True. Instead of cowering in fear or breaking down emotionally knowing there was no escaping his death. He made sure the plans got through. He sacraficed himself to end the empires terror. He is the real hero lol literally if he had hesitated for even 1 second, Luke would have never became a Jedi and would have never destroyed the death star lol
Well... my country's police estimated that at least half the staff at the Russian embassy were actually GRU operatives. I don't know how the ratio is on my country's embassy in Moscow, but tbh I doubt it's much better. Leia is hardly the first to attempt to exploit protocol around diplomatic immunity for espionage. But yeah, I guess she wasn't really expecting it to work... she was just stalling for time.
and this is, why rogue one is a bullshit movie. I love this movie, it has great action and dumb pew pew, and the corridor scene gives me chills. But in the broader context of star wars this is bullshit and i hate it for this.
I'm a 53 year old guy who saw the original in the theater in 1977, and this was pretty much MY reaction when I saw Rogue One. It is THE most underrated film in the saga, IMHO
I can't really say it is overrated or underrated because it isn't in the saga persay. It takes place just outside the confines of episode 4. But I feel you. I still have a lot of things about which I am not certain how I feel, but this film is great. Not sure why anyone would flush its value.
In all the bickering about trilogy prequels and sequels, it's missed as the best Disney era Star Wars film and fits perfectly with the original trilogy. I also saw New Hope in '77 and saw this with my oldest friend who we used to play all of our Star Wars toys together as kids. Both us were kinda shaking and brought back to how terrifying Vader was to our 5 year old selves. I don't think I've had a rush like that in a movie in a long time.
Your not wrong, the story builds up slowly and doges left and right and slowly open up the that amazing fight, and then closes with this pure perfection
Her reaction to Vader is one thing, but I love the way she goes from 1,000 to infinity when she sees the Tantive IV and realizes exactly what's going on. That's pure fan energy right there.
I remember thinking to myself as this was playing out, no fckign way! It couldnt be!?! Then when the door opens and you see her back my heart just stopped. Im not ashamed to admit it, I was 46 years old at the time and I shed more than just a couple of tears.
And that's why he's so uncharacteristically shouting and losing his cool at the beginning of A New Hope: Because he had them. He was THAT CLOSE, and they just slipped through his fingers.
@@darthvader9681 Stop bullying people in the comments you sith mong, or I'll tell everyone what a bi....you were about padamamay or panda-bear or whatever the hell her name is 😂
I'm watching this in 2024 and between this comment and Charles Cornells video about the 1/2 diminished chord the lightsaber makes I'm just a pile of wet noodles
Every time I watch this, I’m reminded not to be cynical about movies. The pure joy of this is a great reminder to be grateful for all the great content that’s been produced for us to experience. I love this video so much.
@@DrewPicklesTheDark Well, in my personal opinion Rogue One was the best, TFA was pretty good, The Last was good, and Solo was ok with some stuff that I loved. Solo overall was just ok, but certain things in the movie I loved, like Enfys Nest, and the train scene
It needs to be mentioned what an incredible job those actors in the tunnel did. Their roles were minuscule in the grand scheme of Star Wars but they absolutely KILLED IT
Not really. It's a nice ending though.. But it really should not have been the Tantive IV that blasted off out of the Star Destroyer, that's just plain fanservice but it's not that great as far as continuity goes.
@@Ryrynz2000 exactly Makes leia trying to argue that her ship is a diplomatic one dumb "BITCH, I JUST SAW YOU LEAVE SCARIF I KNOW YOUR ASS HAS THE DEATHSTAR PLANS" Plus two huge plot holes R2d2 and c3po are on that ship in new hope But r left behind when everyone heads to scarif and Admiral Raddus (spelling?) Is stated to ALREADY be on his ship heading to fight AND Organa is on his way to inform leia who he trusts "with my life" so she shouldnt be at scarif either
@@scolack123 Yeah it's not canon AFAIC but the hallway scene is great, I enjoy it every time and the Tantive is just plain nice to look at and iconic AF so these things bring a tear to my eye just experiencing them again. They could've had whatever ship the rebels were on meet the Tantive to connect it properly but creating cohesive story these days seems to be too hard for today's writers.
Yes, it improved the story which was relatively poorly made back then.I askey myself where the fuck a deadly leak in a multitrillion project would come from(i suspectrd it was plot armor), but now it makes more sense.They made a whole movie just to eliminate the plot armor feeling.
@@katreinermartin8731 It has its own "morals" which are just like the ones of any sith: Doing anything to get bigger, to get more powerful at any cost.
This is why I miss these Anthology films. Because they are built on great ideas, just don’t go too much rewriting the past. If future movies weren’t canceled, we wouldn’t have gotten The Mandalorian, which is worth it.
This is a real gem. The best reaction to anything on youtube. It is absolute real, she doesn't know she is being recorded, she is a real fan, she understand what is going on, she values the characters, and she goes through some really deep emotions. This must be preserved in a Star Wars museum.
I watched Star Wars as a kid back in ‘77 when it released in theatres. Rogue One is the only post original trilogy movie that gave me the same sense of wonder, excitement, and pure joy 7yr old me had when the credits rolled back then.
I was born in 1982, and the internet did not exist back then (which dates the _fuck_ out of me), but I'm sure Trekkers everywhere soiled themselves a little when Khan revealed himself on the big screen.
I’ve watched this reaction 20 times over the course of the past five years, and I can literally say that I have cried my eyes out every single time I’ve watched her react to this video. My pillow is literally covered in tears when I watch her. A true fan and someone I’d sell my soul for. Thank you girl for making me feel that way every single time I watch this.
