For me it was 1st that the X-Wing was a T-65 B not the T-70's we saw earlier in the season and then seeing the blue astromech , I was convinced and lost my mind , waited 37 years to finally see Jedi Grand Master Luke Skywalker in his prime.
@@TheRogueJedii It flew across the entire background visible through the bridge windows in real colors. I couldn't make out details on my screen, but maybe he had a better screen.
I first saw Star Wars in 1977 when it originally came out; I was 24. Now at 67, I wept seeing Luke's return. I see that it affected so many young people so powerfully as well. This is the legacy that will live always.
think huge praise has to be given to all those who have worked on Mandalorian they have done so much justice to the lore and you can tell its been worked on by people who love it and are fans themselves. its a shame the Luke we all wanted to see as fans is going to have to be CGI
I agree. I've been a fan since I was a kid: I'm now 43. I say this without shame: I was brought to tears when I saw this. Thank you to the people who made this masterpiece of television possible.
Hi fellow old fart. I missed A New Hope due to living out in the sticks, but I still heard about it and I was intrigued. When The Empire Strikes Back was released I saved up enough money to get to the nearest town with a cinema. They ran a double feature with both A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back. It was almost a religious experience. I kept coming back, the fifth time they let me in without paying admission.
Or at least as long as we do - subsequent generations have the prequels, or worse, the sequels, as their legacy and sadly won't have the same connection.
The scene with Luke, Grogu and the Mandalorian, not only was the highest point in 2020, it will go down as one of the highest points in television history. May the force be with you.
Luke meant si much to so many people, it was so sad to see his character assasinated in the disney trilogy and then be told you are a piece of shit for not liking those movies... this makes it so heartwarming to see the reactions of seeing him done properly
17:13 - 19:00 1 Minute and 47 seconds that changed the entire feels of the fans. 1 Minute and 47 seconds of excellence 1 Minute and 47 seconds did more for Star Wars than 7 hours of Sequels ever did for the franchise Well Done!!!
So, it's been 8 months, and I just cried like a baby...again. Only Star Wars fans can understand...it's like we're all kids again, and our hero just walked in the door.
You gotta love how luke dispatches two dozen dark troopers, then enters a room with heavily armed mandalorians and just stands there like he's waiting in line at Starbucks.
I cried. Hell, I'm crying now. This episode was the best thing I have ever seen in terms of emotion, nostalgia and pride. 3 franchises has always done this to me: Star Wars, Tron and Transformers.
This episode proved that great storytelling is all that truly matters. Yeah, we all had the shock and awe moment with Luke... but look how much emotion - from EVERYONE - was displayed from the simple act of Din taking off his helmet for Grogu. When you're invested in the characters, the story, the damned context... something so seemingly small means so much.
It's not the excited fans that got me. It's those couple of guys sitting there silent, tears streaming down their faces. I felt that. The whole Galaxy felt that.
I love watching the facial expressions as they process the arrival of the x-wing. Some it is almost instant, some it comes in stages. What an amazing show.
The moment when Luke arrives on the scene, seeing fans both new and old be completely ecstatic and/or a teary eyed mess was just incredible. And the fact that it did not stop once the scene moved on to Din and Grogu's moment is a testament as to how well the story of these new characters was written. People stayed as emotional during the goodbye as they were when Luke saved the day. That's what good Star Wars does. Hits you in the feels with a good story just as much as with nostalgia.
The sad part is…I didn’t WANT to believe it was Luke. Even after seeing the X-Wing. The hood. The green. The robotic arm. I denied it again and again and again even as tears filled my eyes and the music swelled. I kept saying, “Please don’t do this, don’t do this to me, don’t do this,” etc. Even though I denied it, deep down in my heart, I think I already knew. I’d been so jaded from the sequel trilogy, where they unceremoniously snatched Luke Skywalker away from us and ripped his character to shreds before our eyes. But when the music quiets and the hood comes down, and he looks up, hands folded and standing there…that’s when it all came down. I was twelve years old again, my hero in full glory: Luke Skywalker, who taught me perseverance and faith still mattered even when things looked dark. Thank you, Favreau, Filoni, and of course, Mark Hamill.
Pedro Pascal deserves an award for this role. The way he looks uncomfortable without his helmet. He looks vulnerable and kinda scared and for Mando to take it off for Grogu not once but twice, the second time being when he says goodbye just tells you how much he grew to LOVE him. With everyone else around him at that time friends and enemies he didn’t care about anyone seeing him shed tears when saying goodbye to Grogu. When he swore to that creed he thought NOTHING could ever make him show his face. Throughout the series many tried to tempt him but he wouldn’t do it not even to save his own life. Of the 3x he took it off 2 were for Grogu. The emotions Mando was going through realizing Grogu was leaving him really broke his heart. He cried for Grogu cause it hurt him and didn’t care who saw him crying
This is what great story telling is. We all know Mando's creed and for him to show his face to Grogu shows how much he loves him. A story of love is the still the greatest way to pull an audience. Thank you Jon Favreau for this beautiful piece. And for the opposite reason, I hated the sequels (whether you're a hardcore fan or not) as it never told a coherent or character building story. If Rey dies, no one will give a shyte.
