RedLetterMedia - Return of the Jedi SPECIAL EDITION Christmas Star Wars Commentary Highlights
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Mike, Jay, and Rich Evans pull up a chair at Jabba's Palace in this not-at-all-actually-festive special to endure an embarrassing CGI band and discuss Harrison Ford's grumpiness, Mark Hamill's haircut, Carrie Fisher's fingernails, and the first signs of madness in King George, in this Christmas Stocking full of insight into STAR WARS RETURN OF THE JEDI SPECIAL EDITION!
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Merry Christmas!!!
Those edits...whoa...funniest thing I've seen in a while. Ty for putting this together!
Thanks man, I got a flight now and I need something to ease my mind
Great stuff 👍
cheers for this edit, really enjoyed some of the random clips like ian mcdirmond with the RSC and stuff :)
Thanks so much for these!
Fun story: in university, I took a film studies class that had a lecture of about four hundred students. We watched Jedi in class one day and this was around the time these special editions had just come out so hardly anyone had seen them. At the end, when all the force ghosts showed up and Hayden Christensen was there instead of old Anakin, someone at the back of this massive lecture hall yelled out "What the fuck?" and the class absolutely lost it for like five minutes.
Didn't know about that part until seeing it with own eyes. When I did, in sheer surprise I said _exact_ same thing word for word. And yes. I yelled it too.
Could write a book about how wrong that is but will stop here. How about one word instead of a book: Disgusting. Wait. I'll say it again. *DISGUSTING*
Edit: I can't let it go. How can luke have ever possibly known what Christenson haydensensen even looked like? He should have been scared to death seeing a ghost of somebody he'd never seen or met especially with his creepy smile and "dark" hair and robes being vadar too. It doesn't make sense. When Ben passed, his ghost was same age. Why didn't Ben age down like vadar then? Did he enjoy being in a body that has to sit down all the time? Oh wait, that's coming next! In next version it'll be the new Ben actor instead of old one. Just wait.
@@Kyle_Katarn512 You're spot on with this. Your comments really might be the most underrated on youtube and I'm no robot spewing that nonsense either.
Yes. Of course. Use Ewan McGregor (didn't/don't know his real name unless "forced" to like now, get it? *crickets chirp) but that's for sure to definitely use him in a future redo redux remake whatever of the original trilogy.
Like you, it just doesn't matter anymore with how ruined it is and has become. I'll probably never watch any of them again they've changed so much for the worse; not better. I like using imagination. I don't like having to be told every single thing like we're 3 yr olds, especially when none of it makes any freaking sense to even teams and whole groups of people examining this.
You get so confused with all the bs that you forget it's even supposed to be a coherent story plot at all. Everything contradicts each other when itd be best to say nothing and let us work it out but no...
Get a hologram of Ewan McGregor and kick the old fart out who nobody recognizes anymore unless over 35 or 40 (his name I *do* remember, Alec Guiness, true Shakespearian actor, who was a _genuine_ critically acclaimed, _incredible_ actor, not uh, "some guy" who I _never_ heard of in life despite devoting a lot of time to cinema. Good cinema that is. So ya, He's the new ben. Everyone reading, you saw it here first and don't forget.
Screw the actor from lawrence of arabia as prince faisal, just fantastic and Alec might have been in PBS series, best in world, very close to the books by author Peter Graves: "I, Claudius" but can't remember anymore, it's been over 35yrs since last watching it on vhs tape, recorded off the tv naturally.
I know Piccard was the proletarian guard Sejanus and Caligula was the brit actor from Alien who had first chestburst in film recorded history) but on Star wars, back on topic, though I heard behind the scenes that og Ben didn't even like the movie at all. That's why they say some of his scenes are boring or lack luster. Or maybe why he sits down or that could be an effects thing they had to overcome, not sure.
So they better give him 4 lightsabers, (I looked this up, google said this: _He was Force-sensitive, and therefore taken from his family and inducted into the Jedi Order as a child. Raised in the Jedi Temple on the planet Coruscant, Kenobi was assigned to Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn. _ since each foot by then would be able to wield them as well. That's awful freaking creepy they stole him as a kid. Same with others, that's a new thing we didn't know about till the crap movies that came later, telling us things we really didn't want to know.
