While it can be argued that, critically, Empire Strikes Back may be seen as the superior movie of the OT, there is just something about A New Hope. While I personally am not fond of the “First is always the best” mindset, A New Hope I feel is one of those rare cases that can justify that because even beyond it being the first one, it is still very good with tons to love and its strengths to call its own even after tons of Star Wars movies and stories out there 40+ years later.
I think the one edge this film has over Empire is that it's a complete, contained story. Had there never been any other films, this would still be a complete fantasy adventure, with a fully realized hero's journey. The character development is lacking, but that's par for the course in traditional fantasy film. Think about this movie in a vacuum: We, as the audience, know that there was a ton of adventures that happened before the opening scene, even if we had no idea what those adventure were. Had there been no follow-up, we would feel the same at the end: Yes, there's probably more adventures to be had that we'd never know about. I truly think one of the weakest points of the Star Wars franchise as a whole is the demand for details on everything. As Alex talking about here, we get an off-hand comment of Kessel. Do we NEED more than that? We get that it's a bad place, that's all that's needed. But instead there are people that have demanded to know what every single detail, comment, passing reference, etc. needed to be a whole franchise themselves.
Although The Empire Strikes Back is always considered the best of the Original Trilogy, A New Hope has a special spot in my heart. It’s the perfect start to this wonderful universe. My only wish is that the original theatrical version would be available to the public!!! The special additions are cool, but I love watching the original cut!!!!
Growing up with the Clone Wars, Revenge of the Sith is my favourite but undoubtably A New Hope is one of if not the greatest movie ever made. Every single scene, quote, character, music piece and sound effect from this film is absolutely iconic over 40 years later and the spectacular practical effects still hold up marvellously to this day. When I think of what a movie is, I think of this movie and thanks to it we have every piece of Star Wars media to this day. The characters are all so memorable and likeable and is a perfect heroes journey. Calling it a masterpiece is underselling it, it is so so so much more! Edit: Writing this I realise this is probably tied as my favourite, it’s such a special movie.
So I've been watching your channel for years (and this is my first comment) but this series of videos where you talk about what you love about each movie have been my absolute favorite videos you've made. I love how positive, nostalgic, and personal you made these. Bravo, good sir.
The TIE explosion after they escape the Death Star is so big because it is the end of Act II. BTW the end of Act I is Luke saying "I want to come with you to Alderaan. There's nothing for me here now. I want to learn the ways of the Force and become a Jedi like my father."
Hearing Alex talk about the missed opportunity of having Alphabet Squad. call sign in Epi. IX made me think about a possible Special Edition to make RoS the ending the Skywalker Saga deserves.
22:52 That battle, as simple as it may seem, is probably the most realistic one in terms of swordsmanship. Sword fighting is not about fancy spins and dramatic moves, but about finding or creating an opening to attack quickly and retreat before they can respond.
Indeed. My favourite swordfight for me is Maul vs Obi Wan in Rebels because of the same. It's not about drama, jumping around or John Williams making one heck of a soundtrack (though I love that too
I was 10 when ANH came out. My life was changed by this film. I loved hearing how your experiences of it were so, so similar to my own, especially considering how many years apart they were. That was a fun trip down memory lane. Thanks for reminding me of all those little things that make this movie so special, and so important in my life.
@@JaneAxon123 in 1977, there was no reference to an episode number or the ANH subtitle. Those were added in later re-releases. So in 1977, there would have been no wondering why it skipped three episodes, because there weren't any episodes yet - it was just STAR WARS.
I’ll be honest, when I watched the films in the 90’s I named my cat Luke and that was about it for me and Star Wars; it wasn’t until I rewatched them in college (no I didn’t go see the prequels) incidentally taking a buddy through the OT for the first time because he hadn’t seen them, it’s then I really invested in them. It was really enjoyable hearing your heart and admiration for this film and transporting us to a time and place for you throughout your connection to the film. Instantly a favorite video of yours for me.
I remember when I was 9 years old going to the cinema in the summer of '77 with my father one sunday afternoon to see.A New Hope..It was one of the my favourite memories of my childhood watching and coming out after seeing the film I was well and truly blown away as you can imagine!!
The reason Alex and Mollie have become my favourite Star Wars channel people, in one sentence: Alex: "I love watching people become friends." Ditto, Alex, ditto. You guys are a safe (and the most knowledgeable) haven in the often harsh and toxic fandom. The way you approach Star Wars is how I see it, too. I love to love it. Thank you!
