the most iconic plot twist, most iconic line from the most iconic movie villain how can anything top this...pretty sure my jaw dropped after this revelation in the theater not sure but i sat there stunned in my seat
More like cauterise. Although, to do a nerdy nitpick, the lightsaber output can be adjusted - thus why the hilt has all those switches. So, they can cut and seal a wound like Luke’s stump of a wrist, but also can be altered leave the wound open like when Han used it on the tauntaun’s belly.
I love the story Mark Hamill tells of being told this epic surprise and keeping it secret until it premiere. When Harrison Ford saw it for the first time he looked at MH and said "Hey kid you didnt tell me that?" 😂😂
@@Cau_No Prowse was not "the man". He spilled spoilers, was rarely on set for the sequels and even on set he was constantly replaced by others in order to get the shot done and sabotaged other shots.
My favorite Star Wars film. I saw it the movie theater with my children when it was first released. I still enjoy the suspense and reactions by first time viewers, Way to go, newcomers
I'm old because I saw this in theaters in 1980 as a young child. The theater audience freaked out and gasped when Luke lost his hand. Then grasped again when Vader revealed to Luke he was his father. Someone in the audience yelled, "Bullshit!!!" For the next 3 years, it was an actual debate whether or not Vader was lying to Luke. Imagine if we had an archive of social media posts from 1980-1983. Because that would have given young people a good idea of how this plot twist was debated.
‘I’m so confused’, ‘how is that possible?’- well when a man and a woman love each other very much…….. Why are reactors so shocked when Luke has his hand cut off? Do they think because certain people are on the good side that they are invincible, don’t get hurt, feel pain like the villains. Luke seeing his aunt and uncle burnt to a crisp is more shocking than this. I do wish more younger reactors would be more open minded to what is going on, what happened to Vader rather than ‘ he’s got to be lying, no I don’t accept that’. Star Wars showed that family life is complicated, even in a galaxy far far away.
Two reasons: The movie is still marked as family-friendly. And no one expects such a thing to happen to the main hero, short to the end of the film. It's not so much a "what happened" but a "wait, that happened to him?" Shock. I remember having the same reaction seeing the movie for the first time end of the '80s.
its more shocking these people never knew this twist and at there age, i have young family members at age 5 that havnt seen the movie and know the twist, i always feel reactions to this are fake to just get views
Imagine being 9-10 yrs. Old, and seeing this in the theater, and either choke on your popcorn or spit your drink when this line is delivered, was an absolute shock to young fans
It's funny how such reactions would have been impossible a few decades ago as this is one of the most well known moments in cinema history. Only now that a generation has grown up that didn't watch this can we have the kind of surprise reactions again that people had when it was first shown in theaters.
@@riudeguise4106the movies are for an expected age range from 10-15 years old. (I don't care how young people were when they were allowed to watch this.) That puts her time at the dawn of the millennium, but with no interest in SF, and ample other possibilities to do instead. So, to use another famous quote : The word you are using, I don't think it means what you think it means.
Well it’s a fantasy movie for one, not science fiction, one that is firmly entrenched in western culture, it’s like being born in the US and being unaware that the NY Yankees are a baseball team.
@@riudeguise4106 This genre is "Science Fantasy", right in the middle between Hard SF and High Fantasy. There are starships, you noticed? And people who don't give a rat's ass about baseball should also exist in NY. (I also guarantee you to find lots of people outside the U.S. who never even heard of them...) I think you should diversify your peer groups to learn there are people who don't know anything about your world but talk about things you never noticed.
Everyone in the world knows the spoiler. They're just not prepared for how screwed Luke was when he heard it. And props to the best Jedi ever. Luke chooses almost certain death over the power of the Dark Side twice in the Trilogy. I'm so glad they never made more Star Wars movies. 😂
After Luke fell, Vader was like, “Seriously?! SERIOUSLY?!?! I go to all that trouble to get some quality time with my boy, and he just drops away! Well, so much for that.”