What's wrong with GL? The man is sick. Lets call it what it is, no lying. The jedi kidnap kids for use in their own meddling and selfish schemes. It's called exploitation too. No wonder the universe tried wiping Jedi out. They needed it. I'd join the empire in this new "universe" they created out of thin air or the comics which don't count in a heartbeat if I knew they were evil like that. Wow. Sorry so incredibly long, but once upon a time these were my fav childhood movies even though they really still did kind of suck in original form (ewoks, han solo being useless in Return, 3 stooges jokes and sound effects, not a damn person able to make one shot except good guys, ya it had it's problems from day 1) but it's still nostalgic. With bedsheets, posters, all that commercial crap including the death star with vice like device for trash compactor, it was kind of a big deal when young. Except reading DUNE and it's 5 other books, there was nothing like it period. And I also knew they'd stolen the ideas from dune (desert planet, moisture famers, fremen they called sandpeople etc) but I can forgive for that. Somebody needed to steal it as Kyle Mclaughlin in Lynch's DUNE was about 10 years older than the character should have been. Paul muad dib was a boy. Kyle in that movie is a grown man pretending poorly to be a kid. Its ok but Star Wars in ways was a little better. Just opinion. Thanks for reading. Nobody else will. thumbs up
That is the appropriate response from any sane human being.
You paid tuition to watch Return of the Jedi???
@Kyle Katarn or just not change anything because the original was fine and made the most sense
I never realized how goofy Boba Fett's death is lol. A blind man accidentally breaks his jetpack so he falls into a monster that proceeds to let out a burp. It's a damn cartoon skit
He didnt die though.
@@nialllappin4159 Back then he died but I heard they made a show or limited series.
He was a chump who never did anything impressive onscreen apart from stand there, and is known for not being able to bring in any his bounties intact
a well deserved fate.
@@Feasco you edgy, though...
Its a movies with children as the target demographic.
Rich Evan’s impression of George Lucas is freaking gold. Gold!
“Can we make that door bigger?.. just make it a little bigger.”
Can we get more banthas??
“I want them now! Gimme. Gimme. Gimme.”
I like to imagine when the death star blew up, it rained shrapnel on that planet for 20 years. killing all the ewoks
It's difficult to see Vader as intimidating now after learning that he could faceplant at any moment because of his suit design.
And also he was a whiny brat played by Hayden Christiansen.
what about the palpatine surgical reconstruction center
that shit was canon lmfao
@@DeltaAssaultGaming i prefer the jake lloyd portrayal...
@@ViktorKruger99 I need an Oomla Gumah Gagh miniseries. We deserve the full story of the galaxy’s most famous Hutt insulation manufacturer.
If his suit had lightning proof insulation then how did he die at the end of Jedi?
Can’t believe they cut out the scene where Luke builds the green lightsaber in a cave.
But that singing cockroach in Jabba’s palace was definitely more important to the story.
Was that an actual filmed scene?
@@duckheadbob Yes its a real scene and you can look it up on youtube. Personally I'm glad they left it out I think it would've messed with the pacing and feel of the beginning of the movie. But they should have also never added the singing alien either.
@@duckheadbob It was so close to being in the final cut that it had been scored with music.
@@duckheadbob it was included along with an hour or so of additional deleted material on the blu-ray release a decade ago. they had other stuff like the rebels infiltrating the bunker in more detail and the crew leaving tatooine during a sandstorm, etc.
So THAT'S why Vader comments on the lightsabre and how it relates to his journey to become a Jedi.
the convoluted plot to rescue Han is so funny because at the start of the film Han is the only one that needs rescuing. But by the end of the subplot, Luke needs to go in to rescue Han, Leia, R2D2, C3PO, and Lando.
Then THEY need rescuing
All according to keikaku
Wow. I had never thought of it that way before.
"It's *another* Death Star! This movie is a glimpse of things to come."
Reminder that they released this commentary *in* *October* *2015*
starkiller base was already known at that point. not like they had some incredible insight.
“It’s a jar full of Snokes.”
They are referring to the prequels.
They we're referring to the prequels.
@@abstractdaddy1384 Lol no they were talking about RotJ, that complaint is a cynical talking point about Ep6
No, the thing with Alec Guinness is that his agent negotiated 2% of the entire franchise's back-end gross (before anyone knew the movie would be successful or that there would be more than one movie), so all of a sudden in his golden years he found himself very rich man. So it was a love/hate thing with him. [Note: I corrected this post; initially I'd written that Guinness got a percentage of the royalties, which was incorrect.]
Alec Guiness just hated being typecast, just like every actor hates being typecast. He didn't actually hate Star Wars.
@@MrZackavelli Well, at his age, at the end of such a long and distinguished career, I doubt he was worried about being typecast; fears of typecasting are typically associated with actors just starting out. The truth is, he felt that SW was essentially a silly children's movie (I mean, he had a point) and really didn't get what all the fuss was about. On the other hand, because his agent had shrewdly negotiated 2.5% of the royalties for him, he suddenly found himself quite a wealthy man, so he didn't want to grumble too loudly, lol.
@@valmarsiglia He can still care about the legacy of his career being defined by a single role in his old age. It's the same issue.
@@MrZackavelli True, he didn't want to be remembered for work in films he considered beneath him.