A New Hope is probably my favorite Star Wars movie as well. Pure fun adventure with a nice character arcs for Luke and Han, and sets up the stage for the rest of the movies to play off of.
I love the positivity on this channel EDIT: 8:42 You're in luck, the UCS set for May 4th this year is the Landspeeder! (all but confirmed at this point)
I was so young the first time I saw Star Wars that I don’t have very many clear memories of it. I do remember being fascinated by Tatooine and absolutely adoring Leia. My uncle is a huge Star Wars fan, and I lived with him and my grandma when I was little, so Star Wars was just always there. ANH is my favorite of the originals. I started loving it even more in middle school when my ELA teacher showed it in class at the end of the year. That probably set my Star Wars love fully into motion.
Fun Fact: The Next LEGO Ultimate collector series set IS actually the Landspeeder. It's already been leaked and is supposedly going to be revealed on May 4th.
I literally HAVE to sing the Throne room music every time I watch the ceremony when Luke and Han get the medal. It is a flashback to childhood memories and it gives me chills. Now my daughters also sing along😅
Id love to see you do this for other star wars media. Id be reallt interested to hear your thoughts on the first new canon thrawn novel and the back and forth between Eli and Ahrinda's perspectives
I grew very attached this this movie, and the Skywalker Saga, thanks to the Lego Star Wars Games, asthey made me more invested into re-watching it again and again. And now, with the Saga complete, I love it even more, as you can suspend your beliefs and create your own stories to fill in the gaps and connect them!
One of the greatest movie moments of my life was watching “Star Wars”. There was no “a new hope”, and being 9 years old and watching this simply blew my mind. Great review, thanks!
(13:55) I saw it at 7 years old in 1977 and it truly was epic. Especially the creature feature known as the Cantina Scene, the music and the Imperial Sandtrooper’s showing up.
I just re-watched again the other day and just noticed for the 1st time the Stormtrooper caring for the fallen one then just drops him the second Vader walks in. I also had the impression for the very 1st time that Han was indeed just talking out his ass with the parsecs reference, and Obi-Wans stare afterwards.
Went to my city's symphony movie night that was playing "Return of the Jedi" People were laughing and booing and cheering and the symphony live playing John Williams, I couldn't be break down and cry. It was a night to remember.
I remember my dad telling me as a kid he heard the clone wars and just needed to have an explanation. He waited 25 years for it just to be disappointed they skip the actual war and show the beginning and end of it. Then watched the whole clone war show to get his fix and be at peace. And he isn’t in to cartoons either (he just doesn’t have any strong feeling for them, that’s it)
The music during the TIE / Falcon battle is my favorite from the whole film. I used to listen to it on the Utah Symphony Orchestra CD I had growing up. On there it had the title "Here They Come"
20:30 funny enough the scene right after I find myself constantly quoting to my cat especially after he uses the box "what an incredible smell you've discovered!"
Great job bringing your personal connections in to this video. I think we all have similar connections to the one that started it all! When we are young it is great learning things that are "difficult" to find information about. Enjoy the Hunt!
I was going to listen to the end half of this video while paying my bills, but decided "NO! Alex clearly poured his heart and soul into this, I need and WANT to watch it!"
Love the obi wan smile head canon. I'll add it to my own. Always thought he was smiling because he was like "this is really gonna mess with anakins head"
One of my favorite scenes of "A New Hope" was R2D2 playing chess with Chewie. I so desperately wanted a holographic chess game when I was a kid, solely because of that scene. :)
The assault on the Death Star is crazy hype every time, even if it’s your 500th time seeing it. Also, I got into Star Wars around 1993/1994, which was also when final fantasy 6 came out, and that game references Star Wars a lot! You even have 2 characters named Biggs and Wedge.
Although TESB is my favourite, the first time I saw Star Wars in England Dec 1977 was a brilliant moment. I came out of there completely gob smacked. I was lucky, I saw the OT in cinemas when they were released, and every time I rewatch them, I get goose bumps. A great feeling. Thanks for your insight into your reactions.
After I watched A New Hope in 1977, it was the start of my geek/nerd life. It led me to the "mail-in" fan clubs of the day, which published newsletters about Lucasfilm. I love this movie and I love it even more, now that I can also watch FXItInPost did the SC-38 Reimagining of the Vader/Kenobi duel on the Death Star.
