STAR WARS EPISODE V: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION 

And in you

And in you

Said the satanic ✡️

@@WarAgainstCruelty22 *And me, too.*

Me three!

Indeed. Really a lot of Yoda's teachings are relevant and valuable, as simple as they are.

Same with the “Do or do not, there is no try” c:

Was looking for this comment because I wanted to say the same thing! Mental outlook shapes fruition in life.

Exactly

For real. I can't fathom how it's possible to be above the age of 5 and not know.

They knew, just got to act like u don't for the viewers . "I am your father" is one of the most iconic lines in all of cinema .

I was 4 when I first saw Star Wars and for some reason I wasn’t shocked when I heard “I am your father” line. Nobody told me that line but for some reason I knew it. It’s hard to think there are people who don’t know that reveal.

Agreed!

Agreed. People get too upset with Lando. Back when the movie came out Billy Dee Williams would get yelled at by elementary kids when he dropped off his kids at school. They thought he was the bad guy. I never felt that way growing up with Star Wars.

Right, he even said it, he don't know Luke. Lando wanted to keep his operation legit, and keep the Empire out. He don't care about Luke, he doesn't know him. He was like okay, Lord Vader set a trap for him. And that is all that he is interested in., and they are gonna bounce once they get what they want. TBH, it was real genius of Vader, to NOT keep looking for Luke, and have Luke come to him. And the movie just shows how impulsive Luke still is at this point, he's not matured yet.

Exactly, if he were really bad he wouldn't have cared about the people under his protection. He even said they arrived right before you did so he couldn't have warned them even if he wanted to. The Lando hate makes no logical sense.

@@samuraiwarriorsunite Lando lowkey tried to warn him. He had his patrol ships fire on Han to try to make him feel unwelcome and leave.

Plus, if the US Army fleet of tanks show up at your factory demanding you turn over some guy you’ve never heard of, you’d bend to the Army’s demands.

I was 5 and same thing. I also listened to the Soundtrack LP on my record player non-stop.

I like when people give him crap for wearing what looks to be Han's clothing before he leaves. It's not like he had time to pack a bad or stop at the Gap on the way out. Literally left home under fire rushing a dude to the hospital. And the popsicle doesn't really need those clothes right now.

Absolutely good explanation. Thanks

Brilliantly put. Thank you.

Thank you for this. Now I don't have to say it like I was on my way to doing. 😅 People kill me with not understanding the position that Lando was in.

⛔️ AGREED 100% . . . Lando never betrayed them. Thanks for sharing. He’s also my favorite.

Well Luke learned a lot through all his failures in this movie. TLJ fans insist that Luke was an "ego maniac" who "needed to be brought down a peg" 🙄, but the importance of ESB is literally that he learned all those lessons already in ESB. If he had gone down the path he THOUGHT of as "heroic", he was sure to end up like Darth Vader. The whole point of this movie is to disabuse him of that notion so he can realize what being a Jedi is really all about. This breakdown is really my favorite *(contains spoilers)* ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NvlWSsZwLn0.html

@WallCat nope because R2’s presence was necessary to find out the hyperdrive was turned off and then turn it on, saving the Falcon and everyone on board.

@@extantsanity This is exactly right. And in addition to that, after the devastation of losing his hand, his identity, and who he imagined his father was--Luke didn't give in to despair. He was humbled, became better for it, and embraced a new humility that led him to becoming a true Jedi. Something the sequel trilogy screenwriters completely missed.

@@extantsanity SPOILERS ROTJ Although him being there actually saved them because of R2 as another reply mentioned. I think the finale of Return of the Jedi shows that Luke wasn't completely wrong to want to save his friends. Both Obi Wan and Yoda ended up being wrong about having personal relationships as a Jedi. Luke almost gave up his own life to save his father and he succeeded.

@@lewstone5430 SPOILERS ROTJ Right on. People don't seem to realize that Luke wasn't actually wrong to want to save his friends, he just wasn't ready yet as Jedi. Obi Wan and Yoda were wrong about not having personal attachments because Luke's attachment to Vader actually saved him.

Basically, it was an elaborate mirror.

I'm a big fan of "I don't believe it." *"That. Is why you fail."*

@@bumfricker2487 I like, "Im not afraid" , "You will be, _You will be_

And they argued for the next three years over whether he was lying or not..

@@ronweber1402 exactly!

I actually read the book adaptation six weeks before Empire was released. I had to keep that secret from my friends until they could see it

I was also 13 when I saw Star Wars in 1977. That moment kind of crushed me, but not in the same way it did for most people. I felt it "humanized" Vader and made him less of a faceless, unknown evil. I've always preferred my Vader to be a monster. ;)

HOW ABOUT NO?

No. Idiot.

there was also that deleted scene when the Empire attacks the base on Hoth and C-3PO rips the warning sign off a door and a snowtrooper gets yanked in

I'll will say this one more time, Mark and George both denied this, this is fan fantasy

Not entirely true. George said 'But my feeling was some time had past, they've been in the Rebellion fighting, that kind of thing, so the change was justifiable. There's a scene in the film where Mark gets beat up by the monster, which helps even more, but that wasn't really the meaning of why we wrote the monster in the beginning. We needed something to keep the film suspenseful at the beginning while the Empire is looking for them.' What Mark said was 'they used a lot of the real scars to build upon" the make up used for the scene.' So yes the scene is used as a convenient in universe explanation, and the injuries put where they were on Luke's face for this reason. It's not the only reason the scene was made though. They already had the idea for a monster attack, and then thought plus it will make a good excuse for his scars.

the scene was already going to be a thing. they likely worked the makeup around his scars, just for simplicity, but the sequences and injuries were always going to be a thing

This is actually a myth. Well sort of. Mark Hamill was in a nasty car accident that resulted in necessary facial reconstructive surgery. However the accident took place in January 1977, shortly after they finished filming _A New Hope_

You mean return of the Jedi

John Williams…should we expect any less than masterpieces?

@@user-hk7hz9cn7v some of the soundtrack from other SW movies are not nearly as good so yeah

That’s a big reach.

Same here. I think I have seen almost all the SW reactions on YT. This was one of the best ones out there. By the end both were so engaged and the twist hit them like a semi truck.

@@RobTheWatcher exactly, genuinely invested & passionate.

It's an old trope and it appears in novels dating back to the 18th and 17th century of people doing this in inhospitable conditions, either in the desert or cold temperatures and although it's not proven through historical documentation that it was actually done, supported by any evidence whatsoever, in real life it was a widespread known technique for survival during storms like sandstorms, blizzards or general cold temperature. It's very likely at least one person in each of these conditions ever did it and it is reasonable that someone might have tried it as a last resource in their direst moments but still, it seems to have been very effective if the story on the revenant is actually true, at least with larger animals. I've read it in a few novels but the ones that come to mind are in The Revenant with the bear and in a camel in a novel called Tuareg by a Spanish author. Also, one of the first times I came in contact with this concept was in a Bear Grills episode of Man vs. Wild, that's what that show was called right?

Carrie Fisher was also doing cocaine in the 80s.

And they filmed all of the scenes 15 feet outside the place they were staying because the weather was so bad.

LMAO

not to mention that scene is constantly being parodied

That is the alias that Daniel Jackson in Stargate SG-1 once. "Olo, Hans Olo" that was really funny.😄

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That was not a deliberate hint. The earliest drafts of ANH had Anakin and Vader as separate people. The early drafts of ESB had Anakin’s ghost training Luke.

It actually is Vater in German.