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Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope [1977] Uncut Reaction (Patreon)

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Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) | Uncut Movie Reaction

Full Length Reaction Guide We take copyright law very seriously, so you will have to sync up our reaction to your own version of the show/movie. To help, we have a range of guiding tools throughout the reaction to help you sync up with us, including a small snippet of the scene to ensure you are in sync. Any instances in which you see the screen cut, this means we’ve had technical difficulties or have skipped a potential disruptions/bloopers. This means you will need to sync up your copy of the show again, if we are unable to edit these cuts seamlessly into the next scene. An updated timecode will be provided on the screen. Anytime we pause, there will be timer/countdown on screen to prompt you. So if we’re about to pause, there’ll be a countdown, and you are expected to pause as the number reaches 0. The same will happen when we press play after pausing. You will press play as the number reaches 0. We hope you enjoy the video! Love Spartan & Pudgey ❤️

Comments

Branc69

W EARLY DROP

Joey

peak twd and star wars b2b days we eating good 😩

Cole Troutman

lol I called these almost 40yo movies but they almost FIFTY… damn

Miloš 🇷🇸

Let’s goooo!!! Work can’t end soon enough

Farbod

You know how long I’ve been waiting for this…

Cole Troutman

The writing carries this one cause that first saber fight is just not it, lol

Felix Hayoz

og starwars is just the best :)

Nathan Jasper

Heck yeah, always happy for more Star Wars :)

Thomas Heap

This is where the fun begins

Cinemaslave

Darth Spartan & Princess Pudge May the Force be with! I hope you enjoy the original trilogy as much as I enjoy watching your reactions to them. Thank you!

Dirk Diggler

This movie predates CGI. Those scenes were all created using models and puppets with painted backgrounds.

FullMetal B

I hope it have time for this tonight! Im so nervous, haha. I was most excited to see you guys go from 3 to rogue one and im most nervous to see you go from the prequels/rogue one to the originals. Especially spartan we know how he can feel about some older films.

Jason Jannis

Fun fact: The Empire bears strong similarities to the Nazi regime, as George Lucas drew inspiration from it. For example, the stormtroopers can be compared to the SS units.

Nathan Jasper

I look at it as Obi-Wan considering R2 as Anakin's droid. So from a certain point of view, Ob-Wan never owned R2. And denying ownership was the quickest way to not have to explain everything to Luke.

Jo

It's cool seeing your perspective starting from Ep 1 and knowing Anakin built R2 and C3PO and all that Anakin did already.

Hank Scorpio

They worked with what they could at the time lol

Light Movies

When George Lucas made the prequel trilogy it seems he wouldn't make any rewatch of his work before, so there are some of discrepancies, like ObiWan saying he doesn't remember owning a droid and doesn't recognize R2. Fans simply accepted it by the facts that there are a lot of R2 units around, and they're not recognizable just watching them. Btw he just says he never owned a droid, which is technically true, since R2 was not his. But it's clearly a retcon. I think the worst one is ObiWan telling Luke his father wanted him to have his lightsaber, which couldn't happen of course. PS: the next movie is considered one of the best 10 movies of all time. In some lists it's even among the first five.

Hans Engelen

Sadly this is not the original, that might surprise people. I saw (and had) it on VHS but sadly as always the tapes wear out and were hard to copy without quality loss, especially the later versions with Macrovision copy protection. While stabilizers existed they never seemed to get it all. The original 1977 theatrical cut is essentially lost to the public. Lucas physically altered the original negatives for the 1997 Special Edition changes. The pre-SE negative no longer exists in its original state. This is the core problem. What exists: - The various VHS releases (1982, 1984, 1990, 1995 "last chance" edition) all predate the Special Edition changes. But those are collectibles now and often degraded. - A 1977 print was preserved by the Library of Congress (the "Grindhouse" print), but it's a release print, not the master negative — lower quality - Harmy's Despecialized Edition — a fan-made reconstruction from multiple sources that gets close to the original theatrical experience - 4K77 — another fan project using actual 1977 film prints scanned in 4K - Various 35mm prints in private collections Lucas famously argued the Special Editions are the definitive versions. Disney/Lucasfilm has never released an official unaltered theatrical cut on modern media, despite massive fan demand. The 2006 DVD "bonus disc" had a non-anamorphic laserdisc transfer — widely considered a deliberate insult to the request. Whether Disney will ever do a proper restoration of the theatrical cut remains one of the great "just take my money" situations in film history.

