Han was an New York cabbie with road rage in a past life.. it's his Karma to have to repeatedly have to keep doing it over and over again in different manifestations😂🎉
I'd argue that this is kinda a misconception because the point of them getting a medal was that Han piloted the millennium falcon and Luke destroyed the death star. Chewbacca had nothing to do with it, but he still is even allowed to walk in the ceremony.
@@maoistgonzaloitepolpotist7743 Pretty sure the co-pilot of a craft still deserves recognition, but what do I know (plus, he was instrumental in helping Leia escape the Death Star)
@maoistgonzaloitepolpotist7743 There's no way Han made the decision to turn the Falcon around on his own. Chewie was definitely giving him shit while they were flying away.
Chewie does deserve and did deserve the recognition and was awarded alongside other fellow pilots and operators but we didn't get to see it, even George Lucas confirmed it was just a ceremony awarding the commanding pilots of the attack that took down the Death Star, otherwise there would be other pilots receiving medals as well, the only two remaining pilots active during the stack to the vent shaft were Han and Luke.
One of so many reasons why I tell people to watch the movies as they came out rather than in episode order. The Jedi battle is quite a bit of a let down. Of course you don't get the surprises of Luke and Leia's parentage either which is really the biggest reason not to watch in episode order.
@@bradparnell614haha I don’t think they’ve worked out yet anyway that Vader is Luke/Leia’s father, looking forward to the next part to see their reaction
Lucas originally wanted the light sabers to be massive weapons that were hard to wield. Also, Alec Guinness was one of those old school actors that was trained how to handle a sword, so he didn't show off with flourishes and stupid stuff that would end his part in a sword fight, real quick.
@@bradparnell614 No but you replace the one parentage plottwist with the huge darth vader plottwist. 100% better. And it also gives you info some of the characters dont have which also makes it more entertaining. Watching chronological is definitely the way to go
Imagine their surprise when Empire drops, Vader ain't dead, Yoda pops up, the baby daddy is revealed, and Hans gets put on ice. 😂 This was such a wonderful reaction, I made popcorn to watch them having so much fun. ❤
They know vader is anakin but don't know that he's the father, The prequels only revealed the babies at the last moment and I think these gentlemen didn't catch the names. @@carlpeterson8182
@@carlpeterson8182 Yes, they should know it and that's the problem. The creator of that channel took them the chance to become surprised in Star Wars V, by showing them Star Wars Episode 2 and 3 first in the wrong order.
Raheen: "Look the Queen is here!" Babu(while stroking his beard like a wise old man): "Her name is Princess Leia." Babu is already a walking Star Wars Encyclopedia
He also did this at part 3. At the end yoda said to kenobi that an old friend has found a way to speak with them. Obi-wan:"Qui-gon!" Raheen: Who is kwaigun? Babu: the one Master from the 1st film I was like yo dude that man really is into it hahaha.
I feel like they are missing more and more as time goes on, because nobody is correcting their misconceptions. The language barrier is just sort of accumulating errors as they go.
@@Mr.Ekshin Dude, to be fair it's only their first time watching the franchise... no-one picked up every small detail or interpreted everything correctly straight away after watching a series of this scale the first time. They've had one sitting, we've had over 40 years to appreciate the original trilogy and welcome its spin-offs; we've probably seen the movies dozens of times over including the various "editions". Until they get through them all they won't have the complete canon timeline to look back on in retrospect or all the information needed to make sense of the many twists and turns of the vast Star Wars universe throws out. I think it's better they learn from their own viewing experience than have gatekeeper fanboys keep correcting them, else it becomes less of a reaction series from a group of people embracing western culture and more a lesson in shaming... it's very likely they discuss things off-camera like most fans do and figure things out rather than have the producer keep interrupting them just to correct their mistakes.
@@MarcusBritish - You misunderstood my intent. I was thinking whoever is behind the camera showing them these films, might be able to act as a guide, and correct various misconceptions and misinterpretations as they arise (without spoilers).
@@Mr.Ekshin But it's these misconceptions which are interesting to us watching them react - it's interesting to see how people from another cultures even make "mistakes" while watching a movie like this.
Just a bit of old family story back in 1979 my step father was a police man in the UK and attended a reported burgery at a Industrial unit as he searched the building with his torch he was scared witless by monsters! This was the building where all the cantina alien puppets and costumes were being stored.
After this came out, I remember debating with my friends about whether or not Vader was dead. It seemed that he flew away but the Death Star was gone so where could he go? We debated on the range of a TIE fighter or if the Empire could've picked him up. Really nerdy stuff. LOL.
@@kpmac1 The Fighter of Darth Vader is not a Tie-Fighter. It is a TIE Advanced. The TIE Advanced does have a hyperdrive and shields, which a Tie-Fighter lacks. That's knowledge from the videogame Tie Fighter from 1994.
That's the consequence if you show someone Rogue One first. Then he will think, the Death Star doesn't have enough fire power to blow up a whole planet.
"Hurry up or you will turn into papad and be flat!" When I first saw this movie in 80s as a little kid (on VHS), that scene in the trash room TERRIFIED me!
I thought watching in this order they would be spoiled about whose Luke and Leia's father is, but they seemed to have not remembered that was the names their mother gave them.