It is hard to explain to those not in the know, how absolutely important this scene was to the franchise and to the fans. We NEEDED this after decades and decades of waiting and a sequel trilogy that turned Master Luke into Master Fluke....we needed this.
If you mean the two separate guys, that would be Sicklater and Star Wars Theory, the guy from Star Wars Theory actually has a deep story with Luke’s character, since he was his childhood hero and Star Wars made him happy and motivated to overcome cancer, so yeah, it’s safe to asume that those tears were more than just nostalgia
We don't have enough time to introduce a jedi at this point Dave Faloni: "Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls of every age allow me to introduce the only jedi that needs no introduction..."
Guys were crying because they knew it was Luke. Girls were like "it's a jedi." After revealing his gloved hand and saber hilt. "Is it Ezra?" I was like, "really?" Have you SEEN Return of the Jedi?
I agree but then there was me in complete denial that they would actually allow us to have that even with all the clues screaming at me, a part of me, the jaded, old and gray fan who's been waiting 40 years didn't believe it until the hood came off.
The title to this episode "The Rescue" is appropriate to these loyal fans. They needed rescuing from plots that left them unsatisfied, and this episode did not disappoint. Enjoying the excitement and joy these viewers are sharing. This is what good writing in movies and tv is supposed to do.
I got a late start to this series and just finished this episode tonight. As I watched each episode, I've been stopping long enough to watch reactors to get their takes as well. I'm so glad I found this compilation. Of all the "reaction mashup" videos I've seen, this is the best. I think it should be required viewing for anyone going to school for film editing. Bravo.
Hey Peter. Thank you so much for that delightful comment. Im also glad you are able to check out the solo reactors and their channel as well. Provided links in the description. To compliment the channel for editors to watch is so humbling. 🙏 This is what inspires me. And my crown goes to you. Thank you so much We are always watching
I never cry in this type of scenes, but when I see all the people who love this epic universe, their characters, and they crying, I cry, how we love this. I need a friend who love this same as me...
Me to, i was one of the ones that cried. Fuck was amazing. My father who gave me this universe died in 2011 and If he could see this, he would cry like anyone else. there is nothing that saddens me more than that and therefore makes me cry twice as much.
I started crying when I saw the lightsaber hilt, and then, immediately after, the glove. I was so in denial until then, even when I saw the green blade.
Not to take anything away from the amazing content Favroni & Company created here, but the timing couldn't have been more perfect. We had all just spent the biggest part of this year holed up at home, with our entire lives in complete upheaval, fighting a killer we couldn't see, our friends & family getting sick or even, in some cases, dying. In the middle of all this, our childhood hero comes in, tears shit up like a boss, and saves the child we'd all fallen in love with. A lot of us needed this moment because it made one thing this year all right.
Our tears & love for Starwars like these reaction videos arr what binds us Starwar fans together. Reactions like these definitely bring us closer in this galaxy far, far away. May the FORCE be with us......always!!!
@@akhilnair1137 LOL, by firing Gina Carano for no reason, by trying to ruin Star Wars with her "woke" ideas. If she just paid for shit that'd be great. But she's terrible. Google her
@@farmex100 what makes you think that was Kathleen's decision? For all we know it could've been decided by Disney, who kathleen has to agree with because of her contract. And what "woke" message? You just said she produces money, so how can she influence the story? I've googled, and I still don't understand this hate.
Look at you guys, true... TRUE hardcore star wars fans... I LOVE that!!!! respect!! Trust me it made me cry and shocked at the same time with luke and r2 the best there!!! May the force be with you all.. be safe!!!!
Old SW fan here. I saw all the clues. Red 5, R2 in his spot, the music, the cloak, the glove, the fighting style, the green saber. All pointed to Luke but my 48 yr old ass couldn't process that it was him because we'd been disappointed for so long that all I could say was, "They wouldn't give us this. There's no way they'd give us this. Are they really giving us this?!" I was in denial up until he lowered his hood despite all the clues that I couldn't even have hope. Here I am again, two years later now watching with my niece and I am a kid again. Every time. Just missing the R2-D2 Underoos I had when I was eight.
I remember when I first saw the X wing I was screaming in hopeful excitement "RED FIVE?!?!", and when we saw that green lightsaber, I immediately was screaming "LUKE SKYWALKER" At the top of my lungs. Only thing that took me out of the moment was Bo Katan getting shot.
This fantasic final scene when Luke returns , from this fantastic series, is in my opinion what has resurrected Star Wars to it's former glory.. thank you favreau and filoni.
When this aired millions of grown men cried ( I among them) and none of them were mad about it. This episode was so amazing! Favreau, I will love you forever for this!
To say it again 1000x...how did anyone on the production staff for the new sequels not consider how powerful it would've been to see Luke like this. I get it had to be spaced out from the OT, but an older, stronger Luke would've been stellar.