@@MrZackavelli Indeed, they hate type casting. But I imagine it can be very easy to turn that hatred to the role that caused it
18:35 "...No sleazy sex, in fact no sex at all when it comes to that".
Cue a solid minute of dirty innuendos that brought me to tears.
I’m roaring over here at the, “Evacuate? In our moment of triumph?”
"Into the garbage chute, flyboy"
There's so many sexual innuendos in these movies, I could fuck.
"Myself, the boy, two droids... and no questions asked."
He was describing Star Wars fans
George Lucus: "I thought a musical number in the middle of a Star Wars film would be hilarious."
Yeah, George. It would've been hilarious in the middle of Schindler's List also. But does it belong there?
That is such an asinine comparison. You're comparing a space fantasy to a biopic of the Holocaust and judging them on the same criteria?
@@MrZackavelli cringe
@@MrZackavelli flail.
@@mellowyello1478 good one
@@MrZackavelli cringe
The Phantom Menace behind the scenes are amazing. You'll never see something that honest about why a movie sucks again
I want to see the Matrix 4 pitch meeting between the WB producers and Lana … That would be equally revealing, I guess.
Even for the time, that little documentary was quite the exposé. I still can't believe they included all the post-1st screening stuff where they're all shocked and arguing about what the fuck to do. Or all the scenes with the lead editor being sarcastic as hell about the production and borderline mocking George. Or random shots of crew members looking confused or downright scared when George is around.
@@kw9849 oh yeah they were very scared of george. gimme a break.
@@scottb3034You have clearly not seen the footage. It will be very eye opening for you. I’m shocked they included all of the footage, because it hold nothing back. And there are clearly scenes were you can tell on their faces they think George’s ideas were terrible, but he’s George Lucas and they aren’t, so they are scared to say, “Sir, Jar Jar is awful. This child actor is awful. Who is the protagonist in this film?” The scene where they watch the completed movie for the first time, and the look of horror on everybody’s faces as they realize just how bad the film is. Even George who is doing a sort of double facepalm, stating “I may went too far.” There is a look of hope on peoples faces as one guy points out the flaws and why the movie doesn’t work (kudos to him) and George even agrees, but says “It’s too late to change.” Again, find it, or just watch the RLM reviews and see it pointed out.
@@TheSniperGTO i've seen the footage enough. And the guy you are talking about is Ben Burtt who has been part of lucasfilm since he auditioned to be Luke in the original movie, literally the only guy in the business George has a longer working relationship with is steven spielberg. he has no fear of being fired nor should he. people at lucasfilm weren't scared, maybe hesitant to put out their reservations given the success of the OT (especially the original film that had disastrous first screenings as well) but they weren't scared of being fired. George has never and will never be confused for a maniacal tyrant on set.
George was also talking about the climax. purely the climax. not the film as a whole. he thought maybe four concurrent storylines at once was too much to coherently bear. RLM of course took it out of context to mean the general film because that's their deliberately obtuse style. that's why their "review" is hacky and not to be taken seriously as a critique.
And you know the funny thing about the Phantom Menace? Early returns of the movie were immensely positive. It was well-received by critics AND fans. (heck, look at the original reviews of the film, there are a surprisingly high number of "fresh" reviews.)
somewhere along the line it got trashed (An early case of the raging vocal minority) and if you believe the darth jar jar rumor ultimately killed the biggest twist in the franchise's history before it could happen.
We have idiots like RLM and--society in general--decide that their first opinions of the movie were wrong because who would want to be ridiculed for having an opinion that gets bashed? Not to mention it is so much cooler to go with the flow. People are like sheep in social settings and the vocal minority won out shortly after TPM came out.
Was it a perfect movie? No. Was it a great movie? No, it was competent, decent. It had serious flaws but it is far from the pariah it is made out to be. All RLM skates by on is stupidity and confirming a viewer's bias. They give the viewers what they want to hear to make them feel good about their view...aka subjective validation.
Yall stuck narratives in your head that aren't true or are massively exaggerated.
"Oh god, they got loose. IS THAT A LIGHTSABER!?" Bye!!"
Rich Evans: ‘Did any of these fuckers die between the trilogies.’
Cut to fat old bib fortuna getting killed by fat old boba fett. Thought bib was on the sail barge when it exploded but whatever
I'm surprised The Cookbook of Boba didn't add a scene of him escaping or something
The three Ewoks selected to represent Mike, Jay and Rich Eveans really do bear striking resemblance.
Genuinely spent hours trying to settle on the best fit for each of them. Time well spent.
Hah, "bear."
That's crazy dude
He added a "nooo?" That's just angry bitter George trolling the fans right there.
To this day, he calls lightsabers "laser swords." He's so petty, he can't even give that one up.