Not a fan boy. And it's opinion whether it's a bigger twist or not. Lucas's is also opinion. Never said it was the biggest twist of all time and it needs to be preserved at all costs. So arguing a point I didn't make and you sound like the fan boy ranting about this. And no, a lot of reactions on here did not know the Luke's fathers twist. And no, wasn't on the playground as I was already grown by that time. So, accusing me of something I never did, because you don't have an argument. Lighten up on the Star Wars fanaticism. @Antonio-Gransci
It's still his opinion and his creating them doesn't change that. And watching a trilogy, then the before, is a lot different arranging pages of a story, so again no argument from you, just silliness. And it's noted he did show them in the wrong order. @Antonio-Gransci
And many people don't know the "I am your father" twist in this country, never mind in the whole world. You are a real fan boy if you remotely believe that.@Antonio-Gransci
Actually, you did accuse me of that. And it's not an objective fact, it's your opinion and that is subjective. Definitions and Star Wars are not your best subjects. And plenty of people are surprised by the reveal. I've seen numerous ones on here. Again, you seem like the fanatic one. @Antonio-Gransci
Seeing these wonderful guys getting to experience the Star Wars timeline in order as their first experience is just so neat. They have such powerful energy and love for the series.
The bar scene is now iconic. When we find ourselves in a confusing situation, with many people saying different things, it is common to say "it looks like the bar from Star Wars". 😂
It really speaks for the quality of the movie that they recalled so many scenes at the end and liked all the characters. The original trilogy truly is a masterpiece!
*Highlights:* 7:59 Babu: "Who are these little people?". Me: *UTINI!* 11:21 Not Raeen flexing his knowledge over Luke Skywalker 😆 14:20 About why Babu can't be a Jedi. 15:35 Obi-Wan reveals himself. Babu & Raeen: 👏👏🎉🎉 17:57 Luke's home is destroyed. Babu & Raeen: DESPERATION 19:15 Luke wants to become a Jedi. Babu, literally: 👍 20:54 Babu is jamming happily to the Cantina's live music. Raeen: 👀 23:09 Solo introduces himself by blasting an alien to kingdom come. Babu and Raeen: 👏👏 24:00 Babu sees Jabba. His face, I swear. 🤣 25:42 Raeen, savvily: "They have to go at the speed of light". Meanwhile, Babu sees the Hyperspace: 🤯 26:05 Blink and you miss it: Leia shouts "WHAT?" to Tarkin, and startles Raeen. 🤣 26:26 Dantooine is destroyed by the Death Star. Babu and Raeen: 😱😱 31:06 Chewie will always be Chewie. 31:29 Solo about Leia getting killed: _"Better her than me"_ . Babu, sipping tea: "Yes, that's right!" 🤣 32:46 Fighting time! Babu: 👏🎉 Raeen, sipping tea: _Approves_ 33:23 When I woke up this morning I didn't expect to hear the name Chewbacca and Gabbar Singh in the same sentence. 😂 34:41 Leia being the icon she'll always be. 38:01 Not out heroes turning into papad. 🤣 38:57 Raeen enjoyment about Solo and Leia bickering is on another level. 41:43 Babu teaches us how old age spares no one. 42:12 Darth Vader kills Obi-Wan. Babu wants BLOOD. 43:52 Babu wants MORE BLOOD. 44:41 "hE's jUSt a dRiVEr!" Babu is ready to defend Solo's honour to the DEATH. 🤣 48:47 Darth Vader himself is flying a TIE Fighter. Babu and Raeen: DISMAY 51:05 The Death Star is destroyed. Legends says that Babu is still refusing to lower his arms to these days. 🙌 53:15 If you thought Babu was done praising Solo, well, he's NOT done! 😆 55:51 Oh you sweet summer children. 57:49 Patience you must have, my young Padawans. 1:00:24 Babu sings for us about a lover having convos with a satellite. 🎶
This is amazing, the reactions are on point 😂 Also not to be that guy but it was actually Alderaan that was destroyed by the Death Star. Leia lied and said that the base was on Dantooine, but Tarkin saw right through her plan and instead had them destroy her home planet
I think they were more involved with Padme and Anakin to catch them, and to be honest if you don't know what's to come it's easily missed she practically whispered the names. I'm actually really looking forward to Empire now.
I cracked up when Raheen said "They don't even look around when they kiss!" The dangers of watching Star Wars in sequence and missing that they don't know they're related yet! =D
Yeah, I was kind of surprised that they don’t seem to remember the twins’ names or Anakin’s old home (later they said the planet reminded them of his pod race, but didn’t identify it as the same planet). Aside: I came to mention Raheem’s kiss comment but you beat me to it. 😁
Honestly, I think the Star Wars story works best if you watch the original ones first. Watching the prequels first, takes away all the reveals from the best movies in the franchise.(Don't mean that to sound objective, but c'mon!) I'm glad they missed some of that stuff. They'll enjoy it more, I hope =D
Excellent. And they're going to love Emperor Strikes back and finally see Yoda (and the Emperor) return. So much more will make sense by the next movie.
Star Wars: ANH was so popular it played in most US theaters for over a year. Almost everyone saw it twice and many people saw it multiple times. It was quite the experience in 1977 to see it on the big screen!
Here's something that would blow their minds; Peter Cushing, who plays Grand Moff Tarkin played the character in 1977 at the age of 66 and he died in 1994 at the age of 83 but he was also a main character in Rogue One that came out 22 years after he died and Grand Moff is the same age as he was in 1977. The Grand Moff in Rogue One is completely CGI, not a real person, even his voice is artificially recreated using recordings of Cushing's voice from the 1977 movie.