I won’t forget watching this episode for the first time. My 4 year old daughter and I woke up very early that day and settled on the couch with a juice and a coffee, respectively…. I felt the tears set in once the x wing showed up, my daughter was young enough to cry as soon as she saw her daddy lose it…. The look on my girlfriends face when she walked out of the bedroom and saw the two of us BALLING during this ending. What a hot mess our house was that morning. So much joy
Great compilation! Luke was able to overcome the temptation of the dark side and bring his father to the light. Luke had not only seen but OVERCAME the epitome of the Dark Side while being in the presence of the strongest dark side users ever, and Disney tried to tell us that Luke got scared and thought he had to kill his nephew because he MIGHT turn to the dark side? LOL.
That wasnt Luke in the sequels. That was some B-Clone Hermit Luke left in charge cuz he knew Kylo would have just been a waste of his time. These real Luke used his some of his force powers to project onto Rey so she became a Mary Sue and wouldn't fail, while he was off training Grogu, chilling with Ahsoka, Han, and Leah (they faked their death so they could go back to spending time with each other and not have to deal with Smugglers/Republic bullshit) and occasionaly getting into some crazy Hijinks with Chewie/Mando/Bobba. The sequels just wasnt worth their time and effort when the B-Cast could take care of it. Also that purple haired Karen using hyper jump to crash into that ship was just Luke giving her a "force assist" from the other side of the Galaxy, so it didnt break any lore. And that horrible fight with Kylo and Ren vs those red force sensitive soldiers was just Luke casually using mind tricks on the soldiers so Kylo and Ren wouldn't get hurt. Any inconsistencies/potholes in the Sequels was just the real Luke manipulating the Force in its entirety to fix all their stupid mistakes and make sure they actually won. "Teach Grogu how to bullseye Wamprats and chill with my friends, or haul my ass across the galaxy and solve all these idiots problems? I'll just activate the Force Remote Desktop and fix their shit from here." Cannon
@@XDarkNation Hamill gave B-Clone Hermit Luke the name "Jake". You may have started a meme with "Force Remote Desktop". It could be an informal nickname for the World Between Worlds where Eztra Bridger went and saved Ahsoka.
We watched you in the 70/80's movies. We read about you in books and comics. We played you in action figure toys. We finally saw a glimpse of Master Luke Skywalker! This was very emotional but exciting!
This entry delivered so, so much needed justice to Luke, Hamill and the whole Star Wars Community. This is EXACTLY what every fan wanted to see since Episode 6, the one feeling those horrendous sequels haven't been able to evoke in 3 damn movies. This one scene. Look at these people. This is a dream of little Kids that came true. Simply amazing
I'm like the one guy with the blue shirt.... Every time I watched it.... the last 834 times...... BTW: This reaction-compilation is almost as epic as the episode itself!! To see people all over the world cheering and crying all over a Mini-Yoda with his "Daddy" and the comeback of a young Luke Skywalker to rescue the universe they all have been waiting for over 30 years, kills me!
I wish that Luke Skywalker’s fight had happened on the big screen in theaters where it should have been displayed. But this feels like the fan service that fans demanded for years was finally delivered. Hopefully this is the lesson to studio that sometimes a little bit of fan service goes a long ways.
Disney needs to see this. This is how you do beloved characters justice. Those tears are tears of hope, happiness and overall joy. This is how we wanted Luke, not the shit they gave us in the sequels. This little scene did so much justice for Luke and for Star Wars. This show seriously saved Star Wars from the shit fit Disney did.
You do realize that the people making this are also producing the films. The thing that makes the difference is the directors. Rian who did last jedi has no clue about star wars.
@@darylabrams2 I know that, Disney owns Star Wars but the shit they gave us in the sequels showed very little of what they knew when it came to Star Wars. This show literally saved Star Wars. Had Disney done their research right the first time, the sequels would have been way better. So many things in those movies just don't sit right or make much sense. Clearly they've learned. Either way, this is how you do Star Wars, not the shit of the sequels.
@@Riley_wolf I was OK with Luke being bitter and wanting to stay out of the fight. But I felt like he should have come back at the end and saved the day in-person. The force projection was impressive and was great at showing how powerful Luke was but killing him was a mistake I felt. Plus they had an out. Much like in star trek which brought spock back to life. They had a chance to bring Luke back too. When Luke disappeared his metal hand should have clattered to the ground, but it didn't. They could have had Luke come back in the last film after nearly dying. Then he, Ben and Rey could have confronted the emperor at the end. That would be a great end. Possibly even having the force ghosts of the past jedi appear behind them to give the three their own power. I feel like jj had too much to correct after the second film but I give him credit for trying. I think they should have just let him do all three films and maybe things wouldn't have been so distorted.
Loved all the reactions, I watched this episode with my 9 year old daughter and i cried also, she is starting to become a star wars fan herself, can't help it, im a 50 year old dad but im 9 myself at heart when I saw this.
I can imagine the story develop meeting: OK, end of the episode. We got them amped and moist eyed with Luke coming off the lift. We got them ugly crying with the prospect of Grogu going with Luke, how do we get them to laugh and cry at the same time? R2D2!
I'm in love with the idea of just a badass jedi being able to destroy half an army with just their ability from the force, the hallway scene with Luke and anakin is just what a jedi should be
At such moments you start to love tv shows even more, when you realize that there are people who share emotions with you when watching your favorite tv series.