Ormi Ader let me put it to you this way my best friends fiancée was the same way, she was crying the whole time..she couldn't contain herself.. However after the movie was done she made a comment.. She said that if they had blood anywhere (for the Vader scene) it would have been something STRAIGHT out of a horror film. That's just how intense it was for her at the time, and she said the Vader scene freaked her out the most
Tell her that it's even worse because Vader was holding that door with force, notice that it opens when he stabs him? He was using force fear and he got stronger when it got instilled into everyone of "you're going to die here, nothing you can do about it."
I’ve been watching this fantastic clip over and over for the past few days now… This girl’s emotions are absolutely perfect. I am 53 years old. When I saw Rogue One in the theater…I really liked it. Until the end. Then, I loved it! I laughed, I cried (yeah, I admit it). Not just because of the movie…but what that ending did for me. It took me back to 1977, when I was 9 years old. And for that…I thank everyone involved in this film. I got to be 9 again.
Oh yes. There’s nothing sad to this scene but the emotions it creates in the span of minutes is astonishing. I bet the whole cinema was in tears of pure excitement and nostalgia after this, old or young.
Exactly. I saw the original Star Wars as a kid in 1977 and remember being in awe of it. It was like nothing I'd ever seen before, especially in the Science Fiction genre. Rogue One captured everything I felt back then. Imagine if the original films had the CGI effects this film did. ANH and ESB would've been even more impactful than they already are.
Exelente, tuve la Gracia de ver Star wars en 1986, por primera vez en TV blanco y negro, Darth Vader lo Mejor. Esta chica me llevo a mi Infancia....me gusto mucho su reaccion. Saludos desde Chile
I love how the guy at the end said "TAKE IT" is showing real fear and not be like unrealistic movie heroic moment and straight away just give it to the guy on the other side and said "Take this and save the galaxy". They show the true horror of him trying to save his life first when he know he's doom, he accepted his fate and just "TAKE IT!!"
It's so real. He knows he's gonna die. You can see it in his face and hear it in his voice. He's terrified. But he is not gonna die for nothing. His death is gonna mean something. He has a mission to accomplish. That is what real courage looks like. Pissing your pants scared, but doing what needs to be done anyhow.
Thank you! That's the problem with a lot of movie scripts nowadays. We are fully capable of understanding the gravity of sacrifice without it being spelled out for us in crayon.
As evil as Vader was, he supposedly respected courage and determination. That's why he gave that guy a quick and clean death by stabbing him through the heart, as opposed to crushing his windpipe or slamming him against the ceiling and bisecting him.
My movie theater had everyone literally on the edge of their seats by the start of this scene. Nobody was reclined and everyone just started laughing and cheering as Vader cut into the rebels. Absolutely wild experience
Interesting. I’ve seen clips of cinemas in America and it has always baffled me. In Finland if someone coughs during a movie people get annoyed, let alone the entire cinema cheering and laughing. here we just shut the fuck up and enjoy the movie :D
@@topiheimola69 most of the time it is quiet, but some things like that are just shared experiences. It reminds me of the collective stillness from episode 2 when Yoda was about to fight Dooku and it was the first time seeing him fight.
@@topiheimola69 With almost every big movie franchise (Marvel, DC, Star Wars, etc...) It's a lot more common now in the US to hear fans cheering when their favorite character shows up on the big screen.
I love how shes connecting the dots at 0:27, n how she completely loses it when the tantive V escaped at 1:30. That means she godamn knows what that ship meant. Take care of her man, u take care of her👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
1. Awesome reaction, especially when she realized she might see Leia. 2. Rogue One was everything the sequels should have been, but weren't. It almost makes the sequels worse knowing that they clearly knew how to make an awesome Star Wars movie.
I remember getting full body chills and goosebumps when i realized they were tying _directly_ into the original, and that meant Leia was going to appear.
@@Jack-lk7wk JJA couldn't boil water without fucking it up...and still with too many lens flares. I think it is criminal that he been allowed to destroy TWO fandoms with his shit movies.
Just ran into your commemt and it is SPOT ON. all sequels should had AT LEAST this amount of intensity, drama and emotional care thrown into the plots. Damn shame it wasn't that way, thats why this movie and the first 3 are the only ones I hold dear to my heart. The rest is total BS
Rogue One was the only film that made people react the way the original trilogy did, particularly ANH & ESB. And this moment is the BEST moment among the prequels, the sequels, and R1 and Solo. The scene, and the reaction, bring me to tears. It’s our childhood coming full circle. It’s what we were SUPPOSED to feel in Ep III when Anakin got chopped up by Obi-Wan and had to don the suit for Palpatine. This. Was. Awesome. Thank you both.
The finale is an emotional rollercoaster; You kinda 'point your finger and laugh' if you see Krennic gets blown up first, by his OWN deathstar. The Irony...Yet that blast also killed Erso and many others on Scarif. The very last scene of Vader..... Chillz!!!
Agreed dude! I wish disney would swallow their pride and stick to standalone stories in the Star Wars universe!! They cocked up the sequel trilogy by using SW to cash grab!!
Only the ending. The characters were uninspiring and lackluster. The film just seemed grainy and dull compared to the fun universe that came before it.
There's the moment she first sees the helmets on the soldiers at the beginning that she starts to suspect...and then when she sees the white hallway at the end and it clicks...we all shared that moment.
Nice to see everyone NOT hating on this girl. Fun to watch, genuine, easy to relate to, pleasant reaction when cameraman busted. Like others said, put a ring in it... Keep'er!!
you mean when DV grabs some random dudes and throws them around instead of grabbing the f...ing disc 10 feet ahead of him, or at least grabbing the guy holding the disc and pull him in with it.. but no, because f...ck logic. At that point I was already laughing so hard at all the stupidity in the movie it didnt really matter.