I'm not sure, mabey I missed it but it seems that these two gentlemen haven't realized that Luke and Leia are the two children born to Padme at the end of Episode III I say this because the older gentleman speaks about Luke parents being killed in the desert. Not realizing they were his aunt and uncle.
Hehe.....they should just tell them Episode VI is the end and that horrible evil people tried to make 3 more movies but the forces of good stopped them.
My god it makes me so happy to see Star Wars make them so happy. 😂 This movie changed my life. I would not be who I am today were it not for Star Wars. I was 5 years old when I first saw it and I was obsessed with it. I have been a huge Star Wars nerd ever since then.
Same! I was 5 or 6 when this film was released and I discovered it. It shocked me so much, I can remember many things about that day. This film made me to love cinema, astronomy... and Luke Skywalker too, hahaha. Greetings from Spain.
I was born in 1980. I've been a huge Star Wars fan since I was a child. Needless to say I've watched it many times. As a long time subscriber to The Common Man Show, I am amazed on how many new things about Star Wars Episode 4 I've learnt by just watching at their reactions. I've been living in Japan since I was 19, so I've watch the movie from another mindset, the Japanese one as well, since my personality is a weird mix between European and Japanese. Now, this new perspective from Babu and Raeen has made me more aware of small details. And, thank you for telling them the movie is from 1977. I felt released when I found by the end that they were aware of that fact. I can't wait for the other episodes to come. And other movies too.
The Force Awakens does not exist. The Force Awakens does not exist. The Force Awakens does not exist. The Force Awakens does not exist. The Force Awakens does not exist.
@@palantir135 What sequels? There are no sequels. There is only glorfied fan fiction. I could stretch it to have them watch the Kenobi series, but honestly it's no harm done if they don't.
It kind of makes sense. This is what would happen to a newcomer when watching Solo before Episode IV: "Who is this Han guy and why is he so important?"
There is a bonus disc on history of Star Wars first Trilogy. It shows the origins and struggles to complete. I think they would appreciate viewing as the efforts seem to be noted by them in every reaction
"I salute the director of this film 10 times". What a great, humble approach. These men who judge what they see based on its own merit would surely not understand the fan's ire towards George Lucas for the prequels. Refreshing take. LOVE that they watched in episode order, as George intended. No surprise the most humble men provide the greatest insight. Thank you for uploading.
I'm so for them to watch The Empire Strikes Back, especially after they understand the larger picture of the Empire being dealt such a loss, and thinking like most fans that Vader is dead
Wow. Thank you again. I am really loving rewatching this with you guys. I can't wait for you to watch my favourite Star Wars movie next. Your reactions will be priceless to say the least. Eyes will pop and minds will be blown. This is where the fun begins.
Tbf planets like Alderaan and Yavin IV are supposed to be relatable stand-ins for Earth that we wanna see defended; Raeen calling it Earth is the story doing its work
Yep, this is the movie that started it all. I love these guys. I clap and cheer right along with them😂haha. They're good old fellow Star Wars fans now.
Babu is epic. “Chew” lol . Sometimes I wish the narrator in the beginning corrects their errors . Like telling them how Vader did survive. Some how they didn’t notice his ship surviving in the end
Tthe fact they have watched the prequals which explained luke and leias names before and they can't recognize it now... not to mention the house on Tatooine they commented on in a earlier movie, they completely treated like it was completely new to them here. this why i love this channel.
Well, that was definitely worth the wait ;) But quickly, off to the next one, that the guys can finally see Yoda again! Hm, I wonder what they'd say about _Spaceballs_ ...
Can't wait to see Luke's use the divine power,while Driver fly his plane at light speed along with his good buddy Chew,Queen and the loyal droids R2 and 3Po in Episode IV
Babu is the Man. I love his Wisdom. Can't wait for them to see EMPIRE!!!!!!!!!!! ...the BEST of them ALL!!!!!! Where can I send these guys some Popcorn???
It's great how Luke says he can't see a thing when he's wearing the Stormtrooper helmet, yet he can hit everything he's shooting at. This means he's already using the Force, like Kenobi taught him just a little while before.
Babu and Raeen might be interested to know that Denis Lawson, who played fighter pilot Wedge Antilles in the big battle around the Death Star, is the uncle of Ewan McGregor, who portrayed Obi-Wan Kenobi in the first three films. Also, the scene with Jabba the Hutt (who they may remember from the first movie) was originally filmed with a human actor, but left out of the movie. When they decided to put it back years later, they had to digitally turn him into the slug-like Hutt. They were so careful that they digitally made it look as if Han had stepped on Jabba's tail, even adding a grunt of pain.
@@OpenGL4ever Actually, I think the quality of the Special Edition CGI bothered George Lucas more then most viewers. While it's nice to have all these fixes, unless you have a VCR, it's practically impossible to see the films as they were first released anymore.
@@patriciagerresheim2500 It bothered me, when it got released. And the Special Edition was sold together with the original version as DVD version. So VCR is not required.
@@OpenGL4ever I'm sure you're not alone, but most people are more interested in the story than all the bangs and flashes. You bring up another point: every time they release another edition, you're expected to buy it all over again. How many copies of a thing can a customer reasonably be expected to buy?
