I AM YOUR FATHER! Empire Strikes Back! Movie Reaction! FIRST TIME WATCHING! 

can you image watching that in theaters like i did in 1980 and then having too wait 3 YEARS until return of the jedi it was torture.

I must have seen this movie close to 200 times. I get goosebumps every single time Vader says "No, I am your father". The scene is just perfect.

"Was Vader is some sort of accident?" Good guess...You (as well as some others) are getting warmer.

What the internal temperature of a tauntaun? Lukewarm

Luke’s Dark Side vision of his face in Vader’s helmet essentially was the Dark Side showing him that he could be powerful as a dark lord, and that he was close to taking his own father’s path.

Your reactions to all of these beloved movies are an absolute delight! I remember seeing this one in the theater. For Return of the Jedi, my friend and I stood in line outside for hours. I think the movie was shown 2 or 3 times before it was our turn to go into the theater! Totally worth it though!

The guy in the walker that shot the shield generator was the voice of Aragog in Chamber of Secrets.

Frank Oz, voice of Miss Piggy, voices Yoda. Jim Henson made the Yoda puppet. He makes a cameo in Blues Brothers as the Prison worker giving Elwood back his belongings.

That little scream you do when the film ends! Thats how you feel, you dont want ESB and retun of the jedi to end😊

A movie reaction where you already knew what was a secret back in the 70's to most - that Darth Vader was Luke's father. I guess with so much media about it's pretty hard not to find out before seeing the movie. But back then, it shocked viewers.

I noticed that Empire Strikes Back has a deep, emotional PASSION that no other SW film has had. I forgot to mention that earlier.

G'day it's Steven from Down Under again I was eleven when this film was released, yes it is my favourite of all and I've definitely watched more often than any other Star Wars movie. "T I N G L E S" is something I still feel and part of that is thanks to Mr.John Williams for his brilliant soundtrack. MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU

Thanks, Seb! 💥 I'm glad you appreciate the patiently-paced moments which develop character and enhance the atmosphere... they are vital in combination with the action-packed bits... and they add to the emotional pay-offs. Keep watching and loving them all!

Yoda taught younglings, so I guess almost all Jedi could say he was their teacher at some point, but that does not mean they were his Padawan. Because Yoda had remained hidden, Vader was not even aware he was still alive. So he assumed that Ben had trained Luke.

The cave is a Jedi test that Yoda was putting Luke through.

4:17 I haven’t watched your reaction to episode 6 yet (I’m actually at the timestamp in the comment right now) but I can’t wait to see how you react to finding out they’re siblings and then remembering this scene 😭

Captain Solo did in in 1985 ! 30 years before Bear did it!

This is definitely my favorite star wars movie. Yet again though, a lot of changes made to this movie from 1980 to 2011 (The youtube channel that i was trying to share before got deleted)

Loved your reaction and your Yoda! It’s hard to look at Yada and know he and Miss Piggy are the same voice. LoL.

You looked like you were having the time of your life! It can really bring out that childlike excitement. “Force talk” 😂 just say “connect through the Force”

Best Movie for me in all the Canon of all the films! I have seen this one so many times!

There can only be two siths, which is why Vader says they can whack the Emperor and rule together

Now go back and watch the scene in A New Hope where Luke and Ben have just met and they go to Ben's cave. Luke asks him "whatever happened to my father?" Watch Ben's reaction. Even then, they knew where the story was going. Ben quickly searches for a way to tell him a story that is kinda-sorta true but is false enough so that Luke's dad-worship won't get in the way of him eventually facing down Vader. It's absolutely brilliant in hindsight.

When Luke is with Yoda and they are at the tree filled with the dark side, he asked, “what’s in there?” Yoda replied, “Only what you take with you.” Luke was thinking physically and took in his gun and saber. What he actually took into the tree is his fear of having to face Vader and finds out he is only fighting himself.

Mark Hamill was in an accident between the first and second movie and had to have facial reconstructive surgery. They decide to add it in the beginning and the rest is history.

26:06 We didn't get that option; we had to wait 3 years!

One of the greatest star wars movie that has been ever made along with revenge of the sith.

You also might enjoy Star Wars Rebels (an animated series) as well as Rouge One which is also a prequel!!

