Watching Star Wars For The First Time

The original "Star Wars" trilogy is such a massive cultural phenomenon that it somehow feels like I’ve seen it already—even though I haven’t. I finally decided to fix that unforgivable film buff mistake, and what better way to do it than by binge-watching all three movies on the biggest screen possible?

It was a really fun 8 hour movie marathon, and best of all, I was lucky enough to meet an amazing fan who showed up in a completely homemade costume. I also learned about an incredible organization and their charity work. Check them out: Troopers For Charity Denmark.

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Toni Vesdream

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Toni's Film Club

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Chapters:
0:00 Watching Star Wars for the First Time
0:35 Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope Review
02:28 Interviewing a Star Wars Fan
03:42 Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back Review
05:41 Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi Review

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[TonisFilmClub]

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- Yoda

[jacobhemingway]

It’s been a long time since I’ve watched any Star Wars film. I feel it’s a series that will never age, even 30-40 years from now it will still be timeless.

[Lwydius]

"Name five characters from Avatar. Go on, I'll wait." = subscription.

[bodemecanoanimations]

This trilogy will always serve as a reminder of why we need innovation in media. One man had a dream and determination, and the result was something that nobody had ever seen before which stuck with audiences for decades to come. Not many movies nowadays have had the sheer worldwide cultural impact that Star Wars had. We need to empower people like George Lucas who dream big and seek to further the entertainment industry.
(Also, Film Critic 2001 is back at 1:41!)

[deteon]

I'm not sure if I should be amazed or disappointed that you haven't seen Star Wars. Impressive, in a way. Anyway nice video! 👍

[tom-vjlz]

5 charracters from Avatar:
- Corporal Lyle Wainfleet
- Dr. Max Patel
- Mo'at
- Norm Spellman
- Tsu'Tey

[TheGreenThunder]

Neat! Are you gonna watch the other 6 as well? There's two more Trilogies and plenty of spin offs waiting for you!

And yeah the cgi musical number in VI felt so out of place because it originally wasn't in it. That was just added in one of the re-releases

[marcelocuello]

I know it's not relevant, but the truth is that I dislike not only the fact that he separates the author from his work because he said something that the person didn't like, or because being is what gives value to a work, Whether it reflects his way of being, or on the contrary, it reflects everything he hates, I say this more than anything because of the comment he said about the sequel, I don't know if YouTube ended up deleting the comment, okay, whatever, Star Wars It has all kinds of things that he loved as a child, the iconic presentation is taken from Frash Gordon's series, in the cantina a multiple reference to the movie monster b-the mutant thing from space something, and as for the desert it is inspired by Lawrence of Arabia's movie, and Princess of Mars, although I think the species thing was a reference to Dune, although obviously he wasn't the only one who liked science fiction on the set, But even Dune fans find that Herbert's accusation of pragia is largely meaningless when he pairs Paul with Luke because although I haven't read the books yet, I understand that he is in no way a classic hero, to say the least. post data in the prequels the high council jedi has a name that refers to some curious friends of george lucas that I'm sure he knows, I'll give you a clue, ford, oppo, by the way I'm using google translator remember tell me if there's something there that you you didn't understand please goodbye