Juan Clyncke

I was a little sceptical, but after seeing this I’m convinced the original order is the only way to watch it. It’s a little sad to see that they already know who who is and what the relationships are between everyone.

James Waters

So, the only version of this you can watch is what is known as the "special edition", where George Lucas basically went back in the mid 00s and added in a load of out of place CGI, because at the time CGI like that was pretty new and he thought it would improve the film. The actual original versions of the original trilogy are extremely hard to find now. Also yeah there are moments where you can tell the story wasn't fully pre-determined in Lucas' head, which is why chronological order can be a controversial pick because you might notice continuity issues here and there.

Archie

I thought you should have watched the originals first but after Spartan explained that he definitely would have not enjoyed as much if he had not seen the prequels first - I get it now and I am happy to be wrong about that. Also I agree Obi Wan not recognising R2-D2 was a cock up when they made the prequels. Also “what the hell, he looks like he’s got a ball sack for a chin” brilliant i pissed myself laughing. I had to pause.

Golladan

I find your lack of faith disturbing.

James Waters

It may also be worth mentioning that Mark Hamill who plays Luke voices the Joker in the Batman animated series and the Arkham games, and he is fire lord Ozai in Avatar the last airbender. But his Joker is probably the most iconic Joker ever, and yes I am including Heath Ledger in that

Farbod

The original version did. This is remastered. CGI was added to it in the 90s.

CloudedVizion

This films visuals were considered groundbreaking for the time in 1977, so you guys having some scepticism for how it might look is completely justified, it's just that it was so far ahead of it's time that it can look almost similar to episode 1 despite being 22 years older. There are also only a handful of cgi shots in this trilogy (stuff like the death star plans on the monitor), everything else was a mixture of insanely detailed paintings and models. It was one of the first films to actually make spaceships and lasers look real, and I think that's also a big reason why these are looked at more favourably than the prequel films. They're a huge contribution to cinema as a whole aswell as being fantastic movies. In order to even make the special effects for this, the director George Lucas also founded an effects company called ILM (Industrial Light and Magic), who are responisble for almost any good films effects after 1977. To list just the ones you've reacted to: The Martian, Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List, The Green Mile, Sinners, Superman (2025), World War Z, every Jurassic Park film, every Pirates of the Caribbean film and every Harry Potter film. So factually without Star Wars, none of these iconic films would even be here.

jdmoss644

Yea you really gotta try and get into the mind set of the time to realize how ground breaking the stuff they did was.

Juan Clyncke

I can understand that and i it’s refreshing to watch the first 3 with people who watched it differently then how i did. But aren’t we all fan of watching other people for their reactions? Their mind will never be as blown as ours which is (for me atleast) kinda sad. But you are right different people have different taste.

Josh Gibson

So in regards to your confusion with Obi Wan Kenobi. Remember at the end of Revenge of the Sith before they all go their separate ways Yoda asks Obi Wan Kenobi to hold back. He tells Obi Wan that he has some Jedi Training for Obi wan to complete, Qui Gon Jin learned a way to communicate from the dead, he taught Yoda and Yoda gave Obi Wan the task of learning it for himself on tattooing in exile. So Obi wan now has the ability. That is why he was so confident when he tells Darth Vader that If he strikes him down he will come back stronger - he’s learned that new Jedi skill. Not recognising R2D2 is a plot hole, when George Lucas went to make the prequels he decided that R2D2 and C3PO were so iconic he had to have them in the prequels and so wrote them in. Though technically Obi Wan says “I don’t remember owning any droids”, and that’s correct Kenobi never owned R2D2. That seems to be a slight mistruth R2D2 was telling strangers like Luke as an excuse to compete his mission to get Leia’s message to Kenobi.