New to your channel. Great content. And your laugh is infectious. You look a humble and honest guy. Your refreshing to watch. Great work. You should re watch them in order. . Also check out the reimagined versions. They are dope.

Nope. My favorite scene will always be, "I love you!" "I know."

The best time ever to watch "Seagulls! (Stop It Now): A Bad Lip Reading." ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SPbDU0t0Wv8.html

18:36 Hello everyone, welcome back to another episode Star Wars theory

Yoda is my favorite character

Fun fact: Initially the twist was supposed to be Obi-Wan killed Lukes father which was a decent twist but that was merely a cloak for the real twist which was luke was Vader's son, Mark Hamil was escorted to a room where the writer and George Lucas told him the twist and he was told to keep it a secret. at the premiere when the twist was revealed, Harrison Ford who was sitting next to mark said to him during the film "Hey kid, you fucking tell me" XD this part is exactly why I love Harrison Ford speaking of hope to see you react to his films like Indiana Jones, American Graffiti, and Patriot Games (In which Sean Bean who played Boromir plays the main villain who is a member of the IRA)

What I love about Vader's talk with the Emperor is how knowing he's Luke's father completely changes how you interpret the dialog. If you only know that Vader is Luke's enemy, lines like "he's only a boy" just sound arrogant and dismissive. But once you know Vader is Luke's father, you realize he's actually just trying to talk the Emperor out of having Luke killed.

People have mixed feelings about the Prequels because of the acting but the story is my favorite and I love Revenge of The Sith

Fun fact if vader chokes another employee, hes fired lol

Bro! That’s your SISTER!!!

love your reactions

What's the internal temperature of a Tauntaun.....Luke Warm

First time watching? Yet you know all the plot twists

"Is that a man in a suit?" (SIGHS) No simpleton, they actually used a real Yeti to play the part

So excited for your reaction!!

Seb is predicting every moment of the movie. The force is strong with him

One of the best movies of all time, in my book. Also: "Was Vader in a really bad accident?" You can say that, lol.

Yoda as a puppet… you know he’s not real… and yet he feels real. He looks oddly wise, and profoundly whimsical. He’s just the perfect character, the embodiment of humble good, while the Emperor in this brief moment is the embodiment of cruel evil.

As for the Prequels: don't let haters influence your opinions beforehand. Watch and judge them on your own. Are they as good as the OT? NO. But are they as terrible as many complain? Again, no. I'm along for this journey.

Someone else has probably mentioned this, but the "I know" response from Han was improv. The "I love you too" as scripted wasn't working, so Harrison Ford tried this and it just fit the character so well that they stuck with it.

I saw Star Wars in 1977 when it premiered. I was, of course, really pumped up when I heard there was going to be a sequel. But I remember sitting in the theater watching Empire, and towards the end thinking that this movie was really long, and wondering how they were going to wrap the story up? At the time, I had no idea they were going to make a third movie. So, I was blown away by "the big reveal," and also by the cliffhanger ending, with Han frozen, being taken back to Tatooine, and the Empire still in power. What a long three years it was waiting for Return of the Jedi. I also remember debates (in print in those pre-Internet days), questioning whether or not Darth Vader was actually Luke's father, or if he was just blowing smoke up Luke's butt, lol.

9:21 “Did you see the back of his head?” “Yes, ADMIRAL.” That sounded like Vader was back-sassing you directly.

23:04 "and his hand is still gone" 🤣🤣🤣 it's like he expects Luke to be a lizard and just grow back a hand 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

Btw: I may have heard you wrong, or maybe you're confused. But the NEXT one is RETURN Of The Jedi, NOT The Last Jedi. Just making sure you get the order right lol

favorite scene: yoda tricking luke and just being hilarious or *THAT* han & leia scene ☹️ rip carrie

My favorite of the original trilogy. Yoda trolling Luke just to test his patience is one of my favorite moments of the movie. And Vader revealing to be Luke's father was a big surprise. And we had to wait 3 years to find out if he was lying. Luckily Seb, you don't have to wait that long. Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊

The ONLY thing I will say when recommending Return of the Jedi - please don't watch it on Blu Ray. They absolutely ruined the key moment of that film which I shan't spoil. Watch the DVD version instead. :)

Seb fans: "I love you." Seb: "I know."