"I felt a great disturbance in the force, as if millions of fans cried out in happiness, and were suddenly ugly crying"
I was one of the millions.
Yep
Hahahaha! It's the accuracy for me!
Me
Me. For a moment I was six years old again...
The dude who noticed the blue R2 unit in the X-wing that is damn impressive observation
For me it was 1st that the X-Wing was a T-65 B not the T-70's we saw earlier in the season and then seeing the blue astromech , I was convinced and lost my mind , waited 37 years to finally see Jedi Grand Master Luke Skywalker in his prime.
@@1971tallica you truly are a fan 👌⭐️👍
@@1971tallica Reached the same conclusion when I saw it, my friend!
Wasn't the footage of the xwing in black and white though?
@@TheRogueJedii It flew across the entire background visible through the bridge windows in real colors. I couldn't make out details on my screen, but maybe he had a better screen.
don't you wish you could have seen this for the first time in a theater, filled with fans ?
like that idea. Me and friends have a Christmas day marathon of mando it was great this year
I was just thinking this!! I would pay anything to experience it!!
If you thought Thor showing up in wakanda or Cap in the train station were nuts, this eruption would've had corona take its ass back to China
I would've lost it. To bad we didn't get a good Luke in the sequel trilogy.
I very vocally proclaimed "the fuck was that!!!" In the theater when Luke "died"......so ya I would have gone straight bananas
The moment every kid who grew up with Star Wars literally waited decades for.
This is how you respect a fandom.
I first saw Star Wars in 1977 when it originally came out; I was 24. Now at 67, I wept seeing Luke's return. I see that it affected so many young people so powerfully as well. This is the legacy that will live always.
think huge praise has to be given to all those who have worked on Mandalorian they have done so much justice to the lore and you can tell its been worked on by people who love it and are fans themselves. its a shame the Luke we all wanted to see as fans is going to have to be CGI
I agree. I've been a fan since I was a kid: I'm now 43. I say this without shame: I was brought to tears when I saw this. Thank you to the people who made this masterpiece of television possible.
Hi fellow old fart. I missed A New Hope due to living out in the sticks, but I still heard about it and I was intrigued. When The Empire Strikes Back was released I saved up enough money to get to the nearest town with a cinema. They ran a double feature with both A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back. It was almost a religious experience.
I kept coming back, the fifth time they let me in without paying admission.
May the Force be with you old-timer
Or at least as long as we do - subsequent generations have the prequels, or worse, the sequels, as their legacy and sadly won't have the same connection.
luke Skywalker is this scene is like the second coming of christ
Amen to that 👏🏻
this is the way
Something about little babies from the dessert that grow up to defeat evil just gets me every time
Right, that’s probably why everybody was calling on God so much 😉
He is the Jesus of Star Wars😇
The scene with Luke, Grogu and the Mandalorian, not only was the highest point in 2020, it will go down as one of the highest points in television history. May the force be with you.
Luke meant si much to so many people, it was so sad to see his character assasinated in the disney trilogy and then be told you are a piece of shit for not liking those movies... this makes it so heartwarming to see the reactions of seeing him done properly
Oh yes. I totally understand the discomfort of many fans with the latest trilogy. And to see fans embrace the redeemed Luke was heartwarming.
Yes!!!!!!!!
Favreau and Filoni need to in charge of all of it. Kick Feige and Kennedy out.
17:13 - 19:00
1 Minute and 47 seconds that changed the entire feels of the fans.
1 Minute and 47 seconds of excellence
1 Minute and 47 seconds did more for Star Wars than 7 hours of Sequels ever did for the franchise
Well Done!!!
let's stop and say this. 4 months after this episode and every time we see Luke's reveal, we are all still tearing up and crying in ecstasy.
True story.
I cry even watching the reactions and im 36 years old...
Yup….
So, it's been 8 months, and I just cried like a baby...again. Only Star Wars fans can understand...it's like we're all kids again, and our hero just walked in the door.
"I'm Luke Skywalker, I'm here to rescue THIS WHOLE FRANCHISE"
You gotta love how luke dispatches two dozen dark troopers, then enters a room with heavily armed mandalorians and just stands there like he's waiting in line at Starbucks.
Obi-Wan was right: He has learned patience.
Somebody please do a scene of Luke waiting at Starbucks
Grand Master Skywalker in his prime.
the dude dueled Vader, not much to fear after that
@@jasondecharleroy4161 You can easily turn to the dark side waiting for your coffee at Starbucks
It took 8 minutes for one episode of The Mandalorian to recapture the glory of Star Wars that 3 sequel trilogies could not do in 4.5 hours.
That´s correct commander!
I cried. Hell, I'm crying now. This episode was the best thing I have ever seen in terms of emotion, nostalgia and pride. 3 franchises has always done this to me: Star Wars, Tron and Transformers.
Can I add LoTR and Pirates of the Caribbean bro
This episode proved that great storytelling is all that truly matters. Yeah, we all had the shock and awe moment with Luke... but look how much emotion - from EVERYONE - was displayed from the simple act of Din taking off his helmet for Grogu. When you're invested in the characters, the story, the damned context... something so seemingly small means so much.
