STAR WARS Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching (1999)
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Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor) is a young apprentice Jedi knight under the tutelage of Qui-Gon Jinn (Liam Neeson) ; Anakin Skywalker (Jake Lloyd), who will later father Luke Skywalker and become known as Darth Vader, is just a 9-year-old boy. When the Trade Federation cuts off all routes to the planet Naboo, Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan are assigned to settle the matter.
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35:57 yes! George Lucas is good friends with Stephen Spielberg and put the ET species in the galactic senate 😂
Anakin's yellow space fighter, was one of the best Lego sets.
Episode III is the best viewing experience. My dad took me to see it on my birthday, it’s stupendous
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holy shit, ive never seen someone watch it 1-6 for the first time, this gonna be cool to watch
5:59 It was the Force Dash move.
Hey there, FYI.... Force choke is not something that jedi and sith normally use when they fight each other. Each jedi and/or sith has a force shield that protects them against attacks like force choke. And it would take too much energy to break through the shield to choke their opponent. In a lightsaber battle, The amount of energy trying to force choke your opponent would weaken your own power. And your opponent would waltz right up and pulverize the hell out of you.
Jedi are like super-powered Buddhist monks who only kill as a last resort. They're supposed to be peacekeepers and diplomats, which is why the Chancellor sent them to negotiate a peaceful outcome to the Trade Federation's blockade. At this time in the Star Wars timeline, they've been used by the Republic as policemen, which technically goes against the Jedi pacifist code -- they're trained in defensive swordplay (which is why you'll see Jedi take off a hand holding a weapon rather than just kill the aggressor -- they have cybernetic technology, so it's easy to get robot hands). You'll see how that works out for them in the films to come.
the guy whom played maul is the same guy whom play toad in deadpool and xmen movies
You chose to watch it in chronological order. It is a different take from most who start watching from release order
I'm here for it!
You have started on the 4th Movie produced. The first film was A New Hope.
And I tell people to start with 4 as well but even Lucas said it’s meant to be watched 1-6
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Always watch these 1-6 as the creator George Lucas intended.
Also they us the Force jump.
I didn't even need to see the video before giving it a Like cause you gave RESPECT to the creator instead of corporations and the media. Respect to you. And the reaction was awesome. There were many reason but George Lucas sold his company cause Lucasfilm was an experimental company. Not only did they make movies, they developed technology, were providers for special and practical effect for all Hollywood (without being in Hollywood), and after finishing his saga (6 films) and 5 seasons of an animated show; Lucasfilm started to develop basically augmented reality for filming a live-action tv series, that's 2005 to 2010 we're talking about. Also the animated show was experimental in style as well and it didn't do as well as he expected, although it did good. So basically they were losing money, so he had to to sell the company for his workers and his projects in experimental filmmaking. Disney had been offering a deal since the 80's/90's to him, so they were the most interested buyers and he was able to struck a good deal with them (went from aprox 500 million to 4 billion USD). Now he is building the largest museum of narrative art that's ever existed and apparently makes movies that aren't released to the public.
I played the Lego Star Wars video game on Nintendo ds before I watched this trilogy
I love unleashed games and the 90s star wars arcade game.
People get really particular about how you watch these but you obviously are here for the journey so I think its pretty cool to watch someone see the movies in this order. Honestly cant wait until you see the last one. Way to keep it fresh brother
CP3?
Be sure to have the subtitle track on for some of the alien dialogue.
i aint know Ja Morant had a reaction channel
So the pinky/ring finger forming a “v” with the middle and index finger is a Star Trek thing, not a Star Wars thing. And normally Star Wars fans and Star trek fans get mad at the mix up but you thinking it was from E.T. Was fucking adorable and made it completely forgivable haha
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Y'know he brings up a good point. Why IS the initial invasion so peaceful?
The Naboo are pacifists, like most planets in the galaxy -- certainly planets in the Galactic Republic -- at this time. They have volunteer defense forces, but no one has a standing army. This is why the Trade Federation uses a droid army.