Why would Darth Vader think the plans are on the disc? He didn't see them be downloaded onto it, all he knew is that they were on the ship and he would have to find them.
kombatres You're an idiot. He couldn't have known which specific rebel had the plans. Besides, he was being shot at by multiple people. He is powerful, but even he has to protect himself. He can't do 10000 things at once, you know? And tell me, what exactly was so stupid about this movie? The fact that pretty much all main characters died? Because that was actually really refreshing for Star Wars. This movie was made as extra information on how the rebels got the plans. The phrace "Many Bothans died to bring us this information" has meaning now. It just adds to the already existing story. I thought it was great! So again, tell me what was so "stupid" about the movie.
I'm a dude and I legit cried when Darth Vader started kicking ass. It was such a beautiful moment that really got to me. Tears of joy man, tears of joy....
Every time i come back to see this clip, i cry as well as her. I can truly say with all my heart, that this one is the MOST GREATEST video of movie/video history.
Every Rebel in that hallway, had phenomenal acting. There are no small parts. I also love how she immediately understood that the end of Rogue One was the beginning of A New Hope
@@JustSomeGuyWithNoMaidens Not Dash, the kid on the big wheel who lives on their street. He does the "That was totally wicked!" line towards the end of The Incredibles, I believe :)
The most beautiful and genuine reaction I've ever seen. I don't know why, but watching this brings tears to my eyes as well. The force is strong with this girl.
You can tell Abrams isnt a real SW fan and Johnson may be one but missed the true point in why SW is great, a misguided fan. Favreau gets it. You need to make something original like SW was, learn from the storytelling and cinema of SW.
@@kevinzhang3313 No man, switch johnson and abrams, Johnson broke lore and completely tampered with the entire saga. Abrams wasn't any better, but he had some respect for those that came before it
@I Am The One Who Knocks Gotta disagree with you there, mate (and with the original poster you were replying to). Mandalorian was probably the best bit of Star Wars to come out since Empire, just nudging out Rogue One (which had easily taken 2nd place for me). Its everything you want in a Star Wars story. Gritty western feeling; fantastic, memorable droids; a "cool" main character; engaging companions; galaxy spanning, with meaningful travel to other planets; Jawas (Suga has become my new war chant); a great soundtrack (I cant think of a single bit of the score from any sequel movie); etc.
I love this because how she is reacting is EXACTLY what was happening inside my head when I watched this scene in the theater. Crying blubbering endorphin nostalgic madness. But of course being a full grown man all I could do was slink back into my seat and try to maintain my composure so I wouldnt look "stupid". Thank god for her. Im so jealous of her freedom.
When I first introduced my wife to Star Wars I started with the prequel trilogy knowing that she would at the very least like the love story and she liked Hayden, the other reason was that Vader’s redemption at the end is more meaningful if you see his fall first. I watched it the other way around and always thought it kinda ruined it because you know what happens. Now having said that I saved this film for last because the emotional impact the final half hour brings is brilliantly done. I remember my wife being upset as everyone was killed but then realized as the plans where handed off and the ship drops knowing who’s ship it is and the overall meaning she was crying but kept saying “it wasn’t for nothing”
I've never actually tried it, because.... well... you can't really unwatch something. But I've always wanted to try the 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 6 order (sometimes skipping 1 entirely, though I disagree). The point being that you get the dramatic reveals and see Vader as a bad guy, then you learn who he is, get his back story, and then finish on a redemption arc and a "true" ending to the story. i.e. best of both worlds. It's an interesting idea though. You kind of give up on the idea of finishing an entire story arc in one go, and instead inject the prequels into the middle of the story. (Also, I do recognise this is 3 months old this comment)
Damn, saving his redemption arc for last, after a grueling grieve filled trip down memory lane. That's actually a pretty interesting idea. It's too bad that I've got such an ingrained idea and opinion of the prequels and OGs that I really can't shake my feelings about them easily anymore.
I swear to god, I stumbled upon this video again and I started crying to her reactions. I just got full of good feelings towards Star Wars again. I miss 2016 and the hype for Rogue One. This is was Star Wars is supposed to be about man.
That sequence with Vader just re-established the terror he brings to the galaxy- the power, the saber, the moves the music oh my goodness they did a great job
This is the most truly emotional and raw reaction I have seen. I think this could even be the first real "reaction" video that got any sort of traction on UA-cam. From what I understand, she was a missionary who had been OS for about a year and had no idea that Rogue One had been made. She was a massive Star Wars fan so her friends invited her to watch it. They had seen it and knew that she would lose her mind at the end and decided to record her reaction. I envy the pure surprise she has. There is no such thing as this in the modern spoiler saturated internet.
Me, too. Wonderful to see someone feeling for the character, not just blankly staring or just talking about special effects, goofs or making inappropriate jokes. If she is like this with other movies and t.v. shows she is a great example to any young people who watch with her.
I cried with her. I lost my best friend to suicide in February 2020. We loved the MCU and Star Wars movies, rogue one being at the top of the list. Seeing her reaction helps me to remember our excitement from our first time watching. I miss you Justin, I'll see you again one day
This will forever be my favorite star wars moment. I cry and feel so happy after knowing you had my exact reaction. I screamed and cried at this scene, knowing damn well I wasn't the only one crying and questioning my entire existence I agree. That was totally wicked !!!
I love this so much and keep coming back to it. Her reactions were so pure and showed what a true fan she is, and my reactions were the same! My mind is fully blown every time I see this because I avoided any media around Rogue One before I saw it in a theatre and so I never even remotely imagined that it would end by being the preceding scene to the first movie. For 40 years, I never once thought about what could have happened in the moments immediately before experiencing that first scene in the first movie in the theatre, so I was totally unprepared for the intense emotional release I felt. Darth Vader was also in a different framing in 1977 and I never conceived of him being actively involved in such a brutal scene only a moment before we were introduced to him. I was completely unprepared to see Leia in this movie, and it just blew my mind. Her reaction when she sees Leia's face is so awesome ... I just love it so much, and I felt the same. It really is the best and most surprising ending to any movie I have ever seen, and to see it, after living through a 40-year gap, is also a part of what made it so intense, plus maybe the first time I ever saw a digital version of a character that looked convincing. The shock felt like discovering something inconceivable about my family or like going back in time and meeting my mother before I was born. I don't know, but it certainly transported me back in time, and I felt it was 1977 again for me for an amazing moment. The feel of the movies and playing with the timeline over decades makes SW so unique in culture. Thank you for posting this, I would never otherwise know that other SW fans feel like I did about this. I can't believe this is only 3 minutes of film -- but seriously the emotional trajectory in that short time was cinematic mastery in storytelling -- and total gift to fans, best ever. Thank you!