@@patriciagerresheim2500 In fact, the Star Wars Trilogy is the only one I've bought three times. The first time was the original version on VHS cassettes, but with 5.1 THX surround sound in 1995. Then the special edition on VHS cassettes in around 1997. And finally the Limited Edition which included the special edition and the original version on DVD. But the original version here lacked the 5.1 THX surround sound, because George Lucas wanted it that way, because the original version in 1977 was released in stereo only and did not have THX 5.1 surround sound. I bought none of the prequel and sequel films
This channel has been popping up on my feed for a while now and I love everything about these guys. The misunderstandings, the UNDERSTANDINGS, the culture shock, the beautiful language. You have a new subscriber.
Feels like they were a lot more into this one than some of the other Star Wars Also props to this channel for getting this out so fast, only 2 days after Rogue One.
Yeah, it was terrific. There was something in there - the purity, Marcia Lucas' team's energy in their editing, something - that just really made Babu behave like he was 10. It was really interesting, as I was bracing for them saying it was slower and not as big-looking. But, no. Not a word of it! That movie really reinstilled in me (if only temporarily) faith in humanity.
I can imagine that if you're from a culture that isn't used to fast paced modern movies that the original Star Wars is a lot more enjoyable and easier to follow.
I love how they just called Han Solo "the driver" throughout this 😂
I know really . Solo is a pirate, smuggler, scoundrel - now driver. If only Leia had thought of that one, shed have tamed Han but good!
Han Solo is just rickshawing people through space
Han was an New York cabbie with road rage in a past life.. it's his Karma to have to repeatedly have to keep doing it over and over again in different manifestations😂🎉
The Driver, The Dog, The Princess, Old Anakin
@@chrischristian7511 the Queen, K2 (R2-D2), space stations (Stardestroyers), Earth, Divine Power
"Chew has also done a great job."
That's more recognition than he ever got from Princess Leia. 😂
I'd argue that this is kinda a misconception because the point of them getting a medal was that Han piloted the millennium falcon and Luke destroyed the death star. Chewbacca had nothing to do with it, but he still is even allowed to walk in the ceremony.
@@maoistgonzaloitepolpotist7743
Pretty sure the co-pilot of a craft still deserves recognition, but what do I know (plus, he was instrumental in helping Leia escape the Death Star)
@maoistgonzaloitepolpotist7743 There's no way Han made the decision to turn the Falcon around on his own. Chewie was definitely giving him shit while they were flying away.
@@k.k.michael2142 Yeah, Chewie has a way of calling Han out, whenever his old smuggler ways keep him from doing what he knows he should actually do.
Chewie does deserve and did deserve the recognition and was awarded alongside other fellow pilots and operators but we didn't get to see it, even George Lucas confirmed it was just a ceremony awarding the commanding pilots of the attack that took down the Death Star, otherwise there would be other pilots receiving medals as well, the only two remaining pilots active during the stack to the vent shaft were Han and Luke.
I love Babu's comment to the slow lightsaber duel.
"Both are old, so fighting slowly." Babu is very wise and observant.
One of so many reasons why I tell people to watch the movies as they came out rather than in episode order. The Jedi battle is quite a bit of a let down. Of course you don't get the surprises of Luke and Leia's parentage either which is really the biggest reason not to watch in episode order.
@@bradparnell614haha I don’t think they’ve worked out yet anyway that Vader is Luke/Leia’s father, looking forward to the next part to see their reaction
Lucas originally wanted the light sabers to be massive weapons that were hard to wield. Also, Alec Guinness was one of those old school actors that was trained how to handle a sword, so he didn't show off with flourishes and stupid stuff that would end his part in a sword fight, real quick.
Because hes an old guy himself so he could symphatize.
@@bradparnell614 No but you replace the one parentage plottwist with the huge darth vader plottwist. 100% better. And it also gives you info some of the characters dont have which also makes it more entertaining. Watching chronological is definitely the way to go
Imagine their surprise when Empire drops, Vader ain't dead, Yoda pops up, the baby daddy is revealed, and Hans gets put on ice. 😂 This was such a wonderful reaction, I made popcorn to watch them having so much fun. ❤
They should know Vader is Anikan and Anikan is the father of Luke and Leia. They saw the prequels right? But they might have put all that together.
They know vader is anakin but don't know that he's the father, The prequels only revealed the babies at the last moment and I think these gentlemen didn't catch the names. @@carlpeterson8182
@@carlpeterson8182 Yes, they should know it and that's the problem. The creator of that channel took them the chance to become surprised in Star Wars V, by showing them Star Wars Episode 2 and 3 first in the wrong order.
They remember and mention how Vader raced on Tatooine as a boy.@@carlpeterson8182
@@OpenGL4ever I don't think they realize it yet.
Their reaction to the confirmation that the old man is indeed Obi Wan is priceless! I absolutely love these guys!
I am so amused by the constant references to Han Solo as “the driver”
They don't know who Luke is! The reveal is going to be epic!
Raheen: "Look the Queen is here!"
Babu(while stroking his beard like a wise old man): "Her name is Princess Leia."
Babu is already a walking Star Wars Encyclopedia
He knows the good stuff, worth knowing.
He also did this at part 3.
At the end yoda said to kenobi that an old friend has found a way to speak with them.
Obi-wan:"Qui-gon!"
Raheen: Who is kwaigun?
Babu: the one Master from the 1st film
I was like yo dude that man really is into it hahaha.
2 Days ago Rogue One and Today A New Hope! You really please us with these reactions! Thanks
I feel like they are missing more and more as time goes on, because nobody is correcting their misconceptions. The language barrier is just sort of accumulating errors as they go.