Everyone "Secret" as it is famous line in Star Wars. George Lucas and others on production had Mark Hamill and David Prowse (Darth's body) with James Earl Jones dubbed that famous line, "I Am Your Father". Then all 3 had to signed NDA's or Non-Disclosure Agreements meaning they can't mention the "secret" until premiere of Empire Strikes Back. During the premiere, after movie, Harrison Ford aka Han asked Mark, "Hey Kid!" "Why didn't you tell me?!" But Mark would have gotten sued by LucasFilm because he leaked the famous line
Imagine if Vader said "Yes. I killed your father - and he died like a little b*tch!" Maybe if Samuel L. Jackson had portrayed Vader all those years ago...
Funny; in a press junket for Ep. III, Jackson was talking about how cool his death scene is and decided to throw in, "and Kit Fisto goes out like a bitch!" 😂
For those wondering why there was no blood after Luke lost his hand, the reason is that it would've changed the film's rating from PG to R and that wasn't what George Lucas wanted.
@@doshi066 - Ah, yes, you're right. However, that was a 2-second still shot while Luke's injury would've been bleeding profusely for several minutes getting blood everywhere and making it very gory scene which was not suitable for a PG-rated film.
I was in 4th grade when this came out. Huge fan, I'm one of the few who saw the original Star Wars in a Drive In. Good times back then. I remember for the 2nd movie, the novel came out before the movie did, and I read it quickly. I was sitting outside in a lawn chair when I found out. So I knew early on Vader was daddy. Was just as shocking in the book, I had same reaction as most of these people lol.
6:07 “is he gonna bleed out?” Fair question. Luke’s been mutilated. For anyone unfamiliar with the answer, a lightsaber cauterizes wounds. It burns hot enough to sear flesh. Which, conveniently, stops bleeding. If a species has different blood and flesh, that might not happen. Some people and creatures in Star Wars can handle heat exceptionally well. Humans though? Our meat cooks on lightsabers.
I remember the entire full theater erupting with screams, crying, and dismay, when this scene finally played out. I had never experienced anything like it before or since.
Don't know why, but I always find the reactions to Luke getting his hand cut off a little more authentic than the reactions to The Line. Just a little.
@raybernal6829 I hear you. Allow me to clarify. Up till the more recent Star Wars iterations, there were hardly any species that I could remember that could survive a strike by a Saber unscathed. But then we get Sabine, who seems pretty close to human, take a Saber through the gut. Not only survives, but is up and about not long after...
Vader pretty much pulled a Dooku on his son's hand. Vader was like, "That's it! I'm gonna pull from Dooku's book!" But regardless.. the whole fight sequence and this scene is very iconic and will always be one of the most iconic plot twists in movie history.
I was 15 when this hit the theaters. That line sent gasps and looks of disbelief throughout the crowd. It was an intense reveal. Looking back, the theater should have paused the film (I know they can't, just sayin') so that we could gather ourselves and process what was just said, lol!!!
I think the biggest shame of it being such an iconic line, is that people who haven’t seen any Star Wars movies still know it. Similar to how most people know the iconic lines from The Terminator (“Come with me if you want to live” and “I’ll be back”).
Even though we’re living in the information-age, people are living more and more in their own little bubbles. Your comment would be true 20 years ago. Nowadays I can see a large amount of people under 25 that have no idea about the original Star Wars films.
As someone who saw this as a boy in the original theatrical run I can assure you most of us young kids were far more horrified Luke lost his lightsaber than his hand. Best weapon we'd ever seen on film up to that point. Screw the hand, the lightsaber was the loss for us.
Getting cut from a light saber cut off blood circulation so there’s an answer. Why there’s no blood would have been an actual blade you would’ve seen, but since it was a light saber, the heat from the saber would burn the blood from coming out.