Rogue One was the absolute perfect transition from Revenge of the Sith to a New Hope. It brought back all those pure experiences I had being a young kid and watching that opening chase sequence back in 1977.
Man, I remember being in the cinemas on my birthday when I saw this. As soon as I heard Vader's breath, I clutched the arm rests or my seat really fucking tightly, my whole body went rigid, I got goosebumps and yelled "OH FUCK!!!" at the top of my lungs (in a full cinema). I had this moment of "it's going to cut away and we wont see it, but that's okay - it's just like the younglings thing. Wow. Cool. I'm happy." What followed will stick in my memory forever. As soon as he lurched forwards, I remember tears streaming down my face as I let out the most terrified scream of my life. The entire hallway scene. I just remember being truly afraid of Vader again. I love watching this - feels like she got what I did from it. My whole childhood was brought back of thinking Vader was the coolest and most badass mofo ever.
She just experienced every emotion known to man in about 3 minutes
And exuded every facial mannerism known to psychology within those 3 min
And women.
😂😂
My exact reaction in the movie theater when I realized everything clicked
Not just the man, but the women and the children, too.
"TAKE IT!" - This is the guy who really saved the galaxy.
True. Instead of cowering in fear or breaking down emotionally knowing there was no escaping his death. He made sure the plans got through. He sacraficed himself to end the empires terror. He is the real hero lol literally if he had hesitated for even 1 second, Luke would have never became a Jedi and would have never destroyed the death star lol
@@rake1087 The unknown rebel.
I thought the same
We all know that it was the great plan of Emperor to let the Rebels escape with the plans of Death Star.
@@JohnyCarver That was the second Death Star.
The Actor who screamed "launch" is proof that there are no small parts only small actors
That actor was the Director. :-D
@@NoddingtonSchmooz actually the guy that pulled the lever after the dude yelled launch was the director
@@RaixsOreh Oh snap, I think you're right. Thanks, man; I stand corrected.
@@NoddingtonSchmooz ni problem dude, but honestly, if i was the director i would have preferred to be the dude who yelled LAUNCH
The actor is Christopher Patrick Nolan
6 years later and this is still the best reaction i've ever seen to anything in my life
Leia: I'm on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan!
Vader: I literally almost boarded this ship 10 minutes ago... seriously?
this is good💀
Lmao she was trolling his so hardddd
Well... my country's police estimated that at least half the staff at the Russian embassy were actually GRU operatives. I don't know how the ratio is on my country's embassy in Moscow, but tbh I doubt it's much better. Leia is hardly the first to attempt to exploit protocol around diplomatic immunity for espionage.
But yeah, I guess she wasn't really expecting it to work... she was just stalling for time.
You weren’t on any mercy mission this time
and this is, why rogue one is a bullshit movie.
I love this movie, it has great action and dumb pew pew, and the corridor scene gives me chills.
But in the broader context of star wars this is bullshit and i hate it for this.
She started crying when Jyn died; I started crying when Vader ignited his saber.
I started to cry when I heard Vader's breaths.
@@nr1skiller Ya the breaths. I thought they were gonna cut away when I first saw it. I was shocked they played out the scene.
I never cried. I just rubbed my eye after eating some popcorn and it started watering because of salt and stuff. Gawd, you guys are wimps.
WarParty! At the Outpost
yeah, sure......i believe you.....i do
Yeah same...tears of joy tho
I'm a 53 year old guy who saw the original in the theater in 1977, and this was pretty much MY reaction when I saw Rogue One. It is THE most underrated film in the saga, IMHO
I can't really say it is overrated or underrated because it isn't in the saga persay. It takes place just outside the confines of episode 4. But I feel you.
I still have a lot of things about which I am not certain how I feel, but this film is great. Not sure why anyone would flush its value.
In all the bickering about trilogy prequels and sequels, it's missed as the best Disney era Star Wars film and fits perfectly with the original trilogy. I also saw New Hope in '77 and saw this with my oldest friend who we used to play all of our Star Wars toys together as kids.
Both us were kinda shaking and brought back to how terrifying Vader was to our 5 year old selves. I don't think I've had a rush like that in a movie in a long time.
49 myself…ditto
Absolutely, one of my favorites
Your not wrong, the story builds up slowly and doges left and right and slowly open up the that amazing fight, and then closes with this pure perfection
Her reaction to Vader is one thing, but I love the way she goes from 1,000 to infinity when she sees the Tantive IV and realizes exactly what's going on. That's pure fan energy right there.
Exactly.
I remember thinking to myself as this was playing out, no fckign way! It couldnt be!?! Then when the door opens and you see her back my heart just stopped. Im not ashamed to admit it, I was 46 years old at the time and I shed more than just a couple of tears.
@@taipan185with you on that. The last scene. After people were sad. Vader in beast mode. Right into a New Hope
Pure Excitement
I really liked seeing her feel for the characters.
And that's why he's so uncharacteristically shouting and losing his cool at the beginning of A New Hope: Because he had them. He was THAT CLOSE, and they just slipped through his fingers.
And Leia was fucking TROLLING him.
"What do you mean, Rebels?"
"I LITERALLY JUST SAW THIS SHIP TEN MINUTES AGO!"
I always wondered why he never used the force to get the death star blueprint out of that rebel's hand.