@@TerrenceNowicki or he just calls them whatever. considering he wrote lightsaber into the script of all the movies and all.
and has stated he doesn't give a crap about naming most times. hence the inconsistency in how 'Han' is said by the characters.
@John Kult sure know a lot about a guy you don't know, never met and has never been characterized that way by anyone...even his ex-wife.
Yes he did it for the money which he didn't keep a cent of. LOL
@John Kult I just not an idiot like you. Come back with credible, objective proof that he hates the fans and that he is this a-hole you proclaim and you have something. Until then you are just a loser talking trash about someone you know nothing about nor talked to directly. I feel sorry for anyone that knows your whiny, clueless ass.
Can't wait until you sell your company for billions and give ALL of the proceeds to charity and universities. Oh wait, that will never happen because you aren't the type of person to succeed in life, just the type to complain and wonder why your life sucks.
"Boohoo, George ruined my precious movie I saw when I was 4 years old! That deserves childish lies and hatred. BOOHOO"
The lack of respect George has for star wars is amazing I love him for it
Cameron Mitchell (in his Low Blow costume) as the emperor was just excellent
I was just about to say the same thing.
It's the role he was born to play.
Drunkenly.
@@BanyaBat Has he played any role any other way?
CLOSE THE FUCKING DOORS LMAOOOOO
I think there is a bit of a 'ramp up' to Vader redeeming himself. When he says "It is too late for me now", I always interpreted that as one of the first cracks in his loyalty to the dark side.
It reminds me of a guy in the middle of robbing a bank, and he starts having second thoughts and thinks, "well it's too late to stop now".
Vader looks very tired in this movie. Almost everyone in fact in this movie feels lethargic.
Oh, Lord. When we were kids we used to practice Luke's plank stunt on the diving board of our pool. Someone would hurl a faux lightsaber at us while we flipped. Beaned in the head while belly flopping SO many times. But we all got it at least once; such was our determination. BTW, I made a huge exception to my Never Watch the Altered Versions of Star Wars Films in order to watch this commentary.
Where can you find copies of unaltered Star Wars? I mean technically George made alterations to Episode IV before it even finished its theatrical run.
@@XxDemon23xX The box set of DVDs that came out in the late '90s includes the theatrical releases as part of the "special features." I just watch those.
'Its a bigger door than we've had before."
The suburban Sasquatch noise made me laugh for a straight two mins. Well done you brilliant bastard.
Bless you, sir.
@I came here to say this but knew in my heart it had already been said
That truly was brilliant.
A 50 minute edit of an RLM commentary? Christmas really DID come early this year!
Much like Egon with his slime tanks*.
(* See "RedLetterMedia - Ghostbusters 2 Commentary Highlights" czcams.com/video/piZ-yfBuFec/video.html , True Believers! ~ Beamin' Banya)
Why not watch Red Letter Media itself instead? They're not exactly hard to find
@@ainternet239. I’ve listened to them all, but I like shorter edits with the best parts.
Just like I did.
And so did i
37:35 I love that he has to add the qualifier, "slightly" comedic. He can't just straight up tell George that Jar Jar Binks is a crowd killer
Jar Jar is great. Better than Rey.
@@KissSlowlyLoveDeeply-pm2je the ST being garbage doesn't make the PT any better
@@EvanSchatz No, but the prequels are good movies.
@@KissSlowlyLoveDeeply-pm2je i like some aspects but I find them to be mediocre overall
@@KissSlowlyLoveDeeply-pm2je if it makes you feel better I only consider New Hope and Empire to be "exceptional movies"
When the Rancor Keeper is so sad (9:50), it made me think of Brando. "Look how they massacred my boy!"
"It makes Luke look bad."
I'm really mad about the edit of Han being blind because as a kid I thought the implication was that he had a bit of the force and finally believed in the force a bit... oh well, thanks disney!
I always liked it as that his character stays the same throughout the entire trilogy of him being far too sure of himself yet somehow managing to get lucky and pat himself on the back for it after every W.
@@itsd0nkhe's just like Indiana Jones-he knows all the right theories, but then his intelligence is subverted in that he's actually pretty bumbling when it comes to field applications, and then DOUBLE-subverted in that his uncanny good luck always gets him through every challenge regardless.
Harmy's Despecialized Edition is the best version of Star Wars.
I prefer the taped-from-commercial-tv-on-VHS-when-I-was-12 Edition but everyone has their preferences I guess...
@@ConnieLynchitzWhoElse I like my copy of that recording (oh, C3PO’s cereal sucks bigtime!), but I wore my copy out long ago…
@@ConnieLynchitzWhoElse I’m 24 and my family still has our tape, recorded off the USA network.
How do we get those de-specialized edition?
I bought brand new unopened Limited Editions from 2006 that has the original Theatrical version that was used on Laser Disk
I'm just surprised they didn't mention the green twilek girls famous nipples in the rancor pit hahaha
Imagine how different these films could have been without the majestic voice of JEJ. That might be the most excellent voice acting role ever, and that wasn't even a job title yet.
