spun off from the rest of the fleet, so naturally he'll be back to terrorise another day! Yes this is cheesy, and a bit twee at times, with ropey dialogue; but its full of heart and makes one joyous each time watching; and you can see in all Star Wars now, elements that first originated here. Its still the second best film for me, out of 12 now! And no, Lucas didn't expect anything from this film; the shoot itself wasn't great and it was his wife that really put together a great edit to make it more cohesive. In fact Lucas was so certain his movie would flop, he and Spielberg went on holiday to Italy around the time of the premiere, to start working on a screenplay for Raiders of the Lost Ark! Spielberg did have faith in it (and put in some of his own money to get a percentage of the box office - which was genius as it made him very rich (Lucas did so with ET later too and that increased his wealth greatly also!). You had to have been around in the 70's and 80's though; it was a cultural phenomenon. Star Wars was everywhere, you'll see it in all sorts of 80's movies, R2, 3P0 and Darth Vader were as famous as Michael Jackson, and it turned his fun space fantasy film, into a colossus, that still makes billions today - despite what the haters say.

Ziro the Hutt

Agreed on the music on the big screen. I went to rewatch The Phantom Menace the other year, on its 25th anniversary, and even if its not a film I'm particularly fond of, hearing the music and seeing the opening trail, gets you every time! I remember going to see the special editions of these films back in '97 as well; good times.

Ziro the Hutt

No chronoligical every time. Melinda Hime did them in release order and got confused with certain arcs; so its not the best way to go.

Eric Wallace

One person's lack of media literacy is not a reasom to watch things differently. The tonal change of the show is in the correct order by release. A kids adventure show that slowly becomes a dark examination of the rise of fascism and the realities of war. Chronological order jumbles that. Training arc in season 3 is a good example. It hits differently because you know that a lot of those characters die. Its supposed to feel that way. Its not designed or written for you to be introduced to those characters at that time. Chronological order is a case against media literacy for first time viewership. On re-watch, absolutely a fun way to watch it.