@@roigergoololo3966 That would've been "All too easy."
I mean, if he had gone at it with a bit of a jog, then maybe...
@@disastergoblin65 Vader doesn't jog. He just walks "menacingly"
Anyone else come back to this video every few months just to relive the way you felt watching the ending of Rogue One again?
Here right now for that exact reason.
Yeah pretty much
It's Saturday night16 November 2019 & rogue one just finished on tv & I came here for this lady's wonderful appreciation of the movie.
Here -waves-
@@cliffhigson7581 Yup. Been a while since I watched this but every now and then I come back to see it. She's a legend.
EVERYONE IS A GANGSTER UNTIL I BREATHE
I'm laughing so hard I can't breathe, my lord
@@lig_mag5776 careful not to choke on your aspirations
@@darthvader9681 Stop bullying people in the comments you sith mong, or I'll tell everyone what a bi....you were about padamamay or panda-bear or whatever the hell her name is 😂
Sand time
Eat Sand
I love how her scream matched the pitch of the horns for just second after Vader looks at the ship flying away.
That was perfection. 🤣
Lmfao
In Perfect tune too
I'm watching this in 2024 and between this comment and Charles Cornells video about the 1/2 diminished chord the lightsaber makes I'm just a pile of wet noodles
@@bobbycook2326Yeah! Charle Cornell our guy!
If you want to know why someone dreams of making films...it’s for emotions and reactions like this.
You sir are correct. Just to see that pure (fill in the blank)
I clapped when Darth Vader ignited his laser sword.
Video games also
No longer. Look what studios have become.
@@corey9746 yeah I was gonna say the same thing
My theater went absolutely nuts when this scene happened.
Same!
My dad flipped shit, it was great
Now i feel like i need someone who is a star wars fan that haven't watch this
Yup
you have your own theater? kewl
1:48 The way she screamed with the music of the movie synchronized perfectly
Nice to see I am not the only one to notice that:)
Yeah I noticed that lmfao! Im surprised no one has made meme of that yet lol
😂😂😂
It's the same note too lol
I was like “😂”
Every time I watch this, I’m reminded not to be cynical about movies. The pure joy of this is a great reminder to be grateful for all the great content that’s been produced for us to experience. I love this video so much.
This movie was fantastic I don't care what anyone thinks. That ending was very emotional and epic.
Why couldn't the director of this movie make 7 and 8
Who says otherwise? Public oppinion is that Roug One was the best of the new films.
This movie was excellent .
Rogue One was great. Episode 7 was "ok" and Episode 8 was garbage. I didn't bother seeing Solo.
@@DrewPicklesTheDark Well, in my personal opinion
Rogue One was the best, TFA was pretty good, The Last was good, and Solo was ok with some stuff that I loved.
Solo overall was just ok, but certain things in the movie I loved, like Enfys Nest, and the train scene
This woman must be protected at all cost.
She is the truest of fans. I love this so much!
Put a ring on this woman's finger immediately
...and she's purdy!
I’m back again watching this :)
Love this girl. Can I keep her?
@@carlhatt9302 stan lee: keep her!!!!!
@@PotentiallyAndy keep it in your pants
1:49 you know u r a big fan when your scream is in tone with the music
Joan Saag I was thinking the same thing hahahaha
hahaha didnt even notice. that's great
YES, lmao
Lol fr
female chewbacca
It needs to be mentioned what an incredible job those actors in the tunnel
did. Their roles were minuscule in the grand scheme of Star Wars but they absolutely KILLED IT
One of them was the director.
Hah! If i was the director id want to be killed by vader too!
@@DavoXDesignIf I remember correctly, the director is the one who is handed the plans and yells "LAUNCH!!!"
@@mrandersen6872 Almost. The soldier who pulls the lever releasing the docking clamps is the director.
I love how they remade one of the most popular scenes with the modern effects. The acting improved a lot too, it just feels like real fear. I love it!
I must say the ending was a masterpiece. Perfect transition to IV.
Not really. It's a nice ending though.. But it really should not have been the Tantive IV that blasted off out of the Star Destroyer, that's just plain fanservice but it's not that great as far as continuity goes.
@@Ryrynz2000 exactly
Makes leia trying to argue that her ship is a diplomatic one dumb
"BITCH, I JUST SAW YOU LEAVE SCARIF I KNOW YOUR ASS HAS THE DEATHSTAR PLANS"
Plus two huge plot holes
R2d2 and c3po are on that ship in new hope
But r left behind when everyone heads to scarif and Admiral Raddus (spelling?) Is stated to ALREADY be on his ship heading to fight
AND Organa is on his way to inform leia who he trusts "with my life" so she shouldnt be at scarif either
@@scolack123 Yeah it's not canon AFAIC but the hallway scene is great, I enjoy it every time and the Tantive is just plain nice to look at and iconic AF so these things bring a tear to my eye just experiencing them again. They could've had whatever ship the rebels were on meet the Tantive to connect it properly but creating cohesive story these days seems to be too hard for today's writers.
@@scolack123 I said it made the beginning to Episode IV feel like an episode of “Cops”.
@@scolack123 maybe R2 and C3PO were transferred last second or were on a transport ship. I do agree with you on the diploamcy thing though.
1:48
Her scream matches the music. Someone should take that sound clip and make it into the entire Imperial March.
LMAO
I know it was awesome!
Good I wasn’t the only one who noticed that
Called screaming "in pitch"
Lol
Rogue one was very clever. It makes the Death Stars fatal error perfectly understandable now and it also shows how episode 4 began very nicely
Yes, it improved the story which was relatively poorly made back then.I askey myself where the fuck a deadly leak in a multitrillion project would come from(i suspectrd it was plot armor), but now it makes more sense.They made a whole movie just to eliminate the plot armor feeling.
And also show us why the empire is so bad. We don't know it like it is just bad. They showed us that "work camp" too.