@@Mr.Ekshin Dude, to be fair it's only their first time watching the franchise... no-one picked up every small detail or interpreted everything correctly straight away after watching a series of this scale the first time. They've had one sitting, we've had over 40 years to appreciate the original trilogy and welcome its spin-offs; we've probably seen the movies dozens of times over including the various "editions". Until they get through them all they won't have the complete canon timeline to look back on in retrospect or all the information needed to make sense of the many twists and turns of the vast Star Wars universe throws out. I think it's better they learn from their own viewing experience than have gatekeeper fanboys keep correcting them, else it becomes less of a reaction series from a group of people embracing western culture and more a lesson in shaming... it's very likely they discuss things off-camera like most fans do and figure things out rather than have the producer keep interrupting them just to correct their mistakes.
@@MarcusBritish - You misunderstood my intent. I was thinking whoever is behind the camera showing them these films, might be able to act as a guide, and correct various misconceptions and misinterpretations as they arise (without spoilers).
@@Mr.Ekshin But it's these misconceptions which are interesting to us watching them react - it's interesting to see how people from another cultures even make "mistakes" while watching a movie like this.
Agreed.@@krzysztofkietzman3332
The Force is strong with them, for it's a truly divine power.
Use the Force Babu❤😁
I think the Hindi dub translates “the force” into “the divine power”
Thanks, Tron clone version of Jeff Bridges.
Just a bit of old family story back in 1979 my step father was a police man in the UK and attended a reported burgery at a Industrial unit as he searched the building with his torch he was scared witless by monsters! This was the building where all the cantina alien puppets and costumes were being stored.
45:00 Love how Babu and Luke say “No” at the same time 😂
I find it amusing that the think that this movie ends the series and even more amusing they think Vader is dead. Boy are they in for a surprise.
I'm thinking the same.. I hope they're still under that assumption when they watch Empire because their reaction is gonna be great, lol
"Lord Vader was killed by driver" was great, can't wait for them to actually be reunited with Yoda as well, they been waiting
After this came out, I remember debating with my friends about whether or not Vader was dead. It seemed that he flew away but the Death Star was gone so where could he go? We debated on the range of a TIE fighter or if the Empire could've picked him up. Really nerdy stuff. LOL.
"And then Darth Vader bumped into a some random Tie-Fighter pilot and veered off into space never to be seen again. The end."
@@kpmac1 The Fighter of Darth Vader is not a Tie-Fighter. It is a TIE Advanced. The TIE Advanced does have a hyperdrive and shields, which a Tie-Fighter lacks. That's knowledge from the videogame Tie Fighter from 1994.
Babu grooving with the cantina music was the vibe I didn't know I needed today
Babu's enthusiasm was wonderful. 😊 You go, Babu. We love you.
I think Babu reverted back to a twelve year old boy, he enjoyed the movie so much ! Good for him!
Lol I hope they keep calling Han Solo “the driver.” Hilarious!
26:30 "He ruined the planet" Yeah he sure did 😂
That's the consequence if you show someone Rogue One first. Then he will think, the Death Star doesn't have enough fire power to blow up a whole planet.
Wrong translation. He actually said "he blew up the planet."
Everybody loves Chew. How could you not love Chew
"Hurry up or you will turn into papad and be flat!" When I first saw this movie in 80s as a little kid (on VHS), that scene in the trash room TERRIFIED me!
I thought watching in this order they would be spoiled about whose Luke and Leia's father is, but they seemed to have not remembered that was the names their mother gave them.
Not a fan boy. And it's opinion whether it's a bigger twist or not. Lucas's is also opinion. Never said it was the biggest twist of all time and it needs to be preserved at all costs. So arguing a point I didn't make and you sound like the fan boy ranting about this. And no, a lot of reactions on here did not know the Luke's fathers twist. And no, wasn't on the playground as I was already grown by that time. So, accusing me of something I never did, because you don't have an argument. Lighten up on the Star Wars fanaticism. @Antonio-Gransci
It's still his opinion and his creating them doesn't change that. And watching a trilogy, then the before, is a lot different arranging pages of a story, so again no argument from you, just silliness. And it's noted he did show them in the wrong order. @Antonio-Gransci
And many people don't know the "I am your father" twist in this country, never mind in the whole world. You are a real fan boy if you remotely believe that.@Antonio-Gransci
Actually, you did accuse me of that. And it's not an objective fact, it's your opinion and that is subjective. Definitions and Star Wars are not your best subjects. And plenty of people are surprised by the reveal. I've seen numerous ones on here. Again, you seem like the fanatic one. @Antonio-Gransci
You did when started this rant. You seem to arguing against yourself.@Antonio-Gransci
I love how they just call Han "The Driver"
LOL my amigo at work calls me the driver!
"Evacuate? In our moment of triumph?" "Sir, John Wick's Dog was on Alderaan."
Seeing these wonderful guys getting to experience the Star Wars timeline in order as their first experience is just so neat. They have such powerful energy and love for the series.
The bar scene is now iconic.
When we find ourselves in a confusing situation, with many people saying different things, it is common to say "it looks like the bar from Star Wars". 😂
this bar is called Mos Eisley Cantina! 😁
@@connornash571 Yes! 👌👍
But usually say "bar" for short.
We understand each other anyway. 😉
They don't seem to have realized that Vader managed to get away. That might confuse them a bit in the next movie.
Han being just a "driver" was the funniest thing
This is the most wholesome channel on CZcams.
It really speaks for the quality of the movie that they recalled so many scenes at the end and liked all the characters. The original trilogy truly is a masterpiece!
Agreed!