Back in 1980, we all thought Vader was lying. No one believed it. It wasn't until Return of the Jedi, three years later, that we learned the truth. That was a bitch of a wait.
i dont know how anyone can be a grown adult and not know vader is luke's father? its the biggest well known movie twist ever and part of pop culture, like its reference in so many other media like even homer simpsons spoiled it in early seasons, i always feel people shock to learn are faking it
Lose a hand, gain a Sith Lord and the 2nd most evil man in the Galaxy as a dad. A reasonable swop, I'd say. Especially as I'd get a cool robot hand as a replacement.
Originally, when they filmed this scene, the actor in the Vader suit, said that Obi Wan killed Luke's father. Lucas later decided to change the line but only he, the director, James Earle Jones and Mark Hamill knew of the change. Hamill even talks about it in some of his interviews.
I am willing to bet money that Lucas planned it just the way it happened, but he did what you said to keep it as secret as possible for as long as possible.
THere's more to the story. David Prowse used to blab spoilers all the time and he even told a crowd in 1978 before Empire was written that Vader was Luke's father. It displeased Lucas quite a bit and was the start of the end of their relationship. Prowse's role as vader was reduced more as time went on until he only did one scene in ROTJ.
It's shocking that people don't know this given the popularity of the franchise. I know the last 6 or 7 films have been mid to bad, but how do you not realize that the whole thing works because the first two were extremely good films?
Hey man! Thank you very much for your reaction mashups and all work. Please, make next reaction on first time watching Episode I, when Obi and his teacher meats Darh Mol!!!
Ya.. Vader wasn’t much of a father. Or husband. Or friend. Or pupil. Or son. Or teacher. Or commander. His troops couldn’t even shoot accurately. He pretty much sucked at every aspect of life. Without powers and James earl jones voice he’s the biggest loser of all time.
These are not real reactions....These people are picking movies which have huge fan bases so they will get likes and subs and make money...These people are not real Star Wars fans, They use Star Wars to make money.
That's not how they were released. Episode 4 came out in 1977 where episode 1 came out in 1999. To get the true experience, it's better for the first time watching to start with 4, 5 and 6 then watch 1, 2 and 3 otherwise, the reveal in 5 is pointless.
@ronaldnelson6692 nein sicher nicht wenn du wissen willst wie die Geschichte von Star Wars ist fängst du bei Episode 1 an und nicht in der Miete . Das ist auch der Grund wieso die meisten 100 Jahre brauchen bis sie begreifen das Anakin zu Vader wird. Das Release Datum hat nichts mit der Reihenfolge der Episoden zu tun. Das war vielleicht vor 20 Jahren wo nicht alle Filme verfügbar waren
@@thomasroth461 Also ich persönlich würde Personen die noch nie einen Star Wars Film gesehen haben zuerst die OT schauen lassen dann die Prequels und dann die Sequels. wenn man zahlenmässig anfängt kommt ja das "Nein ich bin dein Vater" ja gar nicht überraschend da man ja schon weiss das Anakin/Vader Lukes Vater ist und dann dieser OMG Effekt nicht mehr existiert. Aber das ist nur meine Meinung darf natürlich jeder so schauen wie er es möchte😁
I'm sure these are real reactions, I'm sure they made their entire lives without knowing the biggest twist of the cinema world. Fake reactors, fake reactions 👎
Not everyone has seen Star Wars. A lot of them have heard the line but didn't know what movie it is from. One even mentioned the Mandela effect. So, their reactions are real.
I don't know how many, if any, are fake, but Movie Munchies are a couple of Vietnamese girls and it's very possible they haven't had the Star Wars media saturation that Americans have had.
I wouldn‘s say THE most famous plot twist, since not everyone likes or has see Star Wars, but certainly among the top one. Other famous plot twists from sci-fi movies include “you maniacs, you blew it up!” (Planet of the apes) and “Soylent green is people!” (Soylent green)
I’d like to know what cave “reactors” grew up in to not know any of the references they are reacting to as grown adults. Same goes for them hearing songs for the first time. “Someone in the chat said that Michael Jackson was apparently a popular singer, so I am going to listen to some song named ‘Thriller’ for the first time. Hopefully it is good.” Or “I hear that some dude named Elvis Presley was a singer. Never heard of him, but let’s check him out.”