Isaiah

It is rather interesting watching you guys come into this differently than other people did. Keep in mind, absolutely no one who watched these knew Leia and Luke were siblings or who Vader was. So you can probably imagine the shocks later on, haha.

Golladan

Or maybe he would have enjoyed it in a different way. We will never know.

Joel

C-3PO was built by Anakin, and R2 originally belonged to Padme, and was essentially shared with Anakin once they got married, so Obi-Wan never really did own a droid. But as far as whether he recognized R2 is a different question, he might not have immediately, but I think he did later in his hut when the message started playing.

David Cansler

When this came out in 77 I saw this movie probably 10 times. The tech was way ahead of it's time in 77. Still wished u would have watched this one first but still loving the reactions to the series.

Sam

1:26:04 When the garbage monster appears. Spartan says "Chewbacca eat it" 🤣🤣🤣

Sam

1:31:45 "If we can avoid any more female advice, we oughta be able to get out of here" Spartan nods in agreement 😅🤣

Ian

Pudgey my smart lady! A genius as usual! Sidious and his master Darth Plagueis did indeed create Anakin. It was an accident. For decades they had been tampering with and stretching the boundaries of the dark side of the Force in an attempt to be able to create life. Anakin was the Force’s answer to their tampering. He was basically the Force saying “Welp, playtime is over! I’m shutting you down.” I’m actually super impressed you picked up on that. It’s a connection that mostly only serious fans who have read all the deep lore know. If you are interested in learning more about everything that led up to this, Pudgey, read a novel called “Plageuis”. It’s a seriously epic read, and contains all the answers you could want, and then some.

Richiep

Swings and roundabouts, its not really a taste thing or personal preference, its just a different experience. When you first watched the prequel's you wouldn't have been shocked when little sweet Anikan turned into Vader because you knew where it was going. Whereas watching prequels first, seeing Anikan slowly turning into the bad guy is a pretty major plot twist that you cant experience if you watched the originals first.

Jack Scott

Hey guys, only C3PO's memory got wiped, not R2, so R2 remembers everything but C3PO doesn't

Ricky

Regarding Obi Wan not recognizing R2, I think it's simply one of the oversights from this series and how the prequels were made way after, even though George Lucas had the general idea of the story from the start. Same way, Uncle Owen actually owned C3P0 in Episode 2 (with his father and Aunt Beru). But in this movie he doesn't recognize C3P0. I kinda think about it as if most people in this universe don't pay attention of which droid is which and they all look the same, unlike some people like Anakin or Luke, who have a closer relationship with their droids. And one last thing: in episode 3, only C3P0 got his memory erased (they say "Have the protocol droid's mind wiped"), so that actually does explain why C3P0 doesn't know Obi Wan or Uncle Owen. But R2D2 does remember about Obi Wan. Another slight oversight is that R2 says he belonged to Obi Wan, when that's not exactly true (it was actually Anakin). But yeah, those are just some minor oversights that are expected due to telling the prequels 20 years later lol

Miloš 🇷🇸

Hello guys welcome back to the channel I’m Spartan - and I’m PudgeEEEEYYY

Miloš 🇷🇸

Not making fun, it cracks me up every time 😅😭🤣🤣

Michael

Obi-wan reminiscing and lamenting his lost friend Anakin hits way harder knowing prequel lore. It’s amazing the emotion that Obi-wan conveys in that scene that works so well with the addition of the prequels.