Well he's a face actor too
@@WreckageBrother-rd5zf That is not what made him an icon.
@@jasoncoward-aintscared Maybe less so
Rest in peace, Rich Evans's's Rancor. It slaughtered innocent people on the regular but, damn, if that round little man didn't have a bond with it.
The Cameron Mitchell and Suburban Sasquatch cameos are beautiful. We don't deserve this.
Glad you enjoyed!
When I was a kid, I watched “Return of the Jedi” and “Fantastic Voyage” the same weekend, and I thought for years that the Rancor trainer was played by Donald Pleasence.
🤣🤣🤣
You mean to say …. It he wasnt ??
To be fair, Dr Loomis post-Halloween 4 STILL comes across as a crazier character than a topless chubby guy that looks after giant monsters in the dungeon of a gangster slug creature's desert palace.
@@BanyaBat you mean they're different?!
I never thought about it before watching this today: Jabba is surrounded by enslaved people and indentured servants and victims, as well as criminals in his employ. A bunch of innocent people died on that barge! Way more concerning than the contractors on the Death Star (per Clerks), which caused Lucas to insert all those insectoid builders/laborers into "Attack of the Clones" and say that it was those people who died so the Clerks guys shouldn't fret. (Which is itself a weird thing to say; apparently only human life matters to Lucas in a universe full of sentient beings.)
They don't even need to do it, at the point Jabba is dead and they can just leave. But nope, Luke goes out of his way to blow them all up, while also potentially risking the lives of his friends too.
@@kw9849 lmao when that scene is so hilariously dark and stupid, and apparently no one saw a problem with it.
@@Quole1234Luke singlehandedly wiped out the crack trade throughout the entire galaxy that day.
And nobody ever points out the fact that in the very first movie (A New Hope) when Luke asked C-3PO about being in the rebellion against the empire. Luke says, “Have you been in many battles?” And 3PO says, “A few. I think. I am more of an interpreter and really not much of a storyteller.” And now they’re he is telling their story.
David Lynch's ROTJ is one of the great what-ifs of movie history. And from what Carrie Fisher said, the coke-nail thing is a myth. She said she used a little metal spoon like proper Hollywood royalty.
@@zogwort1522 Because she liked to glorify her coke use while pretending to do the opposite. Like you said,, we have all seen her nasty coke nails with our own eyes.
I'm just pissed we'll never see Richard Marquand's _Dune._
i can see she only has one short nail in the shot.
43:04 That "Luke imagining Leia" edit made me cackle in the best way. I'll never be able to take that scene seriously ever again. Well done!
Glad you enjoyed!
To be fair, the troopers going after the Ewok on the bike is probably fairly realistic. That moon has probably never been penetrated so those guys probably had nothing to do ever. Being on outside guard duty sucked and was boring, so chasing after a bear that you could probably hilariously gut after you caught him would have been a thrill. They left one guy, every other day that would have been more than fine.
Everything that happens with the Ewoks after that is a problem though!
Also they were afraid to get shit from their cap'n.
"Fucking primitive bear stole your speeder bike? You are bunch of degenerates, not a real stormtroopers"
Stop it with this fan fiction, otherwise Disney is gonna make a comic series out of it.
there's also plenty of other alien species in Star Wars the size of Ewoks that are actually intelligent, so the troopers had no clue whether or not the little furry midget that just jacked their bike was malicious or just retarded and assumed the former.
@@SwissArmyTin I feel like troops stationed on Endor would have been briefed about the natives. Given how brutal the Empire was, the standing orders were probably just "shoot them on sight".
@@DD-zh4by I was never claiming that Lucas and the gang thought of that, I agree that it’s doubtful that they did. I was just saying it does make sense, from a certain point of view. Haha.
The part where Alec Guinness says " theres in fact no sex at all" and what comes next.. comedy gold! I congratulate you sir for the amazing edit. :)
Cheers! Hope you enjoy my other videos!
@BanyaBat What was the music that you put over that sequence? It’s the exact same kind of music that was actually a part of a crappy foreign Iicho computer game called “mouse simulator” that was featured on OneyPlays.
The perfectly timed Suburban Sasquatch yell killed me.
"with Hayden Christensen as Shield Generator Door" had me howling laughing.
2 minutes in and they already correctly predicted that the extended palace door doesn't match the inside size... this gonna be good.
The line, "I can see a lot better now," is probably the only change that I'll actually accept. It's kind of demure humor because Han is probably lying. It's very in character.
Yeah they get it kind of backwards - claim the "trust me" is a "Han solo thing to say cause he says it like ehhhhhh, trust me I can kinda see", but in fact he says it in a straight-ahead heroic honorable fashion;
which also fits, but the character they attribute to and praise in the original line, is in fact only in the SE one.