"Father? But he cut off Luke's hand!" -- Ladies, he didn't say he was a GOOD father.
Yeah. Just because darth vader is luke's dad doesn't mean that he won't try to harm him.
Bless their innocent hearts
One of the most iconic scenes in movie history.
the most iconic plot twist, most iconic line from the most iconic movie villain how can anything top this...pretty sure my jaw dropped after this revelation in the theater not sure but i sat there stunned in my seat
For those asking, evidently the light saber is a hot light that can instantly cauterise (heal) wounds.
More like cauterise. Although, to do a nerdy nitpick, the lightsaber output can be adjusted - thus why the hilt has all those switches. So, they can cut and seal a wound like Luke’s stump of a wrist, but also can be altered leave the wound open like when Han used it on the tauntaun’s belly.
@@user-lb9xw4xf2q that's literally what he said dipshit.
I was about to write the same thing, then I read yours.
@@Karaokuma if im not mistaken i saw something about their species blood doesnt cauterise. but I could be wrong
I love the story Mark Hamill tells of being told this epic surprise and keeping it secret until it premiere. When Harrison Ford saw it for the first time he looked at MH and said "Hey kid you didnt tell me that?" 😂😂
James Earl Jones was the man. Requiescat in pace.
He was a force in this scene, no pun.
Actually David Prowse was the man, but he was the voice everyone remembers.
@@Cau_No Prowse was not "the man". He spilled spoilers, was rarely on set for the sequels and even on set he was constantly replaced by others in order to get the shot done and sabotaged other shots.
My favorite Star Wars film. I saw it the movie theater with my children when it was first released. I still enjoy the suspense and reactions by first time viewers, Way to go, newcomers
I'm old because I saw this in theaters in 1980 as a young child. The theater audience freaked out and gasped when Luke lost his hand. Then grasped again when Vader revealed to Luke he was his father. Someone in the audience yelled, "Bullshit!!!"
For the next 3 years, it was an actual debate whether or not Vader was lying to Luke. Imagine if we had an archive of social media posts from 1980-1983. Because that would have given young people a good idea of how this plot twist was debated.
how did you make a youtube account?
@@baron7755 How did you find UA-cam?
@@Phatooine I'm not old, your comment made me think you are one of the oldest users here, like maybe your grandkids set up your account for you
@@baron7755 I've been using the internet for 30 years. Being old doesn't mean you don't have experience. In fact, it's likely you do.
@@baron7755 Trust us when we say that being in your 50s is old, even to someone in their 20s.
People surprised he lost vader was toying with him up to this point then got serious.
Most impressive.
Back in the day, this was the M. Night Shayamalan level twist.
Their reactions to Luke’s hand getting cut off is quite entertaining.
"No, that's too bad, that's sucking"
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‘I’m so confused’, ‘how is that possible?’- well when a man and a woman love each other very much……..
Why are reactors so shocked when Luke has his hand cut off? Do they think because certain people are on the good side that they are invincible, don’t get hurt, feel pain like the villains. Luke seeing his aunt and uncle burnt to a crisp is more shocking than this.
I do wish more younger reactors would be more open minded to what is going on, what happened to Vader rather than ‘ he’s got to be lying, no I don’t accept that’. Star Wars showed that family life is complicated, even in a galaxy far far away.
Two reasons: The movie is still marked as family-friendly. And no one expects such a thing to happen to the main hero, short to the end of the film.
It's not so much a "what happened" but a "wait, that happened to him?" Shock.
I remember having the same reaction seeing the movie for the first time end of the '80s.
