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[FULL REACTION] Star Wars Episode IV (1977) (Patreon)

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2021-08-20 22:42:40
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2025-05-02 22:33:02
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[FULL REACTION] Star Wars Episode IV (1977)

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R.BGames37

Hi Kamilla. Are you going to do all 9 of these. And after those. Watching "The Mandalorian" too.. Just a Question he. Greetings Ray.

Noby

So, I guess you don't hate your brothers. Right? :) It was fun watching this with you because you look like you enjoyed it all of the way through. And, yeah, the movie never stops once it starts. It keeps moving along. :) I've watched it many times since I was a kid when it came out and I still enjoy it each time. Was it what you expected? Or how was it different from what you expected? Good luck with school. Yeah, don't stress yourself.

Allen S.

The Force allows for various powers. They'll be revealed as the series continues. None of the Jedi has just a single Force power. Really enjoy your YouTube reactions, so decided to try watching along for the whole movie. Very happy I did so, it was enjoyable to watch with you. Best of luck in school and life!

Edward Olson

R2-D2 has several models that perform different functions and performance abilities. He is played by a little person named Kenny Baker, who is now passed away. He sat inside the "cannister" portion of R2s body and would shake and manipulate the body to indicate R2s moods. There were other R2 models that were operated by remote control. The sounds R2 makes were created electronically by Ben Burtt. Later movies had CGI versions as well, and other performers filled in when Kenny Baker became too old to physically perform the role. The same occurred with the actor who played Chewbacca, Peter Mayhew.

Edward Olson

The skeleton on Tatooine is of a Krayt Dragon. The beasts that the Sand Troopers were riding -- dewbacks -- were added 20+ years later as CGI. There were a few shots of physical dewbacks that barely moved when the movie was originally filmed. The version of Star Wars (aka Episode IV: A New Hope) that you watched isn't the version that was shown in theaters in 1977. George Lucas continued to add and change special effects, change story points, add scenes and tinker with the audio for decades until he sold the franchise to Disney almost 10 years ago.

Edward Olson

You mentioned that you had previously seen Episode 1: The Phantom Menace, but you didn't mention what you knew about the Star Wars story as a whole, what characters you remember from Episode 1, and how that affected your understanding of the story. Were you so young that you don't exactly remember what happened in Episode 1? Several characters from Episode 4 were in it, and there was a character in it that was mentioned in Episode 4. You say you know a lot from social media, etc. What exactly do you know about Episodes 5 and 6? That would help as we go along, as I hope you continue!