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| Full Length | Star Wars Return of the Jedi Reaction (Patreon)

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2024-01-14 02:13:07
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The original trilogy comes to it's conclusion with Return of the Jedi and this movie has a little bit of every emotion. 

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R.BGames37

Wow LIPPS. These goes pretty fast. Already on "Return of the Jedi"👍. Have you seen the Show "Obi-Wan Kenobi" & "The Mandolorian" those are connected to the whole Star Wars Francise. ❤❤❤ Ray

Andrew Vignaux

"The Emperor is not as forgiving as I am.", Darth Vader, "The Return of the Jedi" I have to remember that new Star Wars viewers have already seen Jabba in the Special Edition version of "A New Hope" - his scene with Han was not in the original movie release. So we, the original viewers of the films had heard about him for two movies, but had our first glimpse of Jabba in this movie with him lounging in his palace - and then he dies in the first act. Of course he is a portrayed in this movie using a huge puppet controlled by some of the Jim Henson "Muppet" performers. I recently watched a video talking with Ben Burtt, the sound designer for these films. He mentioned that one sound effect they never re-used was when Chewie hits his head in Jabba's prison - and I just got to see him do just that when I watched it with you now. I like Leia's outfit in this one - no, not THAT outfit! - the bounty hunter one, er, no, the Endor attack team one, no no, the Ewok village one. Yeah, that one. The Rancor (that's the monster that was in the lower-level of Jabba's palace) was an amazing piece of filming with a stop-motion puppet. And it's nice they show the Rancor's keeper mourning for the loss of his charge. They used a lot of little people to play the Ewoks. So it's not surprising that Kiran Shah had a role - he goes on later to be the scale double for "Frodo" in the LOTR films. The prequel movies do answer some of your questions you had. I'll let others recommend whether you should watch them - as you probably know, some people have the roughly the same feelings towards the Star Wars prequels as some people have towards "The Hobbit" prequel films. BTW: it's cool that the Star Wars trivia encyclopedia is called "Wookieepedia"