*Highlights:*
7:59 Babu: "Who are these little people?". Me: *UTINI!*
11:21 Not Raeen flexing his knowledge over Luke Skywalker 😆
14:20 About why Babu can't be a Jedi.
15:35 Obi-Wan reveals himself. Babu & Raeen: 👏👏🎉🎉
17:57 Luke's home is destroyed. Babu & Raeen: DESPERATION
19:15 Luke wants to become a Jedi. Babu, literally: 👍
20:54 Babu is jamming happily to the Cantina's live music. Raeen: 👀
23:09 Solo introduces himself by blasting an alien to kingdom come. Babu and Raeen: 👏👏
24:00 Babu sees Jabba. His face, I swear. 🤣
25:42 Raeen, savvily: "They have to go at the speed of light". Meanwhile, Babu sees the Hyperspace: 🤯
26:05 Blink and you miss it: Leia shouts "WHAT?" to Tarkin, and startles Raeen. 🤣
26:26 Dantooine is destroyed by the Death Star. Babu and Raeen: 😱😱
31:06 Chewie will always be Chewie.
31:29 Solo about Leia getting killed: _"Better her than me"_ . Babu, sipping tea: "Yes, that's right!" 🤣
32:46 Fighting time! Babu: 👏🎉 Raeen, sipping tea: _Approves_
33:23 When I woke up this morning I didn't expect to hear the name Chewbacca and Gabbar Singh in the same sentence. 😂
34:41 Leia being the icon she'll always be.
38:01 Not out heroes turning into papad. 🤣
38:57 Raeen enjoyment about Solo and Leia bickering is on another level.
41:43 Babu teaches us how old age spares no one.
42:12 Darth Vader kills Obi-Wan. Babu wants BLOOD.
43:52 Babu wants MORE BLOOD.
44:41 "hE's jUSt a dRiVEr!" Babu is ready to defend Solo's honour to the DEATH. 🤣
48:47 Darth Vader himself is flying a TIE Fighter. Babu and Raeen: DISMAY
51:05 The Death Star is destroyed. Legends says that Babu is still refusing to lower his arms to these days. 🙌
53:15 If you thought Babu was done praising Solo, well, he's NOT done! 😆
55:51 Oh you sweet summer children.
57:49 Patience you must have, my young Padawans.
1:00:24 Babu sings for us about a lover having convos with a satellite. 🎶
Best comment, thank you!
@@sunfurycommenting1013 You're welcome! 👍
You must always do this. I'm ded X 2
This is amazing, the reactions are on point 😂 Also not to be that guy but it was actually Alderaan that was destroyed by the Death Star. Leia lied and said that the base was on Dantooine, but Tarkin saw right through her plan and instead had them destroy her home planet
@@flatstheflounder2884 Damn, you're absolutely right, it's Alderaan! I apologise for my massive brain fart! 🤣
I'll always think of Han Solo as "Driver" from now on.
They’re anticipating his son, Adam Driver 😂
I do not think they have realized the children's names from the prequals.
I think they were more involved with Padme and Anakin to catch them, and to be honest if you don't know what's to come it's easily missed she practically whispered the names. I'm actually really looking forward to Empire now.
They might catch on in the next one though, or maybe it was edited out.😉
I cracked up when Raheen said "They don't even look around when they kiss!" The dangers of watching Star Wars in sequence and missing that they don't know they're related yet! =D
Yeah, I was kind of surprised that they don’t seem to remember the twins’ names or Anakin’s old home (later they said the planet reminded them of his pod race, but didn’t identify it as the same planet).
Aside: I came to mention Raheem’s kiss comment but you beat me to it. 😁
Honestly, I think the Star Wars story works best if you watch the original ones first. Watching the prequels first, takes away all the reveals from the best movies in the franchise.(Don't mean that to sound objective, but c'mon!) I'm glad they missed some of that stuff. They'll enjoy it more, I hope =D
@@leftworld333honestly, I agree with you
@@leftworld333 i've found that 4, 5, 2, 3, 6 kind of works.
Excellent. And they're going to love Emperor Strikes back and finally see Yoda (and the Emperor) return. So much more will make sense by the next movie.
I know they’re gonna be stoked when they see yoda. That was they’re fave character
"Lord Vader was killed by driver, very good ending."
*Empire strikes back standing there menacingly*
Star Wars: ANH was so popular it played in most US theaters for over a year. Almost everyone saw it twice and many people saw it multiple times. It was quite the experience in 1977 to see it on the big screen!
I learned a very important lesson watching this movie.
Never mess with old men.
Lol!! When Babu saw the trash-monster, he lifted his feet up. 😆
Here's something that would blow their minds; Peter Cushing, who plays Grand Moff Tarkin played the character in 1977 at the age of 66 and he died in 1994 at the age of 83 but he was also a main character in Rogue One that came out 22 years after he died and Grand Moff is the same age as he was in 1977. The Grand Moff in Rogue One is completely CGI, not a real person, even his voice is artificially recreated using recordings of Cushing's voice from the 1977 movie.
Babu yelling at them to attack after Kenobi died was too funny
Can’t wait to see there reaction to part V
I'm not sure, mabey I missed it but it seems that these two gentlemen haven't realized that Luke and Leia are the two children born to Padme at the end of Episode III
I say this because the older gentleman speaks about Luke parents being killed in the desert. Not realizing they were his aunt and uncle.
Don't think they know. Information overload probably. Although Ep. 3 ending scene should have made this perfectly clear.
I think the I am your father scene will clear that for them.