I always took Obi-Wan’s smile before his death as him thinking of becoming more powerful than Vader could possibly imagine. He knew he didn’t have to stall anymore. He knew he could get Vader to take the bait and strike him down allowing Luke and crew to escape He needed need a physical form anymore. He could let go
i think the most repeated lines from me from star wars is "i'm not sure" from the obi-wan video game, and "he didn't say" from ep 3. i really enjoyed this casual style of video. i'd love to see the whole saga recalled in this way, but also understand that's a workload
I had the same Han and Luke in storm trooper outfit action figures! The helmets came on and off and everything. I do specifically remember having 2 Luke figures though, one was him dry and 1 was him in the trash compactor with wet hair and a dirty outfit
The three best pieces of music in the orig trig are the Tie Fighter battle, like you mentioned, the asteroid field chase in Empire and the Into the Trap piece from Jedi.
I love videos like this. Seeing the movie from the perspective of someone else who likes it and pointing out things I might not think about. My youngest brother is named Lucas and when I had to call him for dinner I would always call out "Luke" like when Owen was looking for him. To this day over 20 years later I think I might be the only one who calls him Luke.
One of my favorite parts of anything ever is in this movie.. When Owen walks up to see 3PO and ask him if he is programmed for etiquette and protocol then when he answers tells him that he needs no such droid. Lmao
Let the wookie win will always stick with me. I remember being very young and asking about my dad's Lego Star wars let the wookie win t shirt. That may have been the reason he introduced me to Wii Lego Star wars
Dude I LOVE Pello Scrambas and a bunch of other rebel background soldiers. Even my friends who are fans think I’m weird when I talk about characters like colonel cracken and trey callum. I do the same with clones, any background clone with a name or cool design I fall in love with.
4:12 this is why you should watch or read everything that comes before a New Hope chronologically now you have context either way it's still world building
"I sense a presence I have not felt since... The Obi Wan Kenobi 2022 miniseries"
8:44 the next ucs set actually is the landspeeder, rumored to be releasing on May 1st or April 30th. under 2 weeks till your wish comes true.
Just got announced yesterday!
Yeah it’s out now
It’s kinda annoying how many remakes we get of the landspeeder would have preferred to get something else.
While it can be argued that, critically, Empire Strikes Back may be seen as the superior movie of the OT, there is just something about A New Hope. While I personally am not fond of the “First is always the best” mindset, A New Hope I feel is one of those rare cases that can justify that because even beyond it being the first one, it is still very good with tons to love and its strengths to call its own even after tons of Star Wars movies and stories out there 40+ years later.
Same here!!!!
It’s a fantastic feel good movie. You always leave with a smile after You’re done.
I think the one edge this film has over Empire is that it's a complete, contained story. Had there never been any other films, this would still be a complete fantasy adventure, with a fully realized hero's journey. The character development is lacking, but that's par for the course in traditional fantasy film.
Think about this movie in a vacuum: We, as the audience, know that there was a ton of adventures that happened before the opening scene, even if we had no idea what those adventure were. Had there been no follow-up, we would feel the same at the end: Yes, there's probably more adventures to be had that we'd never know about.
I truly think one of the weakest points of the Star Wars franchise as a whole is the demand for details on everything. As Alex talking about here, we get an off-hand comment of Kessel. Do we NEED more than that? We get that it's a bad place, that's all that's needed. But instead there are people that have demanded to know what every single detail, comment, passing reference, etc. needed to be a whole franchise themselves.
Well 'A New Hope' doesn't require two other movies to give it a proper beginning and end. :P
13:18
I've always liked that the Sandtrooper who gets mind-tricked has the black line on his helmet bent up like confused eyebrows.
Although The Empire Strikes Back is always considered the best of the Original Trilogy, A New Hope has a special spot in my heart. It’s the perfect start to this wonderful universe. My only wish is that the original theatrical version would be available to the public!!! The special additions are cool, but I love watching the original cut!!!!
Could not agree more! A new hope was the start of everything! Without it we wouldn’t have Star Wars to begin with!
The whole story of A New Hope is beautiful
I was a mere 6 years old when A New Hope was in theaters. Magical times for a kid indeed.
“If I could choose the next Lego Ultimate Collector Series set it would be the landspeeder”
boy do I have good news for you…
Growing up with the Clone Wars, Revenge of the Sith is my favourite but undoubtably A New Hope is one of if not the greatest movie ever made. Every single scene, quote, character, music piece and sound effect from this film is absolutely iconic over 40 years later and the spectacular practical effects still hold up marvellously to this day. When I think of what a movie is, I think of this movie and thanks to it we have every piece of Star Wars media to this day. The characters are all so memorable and likeable and is a perfect heroes journey. Calling it a masterpiece is underselling it, it is so so so much more!