As humans we all react differently to different scenarios.. thinking there is only one way to react is a bit much...
its more shocking these people never knew this twist and at there age, i have young family members at age 5 that havnt seen the movie and know the twist, i always feel reactions to this are fake to just get views
Hated this movie as a child (10 y/o) and realized as I got older that it was actually the best one of them all.
Imagine being 9-10 yrs. Old, and seeing this in the theater, and either choke on your popcorn or spit your drink when this line is delivered, was an absolute shock to young fans
I was 7. And it wasn't in a theater, I was watching a pirated VHS tape.
@@robertschlemmer6032me too I stole Dad's old VHS recorder & watched all the good stuff including SW😂❤
I was there and yes I spit my pop on the person in front of me.
It was just as good at 15.
Hopefully, no Heimlich was needed because that would have absolutely sucked.
They nailed it by having James Earl Jones in this movie delivering that line.
James Earl Jones will be missed in all of Star Wars.
What I like about these reactions is that none of these reactors watched Episodes 1 through 3 so the surprise is genuine.
I remember watching this when I was 4 years old, 14 years later, this scene still gives me chills…
It's funny how such reactions would have been impossible a few decades ago as this is one of the most well known moments in cinema history. Only now that a generation has grown up that didn't watch this can we have the kind of surprise reactions again that people had when it was first shown in theaters.
The first reactor lady was born in 84’, to me it’s inconceivable that she had not seen this or was aware of this plot twist.
@@riudeguise4106the movies are for an expected age range from 10-15 years old. (I don't care how young people were when they were allowed to watch this.)
That puts her time at the dawn of the millennium, but with no interest in SF, and ample other possibilities to do instead.
So, to use another famous quote : The word you are using, I don't think it means what you think it means.
Well it’s a fantasy movie for one, not science fiction, one that is firmly entrenched in western culture, it’s like being born in the US and being unaware that the NY Yankees are a baseball team.
@@riudeguise4106 This genre is "Science Fantasy", right in the middle between Hard SF and High Fantasy. There are starships, you noticed?
And people who don't give a rat's ass about baseball should also exist in NY. (I also guarantee you to find lots of people outside the U.S. who never even heard of them...)
I think you should diversify your peer groups to learn there are people who don't know anything about your world but talk about things you never noticed.
@@riudeguise4106 how do you know her bday? also, no way she is 40
It's a light saber. It cauterizes when it cuts. That's why there is no blood.
Everyone in the world knows the spoiler. They're just not prepared for how screwed Luke was when he heard it.
And props to the best Jedi ever. Luke chooses almost certain death over the power of the Dark Side twice in the Trilogy. I'm so glad they never made more Star Wars movies. 😂
It’s kinda funny people know the twist so much losing the hand is more of a shock
After Luke fell, Vader was like, “Seriously?! SERIOUSLY?!?! I go to all that trouble to get some quality time with my boy, and he just drops away! Well, so much for that.”
James early jones is in great voice
Luke gets his hand cut off
"The director of this film is too sadistic"
Yeah, wait till you see what the director does to Anakin
Everyone
"Secret" as it is famous line in Star Wars. George Lucas and others on production had Mark Hamill and David Prowse (Darth's body) with James Earl Jones dubbed that famous line, "I Am Your Father". Then all 3 had to signed NDA's or Non-Disclosure Agreements meaning they can't mention the "secret" until premiere of Empire Strikes Back. During the premiere, after movie, Harrison Ford aka Han asked Mark, "Hey Kid!" "Why didn't you tell me?!" But Mark would have gotten sued by LucasFilm because he leaked the famous line
Imagine if Vader said "Yes. I killed your father - and he died like a little b*tch!"
Maybe if Samuel L. Jackson had portrayed Vader all those years ago...