@@katreinermartin8731 It has its own "morals" which are just like the ones of any sith: Doing anything to get bigger, to get more powerful at any cost.
Unlike the sequel trilogy, Rogue one contributed and tied into the existing story/lore without trying to ruin, deny or remove it.
This is why I miss these Anthology films. Because they are built on great ideas, just don’t go too much rewriting the past. If future movies weren’t canceled, we wouldn’t have gotten The Mandalorian, which is worth it.
This is a real gem. The best reaction to anything on youtube. It is absolute real, she doesn't know she is being recorded, she is a real fan, she understand what is going on, she values the characters, and she goes through some really deep emotions.
This must be preserved in a Star Wars museum.
Some guy out their is a proud father. Raised her well.
Training my young padawan as we speak. She's 6 now. I can't wait to show her the series.
Thanos snap working my way up to this.
Story is that she was an Amish woman that recently escaped
S
True
@Nicolomeus Cool. I would pick her up, and bring her back home with me. And tell her to stay away from freaks like you. Win win?
Rogue One is by far the most underrated Star Wars movie.
I totally agree with you
It’s the BEST Star Wars movie.
Is it underrated? It’s straight up my favorite
I watched Star Wars as a kid back in ‘77 when it released in theatres. Rogue One is the only post original trilogy movie that gave me the same sense of wonder, excitement, and pure joy 7yr old me had when the credits rolled back then.
@@jamesross6219 I absolutely loved how they seamlessly integrated it with the original at the end. Took me back to when I first watched Star Wars 😊
The only movie franchise i know where your excited to see the bad guy.
I was born in 1982, and the internet did not exist back then (which dates the _fuck_ out of me), but I'm sure Trekkers everywhere soiled themselves a little when Khan revealed himself on the big screen.
@@EVAUnit4A KHAN... KHAAAAAN!!!
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That’s how you know a good villain. When they appear, you’re excited. And shit your pants.
Joker
I’ve watched this reaction 20 times over the course of the past five years, and I can literally say that I have cried my eyes out every single time I’ve watched her react to this video. My pillow is literally covered in tears when I watch her. A true fan and someone I’d sell my soul for. Thank you girl for making me feel that way every single time I watch this.
Cmon dude lol ..
This comment is EXACTLY what I felt.
Me too 😅😅
I like that she was so emotional that she was barely able to speak.
... mumbles incoherently
that was me too when I first saw it...I was so like :O through the whole film
Ormi Ader let me put it to you this way my best friends fiancée was the same way, she was crying the whole time..she couldn't contain herself.. However after the movie was done she made a comment.. She said that if they had blood anywhere (for the Vader scene) it would have been something STRAIGHT out of a horror film. That's just how intense it was for her at the time, and she said the Vader scene freaked her out the most
Tell her that it's even worse because Vader was holding that door with force, notice that it opens when he stabs him? He was using force fear and he got stronger when it got instilled into everyone of "you're going to die here, nothing you can do about it."
Dude no kidding, I had the same reaction even with tears.
I need to see her reaction to The Madalorian season 2 finale
Yes. Please.
Like father, like son ;)
Is Mandalorian as good as Rogue One?
@@knight6 rogue one and mandalorian are the only good star wars to have come out of Disney
@@knight6 season 1 and halfway in season 2 are equal with rouge one tho I do think the other half of season two was better
I find myself coming back to watch this reaction vid a few times every month. And it makes me tear up with joy Every. Damn. Time.
Same, brother!
Same.
Same here.
Same bro
same
Anyone else come here every now and then to experience this with her? I mean it's so touching to watch this❤️
It reminds me of how I lost my mind in the theater, LOL.
Just did
Like right now?
This is 100% appropriate
San Diego
You don't even haf to watch Star wars to no who vader is
Anyone who's first movie Is Rogue One will get to know who is Vader :)
Whoa, I posted this comment a year ago, thanks for the likes everyone!
Sarcasm?
AND THIS IS WHY ROGUE ONE A STAR WARS STORY IS THE BEST NEW UPDATE TO THE STAR WARS TRILOGY!!!
Had us in the first half, ngl
BIGWORM 510 meh
@BIGWORM 510 ...really?
@BIGWORM 510 for me Solo and The last jedi are among the worst.
@BigNovaKane Solo is a movie that the more you watch the shittier it gets.
I’ve been watching this fantastic clip over and over for the past few days now…
This girl’s emotions are absolutely perfect.
I am 53 years old. When I saw Rogue One in the theater…I really liked it. Until the end. Then, I loved it! I laughed, I cried (yeah, I admit it). Not just because of the movie…but what that ending did for me. It took me back to 1977, when I was 9 years old. And for that…I thank everyone involved in this film. I got to be 9 again.
Oh yes. There’s nothing sad to this scene but the emotions it creates in the span of minutes is astonishing. I bet the whole cinema was in tears of pure excitement and nostalgia after this, old or young.
Exactly. I saw the original Star Wars as a kid in 1977 and remember being in awe of it. It was like nothing I'd ever seen before, especially in the Science Fiction genre.
Rogue One captured everything I felt back then. Imagine if the original films had the CGI effects this film did. ANH and ESB would've been even more impactful than they already are.
I have the same age as you and experiment the movie exactly like you.
@@ed209inCA right there with you. 😳🤯😁
Exelente, tuve la Gracia de ver Star wars en 1986, por primera vez en TV blanco y negro, Darth Vader lo Mejor.
Esta chica me llevo a mi Infancia....me gusto mucho su reaccion.
Saludos desde Chile
61 years old, saw A New Hope in theatres in '77. This reaction took me right to that feeling. Love.
The perfect girl doesnt exi....