@@Nio744I'm hoping the penny will drop when we get the scene with Vader and Palpatine.
@@rasmuslernevall6938Well to be fair it could easily be missed if you don't already know, it was just a quick "Luke, Leia." ⚰️
Hehe.....they should just tell them Episode VI is the end and that horrible evil people tried to make 3 more movies but the forces of good stopped them.
My god it makes me so happy to see Star Wars make them so happy. 😂
This movie changed my life. I would not be who I am today were it not for Star Wars.
I was 5 years old when I first saw it and I was obsessed with it.
I have been a huge Star Wars nerd ever since then.
Same! I was 5 or 6 when this film was released and I discovered it. It shocked me so much, I can remember many things about that day. This film made me to love cinema, astronomy... and Luke Skywalker too, hahaha. Greetings from Spain.
I was born in 1980. I've been a huge Star Wars fan since I was a child. Needless to say I've watched it many times. As a long time subscriber to The Common Man Show, I am amazed on how many new things about Star Wars Episode 4 I've learnt by just watching at their reactions. I've been living in Japan since I was 19, so I've watch the movie from another mindset, the Japanese one as well, since my personality is a weird mix between European and Japanese. Now, this new perspective from Babu and Raeen has made me more aware of small details. And, thank you for telling them the movie is from 1977. I felt released when I found by the end that they were aware of that fact. I can't wait for the other episodes to come. And other movies too.
"You put a spark on his ass, then it'll be fun."
Damn, Babu is straight-up savage. 😂😂😂
Also, Babu vibing to Cantina music gives me life.
Only 2 episodes left :) I hope you will enjoy the finale!
I've changed my mind. I want them to see the Disney Trilogy just so Babu can experience Babu Frik.
The Force Awakens does not exist.
The Force Awakens does not exist.
The Force Awakens does not exist.
The Force Awakens does not exist.
The Force Awakens does not exist.
@@Trazynn Why do that to them?
Wow you really don’t want them to watch 7-9
5 episodes left and solo still left
I don’t think they remember that the two children of Anakin were called Luke and Leia.
And why should Darth Vader be dead.
They are not aware there's more episodes left. They thought this was the final movie in the series.
@@Trazynn two more movies, sequels to those movies and several tv series to go.
@@palantir135no thanks, 2 more movies at that’s it
@@customsteelbook5281 me too.
@@palantir135
What sequels? There are no sequels. There is only glorfied fan fiction. I could stretch it to have them watch the Kenobi series, but honestly it's no harm done if they don't.
I love them. Their reactions are so wholesome.
They don't remember Padme named her children Luke and Leia. Episode V will be so great to watch for them.
They might just twig on in the next movie.😉
Glad we skipped Solo and went straight to a New Hope
It kind of makes sense. This is what would happen to a newcomer when watching Solo before Episode IV:
"Who is this Han guy and why is he so important?"
Agreed.
You mean “the driver.” 😂
I got sooo excited to see this video pop up. It's wonderful to relive the wonder of Star Wars with these guys.
There is a bonus disc on history of Star Wars first Trilogy. It shows the origins and struggles to complete. I think they would appreciate viewing as the efforts seem to be noted by them in every reaction
I would love to see them react to some making of videos in general, I think they would love to see the process.
dog! lmao, he called Chewbacca a dog XD I CAN'T!
Oh my.... you're gonna LOVE the next one SO much :)
It is amazing how well this movie still holds up almost 50 year later.
Babu: "Raeen, I'm your father!"
Raeen: "Are baap re!!"
R2, "Bee boo beep. Baap re baap"
They need to watch The Matrix! 😃
Their reaction will be mind-blowing
Back to the Future and The Day after.
There's a Back to the future video already
"I salute the director of this film 10 times". What a great, humble approach. These men who judge what they see based on its own merit would surely not understand the fan's ire towards George Lucas for the prequels. Refreshing take. LOVE that they watched in episode order, as George intended. No surprise the most humble men provide the greatest insight. Thank you for uploading.
Grandpa considering Han Solo as "the new hope" is adorable and is now cannon.
They THINK they've figured this movie out...ohhhh so much more to be revealed....so much more.
It was a real treat to watch their reactions.
I really enjoyed watching Star Wars series with them, please make the remaining parts as quick as possible. Much love from Poland.
I'm so for them to watch The Empire Strikes Back, especially after they understand the larger picture of the Empire being dealt such a loss, and thinking like most fans that Vader is dead
Their brains are gonna melt next episode. Can't wait!!!
Wow. Thank you again. I am really loving rewatching this with you guys. I can't wait for you to watch my favourite Star Wars movie next. Your reactions will be priceless to say the least. Eyes will pop and minds will be blown. This is where the fun begins.
"Let them play the music what's your problem" at 22:17 was really funny lol
Ohmg! This came like early Christmas🎉 Much faster than I thought.. I was coming to terms with two weeks wait 🎉
Tbf planets like Alderaan and Yavin IV are supposed to be relatable stand-ins for Earth that we wanna see defended; Raeen calling it Earth is the story doing its work
“Hurry or you will turn into a papad”.
❤️🤣
Now we need to see their reaction to Spaceballs. 😂
After Jedi
I hadn't lived until I heard Baba trying to make Chewbacca sounds, lol.
Yep, this is the movie that started it all. I love these guys. I clap and cheer right along with them😂haha. They're good old fellow Star Wars fans now.
You should have told them from the beginning, that this movie is like 30 years older then the other ones and the base of the legacy of this frenchies.