Funny; in a press junket for Ep. III, Jackson was talking about how cool his death scene is and decided to throw in, "and Kit Fisto goes out like a bitch!" 😂
For those wondering why there was no blood after Luke lost his hand, the reason is that it would've changed the film's rating from PG to R and that wasn't what George Lucas wanted.
which is odd cause we saw blood in a new hope when obi wan uses the lightsaber for the first time
@@doshi066 - There was no blood when Obi Wan battled Darth Vader in " New Hope."
@@joshs4594 in the cantina scene when obi wan helps Luke, he cuts off that alien arm and you see blood
@@doshi066 - Ah, yes, you're right. However, that was a 2-second still shot while Luke's injury would've been bleeding profusely for several minutes getting blood everywhere and making it very gory scene which was not suitable for a PG-rated film.
It’s like half of these people have never heard that line on a show
Light sabers are focused plasma which instantly cauterizes wounds.
I was in 4th grade when this came out. Huge fan, I'm one of the few who saw the original Star Wars in a Drive In. Good times back then. I remember for the 2nd movie, the novel came out before the movie did, and I read it quickly. I was sitting outside in a lawn chair when I found out. So I knew early on Vader was daddy. Was just as shocking in the book, I had same reaction as most of these people lol.
6:07 “is he gonna bleed out?”
Fair question. Luke’s been mutilated. For anyone unfamiliar with the answer, a lightsaber cauterizes wounds. It burns hot enough to sear flesh. Which, conveniently, stops bleeding. If a species has different blood and flesh, that might not happen. Some people and creatures in Star Wars can handle heat exceptionally well. Humans though? Our meat cooks on lightsabers.
you know this isnt their channel, they arent going to see your comment
Well there were some drunken nights when I couldn’t believe my father was actually my father either haha⚛️❤
2:24 "I'm sure you have questions....." 😆
How can these people be the age they are and are only finding this news out now? Surely everyone higher than 10 years old knows this.
I remember the entire full theater erupting with screams, crying, and dismay, when this scene finally played out. I had never experienced anything like it before or since.
Don't know why, but I always find the reactions to Luke getting his hand cut off a little more authentic than the reactions to The Line. Just a little.
Back when a strike from a Light Saber meant loss of a limb, or absolute death.
Well it depends on the species .. which SW has many different ones.. humans survive diseases that other life forms might not (ie War of The Worlds).
@raybernal6829 I hear you. Allow me to clarify. Up till the more recent Star Wars iterations, there were hardly any species that I could remember that could survive a strike by a Saber unscathed.
But then we get Sabine, who seems pretty close to human, take a Saber through the gut. Not only survives, but is up and about not long after...
Wish i had amnesia so i could watch this movie in theatres...
Vader pretty much pulled a Dooku on his son's hand. Vader was like, "That's it! I'm gonna pull from Dooku's book!"
But regardless.. the whole fight sequence and this scene is very iconic and will always be one of the most iconic plot twists in movie history.
Luke should have gotten a DNA test from Jedi and me.
I’ve never seen a Star Wars movie but this line is so iconic
I was 15 when this hit the theaters. That line sent gasps and looks of disbelief throughout the crowd. It was an intense reveal. Looking back, the theater should have paused the film (I know they can't, just sayin') so that we could gather ourselves and process what was just said, lol!!!
"He is come to take his hand" hahahahahahhaahahahahahahahahaha
I keep hearing people say oh he cut his hand off, but he didn’t cut his head off. Vader could’ve killed him, but he wanted his son.
A father's love, am I right?
Not gonna lie, it would be pretty tempting to get rid of the Emperor and rule as father and son. Once in a lifetime opportunity! 😉
He tries it twice and both times he gets denied. Guess Luke has more of his mother in him.
4:21 "He's come to take his hand" LOL
Hella is the best!
I think the biggest shame of it being such an iconic line, is that people who haven’t seen any Star Wars movies still know it. Similar to how most people know the iconic lines from The Terminator (“Come with me if you want to live” and “I’ll be back”).
I find it very hard to believe that people don't know Vader is Luke's father. You have to have been living under a rock or born yesterday.