Still that sped-up-to-fit-the-timing thing kinda ruins it, so oh well.
The reason Luke and Leia’s backstory and history makes no sense at all is that their entire sibling relationship was yet one more lazy snap decision prefiguring the nonsense of the prequels, like rebuilding the Death Star- the line “there is another” in Empire was meant to refer to an entirely separate character, a sister of Luke’s named Nellith. George Lucas got bored and impatient, said “f*** it, Leia’s his sister”, and just ignored all the gaping plot holes this created, and the fact that it made the two previous films seem creepy and incestuous. Definitely a harbinger of the lazy snap-decision making that would destroy the franchise later. At this point, the only way to untangle the disastrous knot of incoherent plot threads and intelligently resurrect this franchise would be to scrap everything but the first two films and rewrite the rest of the story from scratch- RotJ is really when it started becoming too broken to fix.
ANH and ESB are already too broken to fix.
"It's alright I can see a lot better now" seems so much more like the type of bullshit Han would come out with, including the extra fast delivery. It has the exact same vibe as "boring conversation anyway"
Can you make the door bigger?
Can you make the door bigger?
I love that Mel Brooks is credited for Elephant Man when he's brought up.
You have by far become the best guy for RLM or any other edits!
Your effort is second to none!
Amen to that. It's exceptional, an early Christmas gift! Extra points for that Harrison Ford clip, I'd never seen that.
Thanks very much for all your support, honestly means a lot! Hope you enjoyed!
Second to RLM perhaps.
@@BanyaBat Just stumbled across this. Great work! Also great picture quality
Some chump digital artist was paid a working salary to extend Jabba's front door, and that about sums up all anyone needs to know about how weird these special edition tweaks are.
a chump was paid a decent salary to make a minor edit...doesn't sound like he's a chump at all.
@@scottb3034 He got paid to sit on his ass and stare at a screen for hours on end to edit a door because a suit with zero common sense told him to. He may have been paid, but its not work anyone would be proud of.
@@trenthoward6800 again...that would basically make him the opposite of a chump. A chump would do great work or working hard and get paid a trash sum for it.
Sitting on your ass to edit a door is kid's work and he got paid well for it. He is a "chad" not a "chump" as a result.
Even worse, if you look closely you’ll see that he just took one section of the door and copy/pasted it over and over again. The exact same stains and markings appear all over it. Once you notice it, you’ll never be able to unsee it.
@@KevyNova yep its just clone stamped. I use it a lot on Adobe Photoshop. It takes no time at all to do.
In A New Hope, C3PO said to Luke he wasn't much of a story teller. I guess he got that Mother Goose upgrade in order to convince the Ewoks to join the rebellion.
The second half of Jedi is almost like an usual Best of the Worst movie, entirely filmed in the woods. lol
The full scale model of the Falcon did not burn down before shooting ROTJ. It was in England and used for the England shoot - the deleted sandstorm scene used it. Lucas didn't want to pay the cost of moving it around so for the American shoot they used a matte painting.
In the original script, Luke didn't hide his lightsaber in R2. He hid it in the one place he knew he could hide something: his ass. Five long years he wore that lightsaber, up his ass. Then he died of dysentery and gave it to Christopher Walken.
Least funny comment I’ve read in a long time
@@youtubeisfullofnerds5767 "I'm happy to disappoint you." -Ripley
Lmfao
@@SmellyBones mindset of a 12 year old
@@youtubeisfullofnerds5767 You realize he's quoting Pulp Fiction?
I was always amazed Lucas didn't sell baby Ewoks.
The freeze frame of Ford looking into the camera with that look of utter boredom on his face is just glorious.
Mike saying, "I hate to complain," had me laughing for so long
Thanks so much for your work man, really incredible and kind of you, you are providing so much joy to us devoted to RLM
Thank you for watching them! More stuff coming up on this channel very soon!
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Seems safe to give a bunch of kids light sabers, and leave them alone in a room, nothing would never happen, try to give your kids toy swords and leave them alone in a room for 5 minutes and see what happens.
In A New Hope C3PO claims to not be very good at telling stories. In Return of the Jedi he captivates an entire village with his recap of the first two films.
I never knew about the "I can see alot better" change. So for me that's always been the line and I always took that line as Han being snarky and that he actually still CANNOT see but he says that to get Lando to trust him.
yeah lol
Dude ALL we want is the original copies of the films. Give it now
This is absolutely wonderful and very skillfully edited, the style of the editing and the comic timing matches the Plinkett reviews themselves perfectly. Just delightful. Thank you
Glad you liked my editing, that's high praise indeed! Thank you!