He needs to put a ring on her :)
Lmao😂
Stole my comment
Tech Deals umm mate that’s his sister 😬
Loyal Cake read the comment I’m replying to
I love how the guy at the end said "TAKE IT" is showing real fear and not be like unrealistic movie heroic moment and straight away just give it to the guy on the other side and said "Take this and save the galaxy". They show the true horror of him trying to save his life first when he know he's doom, he accepted his fate and just "TAKE IT!!"
Agreed
Perfect description of his last moment of life.
It's so real. He knows he's gonna die. You can see it in his face and hear it in his voice. He's terrified.
But he is not gonna die for nothing. His death is gonna mean something. He has a mission to accomplish.
That is what real courage looks like. Pissing your pants scared, but doing what needs to be done anyhow.
Thank you! That's the problem with a lot of movie scripts nowadays. We are fully capable of understanding the gravity of sacrifice without it being spelled out for us in crayon.
As evil as Vader was, he supposedly respected courage and determination. That's why he gave that guy a quick and clean death by stabbing him through the heart, as opposed to crushing his windpipe or slamming him against the ceiling and bisecting him.
Why am I crying just by watching this?
Office Desk because you see the emotion we all felt when seeing it for the first time on her face.
Same, bro. Same.
Same here man. Instantly brings me back to the cinema, watching this for the first time. EPIC scene!
same here bro full of emotion.
I cried, showed it to my wife, she cried and we've seen RO at least a dozen times lol. Nostalgia is like a volcano.
01:48 The best harmony in the history of audience reactions !!!!
Да🙌)
My movie theater had everyone literally on the edge of their seats by the start of this scene. Nobody was reclined and everyone just started laughing and cheering as Vader cut into the rebels. Absolutely wild experience
Interesting. I’ve seen clips of cinemas in America and it has always baffled me. In Finland if someone coughs during a movie people get annoyed, let alone the entire cinema cheering and laughing. here we just shut the fuck up and enjoy the movie :D
Though admittedly with this scene it was VERY hard to contain my happiness and excitement
@@topiheimola69 most of the time it is quiet, but some things like that are just shared experiences. It reminds me of the collective stillness from episode 2 when Yoda was about to fight Dooku and it was the first time seeing him fight.
@@topiheimola69 With almost every big movie franchise (Marvel, DC, Star Wars, etc...) It's a lot more common now in the US to hear fans cheering when their favorite character shows up on the big screen.
@@shadowscall7758 I remember the Yoda fight.. the entire theater went nuts!
The Force is strong in this one. She is one of us.
gooble gobble one of us! WE ACCEPT HER ONE OF US!!!!!!!!!!
Omar Alor I WAS ABOUT TO SAY THAT. Lmao
We shall train her to be a Jedi knight.
She is the chosen one
She’s has been trained in the ways of the force very well
I love how shes connecting the dots at 0:27, n how she completely loses it when the tantive V escaped at 1:30. That means she godamn knows what that ship meant. Take care of her man, u take care of her👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
If a woman doesnt you can abuse her?
Brent P oof.
This was the most wholesome and purest reaction to an epic scene I’ve ever witnessed! She embodied the inner child of every Star Wars fan! Amazing!
You literally cannot watch Rogue One without crying, especially seeing Young Carrie Fisher again, may she rest in peace
ESPECIALLY after having met her in person! She loved the fans....
I didn’t cry but that could be the fact that I wasn’t alive for the originals
I'm a psychopath the only time I cried was when Vader killed all those people of course tears of joy
Marry that girl.
As your attorney in this matter , i agree
Joseph. That’s fucking hilarious.
it's his sister
Crave 4 More Alabama 100
Sam Chalk
You beat me to it darn it
There is no such thing as a perfect woma...
Jonathan Mata *wamen
Jason Bourne what the fuck
Ethan Gavarrete its something pewdiepie says😂
Only a Sith deals in absolutes.
Jason Bourne LOL HE GETS IT *Wahman
1. Awesome reaction, especially when she realized she might see Leia.
2. Rogue One was everything the sequels should have been, but weren't. It almost makes the sequels worse knowing that they clearly knew how to make an awesome Star Wars movie.
I remember getting full body chills and goosebumps when i realized they were tying _directly_ into the original, and that meant Leia was going to appear.
Different studio
@@Jack-lk7wk JJA couldn't boil water without fucking it up...and still with too many lens flares. I think it is criminal that he been allowed to destroy TWO fandoms with his shit movies.
Just ran into your commemt and it is SPOT ON. all sequels should had AT LEAST this amount of intensity, drama and emotional care thrown into the plots. Damn shame it wasn't that way, thats why this movie and the first 3 are the only ones I hold dear to my heart. The rest is total BS
@@Gripfast75-en9vz You should give Andor a try.
If you would have filmed me at this moment, it would have been identical to this. Only exception would be you would have been watching some ugly guy
david hamilton lol I am to ugly to show my face in front of 5 people
david hamilton ya when i watched the darth vader scene in the theater i was like choke crying so i didnt even get to watch
don't worry man, you are a real fan, she is fake as shit. Why the f*ck she didn't watched the movie at theaters?! I don't buy that.
Moisés Briseño Estrello I didn't .-.
Moisés Briseño Estrello
because some people cant? or cannot afford to go
there's literally websites that has free movies
Rogue One was the only film that made people react the way the original trilogy did, particularly ANH & ESB. And this moment is the BEST moment among the prequels, the sequels, and R1 and Solo. The scene, and the reaction, bring me to tears. It’s our childhood coming full circle. It’s what we were SUPPOSED to feel in Ep III when Anakin got chopped up by Obi-Wan and had to don the suit for Palpatine. This. Was. Awesome. Thank you both.
The finale is an emotional rollercoaster; You kinda 'point your finger and laugh' if you see Krennic gets blown up first, by his OWN deathstar. The Irony...Yet that blast also killed Erso and many others on Scarif.
The very last scene of Vader..... Chillz!!!