There we go, one of my favorite all time movies

19:55 you hit the nail on the head on the problem with most modern action films.

Watch Mark Hamill on Graham Norton talking about keeping the secret. Hilarious

4:38 That's the first time you hear the Imperial March in the series. Most people don't notice because they've heard the song before, but it's not in Ep. IV. George Lucas actually brought John Williams in pretty late in the process on the first film, as he had planned to use The Planets by Gustav Holst to score the movie. Lucas told Williams that, and his score for Star Wars includes plenty of allusions to Holst (or borrowed liberally, if you're feeling less generous). But with more time for Ep. V, he wrote some more music that was less "inspired" by another composer.

Darth Vader is the Supreme Commander, head of the imperial military, The Emperor is the monarch, the head of state

Dude...these reactions are soooo good. Liked and subbed. Your hype level is 9000.

Vader already knew Luke was his son before the scene with Palpatine

11:21 why doesn't anybody ever pay attention to the dialogue of these movies? The admiral told Vader "my Lord, the emperor commands you to contact him immediately." What do you think an emperor is? He's the dictator of the entire galaxy!

I love all the bits of wisdom by Yoda! "Do or do not, there is no try" "That is why you fail"

Yes, it was Amazing seeing this in the Cinema. I was in 5th grade and was a real fan. It is an absolute pleasure seeing the Joy in your eyes. Thanks for Watching.

The more I watch this movie, the more impressed I am with the director's work, the light, the ambient, the camera work, the screenplay, flawless.

I saw it in the theater in 1980. Nobody saw it coming and nobody knew what to think. There was nowhere else to see any Star Wars movie other than a movie theater, unless you happened to own a print which was basically unheard of. And we had to wait for 3 years for a resolution!

“Do or do not, there is no try.” Swear that made me cry the first time I heard it lol

After you've watched the full original trilogy, then you have to watch "Star Wars sc 38 reimagined". It's fricken epic.

I was in 5the grade when this came out during summer break, when school resumed in the fall, it was still all we could talk about. Classes were disrupted all day to the point that after school detention had to be moved to the cafeteria. Yes, I was among them.

Mark Hamill was in a motorcycle accident which messed up his face so they pur into the story

Dont judge me but I have seen 3 different people react to this movie and even tho you already knew about the I am your father business, your reaction was great. Thanks for letting me know about the tingles. It was like that in the theater too. Lucas knows how to pace a movie.

The Reason Vader did not kill Piett is becuse he respected him, as well as at that time he was more disappointed and sad than angry. Also something about R2 being there that you wil understand later down the line

"Luke LOST!?!" THAT is a big contributor to why most consider THIS the best movie of the franchise! Having a movie where the Hero (and ALL the good guys actually) LOSES? Much less gets their collective butts kicked? Outside of Noir films THAT just WASN'T done back then. These days it is MUCH more common. Everyone wants to be Tarentino, or "dark & edgy" or nihalistic now. But, in the "old days" the good guys almost ALWAYS won! (eventually)

Fun Facts Time: 2:49 this scene was shot during an actual full on White-Out blizzard that had rolled in over night. In fact, the blizzard was far too hazardous to actually go out to shoot on location, so instead, they just shot at the hotel the cast and crew were staying at. They literally just set up the cameras indoors and shot through the hotel window, while poor Mark Hammal is staggering around in an actual blizzard and that there were also buildings around him, that were just totally blocked out by said blizzard, *That's* how *BAD* it was.

For an awesome puppet movie recommends Dark Crystal 1982. The Voice of Yoda is in it as Aughra/ Frank Oz.

Awesome character detail: like most, I assumed that Yoda's curious grammar was because of his original language. He actually chooses to speak that way because he thinks it makes him sound more formal, which I find hilarious. The opening part of the story where Luke got injured and had to be healed was to explain why the actor looked different. He got in a terrible accident and had to have extensive plastic surgery. Was Vader in a bad accident or something? You could say that. You could say that. Yoda was performed by Frank Oz, who was Jim Henson's right-hand man and a good director in his own right.

I've never been married, but I tell people I'm divorced so they wont think something is wrong with me.