100% agreed. Went in expecting to just watch a standard compilation, and ended up laughing a LOT at your additions and edits. JUST the right amount of artistic license-- not so often that it's annoying, but just often enough to remind me to keep an eye out. Keep these going!
Harrison Ford played some of the coolest characters in cinematic history, which makes the juxtaposition of his real life dickishness all the more startling!
What do you mean? He seems normal if anything, why should he give a shit about these movies? His takes seem entirely reasonable
I had a work buddy who's main point of pride was getting ReturnJedi as his AIM handle.
34:00 There are people like Ian McDiarmid, Patrick Steward, Kate Mulgrew, et cetera who always look old, no matter what age.
40:21 man you're fantastic and certainy know your RLM lore!!!
Your condensed commentary tracks with the editing is outstanding. Keep it up.
Too kind, thank you!
So where do you get these commentary tracks and what kind of editing are you doing?
Apparently the reason why they're in the forest so long is because there was originally going to be a sequence in between Jabba and Endor where they steal the Death Star plans from an Empire base and that's where Solo dies. Hence why Mon Mothma is so broke up about Bothans who we've never heard of. It was supposed to be "General Solo died to give us this information"
That would have been a much better middle act for the story. The story from Jabba’s palace to the final climax is all over the place.
Putting this timestamp here for myself: 10:46 because every time I watch this (I often have your RLM videos in the bg) I rewind to Rich's Lucas' going "gimme gimme gimme" like 27 times before moving on
Dude I laughed so hard I think I herniated myself. Thank you for the time stamp dude.
Thank you for you service 🫡
That sex pun montage is exquisite
I'll take "exquisite" over "absolute filth", so cheers!
I got duped! I thought this was a RedLetterMedia video. You did a really good job capturing their humor with your edits and montages. 18:40 - 19:40 with the musical accompaniment was brilliant!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed! Take a peek at my other videos if you enjoyed this one!
lol 15:00 "Is he Scottish now?" *hastily added plaid* "Eyyy"
your editing added so much more than I expected it to, bravo. At first I was like "50 minutes of highlights sounds like almost the whole thing" but that does this a disservice.
great work.
Lucas has left a command for Disney to digitally add Hayden Christiansen to the Vader death scene when he turns 60. It will be more realistic that way.
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Jay: " I have not seen this movie"
Also Jay: "I don't think I've ever noticed that before"
We don’t call them hack frauds for nothing.
“Evacuate? In our moment of triumph?” Lool
I think Lucas wanted to do a musical number because Spielberg opened Temple of Doom with a Broadway tap number and got away with it.
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_We’sa free!!!! “Oh Jesus Christ.”
-Hayden Christiansen as the Shield Generator Door
Both had me cackling like a madman. Like George Lucas.
The "oh god.." at the banthas lmao
I thought they took out Han’s “trust me” line because it was a phrase that became attached to Indiana Jones.
I love that C3P0, fluent in 5 million (or whatever) languages, speaks at Jabba's door like an oxbride Englishman reading from a phrasebook.
this commentary made me realise Rich Evans is actually Salacious Crumb
That would make Mike Jabba the Hutt and Jay Bib Fortuna.
(Leia chokes Jabba to death with a chain)
JABBA (speaking Huttese) : "This... reminds me... of an episode... of Star... Trekkkkkkkk."
The beginning of this movie was the peak of Star Wars.
Nah, Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru looking into the sunset cradling an infant Luke was the peak. With the exception of Rogue One, as far as the films go, verything went downhill after that.
Nah, the peak of Star Wars was Darth Vader's death. The emotion there was like nothing else.
As a kid I always dreaded Han standing in front of that door
That door made me want to be dead
That Palpatine fight scene intercut with the Macbeth footage was great. The editing in general adds a lot to these tracks.
with Hayden Christensen as Shield Generator Door
Jesus Christ I fucking shit myself laughing. You did some seriously great edits on this one. It was perfect. Merry Xmas! lol
Thank you so much, glad you liked my take on it!
I lost it at "Lets all go after that bear!"
You frequently hear Jay say that down at the Manhole on "Fur Trappin' Nights".
Billy Boyd swiped his whole schtick from the Emperor in Macbeth.
i always loved how bold and mastery was from Han to shoot blindly at the Sarlac and bull's eye it, so smug, it even tells you, in one act "suck it, force!"
thank you for ruining it by stating that he can just see and aim fine. Seriously, there must be something mentally wrong with these people.
He says "a little better", not "fine".
@@WreckageBrother-rd5zf Yeah, lukewarm it, that feels even better.
@@Gylfi0 It's called jakewarm now
I'm really surprised they didn't comment on how half of the TIE fighters at 42:06 literally just pop into existence because George wanted them added for the special editions to make it seem more intimidating.