It is Thanksgiving 2023. I came back here after a Star Wars marathon with my husband and this still gives me chills.
Probably the most epic entrance and reveal in cinematic history!
admit it....a year later....
we're still crying at the reveal.....
I just did. Uncontrollably.
It's not the excited fans that got me. It's those couple of guys sitting there silent, tears streaming down their faces.
I felt that. The whole Galaxy felt that.
@@robertbeisert3315 oh I know. I was one of those that did the same thing
I love watching the facial expressions as they process the arrival of the x-wing. Some it is almost instant, some it comes in stages. What an amazing show.
Agreed. Everyone's mind was blown at the same moment.
It's been months since this episode and I'm still getting choked up watching these reaction videos.
The moment when Luke arrives on the scene, seeing fans both new and old be completely ecstatic and/or a teary eyed mess was just incredible. And the fact that it did not stop once the scene moved on to Din and Grogu's moment is a testament as to how well the story of these new characters was written.
People stayed as emotional during the goodbye as they were when Luke saved the day. That's what good Star Wars does. Hits you in the feels with a good story just as much as with nostalgia.
I bet even Mark Hamill shed a tear when he finally saw this. I know I did.
Well, he was on set. The fights were done by a stunt guy, but once he enters the bridge, that was him, just CG'd, and that was him talking.
I saw a video, made by the UA-camr Star Wars Comics, in which Mark Hamill thanks Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau for this.
@@jamesspring4610 I am extremely thankful and pleasantly amazed Mark Hamill's presence on set was not leaked.
@@jamesspring4610 I'd thank them to. This episode was reparation.
“I am so uncontrollably not OK!” And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the mark of a good story!
The sad part is…I didn’t WANT to believe it was Luke. Even after seeing the X-Wing. The hood. The green. The robotic arm. I denied it again and again and again even as tears filled my eyes and the music swelled. I kept saying, “Please don’t do this, don’t do this to me, don’t do this,” etc. Even though I denied it, deep down in my heart, I think I already knew. I’d been so jaded from the sequel trilogy, where they unceremoniously snatched Luke Skywalker away from us and ripped his character to shreds before our eyes.
But when the music quiets and the hood comes down, and he looks up, hands folded and standing there…that’s when it all came down. I was twelve years old again, my hero in full glory: Luke Skywalker, who taught me perseverance and faith still mattered even when things looked dark.
Thank you, Favreau, Filoni, and of course, Mark Hamill.
Pedro Pascal deserves an award for this role. The way he looks uncomfortable without his helmet. He looks vulnerable and kinda scared and for Mando to take it off for Grogu not once but twice, the second time being when he says goodbye just tells you how much he grew to LOVE him. With everyone else around him at that time friends and enemies he didn’t care about anyone seeing him shed tears when saying goodbye to Grogu. When he swore to that creed he thought NOTHING could ever make him show his face. Throughout the series many tried to tempt him but he wouldn’t do it not even to save his own life. Of the 3x he took it off 2 were for Grogu. The emotions Mando was going through realizing Grogu was leaving him really broke his heart. He cried for Grogu cause it hurt him and didn’t care who saw him crying
Crazy how five minutes of a Gremlin puppet elicited more emotion than all of the recent movies combined.
"Well that narrows it down a little bit!" Probably the greatest shared moment of 2020.
Kudos to everyone else nailing it at Xwing. I didn't get it until the color reveal. It's Luke!
The reactions were so real Only Star Wars Fans can understand..
Still 😢 crying 😢 while watching the end scenes..
A guy removes his helmet and wrecks people emotionally... well earned tears Favreau and Filoni !!!
This is what great story telling is. We all know Mando's creed and for him to show his face to Grogu shows how much he loves him. A story of love is the still the greatest way to pull an audience. Thank you Jon Favreau for this beautiful piece. And for the opposite reason, I hated the sequels (whether you're a hardcore fan or not) as it never told a coherent or character building story. If Rey dies, no one will give a shyte.
@@amanmurdo9099 Perfectly said, The Mando is Star Wars not the "sequels".
It is hard to explain to those not in the know, how absolutely important this scene was to the franchise and to the fans. We NEEDED this after decades and decades of waiting and a sequel trilogy that turned Master Luke into Master Fluke....we needed this.
Shout out to the 2 dudes crying and not saying a word. :)
That would be Preview'd. Solid pair.
Could tell they were feeling like kids again sitting in a theatre
If you mean the two separate guys, that would be Sicklater and Star Wars Theory, the guy from Star Wars Theory actually has a deep story with Luke’s character, since he was his childhood hero and Star Wars made him happy and motivated to overcome cancer, so yeah, it’s safe to asume that those tears were more than just nostalgia
@@l3moh94, I believe he's referring to Adam & Jay from Preview'D.
Awesome guys...
We don't have enough time to introduce a jedi at this point
Dave Faloni: "Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls of every age allow me to introduce the only jedi that needs no introduction..."
Luke shows up:
The guys cry, the girls got excited.
