Star Wars Theory REACTS: Book of Boba Fett Episode 6 

what was the reason btww

@@Couragesand he had cancer when he was younger and Luke was his hero/idol

@@Asiandiskool awww damn

This is the Way ❤

I know exactly what you mean: watching Luke saying those words, which are true to his character, instead of the loser hopeless green-milk drinker hermit we saw in the Last Jedi crap movie, that’s what surely felt to Theory like fresh air, redeeming Luke as he’s supposed to be

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😭😭😭

He's a 30 year old man, crying over stupid shit. It's so embarrassing

We don’t clown him. We cry with him

@@IHopegood And that’s a fact right there

I’m an absolute mess myself. I watched Revenge of the Sith again when I was pregnant and Anakin’s fall was already emotional enough. Seeing him Force choke Padme ruined me lol. Whenever I rewatch RotS I’m a bumbling mess. I cried in the theatre at the end of Rogue One. Whenever I see Darth Vader, I only see fallen broken Anakin and I’m an absolute mess.

Yo who didn't cry in both this episode and mando s2 finale?

I have a feeling that was supposed to happen, but Disney forced Grogu back with Mando because of money.

There’s rumors that season 4 of mando is gonna introduce Mara Jade so we might see Luke more

We technically only got them together for the 2 “mando” episodes in Boba, kinda strange

I would have liked to see Grogu gone for like 2 seasons.

Honestly, I can't shake the feeling that something is going to happen so that he ends up back with Luke. Remember Luke said that Grogu wouldn't be safe until he completed his training. Din was able to defeat Gideon, but, if either he, or someone else, sends a Force User after Grogu, Din won't be able to protect him. In the first episode the IG-11 droid said his directive was to terminate the asset. Din's orders were to bring it back alive if possible. Later we see The Client get killed by Gideon and from their exchange, it seems The Client was working for Gideon. Now, fast forward to the last episode of Season 2. Gideon tells Din that the child possessed rare properties that would be order back to the galaxy and all he wanted was to study his blood. So, it sounds like Gideon wanted him alive, yes? If so, then who wanted him dead? This has always confused me.

Luke: OK, good.

Hahaha nice!

Watch andor, this ep was great, but on the other hand it was lazy written with fanservice over fanservice.

@@12stack73 andor is the most boring show I have watched; ever. This is literally the best ep, EASY.

@@TheZmzz ok go watch avengers american kid

@@12stack73 sorry am not a Star Wars virgin, who finds that boring ass show entertaining🤡

@@TheZmzz cuz ur probably a child

Absolutely, maybe we'll get that + Rebels with Ahsoka

Ikr that episode alone was just crazy

Literally one of the best hours of Star Wars that currently exists - I agree.

Well yea it’s like they took that exact Luke from ROTJ and put him in the show, that’s the Luke we all like

I watched this last night and I just got the Western vibes in that scene.

this is true, but you gotta at least respect the creators of the show for remaining continuous.

Even though Luke here isn’t allowing attachments? That seems like something the sequel Luke would do

@@wearywanderer7018 im pretty sure jedi have always been against attachments, i remember the jedi council was worried anakin was too attached to his mother in the prequels honestly this never sat right with me either, but i suppose thats one way george lucas wanted to show that the jedi arent perfect and they have some bad sides too

@@hristoborisov3713 Yes, and that was their flaw, their mistake. Luke learned that they were wrong to forbid attachments. He rescued Vader from the dark side through his attachment to his son. Why in the world would he not allow attachments?

@@wearywanderer7018 good point

IMO, TLJ didn't ruined him. It's called character development : at some point, he failed badly, like every human can. He finally redeemed himself in a final sacrifice. This move makes him Human, not some sort of ridiculous space Jesus with no defaults or failures. Even Yoda failed and did hide for years. Same for Obi Wan.

@@rman4539 that's character decline not development. Luke had already been developed. We are talking about the guy who believed firmly that Darth Vader still had good in him even after he saw the atrocities Vader committed. It doesn't make sense for this same character, after years of Jedi training and meditation, to try to murder his nephew because he just had a nightmare. Actually, this is neither character decline nor development; that is a whole other character, another direction, another person. In two words: Bad writing.

@@mark20102012 "that's character decline not development" : a decline IS a character developement. a character SHOULD fail at some point, otherwise it is, indeed, a bad and lazy writing. You miss the whole point of failures in a GOOD character journey. Luke had his rise, and fall, and he redeemed himself with a ultime sacrifice. Has classic has classic greek tragedies. Go learn basics of writing please

@@rman4539 "a decline IS a character development" yup, I realized that by the end of my comment. That's why I said at the end that it was neither a decline nor a development. It's like Mark Hamill said: "He is not my Luke Skywalker... maybe he is Jake Skywalker." Give me one common trait between OT Luke and TLJ's Luke. even if there is none I would be willing to believe that it's character development as people sometimes change completely but people change through different experiences, war changes people, tragedies, death of loved ones. Canon Luke didn't pass through any of those yet he supposedly changed drastically and tried to murder Ben (don't tell me that war changed him, we know from aftermath that the Empire ended after one year from RoTJ and some clashes with the imperial remnant can hardly change Luke who spent 4 years in a full scale war and remained light sided.) Canon Luke had it easy and yet he was changed due to the sequels' writers not bothering to understand the character. In Legends, Luke spent 10 years after return of the Jedi fighting an organized Imperial remnant, he spent another few years fighting several dark side forces such as the returned Exar Kun and Marka Ragnos, he was then caught up in the Yuuzhan Vong war in which his Jedi academy on Yavin 4 was destroyed (like Ben destroyed it, except that here Luke didn't surrender and go on self imposed exile, he built another Jedi academy on Ossus and continued in reestablishing the order). he lost Chewbacca, he lost the woman he loved, Mara Jade. He witnessed the fall of his nephew Jacen Solo to the dark side and his subsequent death at the hands of Jaina. He passed through all of this, yet by the end of his life he had reestablished the Jedi order and brought peace to the galaxy.

@@mark20102012 "in Legends", yeah. Not a thing anymore. What bugs you is not that we didn't see why he became the way he is on screen yet. What bugs you is that he is not a space Buddha anymore, and that he can fail. I get it. You want a "true hero".

Yep Luke was what got Theory throughout a rough childhood of getting bullied and surviving cancer. His emotional reaction was heartwarming.

That's because he is now a wise Jedi. He doesn't show much emotion.

He was similarly calm in ROTJ

lukesoka should burn with reylo

As much as I love this scene, I think it should've been put in the Ahsoka show or a show centered around Luke's jedi order. Or at least in the official season 3 of the Mandalorian since this involved him and Grogu.

It was deliberate

atleast it was better than kenobi

@@Ahzuv that's true and sad at the same time

@@mertala1085 yep

I liked it

I'm guessing he just constructed another

@@Tripl3Cherri3s But in Mando when Luke offers Grogu the lightsaber, it’s the same hilt is it not?

facts

I mean, but that’s literally what happens in the movie

lmao

Yeah, mando season 3 was just disappointing

Yep😂