Sankhara

It is so interesting to follow your chronological SW experience and projecting myself into the shoes of someone who sees the movies in that order. A bunch of things get apparent quickly, and I say this having grown up with the original trilogy and fully recognizing their iconic status: It is very weird and slightly disappointing how little time A New Hope spends on any emotion, but how much time is spent on tangential worldbuilding. Like, you have 10 shots of weird droids in the Jawa crawler, 10 of weird aliens in the Cantina, 10 of surveillance cameras exploding during the Leia rescue. But only like 2-3 for Luke reacting to his dead foster parents, and 2-3 for him reacting to Obi-Wans death. Which is... fine for the one off Flash Gordon-y space romp that A New Hope was back when before all the other lore developed. But this lack of emotional depth comes as quite underwhelming after the tense, emotional highs of Revenge of the Sith and Rogue One. Luckily, Empire Strikes Back excels at letting the emotional moments stand and resonate. Can't wait for that reaction. Empire has so much more dramatic meat on its bones!

Light Movies

The actor who plays Governor Tarking, Peter Cushing, died in 1994, he was CG generated in Rogue One, as well as Leia. If you pay attention, you never see him under the belt for the entire movie, except for one scene. He was so in pain with his boots that he made all the movie in flip flops.

Wes

Remember in episode 3 when Yoda tells Obi Wan about Qui Gon returning to the neverworld of the force? Like Qui Gon, Obi Wan is able to stay conscious within the Force which would imply he learned how to do it. I think Obi Wan knew his time as a physical living Jedi was up, and instead chose live far from the reaches of the existential world. That’s pretty damn poetic.

Freja Corbinne

Yes that storm trooper did hit his helmet on the doorframe lol

Freja Corbinne

It was also the most sure way to make sure Luke got away. He couldn't have escaped Vader or won, and merely telling Luke to run may not have been enough to make him listen. Also it clearly distracted Vader, who didn't seem to understand how his body disappeared.

Terje Mickelson

I'm in heaven with these reactions! Love your thoughts and takes about these movies. You should check out "Star Wars SC 38 Reimagined"; a fan made reimagined Vader vs Obi-Wan. Maybe even react to it? It's amazing!

AlohaMrHand

Absolutely nailed the midichlorian theory Pudgey! Very impressive for a first time watch

BigTim86

Another awesome SW reaction; you guys are the best

Hank Scorpio

I always just chalked it up to Obi Wan not wanting to get into detail with Luke present. Plus Obi Wan didnt really lie, he never actually owned R2. R2 was Padme's and by extension Anakin's

Mason Adams

I have a vinyl record from 1977 that has the main theme on one side and the B-side is the Mos Eisley cantina band song. I have it framed and hung on my wall next to my 1977 original poster. Two of my most prized possessions.

Malorie

"pal puh teen"

MateoP

Watching it in this order is so much better !! Gotta watch clone wars !📈

Eddie Boncek

Yeah, regarding what Anakin/Vader knew about the fate of his "child," if you rematch the end of episode 3, Padme still has the "baby bump" during her funeral, so i always assumed it was to make everyone who knew about the pregnancy assume the child died with her

Artanis

Glad you guys are happy with this order of watching and are enjoying Star Wars so much! Loved the reaction.

Austin

Super fun reaction! Definitely worth the wait! The next one is even better and my personal favorite Star Wars movie. I'm so excited (and impatient) for you guys to watch 😁

Austin

This. He was already being vague and misleading when telling Luke about his father, so we know he's only feeding Luke the information he feels is necessary at the time.

Austin

Obi-Wan isn't exactly forthcoming in this film, demonstrated by not telling Luke the full truth about his father. It's purposeful though. He only gives Luke what information he feels is necessary for him to know at that time, answering as little and as vaguely as he's able. This would more or less explain why he keeps hush about R2; it would just invite another string of questions that ultimately leads back to Anakin.

Michael Weiner

There’s no “only” way to watch these movies. For that matter there’s no only way to do just about anything.

lazerbrain8d4

A fun fact. Ewan McGregor (young Obi-wan from ep 1-3). His uncle is the rebel pilot Wedge Antilles. Thats how Ewan got into acting. Ewan's older brother became a Royal Air Force jet pilot. His nickname was obi-two.