Mando opens his helmet:
The girls cry, the guys are calming down.
😂😂😂
That's right,,35 years most been waiting to see the chosen one son,,grand f n master Luke,,not some broken down guy pulling green milk
@@genekuehnel6302 That guy drinking green milk was Jake Skywalker, not Luke. ☺️
Guys were crying because they knew it was Luke. Girls were like "it's a jedi." After revealing his gloved hand and saber hilt. "Is it Ezra?" I was like, "really?" Have you SEEN Return of the Jedi?
I think most knew when just the 1 x wing showed up just the walk,,like anikans death march on the temple I knew,,it was epic
I agree but then there was me in complete denial that they would actually allow us to have that even with all the clues screaming at me, a part of me, the jaded, old and gray fan who's been waiting 40 years didn't believe it until the hood came off.
The title to this episode "The Rescue" is appropriate to these loyal fans. They needed rescuing from plots that left them unsatisfied, and this episode did not disappoint. Enjoying the excitement and joy these viewers are sharing. This is what good writing in movies and tv is supposed to do.
Doesn't matter which reaction I watch, I love it when the realization hits; "An x-wing? Wait...AN X-WING?!?"
I got a late start to this series and just finished this episode tonight. As I watched each episode, I've been stopping long enough to watch reactors to get their takes as well.
I'm so glad I found this compilation. Of all the "reaction mashup" videos I've seen, this is the best. I think it should be required viewing for anyone going to school for film editing.
Bravo.
Hey Peter. Thank you so much for that delightful comment. Im also glad you are able to check out the solo reactors and their channel as well. Provided links in the description.
To compliment the channel for editors to watch is so humbling.
🙏 This is what inspires me. And my crown goes to you.
Thank you so much
We are always watching
Jon and Dave. If you ever read this, i can tell you that all of the Star wars community loves you so much !!! Keep doing this magical work
For one brief moment in 2020, people came together
I just wanna hug both Dave Filloni and John Favreau.
I remember myself screaming when I saw this scene. My wife was like "chill out dude"...
I never cry in this type of scenes, but when I see all the people who love this epic universe, their characters, and they crying, I cry, how we love this. I need a friend who love this same as me...
Thank God for John and Dave for FINALLY giving Luke the treatment he deserves! And ofcourse the legendary Mark Hamill for trusting a director again!
YOU SEE, RIAN JOHNSON? THIS IS THE WAY!!!
Two years later and I’m sitting on my bed balling my eyes out to this.
the ones who remained silent and just cried are the real deal, they know what this scene truly means
Me to, i was one of the ones that cried. Fuck was amazing. My father who gave me this universe died in 2011 and If he could see this, he would cry like anyone else. there is nothing that saddens me more than that and therefore makes me cry twice as much.
Nothing like seeing a grown ass adult Man cry over an Epic Star Wars reveal to make you ball like a child.
Every once in a while I have to go back and watch this, it hits all the right feels
when your childhood flash before your eyes.. beautiful
I love how some keep screaming “who ist itttt???” Till the face reveal while others start crying the second that X-wing flies by.
I started crying when I saw the lightsaber hilt, and then, immediately after, the glove.
I was so in denial until then, even when I saw the green blade.
Did anyone else burst out laughing at the "great, one X-wing, we're saved" line?
It was more like that knowing smirk along the line of "More than you realize."
I did!
Not a dry eye among these UA-camrs. Serious props to the creators of "The Mandalorian".
I swear I've never cried so much from a reaction than this video
Not to take anything away from the amazing content Favroni & Company created here, but the timing couldn't have been more perfect.
We had all just spent the biggest part of this year holed up at home, with our entire lives in complete upheaval, fighting a killer we couldn't see, our friends & family getting sick or even, in some cases, dying. In the middle of all this, our childhood hero comes in, tears shit up like a boss, and saves the child we'd all fallen in love with.
A lot of us needed this moment because it made one thing this year all right.
Our tears & love for Starwars like these reaction videos arr what binds us Starwar fans together. Reactions like these definitely bring us closer in this galaxy far, far away. May the FORCE be with us......always!!!
Star wars theory's reaction always gets me because that's EXACTLY how I reacted and I e been a huge fan of his for years
Same. I really enjoy his videos, too.
I don't think I'll ever get tired of watching these reactions!
Brought back get memories when I saw Star Wars back in 77 thank you .
I still cry. Every time.
Most emotional scene ever.
Same
Me too
This is the way
@@zachzitzow8306
He’s right 👆🙌
“No Fucks Given” Luke is the greatest redemption of all time. #Fkathleenkennedy
Kathleen actually produced this show.
@@akhilnair1137 and? Producing means you pay for it, not having anything to do with it
@@farmex100 well then what's with the hate on the producer? If her job is only to produce money, then she really is doing a great job.
@@akhilnair1137 LOL, by firing Gina Carano for no reason, by trying to ruin Star Wars with her "woke" ideas. If she just paid for shit that'd be great. But she's terrible. Google her
@@farmex100 what makes you think that was Kathleen's decision? For all we know it could've been decided by Disney, who kathleen has to agree with because of her contract. And what "woke" message? You just said she produces money, so how can she influence the story? I've googled, and I still don't understand this hate.