Edit: Writing this I realise this is probably tied as my favourite, it’s such a special movie.
Can’t wait to see the rest of this series!
The entire Lego _Star Wars_ fandom: ‘Why the hell do we keep getting Luke’s landspeeder year after year?! Who’s asking for this?!’
Alex:
So I've been watching your channel for years (and this is my first comment) but this series of videos where you talk about what you love about each movie have been my absolute favorite videos you've made. I love how positive, nostalgic, and personal you made these. Bravo, good sir.
everything about ANH, from the characters to the music to the special effects, is just super charming
The TIE explosion after they escape the Death Star is so big because it is the end of Act II. BTW the end of Act I is Luke saying "I want to come with you to Alderaan. There's nothing for me here now. I want to learn the ways of the Force and become a Jedi like my father."
Luke: "Yup there's sand people alright, I can see one of them now"
Me watching the 'fullscreen' cropped VHS: "WHERE?!?!?!"
I’m excited for this series! I love CinemaWins, and I’m glad to see your perspective on everything great about Star Wars.
Hearing Alex talk about the missed opportunity of having Alphabet Squad. call sign in Epi. IX made me think about a possible Special Edition to make RoS the ending the Skywalker Saga deserves.
22:52 That battle, as simple as it may seem, is probably the most realistic one in terms of swordsmanship. Sword fighting is not about fancy spins and dramatic moves, but about finding or creating an opening to attack quickly and retreat before they can respond.
Indeed. My favourite swordfight for me is Maul vs Obi Wan in Rebels because of the same. It's not about drama, jumping around or John Williams making one heck of a soundtrack (though I love that too
Alex, I can't believe you manifested Luke's Speeder as a prestige LEGO set into existence so quickly
8:39 Well, it sounds like your wish was granted!
I was 10 when ANH came out. My life was changed by this film. I loved hearing how your experiences of it were so, so similar to my own, especially considering how many years apart they were. That was a fun trip down memory lane. Thanks for reminding me of all those little things that make this movie so special, and so important in my life.
I was also 10 when STAR WARS came out. What's this ANH you speak of?
@@gwzipper1 You are totally right. It was just Star Wars. No Episode IV!!
Yes it was just Star Wars to me too, but I did wonder at the time why it had skipped three episodes.
@@JaneAxon123 in 1977, there was no reference to an episode number or the ANH subtitle. Those were added in later re-releases. So in 1977, there would have been no wondering why it skipped three episodes, because there weren't any episodes yet - it was just STAR WARS.
I’ll be honest, when I watched the films in the 90’s I named my cat Luke and that was about it for me and Star Wars; it wasn’t until I rewatched them in college (no I didn’t go see the prequels) incidentally taking a buddy through the OT for the first time because he hadn’t seen them, it’s then I really invested in them.
It was really enjoyable hearing your heart and admiration for this film and transporting us to a time and place for you throughout your connection to the film. Instantly a favorite video of yours for me.
I remember when I was 9 years old going to the cinema in the summer of '77 with my father one sunday afternoon to see.A New Hope..It was one of the my favourite memories of my childhood watching and coming out after seeing the film I was well and truly blown away as you can imagine!!
The reason Alex and Mollie have become my favourite Star Wars channel people, in one sentence:
Alex: "I love watching people become friends."
Ditto, Alex, ditto.
You guys are a safe (and the most knowledgeable) haven in the often harsh and toxic fandom. The way you approach Star Wars is how I see it, too. I love to love it. Thank you!
Can’t wait to see all these, especially for the less-than-loved films.
A New Hope is probably my favorite Star Wars movie as well. Pure fun adventure with a nice character arcs for Luke and Han, and sets up the stage for the rest of the movies to play off of.
Nice video Alex I enjoy 😉 thanks 🙏 for doing this type of video!!!!
I love the positivity on this channel
EDIT: 8:42 You're in luck, the UCS set for May 4th this year is the Landspeeder! (all but confirmed at this point)
I was so young the first time I saw Star Wars that I don’t have very many clear memories of it. I do remember being fascinated by Tatooine and absolutely adoring Leia. My uncle is a huge Star Wars fan, and I lived with him and my grandma when I was little, so Star Wars was just always there.