Eddie Boncek

"The last time Obi-Wan saw Vader he was burnt alive." You should watch the Obi-Wan Kenobi show. It isnt PEAK Star Wars by any stretch, but for context its worth it, only 6 episodes, and it was cool seeing Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan again. Plus theres more you guys would definitely like

lazerbrain8d4

Also, the effects from this and the 2nd movie was so groundbreaking that George Lucas would end up creating his own visual effects and sound studios. So, essentially, he was paying his own company and staff to help him finish the SW movies while also being contracted to work on other people's films as well. Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) and Skywalker Sound set the bar for what would eventually become industry standard in practical and digital effects. Most big budget effects driven movies used ILM in some capacity. And many of the young craft workers and effects artists who worked for Lucas would go on to become directors and artists with their own stories to tell.

J Lawrence

Always appreciate a chronological order watch. It hits way different but has its own huge payoffs. Enjoy guys!

Paul

Great reaction! Such a thrill reliving this series with you, haven't seen the original in a decade. Your chronological order is refreshing. Knowing who Luke and Leia are adds a whole new dimension. And the rogue one death star plans escape.

J Lawrence

Small thing to notice but at the end of Revenge of the Sith, at Padme's funeral they dressed her with a bump to appear as if she died while pregnant.

RossBuckley123

Chronological order is underrated and just hits different imo, I wish I watched it like this on my first watch. Even though you're used to newer movies, it really doesn't take long to get familiar with the style and vibe of the OG trilogy, which is what makes it so good. Can't wait for the next 2 episodes they're some of the best! Cheers guys

J Lawrence

Padme's planet was Naboo, which oddly enough is also where Palpatine is from.

Bartleby

Obi Wan said he would become more powerful than Darth could ever imagine if he struck him down. He meant when he passes, he would become one with the force again. Remember how Yoda told Obi Wan he’d be able to commune with Qui-Gon from beyond death. Well Obi Wan learned a thing or two. And now Obi Wan is communing with Luke even beyond death. Obi Wan is gone. Dead. However you want to put it. But his spirit is now one with the force And he can still be there for Luke through the force, as you saw in this movie when he told Luke to use the force and trust his instincts for that crucial last shot

Bartleby

Droids aren’t exactly viewed as significant individuals to remember by most living creatures in the galaxy. But yes at the time, I’m sure Lucas wasn’t thinking there would be back story that would put young Obi-Wan and R2D2 together

J Lawrence

It was only 3PO that had his memory wiped. R2 still has all memory from the prequels as well

SnorlaX

I wish they would watch A movie every week

SnorlaX

Hopefully Eric from Blindwave will comment on some of your reactions

Light Movies

It's not only that, actually. Prequels are called prequels for a reason. They're "sons" to the original material, not "fathers". For example, the movies which are released before others, and come first naturally, are not prequels. Do you call episode 4 a prequel to episode 5, and 6 a prequel to 6? No. Prequels lacks of important informations, because it's assumed you got them from the originals. Look at their reaction to Anakin's fall to the darkside: they have been surprised about how quickly he turned, passing from being a loyal friend to "I'll do whatever you ask" to the sith lord (including slaughtering children). But if you watch the movies in the correct/release order, and pay attention to the details, it has been explained why Anakin falls so quickly. ObiWan says "the Force has a strong influence on weaken minds", and then, in ep.6, you'll have "I cannot resist, I must obey" told by Vader to Luke. So, with these informations from the original trilogy you can get that Palpatine took over Anakin's mind completely. Killing Windu was the last brick of the wall and Palpatine already knew all of it ("soon I will have a new apprentice, more powerful than Dooku", told to Grevious). So, all the informations are there, but they can be kept only if you watch the saga in its original release order. Moreover, in ep.4 ObiWan immediately explains what the Force is, an then how it works when you see it in action. When people watch Star Wars from ep.I they are confused about the Jedi powers, and think about them as some sort of wizards. So, no: the plot twists are not actually the real matter.