Every Disney executive needs to be made to sit down and watch this video...
Dave Filoni and Jon Favraeu: YOU WANT REAL LUKE?! HERE YOU GO YOU AWESOME FANS!
I've probably watched this a dozen times, love it. Love to relive this episode!! Always tears!
Here I am again. Grogu is the only one to touch Mando's face in his whole adult life.
Look at you guys, true... TRUE hardcore star wars fans... I LOVE that!!!! respect!! Trust me it made me cry and shocked at the same time with luke and r2 the best there!!! May the force be with you all.. be safe!!!!
You can see the new star wars fan vs the old star wars fan, because they don’t know who is until the end. ❤
Exactly! As soon as I saw that X-Wing and the lightsaber swinging, I knew who it was 100% Saw the 1st showing of Star Wars in the 70s
Old SW fan here. I saw all the clues. Red 5, R2 in his spot, the music, the cloak, the glove, the fighting style, the green saber. All pointed to Luke but my 48 yr old ass couldn't process that it was him because we'd been disappointed for so long that all I could say was, "They wouldn't give us this. There's no way they'd give us this. Are they really giving us this?!" I was in denial up until he lowered his hood despite all the clues that I couldn't even have hope. Here I am again, two years later now watching with my niece and I am a kid again. Every time. Just missing the R2-D2 Underoos I had when I was eight.
It's 5 am and I STILL cry after 7 months now 😭 thank you Jon and Dave
I just watched it 3 weeks ago and I thank God I won't have to wait as long for Season 3 or the Boba series...
There is a disturbance in the Force.
Everyone: Us crying at the moment.
The best Mandalorian episode ever. Hands down.
As I watched this again I was crying and when I saw him I was yelling out “LUKE”!
I remember when I first saw the X wing I was screaming in hopeful excitement "RED FIVE?!?!", and when we saw that green lightsaber, I immediately was screaming "LUKE SKYWALKER" At the top of my lungs. Only thing that took me out of the moment was Bo Katan getting shot.
The luke we so desperately needed, the second I saw the Green Sabre I knew, and the universe trembled
I did as soon i saw the single x-wing
This fantasic final scene when Luke returns , from this fantastic series, is in my opinion what has resurrected Star Wars to it's former glory.. thank you favreau and filoni.
Please show the appropriate amount of respect and capitalize the last names. Favreau and Filoni. These men could restore Star Wars were it not for KK.
It's as if a million fans cried out in joy and weren't ever silent again....
When this aired millions of grown men cried ( I among them) and none of them were mad about it. This episode was so amazing! Favreau, I will love you forever for this!
That one girl: "Master Skywalker, there's too many of them, what ware we gonna do?" 🤣
The Luke we wanted. The Luke we deserved.
To say it again 1000x...how did anyone on the production staff for the new sequels not consider how powerful it would've been to see Luke like this. I get it had to be spaced out from the OT, but an older, stronger Luke would've been stellar.
The dubstep dark trooper Jabbawokkees had me rolling....well played, well played indeed
I won’t forget watching this episode for the first time. My 4 year old daughter and I woke up very early that day and settled on the couch with a juice and a coffee, respectively…. I felt the tears set in once the x wing showed up, my daughter was young enough to cry as soon as she saw her daddy lose it…. The look on my girlfriends face when she walked out of the bedroom and saw the two of us BALLING during this ending. What a hot mess our house was that morning. So much joy
Great compilation!
Luke was able to overcome the temptation of the dark side and bring his father to the light. Luke had not only seen but OVERCAME the epitome of the Dark Side while being in the presence of the strongest dark side users ever, and Disney tried to tell us that Luke got scared and thought he had to kill his nephew because he MIGHT turn to the dark side? LOL.
That wasnt Luke in the sequels. That was some B-Clone Hermit Luke left in charge cuz he knew Kylo would have just been a waste of his time. These real Luke used his some of his force powers to project onto Rey so she became a Mary Sue and wouldn't fail, while he was off training Grogu, chilling with Ahsoka, Han, and Leah (they faked their death so they could go back to spending time with each other and not have to deal with Smugglers/Republic bullshit) and occasionaly getting into some crazy Hijinks with Chewie/Mando/Bobba.
The sequels just wasnt worth their time and effort when the B-Cast could take care of it.
Also that purple haired Karen using hyper jump to crash into that ship was just Luke giving her a "force assist" from the other side of the Galaxy, so it didnt break any lore.
And that horrible fight with Kylo and Ren vs those red force sensitive soldiers was just Luke casually using mind tricks on the soldiers so Kylo and Ren wouldn't get hurt.
Any inconsistencies/potholes in the Sequels was just the real Luke manipulating the Force in its entirety to fix all their stupid mistakes and make sure they actually won.
"Teach Grogu how to bullseye Wamprats and chill with my friends, or haul my ass across the galaxy and solve all these idiots problems? I'll just activate the Force Remote Desktop and fix their shit from here."