Even though we’re living in the information-age, people are living more and more in their own little bubbles. Your comment would be true 20 years ago. Nowadays I can see a large amount of people under 25 that have no idea about the original Star Wars films.
Some people live in counties where Star Wars isn't that big.
As someone who saw this as a boy in the original theatrical run I can assure you most of us young kids were far more horrified Luke lost his lightsaber than his hand. Best weapon we'd ever seen on film up to that point. Screw the hand, the lightsaber was the loss for us.
Getting cut from a light saber cut off blood circulation so there’s an answer. Why there’s no blood would have been an actual blade you would’ve seen, but since it was a light saber, the heat from the saber would burn the blood from coming out.
Back in 1980, we all thought Vader was lying. No one believed it. It wasn't until Return of the Jedi, three years later, that we learned the truth. That was a bitch of a wait.
I love once Luke wounds Vader he stops playing and ends the fight there and then with the hand removal. Vader could have killed him at any point
Many of these reviewers already knew the big secret, The few that didn't were the ones that were interesting reactions.
It's a shame this compilation doesn't have Ash & Hannah. They have the most epic reaction to this scene.
I have added Ash and Hannah's early compilation of the 'I Am Your Father' video and this video contains more reactors
@firsttimewatching7861 ah, ok ..thanks
i dont know how anyone can be a grown adult and not know vader is luke's father? its the biggest well known movie twist ever and part of pop culture, like its reference in so many other media like even homer simpsons spoiled it in early seasons, i always feel people shock to learn are faking it
Hard to believe in 2024 this is a surprise to anyone
Hard is not impossible. 😝
Depends on where in the world they are from. Star Wars isn't as huge in other countries than it is in America.
@@Phatooine And you see. The majority of people that didn't know ARE NOT from USA.
I’ve never seen a Star Wars movie but this line is so iconic
Imagine going into the sequel to "Star Wars" expecting another fun romp and walking out having watched a Greek tragedy.
Lose a hand, gain a Sith Lord and the 2nd most evil man in the Galaxy as a dad. A reasonable swop, I'd say. Especially as I'd get a cool robot hand as a replacement.
Anxiety attacks incoming!!
Originally, when they filmed this scene, the actor in the Vader suit, said that Obi Wan killed Luke's father. Lucas later decided to change the line but only he, the director, James Earle Jones and Mark Hamill knew of the change. Hamill even talks about it in some of his interviews.
I am willing to bet money that Lucas planned it just the way it happened, but he did what you said to keep it as secret as possible for as long as possible.
THere's more to the story. David Prowse used to blab spoilers all the time and he even told a crowd in 1978 before Empire was written that Vader was Luke's father. It displeased Lucas quite a bit and was the start of the end of their relationship. Prowse's role as vader was reduced more as time went on until he only did one scene in ROTJ.
Miren como Disney mata el legado de esta saga antes se les decia nerds a la gente que hizo grande esto ahora se les dice boomers....
Show me the receipts. Where is the Birth Certificate..Hilarious lol
RIP James Earl Jones.
It's shocking that people don't know this given the popularity of the franchise. I know the last 6 or 7 films have been mid to bad, but how do you not realize that the whole thing works because the first two were extremely good films?
Hey man! Thank you very much for your reaction mashups and all work. Please, make next reaction on first time watching Episode I, when Obi and his teacher meats Darh Mol!!!
Vader: "I am your father."
Luke: "Well I'll be a son of a bitch."
Bad attempt of a joke.
Nope, it was pretty good.
Don't listen to this guy, ThunderPants. It was funny.😁
That is like Hitler telling you he is your father
Luke did try to kill himself. Instead of falling to the darkside. Its chance he was sucked into an exhaust.
This video should be titled "Vader cuts off Luke's hand Reaction".
Vader: “Luke. I am your baby-daddy!”
Luke: 😳
Black Star Wars, Episode V.