I've seen this movie too many times to count and it never gets old. It's such a well done masterpiece, favourite Star Wars movie by far

so apparently vader DID know about luke before the emperor told him. there's a comic where vader learns the x-wing pilot who destroyed the death star is named Skywalker. his response is to use the force to blow out the windows of his ship in rage

"What if he climbs on it and lightsabers his way in?" you said regarding the walker... You should watch the Clone Wars series.

It's important to note that Vader is just toying with Luke. Trying to get Luke to use his anger. Vader isn't trying to actually hurt him, that is until Luke lands a lucky hit on Vader. Vader then loses his shit and cuts Luke's hand off.

The sith live by "the rule of two" which means there can only be two sith, a master and an apprentice. The apprentice will eventually try to overthrow their master with their own apprentice. Fun thing about Vader is that when he holds his saber with one hand he is just playing around, but with two hands on its getting more serious.

Was he in a bad accident or something 😂😂 just wait my friend just wait until u watch 1,2,3

How many times have I watched this ?? Can't remember..... And I am 45 years old.. This was during my time. Such great memorable cinematic times...

Vader is a burn victim and wears his armor for protection

Buzzing for the reaction!! Also Spider-Man references this film in a later marvel film so keep an eye out 😁

“Was he in like a really bad accident or something?” *Perhaps*

I dont know if you read this already somewhere but those imperial Class Star destroyer are listed with a Length of 1600m (1,6km), While Vaders Flagship, a Super Star Destroyer of the Executor Class, is 19.000m (19km) long. They only had a few SSDs but i read the Empire had something around 20.000 to 25.000 imperial Class Star destroyer alone in use. ^^

You are hilariously naughty with your reactions to "saucy" moments and innuendos. I enjoy your reactions a great deal. They are genuine, spontaneous, and enjoyable. You have a winning personality and you're intelligent and quick witted as well. All that AND gorgeous. Your impressions of Yoda are quite good, btw. Great reaction!

Anything you say as a joke in this movie, and then it actually happenes😂

Mark Hamel was in an accident so they added the Wampa attack to explain his scars...

Giivng it more thought, yeah, this film, as traumatising as it was to my 7 year old self, has been my most rer-watched movie from my life. No matter how many times I watch it, and how much time passes, nothing beats this

Oh boy, this is SUCH a good movie. I love how you get chills and goosebumps at all the iconic moments. SO good 😂

I cannot tell you how fun it has been to watch you view these movies for the first time!! I couldn't yet drive when Star Wars came out so I had to beg my older sisters to take me, and I only got to see it twice. However, I was in high school and had a job when Empire Strikes Back came out and by the time it was no longer in the theaters I had seen it 17 times. Yup... I was just that much of a nerd. Keep in mind, though, home video was not a common thing yet so as far as I knew, I might never get the chance to see it again. So I was doing my best to commit it to memory.

Masterpiece is correct. Love your astute observations throughout.

My favorite scene in this film is when Luke can’t get his ship out and Yoda does and then Luke says “I don’t believe it” and Yoda says “That is why you fail.” I love all the training scenes between Luke and Yoda in this film. Yoda is my favorite Star Wars character! While I didn’t get to see the original trilogy when they first came out at the cinema, in the late 1990s prior to the prequels they re-released the original trilogy in cinemas and I got to see them then. Sometimes the cinemas will get permission to do so again. They did it right before the first film in the sequel trilogy was released at a cinema in the big city near me. My sister, niece, and I went and they had actors in costumes as different characters from the franchise you could interact with and take photos with and the ticket and concessions staff were all dressed in various rebel pilot or imperial officer costumes. It was neat! So whenever they re-release the films again at a cinema near you I’d recommend going! It’s a lot of fun! Love seeing your reactions to Star Wars! Great editing around the music to avoid copyright issues! I think you got all the parts people most hope to see someone’s reaction and included just enough music to connect with your comments about the music. The score is really amazing! It’s fun to play in school band, too. My favorite time playing songs from films, especially Star Wars, was when the high school band would put on concerts for the elementary school kids in my school district. The kids always loved it, especially the Imperial March song!

"Was Vader in an accident?" Uhm... one could call what happened an accident, yeah. But it was so much more than that. In time you will learn. Just keep watching the movies.

I know you misspoke at the end of the video, but make sure the next movie you watch is "Return of the Jedi" and not "The Last Jedi"!