That's because those were how many TIE fighters were in the original edition. That shot wasn't changed. They really optically composited all those ships.
@@grantmalone Well stranger things have happened
Duuuuuude they hyperspaced!
I always felt if he HAD to show all the planets rejoicing in victory with the music that was fine, so long as it closed with yub nub. The very end of it had a very heroic sound before the Star Wars theme.
uhhhh no
If they ever spoof this movie just imagine Boba Fett just standing on the barge fight, puts out a cigarette, goes "I'm independent contract" then flies off.
I love that the ENTIRE trilogy culminated in the redemption of Darth Vader, and when he removes his mask at the end and speaks with his son face-to-face, we understand that a good person was inside him all along... And then minutes later, we don't see adult Anakin Skywalker as a force ghost... but Hayden Christensen, implying that he's reverted to his... "good" self? The last time he was good? Even though we just saw him die while being redeemed? What the fuck message does George think he was sending here?
So was the original better, in which anakin's force ghost appears as a person that literally never existed?
No one complained when Sebastian shaw had hair, healthy skin, and no scars...but christiansen (a version of anakin skywalker that did physically exist at one point) gets added and all the pearl clutching boomers cry cuz DA PREKWELS
@@PatsRule1224 yes, it was better
@@HNedel well, at least you own being a hypocrite
@@PatsRule1224 do I really?
@@PatsRule1224 Sebastian Shaw having hair and being scarless still doesn’t undercut the message of redemption the way putting young Anakin there does.
Everyone keep your cool, but Jay didn't mention John Waters in this video, which I think is his way of signalling that he's in danger.
Was watching Book of Boba (I know, I know) and around the 2 minute mark of this vid, we see them talking about the magical door to Jabba's palace being bigger on the outside than on the inside, and I just wanted to add that this door is even more magical in Boba. Specifically, there is a scene where Boba first teams up with the left for dead assassin gal from The Mandalorian, and they're breaking into the palace to steal back Slave I.
So as they approach the palace the lady assassin sends forth a little scouting drone towards the palace and sneaks it through the top of the closing massive gates which for some reason in this scene and this one scene only, closes by lifting to the roof rather than dropping to the ground.
The movie where Star Wars went from a true drama such as Empire to a reason to sell toys
I love R2. He’s such a brave little sailor mouthed naughty boy.
23:20. The correct term is NOT a "coke finger" it is a "coke nail" however the use of such remains the same. And Han Solo was suppose to die at the end of Empire! Also, remember producer Gary Kurtz had a huge fight with Lucas over Jedi's story. He wanted George to use the original, dark ending to the trilogy, but Lucas wanted Ewoks and a second Death Star so Gary was fired.
Didn't Gary Kurtz quit because the over catering to toy sales started to dictate plot decisions?
@@burntvirtue Thats why Ewoks were created. It was supposed to be a Wookiee planet, but George needed to sell action figures so they made them cute and reversed the syllables in the name.
@@stevem7192 Not just to make toys. After all, they could make Wookiee toys too. I think it was more a budgetary thing. With plenty of money, George was able to finally bring to life a battle involving many Wookiees in Episode III. Or could have been a combination. I don't know for sure.
That original dark ending was stupid. Luke fell to the Dark Side and put on Vader's mask, declaring himself to be the new Vader. Cut to credits.
That is a blatant lie.
Kurtz was fired because he let the production of Empire get way out of control.
George was financing these movies by himself. That was unheard of at the time.
George ended up having to spend an extra 22.5 MILLION dollars because of Kurtz's management. That's why George parted ways with him.
23:32 I mean, you can clearly see that her ring finger and pinkie nails are also longer. She just broke the middle fingernail at some point. She addressed this, and she freely admitted that she was doing crazy amounts of coke at the time. But she also expressed disgust at the idea of snorting it from her fingernail. She said she exclusively used rolled up dollar bills. And I don't know why she would cop to one while denying the other if it was actually true. Kind of a weird place to draw a line in the sand.
Maybe status among high society cokeheads lol
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When I was a kid I couldn't watch the scene where the ewok dies without becoming emotionally distraught
This is my first Star Wars movie so it holds a special place in my heart cause I'm a pathetic man-child or whatever the popular insult is these days.
The chewie tarzan yell was the moment star wars officially jumped the shark. That was before the special edition existed. Once the special edition existed the jaba musical number topped it.
The was the first Star Wars movie I saw as a kid ,which is why I never bothered to watch the others until I was in my mid 20s
The first one i ever saw too. I was 5. Didn't see any others until 15.
@@OsskaSchindla I remember it playing on network TV on a Sunday night and it was such a huge deal it was on TV
That might of been where my uncle taped it off of. I saw it on a VHS recorded from TV. Watched it over and over.
Luke, at that speed, will you be able to pull out in time?-my favorite one😂😂😂