"This is unacceptable" :P
I dont believe some of them didnt know
Poor Angelina’s cheeks
Where's the "Luke sees Anakin's Force Ghost on Endor" reactions compilation ?
People shocked when the hand cut off, that's what the Star Wars show to everyone how dangerous of the lightsaber fight
Popcorn roulette is hot
"Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your father.....have you heard the story of Bruce Jenner?....."
❤Coby❤
Maybe this video will finally put an end to that "Luke, I am your father" bullshit. 🙄
Привет индусам! Как вам наша нефть?
Ya.. Vader wasn’t much of a father. Or husband. Or friend. Or pupil. Or son. Or teacher. Or commander. His troops couldn’t even shoot accurately. He pretty much sucked at every aspect of life. Without powers and James earl jones voice he’s the biggest loser of all time.
These are not real reactions....These people are picking movies which have huge fan bases so they will get likes and subs and make money...These people are not real Star Wars fans, They use Star Wars to make money.
Spoilers! You ruined the biggest surprise in Star Wars.
Why do these people react to something they're already familiar with?
Fake news.
Episode 1-9 dan fängt man bei Episode 1 an und nicht bei 6 dan würden sie die Story wenigstens ein bisschen begreifen. Heute wo alles verfügbar ist!!
That's not how they were released. Episode 4 came out in 1977 where episode 1 came out in 1999. To get the true experience, it's better for the first time watching to start with 4, 5 and 6 then watch 1, 2 and 3 otherwise, the reveal in 5 is pointless.
@ronaldnelson6692 nein sicher nicht wenn du wissen willst wie die Geschichte von Star Wars ist fängst du bei Episode 1 an und nicht in der Miete . Das ist auch der Grund wieso die meisten 100 Jahre brauchen bis sie begreifen das Anakin zu Vader wird. Das Release Datum hat nichts mit der Reihenfolge der Episoden zu tun. Das war vielleicht vor 20 Jahren wo nicht alle Filme verfügbar waren
@@thomasroth461 Also ich persönlich würde Personen die noch nie einen Star Wars Film gesehen haben zuerst die OT schauen lassen dann die Prequels und dann die Sequels. wenn man zahlenmässig anfängt kommt ja das "Nein ich bin dein Vater" ja gar nicht überraschend da man ja schon weiss das Anakin/Vader Lukes Vater ist und dann dieser OMG Effekt nicht mehr existiert. Aber das ist nur meine Meinung darf natürlich jeder so schauen wie er es möchte😁
@lordren94 kann man machen sorgt aber dafür das sehr viele keine Ahnung haben was sie erzählen
@@thomasroth461 Wie meinst du das keine Ahnung haben?
FIRST!
I'm sure these are real reactions, I'm sure they made their entire lives without knowing the biggest twist of the cinema world. Fake reactors, fake reactions 👎
Not everyone has seen Star Wars. A lot of them have heard the line but didn't know what movie it is from. One even mentioned the Mandela effect. So, their reactions are real.
I don't know how many, if any, are fake, but Movie Munchies are a couple of Vietnamese girls and it's very possible they haven't had the Star Wars media saturation that Americans have had.
I wouldn‘s say THE most famous plot twist, since not everyone likes or has see Star Wars, but certainly among the top one. Other famous plot twists from sci-fi movies include “you maniacs, you blew it up!” (Planet of the apes) and “Soylent green is people!” (Soylent green)
I’d like to know what cave “reactors” grew up in to not know any of the references they are reacting to as grown adults. Same goes for them hearing songs for the first time. “Someone in the chat said that Michael Jackson was apparently a popular singer, so I am going to listen to some song named ‘Thriller’ for the first time. Hopefully it is good.” Or “I hear that some dude named Elvis Presley was a singer. Never heard of him, but let’s check him out.”
@@NotSoFast71seen the same type of nonsense in reference to the Beatles “Who are these guys” gtfoh with that