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I was only a kid when I saw this in theaters and WOW, it was the BEST and still love it.

A well told story. From a long time ago. In a past far far away. I was there. I weep for our future.

One of the gun parts of watching a Marvel movie is finding Stan Lee cameo.

Farewell Stan Lee King of the Marvel Characters.🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿

I was 6 at the time and cheered when Han appeared. Instead of cheering when Luke blew up the Death Star, I sat there, mouth agape, while my older brother gasped and said “whoah!”

My kid’s first Star Wars movie in the theater was Rogue One and I’ll never forget the look of awe and how he was just living on the edge of his seat during Vader’s rampage.

This gives me chills; I saw Star Wars the first time (of very many!!) on August 29, 1977. It was my brother's birthday and my parents paid for us to see it. I came out of the theater a fan for life.

When it first came to theaters, I was 11. In my little hometown of Roscommon, Michigan, the 50-seat theater was standing-room only. I saw it 5 times that week.

I was five and on my birthday my uncle took me to Superman instead , same year. It was cool too. Missed that one. Saw Empire though.👍

And just like that - A new Religion was born The JEDI

9:11 WAS THAT FKN ANNA AKANA !!??

I graduated in 1977 so was the best age for this at the time. Such an event! I managed to get a date but no offense, everything vanished when the film began to roll. Cannot imagine the impact; note we did not grow up with the vast movies, etc. now. Was absolutely hypnotized so little recall of audience besides they were loud, thrilled and fully invested (without a cell phone or device to interrupt). On a side note, I also got to see the first Star Trek movie on a sold-out opening night. After growing up with the series. Seeing it on screen was mind-boggling (wish was better story but I digress). Point was the best, loudest, entire-theater standing ovation explosion on first look at Captain Kirk when he looks out the shuttle window. The damn building shook.

I actually shed a tear. Felt like I was 9 again. This was a window to a time when movies were more special, and Star Wars was pure, unadulterated space fantasy we all needed but didn't know we needed.

Sounds like you can hear the squeaking of the projector rotating!!

Here we have a list of what stan Lee did - Was On A Beach -Flew Into Newyork and Saw a huge explosion - Stayed there for a while -Flew Back home and became a police officer -On sundat He flew Back to newyork so He can meet with his daughter but a rock crashed her car -Flew Back home to do his Job -On a sunday He was chilling in his garden but then everything started to levitate -Goes Back To Newyork AGAIN and talked a young boy - Almost snuck into a wediing of F4 because He was a Fan of them Part 2 soon

Remember seeing return of the jedi as kid in cinema Such an uplifting end George lucas really played the 3 part play of the original so well

PRICELESS

I'm so glad to see the Death Star explosion does not have the added CGI "Praxis Ring" effect that Lucas ripped off from Star Trek VI when he vandalized the first film with that "Special Edition" crap!......

I saw this with a couple of friends from school. We absolutely loved it, from the opening crawl to the heroic ending. We had never seen anything like it.

If He Was Still Alive, He Wouldn't Let Those Idiots Destroy His Legacy.

Hey, you forgot phineas and ferb mission marvel.

Sound courtesy of the dodgy guy or girl who went into the theatre with recording equipment to sell bootleg copies...

India and China would be very different now if Star Wars was allowed to play there in 77.

Disney ruined these memories of mine. Thanks, Bob Iger you p.o.s.

So nice to see a glimpse of the original version before the meddling

Let’s take a moment to appreciate the rare people who recognized the importance of recording these moments in time .

Who dug up the cassette tape?

In that last 10 sec it sounded like a riot broke out but I think its just people leaving their seats.

I wanted to hear the audience's reaction when leia runs & her boobs are bouncing.

1 million people killed in this single strike and everybody cheers… 😢

It's a movie about WWII.

I remember my father telling me that when this movie came out he went to see it, came out of the theater then went back in to see it again 2 more times.

That realization that Star Wars is more of an anime than any other movie

I remember clapping when watching this in the theater in July 1977 at age five. The whole theater clapped. I had to beg my Mom for weeks to see it but I was so happy afterwards.

One of the last Cameos he did was in a movie that would start the downfall of marvel and the ugly trend we see today in the entertainment industry. (Captain Marvel)

Yes I was there in the theatre, 11 years old. People these days will never understand how big this movie was to us seeing it for the first time in 1977. It was simply the biggest event of the year, life changing, people lined up to watch it over and over again. A phenomenon that will never be repeated in this world over saturated with a million entertainment options at our fingertips 24/7…how I miss those days.

I was 13 in 1977 and my sister took me to the mall to see the movie the second day it was released. The theater was packed. When the Death Star exploded, we al screamed and yelled. What a time to be alive.

Especially amazing when you consider that Lucas's original script never called for the Death Star to be approaching the rebel planet. It was just hanging out there, and Luke and the boys blew it up. All that "The Death Star will be in range in 5 minutes" was added in the post-production. They spliced together scenes, added old dialogue ("You may fire when ready" from when Tark blew up Alderaan) and gave us the edge-of-the-seat action we loved! Go watch "How Star Wars was saved in the edits" to learn more.

Personally, the most impactful movie of my life, and I saw it first generation. Sept 1977.

4:44 who are the two back up singers on the opening? If anyone knows of course😅

Can you believe the studio wanted Chewbacca to wear pants instead of being "naked"?? That would have probably ruined the movie - a hairy orangutan in shorts! 😂

I could swear that skipping remark was in a trailer for this film. Plus you also see Martin do a a couple of skips.

I was a theater manager in Atlanta in '77. We were scheduled to get Dolby installed later that year, and my manager sent me to another chain's theater that was testing their new install of Dolby. They wanted me to hear it so I would know if our install was good or not. So I went, introduced myself and went into the auditorium, sitting about 1/3 down and in front of the projectionist's window. They ran a few scenes from The Deep, and WOW! I sounded like we were really underwater! After that the projectionist leaned his head out and asked if they wanted him to run this other film they had. Sure, go ahead they said. So I decided to stay and hear some of it..... The lights went down, there was a black screen, and STAR WARS flashed up and the music started. I was frozen in the seat and couldn't move until it was over. I was gasping for breath as it ended. I thanked the staff, calmly walked out to my car, and flew to my main office! I begged them to get Star Wars. They said it wasn't going to do much. The studios had said it was Cowboys and Indians in outer space.... Later they asked me how I knew. I told them I had seen it and that I had told them what happened. Unfortunately I can't remember the details of it, so I don't know which edit I saw. I don't remember the extra scenes on Tatooine with Luke and his friends, so I probably saw a later cut. It's not much of a life milepost, but I did get to see Star Wars before it ever opened.

I saw the rerelease in 1997 and walking out at the end a father with two young kids was in front of me walking out and the youngest one in utter amazement said, "Daddy that was a GOOD movie can we see it again."

This scene is a space version of a WWII aircraft carrier strike. Lots of WWII veterans could relate.

I was born in December of 1969. Saw this in the theater in 77. Life changing.

2:28 raimi : stan it was describing spider man, not yourself 😅

I remember going with my dad when it came out. I was 13 and it had amazing special effects at that time.

I remember seeing this in the theater in 1977 as a seven year old, and I didn't like it, lol! Neverltheless, I later became a huge Star Wars fan later on. My next door neighbour friend ended up working for ILM and became the supervising animator for Jar Jar Binks!