Σωτηρης Τρεχαγυρευόπουλος

then yoda speaks he just put the verb in the end of the sentence so instead of tsaying " you must have patience, peace will come" he would say "patience you must have, peace come it will" (great reaction btw)

Sheri

Great reaction! I prefer release order partially because I expected you to be thrown off by how dated the pace and effects are... but you weren't! That makes me very happy! Now I know you will really enjoy the next two.

Manu

Yeah, Obi-Wan said about R2 "Don't seem to remember ever owning a droid.", which is true, because he never really "owned" him. R2 probably just told 3PO and Luke that he is the property of Kenobi in order to fulfill his mission. We have to keep in mind that R2's memory wasn't wiped after Episode III unlike 3PO's.

Joel Zaborowski

So Darth Plagueis being responsible for Anakins conception has been explored in StarWars comic books and some Legends novels. There was a series where that was the case, but thats generally considered to be "non-canon". The canon lore position is that no one individual was responsible for Anakins conception--it was jist through the Force

Joel Zaborowski

So the versions of the original trilogy currently streaming on Disney+ are actually the 5th official released version of these movies. You had the original theatrical release, and then since then there have been 4 different re-releases, each with new changes and edits and updates.

Wes

Agreed. He did side eye look when they were making their move to the Millennium falcon knowing that as well.

Gravy

R2 wasn’t built by him he just adopted

Musashi

Well the mystery of not having seen 1 - 3 is cool and I feel you are more immersed into the world because you don't compare with the others. And knowing that Vader and Luke and Leia are related takes away the shocking moments, which make you realize the genius of the story if you first watch it. It's a matter of what came first, meaning how people were thrown into this world 50 years ago and a matter of spoilers because the "no-way" moments aren't there if you've watched the prequels. But, of course, you have more background information, which can also distract you from experiencing the OG trilogy in the way it was supposed to be, but every order has advantages.

Ludus Aurea

Plageis and that whole thing is covered in a novel I think.

John Cooley

Awesome reaction! Just want to emphasize how important and influential A New Hope (originally released as just “Star Wars”) is in Hollywood history. This movie really created the archetype of the “Hollywood Blockbuster” movie, where you sit down and are taken on a rollercoaster ride of adventure and excitement from beginning to end. Marvel, Lord of the Rings, and all the big franchise movies we have today still use Star Wars as a major reference point for how to tell this kind of epic story. I highly encourage you to do some behind-the-scenes digging on the Original Trilogy when you get a chance, because they truly changed movies forever in a lot of ways that aren’t immediately obvious!

spartanandpudgey

hoping to get more frequent with them now that we aren't covering multiple live shows at once

Miloš 🇷🇸

We have to watch Obi WAN Kenobi show, this covers this and event after revenge of this sith, cmon it’s about anakin and obi wan!!!

Louis PG

You guys should react to how vader found out about luke o

Mark Levesque

Your intuition is right, the writers did not intend them to be brother and sister at this point.

flink

As a Star Wars fan since the original release, I am so pleased you are watching this in chronological order. The lore and knowledge you have going into the 2nd and 3rd trilogies will only be enhanced and the small number of major reveals you would have seen by watching in original order will pale in comparison to the anticipation (and reveals) you have, and will continue to experience. Amazing review and I am SO looking forward to TESB!!!

Yuni

Just as a heads up, the next movie is generally considered to be the best Star Wars movie, and one of the best movies of all time. Looking forward to it, and enjoy :D

Sentient Inuit

The Clone Wars cartoon was the balls and also filled in a lot of Anakin's training as a Jedi and so much more. It's worth checking out.

WanderingBecauseLostLol

Not sure if anyone mentioned it but I'm 100% sure Obi-Wan let himself be killed there so that Luke wouldn't try to save him which would've gotten everyone else killed.