A horrible omission! What were they thinking?
The French had nothing to do with it,they surrendered at the start of the Star Wars...
@@DanceySteveYNWA Brilliant ! I applaud you.
@@paulallen6915 Merci
I think it was cool seeing their reaction to finding out how old it was after they watched the movie. They were genuinely surprised lol.
Babu is epic. “Chew” lol . Sometimes I wish the narrator in the beginning corrects their errors . Like telling them how Vader did survive. Some how they didn’t notice his ship surviving in the end
The Divine Power will be with you, always.
This is one of the best reactions to Star Wars I've ever seen!
“He ruined the planet” lmfao
Tthe fact they have watched the prequals which explained luke and leias names before and they can't recognize it now... not to mention the house on Tatooine they commented on in a earlier movie, they completely treated like it was completely new to them here. this why i love this channel.
These guys are so sweet. Seeing Star Wars fill people from a different part of the world with such wonder is so wholesome - I love it.
Vader turns up in the next movie,Babu Bhai ,"Who the hell is that?"
They certainly enjoyed this more than rogue one ,that's for sure ..
Well, that was definitely worth the wait ;) But quickly, off to the next one, that the guys can finally see Yoda again!
Hm, I wonder what they'd say about _Spaceballs_ ...
I know every time I see that desert I think of the big comb.
Can't wait to see Luke's use the divine power,while Driver fly his plane at light speed along with his good buddy Chew,Queen and the loyal droids R2 and 3Po in Episode IV
These are my two favourites. Raheen is a very smart young man who I liken to Obi-Wan, while Babu is undoubtedly Yoda with his wisdom.
I'm never not calling Han 'The Driver' now
Babu is the Man. I love his Wisdom. Can't wait for them to see EMPIRE!!!!!!!!!!! ...the BEST of them ALL!!!!!! Where can I send these guys some Popcorn???
I've never been so excited to watch the next episode with reactors.
Endless smiles when they see these flims.
I just love seeing these guys. Their reactions to all these strange things is so pure.
It's great how Luke says he can't see a thing when he's wearing the Stormtrooper helmet, yet he can hit everything he's shooting at. This means he's already using the Force, like Kenobi taught him just a little while before.
38:06 Hurry up or you will all turn into papad 😂
I hope someone told them that the cgi lizards were not from the 1970's
Babu and Raeen might be interested to know that Denis Lawson, who played fighter pilot Wedge Antilles in the big battle around the Death Star, is the uncle of Ewan McGregor, who portrayed Obi-Wan Kenobi in the first three films.
Also, the scene with Jabba the Hutt (who they may remember from the first movie) was originally filmed with a human actor, but left out of the movie. When they decided to put it back years later, they had to digitally turn him into the slug-like Hutt. They were so careful that they digitally made it look as if Han had stepped on Jabba's tail, even adding a grunt of pain.
And the first version of Jabba the Hutt in the Special Edition of a New Hope looked cheap, so they reworked on it for the BluRay Edition.
@@OpenGL4ever Actually, I think the quality of the Special Edition CGI bothered George Lucas more then most viewers. While it's nice to have all these fixes, unless you have a VCR, it's practically impossible to see the films as they were first released anymore.
@@patriciagerresheim2500 It bothered me, when it got released.
And the Special Edition was sold together with the original version as DVD version. So VCR is not required.
@@OpenGL4ever I'm sure you're not alone, but most people are more interested in the story than all the bangs and flashes. You bring up another point: every time they release another edition, you're expected to buy it all over again. How many copies of a thing can a customer reasonably be expected to buy?
@@patriciagerresheim2500 In fact, the Star Wars Trilogy is the only one I've bought three times.
The first time was the original version on VHS cassettes, but with 5.1 THX surround sound in 1995.
Then the special edition on VHS cassettes in around 1997.
And finally the Limited Edition which included the special edition and the original version on DVD. But the original version here lacked the 5.1 THX surround sound, because George Lucas wanted it that way, because the original version in 1977 was released in stereo only and did not have THX 5.1 surround sound.
I bought none of the prequel and sequel films
This channel has been popping up on my feed for a while now and I love everything about these guys. The misunderstandings, the UNDERSTANDINGS, the culture shock, the beautiful language. You have a new subscriber.
"If we don't see the others, we don't understand this story."
Heh heh heh
Feels like they were a lot more into this one than some of the other Star Wars
Also props to this channel for getting this out so fast, only 2 days after Rogue One.
Yeah, it was terrific. There was something in there - the purity, Marcia Lucas' team's energy in their editing, something - that just really made Babu behave like he was 10. It was really interesting, as I was bracing for them saying it was slower and not as big-looking. But, no. Not a word of it! That movie really reinstilled in me (if only temporarily) faith in humanity.
I can imagine that if you're from a culture that isn't used to fast paced modern movies that the original Star Wars is a lot more enjoyable and easier to follow.
Han Solo.... war hero, rogue, pirate, smuggler.... Driver! Love these guys! :)
51:22 *LEGO STARWARS flashbacks
Also, I love Babu’s occasionally single clap when he’s happy or amused.
I’ve become quite addicted to their SW reactions. It’s quite entertaining tbh. Very likeable guys.
Did you tell them this movie was made in 1977? Gotta give em some historical context, that this was the very first star wars movie.
I think Mr. Babu liked that Obi-Wan grew up to look like him. He seemed pleased to see Gandalf in the LOTR reactions, as well.