ANH is my favorite of the originals. I started loving it even more in middle school when my ELA teacher showed it in class at the end of the year. That probably set my Star Wars love fully into motion.
I’m glad as a kid someone else was SO confused by Luke’s line “I can see one of them now”.
Fun Fact: The Next LEGO Ultimate collector series set IS actually the Landspeeder. It's already been leaked and is supposedly going to be revealed on May 4th.
this was so funny when he said this because in the Lego space nobody wants this as a set 😂
I literally HAVE to sing the Throne room music every time I watch the ceremony when Luke and Han get the medal. It is a flashback to childhood memories and it gives me chills. Now my daughters also sing along😅
Id love to see you do this for other star wars media. Id be reallt interested to hear your thoughts on the first new canon thrawn novel and the back and forth between Eli and Ahrinda's perspectives
I grew very attached this this movie, and the Skywalker Saga, thanks to the Lego Star Wars Games, asthey made me more invested into re-watching it again and again. And now, with the Saga complete, I love it even more, as you can suspend your beliefs and create your own stories to fill in the gaps and connect them!
Biggs Darklighter is always a win.
The last time I was this early the Lars Cookout was an actual BBQ.
DAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN 😮😂
My personal favorite of all the movies
One of the greatest movie moments of my life was watching “Star Wars”. There was no “a new hope”, and being 9 years old and watching this simply blew my mind. Great review, thanks!
The sound of TIEs! It instantly became so iconic!
First Star Wars movie I ever watched. Still have the vhs
(13:55) I saw it at 7 years old in 1977 and it truly was epic. Especially the creature feature known as the Cantina Scene, the music and the Imperial Sandtrooper’s showing up.
The Family Star Wars music bumping in the gunship scene told me others also loved that music as much as I did.
I love this. I love this so much. Plz more.
I just re-watched again the other day and just noticed for the 1st time the Stormtrooper caring for the fallen one then just drops him the second Vader walks in. I also had the impression for the very 1st time that Han was indeed just talking out his ass with the parsecs reference, and Obi-Wans stare afterwards.
Went to my city's symphony movie night that was playing "Return of the Jedi" People were laughing and booing and cheering and the symphony live playing John Williams, I couldn't be break down and cry. It was a night to remember.
A New Hope is arguably the best crafted Star Wars film-and the only one nominated for Best Picture, Best Editing and a dozen other academy awards.
i love the pilot chatter so much. anything out of red leaders mouth is just great
I remember my dad telling me as a kid he heard the clone wars and just needed to have an explanation. He waited 25 years for it just to be disappointed they skip the actual war and show the beginning and end of it. Then watched the whole clone war show to get his fix and be at peace. And he isn’t in to cartoons either (he just doesn’t have any strong feeling for them, that’s it)
The music during the TIE / Falcon battle is my favorite from the whole film. I used to listen to it on the Utah Symphony Orchestra CD I had growing up. On there it had the title "Here They Come"
20:30
funny enough the scene right after I find myself constantly quoting to my cat especially after he uses the box
"what an incredible smell you've discovered!"
Great job bringing your personal connections in to this video. I think we all have similar connections to the one that started it all! When we are young it is great learning things that are "difficult" to find information about. Enjoy the Hunt!
I was going to listen to the end half of this video while paying my bills, but decided "NO! Alex clearly poured his heart and soul into this, I need and WANT to watch it!"
Great stuff Alex, I encourage you to do this for the other films… Even episode nine.
My absolute favorite! God I love this movie.
Love the obi wan smile head canon. I'll add it to my own. Always thought he was smiling because he was like "this is really gonna mess with anakins head"
One of my favorite scenes of "A New Hope" was R2D2 playing chess with Chewie. I so desperately wanted a holographic chess game when I was a kid, solely because of that scene. :)
The assault on the Death Star is crazy hype every time, even if it’s your 500th time seeing it. Also, I got into Star Wars around 1993/1994, which was also when final fantasy 6 came out, and that game references Star Wars a lot! You even have 2 characters named Biggs and Wedge.
Tie Fighter Attack is my favorite music from Star Wars. It's my default ringtone.
Although TESB is my favourite, the first time I saw Star Wars in England Dec 1977 was a brilliant moment. I came out of there completely gob smacked. I was lucky, I saw the OT in cinemas when they were released, and every time I rewatch them, I get goose bumps. A great feeling. Thanks for your insight into your reactions.
