This audio cassette whetted my appetite for the movie to come out. I was so stoked! When I first heard Sidious' voice, I knew it was Palpatine the Emperor. There was no doubt in my doubt in my mind!
Legit was thinking about my childhood last night and remembered listening to this going to bed. Was thinking I wonder if I could find it anywhere. 2nd video I picked. Thanks for the upload.
This is quite interesting. I noticed that Nute Gunray has a very different voice than in the Movie - not even his dialogue is the same! It's noteworthy while in the Movie he's voiced by Silas Carson, the audiobook credits him as being voiced by Ezra Knight. Also, the ending here is much more subspensful than the one of teh actual film in my opinion. I love the Phantom Menace, but this storybook's ending gave me chills!
For some reason, they never released Read-Along books back when Episodes II and III came out. It wasn’t until just this month (2/7/17) that Attack of the Clones book and CD became available (Which I currently have up on my channel). The Revenge of the Sith Read-Along book will come out on 3/7/17.
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So nostalgic. I used to listen to this as a kid when I went to bed
This is amazing! I used to listen to this all the time as a kid going to sleep at night. I lost the tape though. Hearing it again is so nostalgic!
I had the CD. Listened and fell asleep to it as well. It was so soothing.
This audio cassette whetted my appetite for the movie to come out. I was so stoked! When I first heard Sidious' voice, I knew it was Palpatine the Emperor. There was no doubt in my doubt in my mind!
This was one of my favorite audiocassettes that I always listened to when I was 6-7!
I had this when movie 1st came out.. Thx for uploading i can experience it again.
Legit was thinking about my childhood last night and remembered listening to this going to bed. Was thinking I wonder if I could find it anywhere. 2nd video I picked. Thanks for the upload.
I actually had this CD once and I listened to it a lot but I lost it a few years ago.
Every Generation Has A Legend.
Every Journey Has A First Step.
Every Saga Has A Beginning.
STAR WARS THE PHANTOM MENACE.
Rated PG.
Thanks for uploading this video! I lost my cassette years ago and it was awesome listening to something from my childhood.
I fell asleep to this every Night for almost 3 years lol
Thanks for the story!!
I ALMOST CRIED WHEN THIS SCENE HAPPENED ON MY NETFLIX
This is quite interesting. I noticed that Nute Gunray has a very different voice than in the Movie - not even his dialogue is the same! It's noteworthy while in the Movie he's voiced by Silas Carson, the audiobook credits him as being voiced by Ezra Knight.
Also, the ending here is much more subspensful than the one of teh actual film in my opinion. I love the Phantom Menace, but this storybook's ending gave me chills!
I agree about this books ending. Also another flaw was on page 9, the narrator skips the line. "Laser beams pounded the ship".
Man this brung back some memories..
I love this vídeo and i love this movie and i love it and i like this vídeo thanks dude 👍😃😲😍.
I wouldn't be able to get to bed without it
I'm using this to practice and improve my english! :)
Music: John Williams(1999)
1879
Directed by:George Lucas
I Have the cassette still in the sealed package.
And the theme should be the one used in Episode I
They should put the TCF fanfare first.
Narrated by:Peter Francis James
@1999 Walt Disney Records/Lucasfilm Ltd.
never see that coming
nice
where's episode 3 revenge of the sith
For some reason, they never released Read-Along books back when Episodes II and III came out. It wasn’t until just this month (2/7/17) that Attack of the Clones book and CD became available (Which I currently have up on my channel). The Revenge of the Sith Read-Along book will come out on 3/7/17.
God, is this novel bad, lmao. I thought it would be a more detailed verison of the movie, but it's actually less detailed, basically a summary.
Because it's a book for children, there's a better novel version but this was basically a picture book that came with a cassette