Lucas sold Lucasfilm for a couple reasons, the main ones being the hate he got from the prequels (ep 1, 2, and 3), and that he wanted to spend much more time with his family.
the new disney era stuff aint that bad. haters gonna hate. make your own opinions when you get there.
no it is objectively terrible.
@@derpderpin1568 STFU your name is derpderp GTFO. wash your ass you stink.
Should have started when the original trilogy. Then went back. Many iconic moments will not have the same impact now. Oh well
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@@ReactWithJohn Don't worry about it. You'll still get a surprise, just in a different way. George Lucas himself says chronological order is the way to see these movies. When they first came out, we obviously didn't have all of the movies yet, where now 40 years later, we have all of them. I suggest a different order, but still, this way of watching the movies seems to hit reactors a lot harder than watching them in release order. And I have seen a LOT of reactions to these movies! I honestly would have fast-forwarded your videos to the good parts if you were watching them in release order like everyone else does.
@@B-a-t-m-a-n no do worry about it. it absolutely matters and people haven't been speaking up for no reason. people like you that always try and act like problems aren't problems are such a huge issue in this world. stop rooting for everything to be a worse version of what it could be.
@@derpderpin1568 so what is he supposed to do about it now? You sound like you have mental issues.
STOP!! If you’re watching StarWars for the first time, you have to watch the movies in RELEASE ORDER not chronological order. Otherwise you’ll most likely get discouraged and confused!
No, you don't have to. Why he would be confused? And he wasn't discouregd, he clearly liked both first and second movie. (I agree that many people are indeed discouraged by first movie - I met many people who said "I watch only first episode and I didn't like it", but if you go thoigh first episode and like it, then it only gets better. He clearly was enjoying.) Both orders are correct - each has its own merits and flaws. I would say it's better to start from beggining because you see how flawed Jedi are - if you start with original trilogy you tend to view them as this good guys who are always right and Anakin was ungrateful and angry, wheras it was their poor parenting that made him feel outcast.
Exactly. This is sad
There's already 10 billion reaction videos watching these films in release order, watch them instead if you're so repulsed by it.
No. Release order is outdated. Chronological order makes people more invested in the OGs.
@@VinVonVoom theres more reactions in chrono order than release order.
Anakin is 9. Children with high m-counts are typically given by their parents to the Jedi Order as infants. Jedi teach to avoid attachment including attachment to family.
Anakin has no father. He was created by the Force.
No, Earth is not part of the Star Wars world.
Padmé is 14 in this movie. The Naboo are pacifists which is why they have no army.
Hey there, FYI.... Forced choke is not something that should I and sith normally use when they fight each other. Each jedi and/or sith has a force shield that protects them against attacks like force choke. And it would take too much energy to break through the shield to choke their opponent. In a battle, The amount of energy trying to force choke your opponent would weaken your power. And your opponent would waltz right up and pulverize the hell out of you.
YOUNG PADDAWAN HAS STARTED HIS STARWARS JOURNEY. MayTheForceBeWithYou. #TunedIn
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This is the Path of the Jedi
Disney saw that Padme age gap and instantly had to buy the entire franchise lmao
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yea 5 years is so crazy. so insane that a 25 year old and a 20 year old would be together. just wild.
@@derpderpin1568not really, people who are older than each other getting together is pretty common. As long as you’re over 18 it really doesn’t matter
Chronological order! Yes! Best way to go, AND how George Lucas says to watch.
Watch all the movies. Including 7-9. Make up your own mind! And have fun!
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Nope
@@briansview2886 Yep
@@xDarthSTYXx definitely not. by far the most idiotic way to watch. george lucas also came up with the dialogue for anakin and padme in episode 2. he's not infallible.
@@derpderpin1568 Anakin and Padmé's dialogue is exactly how it should be. You can fuck right off.
Where's Luke?!🤣
Should watch Episode 4, 5, 6, 1, 2 and 3 or your experience will not be as awesome.
But he will see Jedi flawed as they were - not idolized heroes from originals.