Cannon
@@XDarkNation Hamill gave B-Clone Hermit Luke the name "Jake". You may have started a meme with "Force Remote Desktop". It could be an informal nickname for the World Between Worlds where Eztra Bridger went and saved Ahsoka.
The tears I shed for Luke's return and redemption doused the flames of hatred I had for those who humiliated and murdered my childhood hero.
Star Wars went ‘all in’ with this episode, and laid out a royal flush.
So glad I'm not the only one who cried my eyes out during the last bit of the episode 😭💜 sooo good
Bro...I didn't know it was him till he dropped his hood.
We watched you in the 70/80's movies. We read about you in books and comics. We played you in action figure toys. We finally saw a glimpse of Master Luke Skywalker! This was very emotional but exciting!
The slow realization of what is going on at the end and suspension of disbelief is perfect
best compilation out of all of them! I can keep watching this
mean those guys really crying because it made their childhood W
This entry delivered so, so much needed justice to Luke, Hamill and the whole Star Wars Community. This is EXACTLY what every fan wanted to see since Episode 6, the one feeling those horrendous sequels haven't been able to evoke in 3 damn movies. This one scene. Look at these people. This is a dream of little Kids that came true. Simply amazing
I'm like the one guy with the blue shirt.... Every time I watched it.... the last 834 times......
BTW: This reaction-compilation is almost as epic as the episode itself!! To see people all over the world cheering and crying all over a Mini-Yoda with his "Daddy" and the comeback of a young Luke Skywalker to rescue the universe they all have been waiting for over 30 years, kills me!
Arguably the best star wars in almost 40 years...
This Video was BRILLIANTLY Edited together!!! FANTASTIC Job!!!!
It’s not just the genius of Faverau and Filoni that makes this show so amazing, it’s the heart they put in too
All hail the Fave-Loni.
That's the f*cking STAR WARS WE WANTED since long time !!!!
I wish that Luke Skywalker’s fight had happened on the big screen in theaters where it should have been displayed. But this feels like the fan service that fans demanded for years was finally delivered. Hopefully this is the lesson to studio that sometimes a little bit of fan service goes a long ways.
And this is what the sequels should have been
Imagine if we got this in Last Jedi..Thank you Filoni. Thank you Favreau. To see Mark so happy. WOW.
This, this was the star wars moment fans have been waiting decades for.
Absolutely incredible.
Disney needs to see this. This is how you do beloved characters justice. Those tears are tears of hope, happiness and overall joy. This is how we wanted Luke, not the shit they gave us in the sequels.
This little scene did so much justice for Luke and for Star Wars. This show seriously saved Star Wars from the shit fit Disney did.
You do realize that the people making this are also producing the films. The thing that makes the difference is the directors. Rian who did last jedi has no clue about star wars.
@@darylabrams2 I know that, Disney owns Star Wars but the shit they gave us in the sequels showed very little of what they knew when it came to Star Wars. This show literally saved Star Wars. Had Disney done their research right the first time, the sequels would have been way better. So many things in those movies just don't sit right or make much sense. Clearly they've learned. Either way, this is how you do Star Wars, not the shit of the sequels.
@@Riley_wolf they are learning. Personally I thought the movies were OK. But I felt the last jedi was really messed up. Should never have killed Luke.
@@darylabrams2 Force Awakens was good, but they did Luke shit. That's not the Luke we've grown up with for sure.
@@Riley_wolf I was OK with Luke being bitter and wanting to stay out of the fight. But I felt like he should have come back at the end and saved the day in-person. The force projection was impressive and was great at showing how powerful Luke was but killing him was a mistake I felt. Plus they had an out. Much like in star trek which brought spock back to life. They had a chance to bring Luke back too. When Luke disappeared his metal hand should have clattered to the ground, but it didn't. They could have had Luke come back in the last film after nearly dying. Then he, Ben and Rey could have confronted the emperor at the end. That would be a great end. Possibly even having the force ghosts of the past jedi appear behind them to give the three their own power.
I feel like jj had too much to correct after the second film but I give him credit for trying. I think they should have just let him do all three films and maybe things wouldn't have been so distorted.
Oh man, the Marge gasp added in there got me😂
Loved all the reactions, I watched this episode with my 9 year old daughter and i cried also, she is starting to become a star wars fan herself, can't help it, im a 50 year old dad but im 9 myself at heart when I saw this.
I can imagine the story develop meeting: OK, end of the episode. We got them amped and moist eyed with Luke coming off the lift. We got them ugly crying with the prospect of Grogu going with Luke, how do we get them to laugh and cry at the same time? R2D2!
I'm not sad that Grogu is leaving. He's in the absolute best hands he could possibly be in!
@@SomeKindaSpy You are absolutely right! I am sad because Grogu and Din were SO much fun together.
I'm in love with the idea of just a badass jedi being able to destroy half an army with just their ability from the force, the hallway scene with Luke and anakin is just what a jedi should be
At such moments you start to love tv shows even more, when you realize that there are people who share emotions with you when watching your favorite tv series.
Disney had it right in their hand. Right in the palm of their hand... And what did they do...
They put a chick in it and made it lame and gay.
This is the way 😂
This episode is PERFECTION.