MajinVegeta420

i know ive already said it in the past lol. But i Beg you do the Clone Wars Animated Show after the movies, Screw the live action shows that everyone's begging for lol. The Clone Wars show and The new Darth Maul Shadow Lord show are the literal GOAT's in terms of star wars lore, story, action, fights, characters, and media outside of the movies and the video games, and is all canon. (Hell all the animated star wars shows are literally goated and amazing must watches lol) The Clone Wars show ALONE literally shits all over all the live action shows its not even a question, In terms of literally everything. The story, the action, the fights, the characters, the lore, and it all being canon, etc etc. It is all GOATED. And having just finished the 2 part season finale of the new Darth Maul Shadow Lord show before typing this i can confidently say the same thing about that. The Clone Wars Show and The new Maul Shadow Lord show truly are far more important and far more integral must watches far more so then/before any of the live actions. And just to be clear i'm not saying the live actions are completely horrible and not worth eventually watching at all im just saying in comparison to the animated shows they are not worth rushing to before them lol. I see ya'll in the comments every movie reaction post tryna get them to do Andor next. We've been waiting for star wars from them for literal years bruh. We are here for, or at least I am here for lol Lightsabers Jedi and Sith. Not a 2 season long MINIMUM show which would take them 6 months MINIMUM to watch and react to, Spy show without Jedi Sith and Lightsabers lol. They can do that sheet later don't put ACTUAL star wars on hold for it lol. IDGAF if its the greatest show ever made in the history of all shows ever im here for Lightsabers Jedi Sith The Force and Force Powers LMFAO no hate only jokes XD < 3

MajinVegeta420

*wipes a tear* "you're lying" "surely he's there next movie"

MajinVegeta420

Yeah. It's also all canon and adds literally SO much lore, dynamics, and contexts and/or changes So many things in terms of everything to all the movies and the way you view them, and gives SO much more context to anakins training as you said. and obi wan and ani's relationship and quite literally COUNTLESS other things. Truly a must watch.

Garrett Serbin

Don't listen to people calling for Clone Wars after the movies... Mandalorian seasons 1 & 2 plus Andor are far more enjoyable and up you're channels alley. CloneWars/Rebels/TalesOfTheJedi/BadBatch/Maul are all good but take SO MUCH time that they should be done last if Star Wars is a big hit on the channel... Clone Wars season 7 final 4 episodes are incredible though and worth watching the show for if channel audience loves Mandalorian & Andor. (No other live action show is necessary except maybe Boba Fett but only because of 3 episodes with Mandalorian as the main character)

Henry Bentel

If you wanna watch a lot of the how they made these scenes Disney plus has a show called light and magic.

Mack

Yeah C3PO memory has been wiped R2 still has all his memory he served Padme before he served Anakin and C3PO served Anakin before Padme they basically traded droids 😁 now R2 and 3PO serve Luke and Leia R2 knows who Luke and Leia are.

Abby

Agreed. We were all torn between Luke and Han!! The good guy vs. the bad boy! It’s a shame you guys missed that experience and just cringed at the potential twincest! 🤣

Archie

George Lucas fucked up in my opinion. I don’t think he planned for them to be siblings originally. He added that into his writing later. He is well known for creating future/past movies and stories before checking what he had done previously thus avoiding plot-holes.

Archie

He was also the actor who pursued Count Dracula in the old British films of the sixties. Christopher Lee (count dooku) played Count Dracula in those films. Lucas called him “Count Dooku” as a nod to him being Count Dracula,

Wes

Not a fan of the Kenobi show, but I would still tune in if S&P react to it.

Bamboozler09

Talking about 70's, you ever watch The Warriors? proper G up moments haha

Sarah

Im curious, after the movies, I heard you will be watching Andor (very excited for this). I wonder if they will watch Kenobi?

Bobbylikesmovies

You watched the story backwards. The newest s**** sucked, lost over 80% of real fans. These three are the ONLY Star Wars.

Tom

They are all available on the famous site for people who sail the high seas. Every kind of version and cut of this film, including the original theatrical cut.

Hans Engelen

Sadly blocked in my country. VPN helps a tad but not much.