After I watched A New Hope in 1977, it was the start of my geek/nerd life. It led me to the "mail-in" fan clubs of the day, which published newsletters about Lucasfilm. I love this movie and I love it even more, now that I can also watch FXItInPost did the SC-38 Reimagining of the Vader/Kenobi duel on the Death Star.
I find it funny how you mentioned the UCS LEGO landspeeder. Exactly that is coming out on may 4 th
I always took Obi-Wan’s smile before his death as him thinking of becoming more powerful than Vader could possibly imagine. He knew he didn’t have to stall anymore. He knew he could get Vader to take the bait and strike him down allowing Luke and crew to escape
He needed need a physical form anymore. He could let go
Medal Ceremony Luke is the best, so glad u get to see more of it in the SW comics and Battlefront 2
This was very sweet hearing your personal connection to this movie. I love this movie too and I love your passion!
Totally forgot about eating froot loops to get the Luke and Han in trooper armor, thanks for reviving that memory!
This is great. Please release more of your favorite film breakdowns!
Think about this. When Star Wars came out, every show at every theatre it was in was sold out for over a month.
I can't believe I've missed this series coming out. Time to watch all the ep--wait. Impossible. Perhaps the archives are incomplete
I'm going straight to my streaming app and watching New Hope again. Thanks Man!
i think the most repeated lines from me from star wars is "i'm not sure" from the obi-wan video game, and "he didn't say" from ep 3. i really enjoyed this casual style of video. i'd love to see the whole saga recalled in this way, but also understand that's a workload
Thing regarding the rebel flight suits: I believe they ended up inspiring the main character of the Area 88 OVAs
The Everything I Love About series>
2:16 Spaceballs has conditioned me now where I have the opposite feeling and expecting to be longer
I had the same Han and Luke in storm trooper outfit action figures! The helmets came on and off and everything. I do specifically remember having 2 Luke figures though, one was him dry and 1 was him in the trash compactor with wet hair and a dirty outfit
Strange... It's not just shots of Biggs...
27:54 that's what I always thought happened since if you think you may be in danger why stay
This thumbnail is absolutely amazing!
Loved this video!!! Can't wait for the rest of the series
The three best pieces of music in the orig trig are the Tie Fighter battle, like you mentioned, the asteroid field chase in Empire and the Into the Trap piece from Jedi.
This one film changed cinema and media in general, forever!
12:11 when I first saw the film I never thought much of this scene it's only recently when I started being disturbed by it
I love videos like this. Seeing the movie from the perspective of someone else who likes it and pointing out things I might not think about.
My youngest brother is named Lucas and when I had to call him for dinner I would always call out "Luke" like when Owen was looking for him. To this day over 20 years later I think I might be the only one who calls him Luke.
incredibly good and wholesome observations all 'round
One of my favorite parts of anything ever is in this movie.. When Owen walks up to see 3PO and ask him if he is programmed for etiquette and protocol then when he answers tells him that he needs no such droid. Lmao
Thanks, Alex! 🌟
Man this video made me smile so much
"She's lost the will to live?!?! What, is your degree in poetry?!!?" - Dr. Ball
3:33 he isn't about to break the rules when Lord Vader is in choking distance
Pelo Scambus… A rebel, a friend and most importantly… *our* Rebel Friend
“If I could choose 1 new ship for a Lego ultimate collector’s set, it would be the landspeeder.”
Well, that is rumored for May
It's also noteworthy that the final note of the Fox fanfare is the same as the opening note of the Star Wars theme
even though I’m not a fan of the special editions but love the original trilogy movies and a new hope
2:35 I always thought that watching all the media that takes place before a New Hope enhances the film
Let the wookie win will always stick with me. I remember being very young and asking about my dad's Lego Star wars let the wookie win t shirt. That may have been the reason he introduced me to Wii Lego Star wars
Lovely video. I identify a lot with this having seen it in theaters when it was released.
And no. Those are not the droids you’re looking for.
Dude I LOVE Pello Scrambas and a bunch of other rebel background soldiers. Even my friends who are fans think I’m weird when I talk about characters like colonel cracken and trey callum. I do the same with clones, any background clone with a name or cool design I fall in love with.
I'm actually listening to this while shooting the new LEGO UCS for my latest review...I think you'll be very happy when it's revealed!!!
You want the next Lego UCS set to be the Landspeeder? Boy do I have news for you!
"Let's just say, we'd like to avoid any 'Imperial' entanglements." General Obi-wan Kenobi
4:12 this is why you should watch or read everything that comes before a New Hope chronologically now you have context either way it's still world building