Until... The mandalorian season 2 finale, its a whole new level
@@seriousjoke99 we’re on S2 Ep4 LOVING it! No spoilers! 🤐 😂
@Ludimeel Sorbo I’m happy for whatever draws people into the series. Everyone’s different.
@Ludimeel Sorbo I love the Original trilogy the most because I grew up with that one
legend has it she passed out watching the mandalorian season 2 finale.....
RIP
She did, all star wars fans did,
glory to star wars
Glory to luke
Glory to the chosen one
@@asliceofcheese7152 Glory!
I just loves how she loses her mind when she realises that this is the beginning of The New Hope
Rogue One was actually this good. They accomplished more in the spinoffs than in all 3 final episodes.
Solo was baller too, even if it didn't sell well. OT > Anthologies > Sequels > Prequels
Kopecci go to doctor you have brain dmg
A movie where we basically already know the ending and all the main characters die > the final 3 movies of a 9 movie saga
Agreed dude! I wish disney would swallow their pride and stick to standalone stories in the Star Wars universe!! They cocked up the sequel trilogy by using SW to cash grab!!
Only the ending. The characters were uninspiring and lackluster. The film just seemed grainy and dull compared to the fun universe that came before it.
That ending scene was the closest anyone ever has or ever will come to matching the feeling you got when you saw ANH ending for the first time.
1:49 lol her voice and the music
Paco Lau Lmao
She screamed in tune, lol
maaaan thats what i want to say but just had to scrool down :DD im crying right now XDD
Hahaha. Nice catch.
I was looking for this comment.
There's the moment she first sees the helmets on the soldiers at the beginning that she starts to suspect...and then when she sees the white hallway at the end and it clicks...we all shared that moment.
Nice to see everyone NOT hating on this girl. Fun to watch, genuine, easy to relate to, pleasant reaction when cameraman busted. Like others said, put a ring in it... Keep'er!!
Brian McKay She didn’t even swear, not once. A lovely lady.
Apparently they're siblings tho....soooooo....probably shouldn't 😂
@@rockington9951 They're not.
@@grimbutcher oh nvm
Brian McKay
yep
Whatever else happens, the last few minutes of the movie are worth every penny of the budget
you mean when DV grabs some random dudes and throws them around instead of grabbing the f...ing disc 10 feet ahead of him, or at least grabbing the guy holding the disc and pull him in with it.. but no, because f...ck logic. At that point I was already laughing so hard at all the stupidity in the movie it didnt really matter.
Why would Darth Vader think the plans are on the disc? He didn't see them be downloaded onto it, all he knew is that they were on the ship and he would have to find them.
kombatres aah yes, good logice there. grab the guy with the disk and let the others shoot fuck out of him. good plan
He used the force, duh... He's a space wizard capable of precognition, that's literally in the job description.
kombatres You're an idiot. He couldn't have known which specific rebel had the plans. Besides, he was being shot at by multiple people. He is powerful, but even he has to protect himself. He can't do 10000 things at once, you know? And tell me, what exactly was so stupid about this movie? The fact that pretty much all main characters died? Because that was actually really refreshing for Star Wars. This movie was made as extra information on how the rebels got the plans. The phrace "Many Bothans died to bring us this information" has meaning now. It just adds to the already existing story. I thought it was great! So again, tell me what was so "stupid" about the movie.
I'm a dude and I legit cried when Darth Vader started kicking ass. It was such a beautiful moment that really got to me. Tears of joy man, tears of joy....
scrubslover9 I went to this movie in the theater 3 times just because I knew that was going to the best way I was going to really experience it.
YESSSSSSSS I FELT IT. K SCREAMED I EVERYTHING
I was holding the tears in until they shouted launch and we see the corvette. I fucking lost it there.
@@tomkvideo were you the girl?
A little excessive
Every time i come back to see this clip, i cry as well as her. I can truly say with all my heart, that this one is the MOST GREATEST video of movie/video history.
Every Rebel in that hallway, had phenomenal acting. There are no small parts. I also love how she immediately understood that the end of Rogue One was the beginning of A New Hope
1:48 Her scream matches the song's pitch IT'S SO HILARIOUS😂😂😂
Desmond CJK lol
Desmond CJK I put it on 0.25x speed 😂
almost.
OMG!! it makes her reaction scene even funnier....LOL!!!!
I was gonna write this comment I swear😂😂😂
Every rebel in that room when Vader turned on his saber:
0:50
As Vader goes down that corridor you remembered that line:
"You rebel scum!"
Oh shit
Best part about this is up until that point, every rebel thought Darth Vader was just a legend.
I would have LOVED to hear a Rebel squeal in fear like that 😆
The collective force of them shitting themselves all at once caused a disturbance that everyone felt
This woman is so incredible at conveying feeling, I loved this.
Put a ring on it
GoddyofWar he better smash that shit quick
Arod9571 especially if that's his daughter
Ian Baker I'm out
Actually, she's really the guy's sister.
why?
2:30 is when she says “that was totally wicked!” And all i could think of is that kid in incredibles-anyone else?
😂😂😂😂😂
I thought Harey Potter. He says that a lot in the books.
Yeah, Dash. xD
@@JustSomeGuyWithNoMaidens Not Dash, the kid on the big wheel who lives on their street. He does the "That was totally wicked!" line towards the end of The Incredibles, I believe :)
I think that was intended
Gareth Edwards watches this video and thinks: that's why I do this
I have too say, as a grown ass-man, when Leia appeared... the room got super dusty and someone started peeling onions.
Forever our Princess 💜☮️🙏
The most beautiful and genuine reaction I've ever seen. I don't know why, but watching this brings tears to my eyes as well. The force is strong with this girl.
i got tears too - she is just perfect
That scene in particular was the absolute best thing to ever come of Disney Star Wars. Even better then the mandolorian.
M J half a lifetime from now Rogue One will stand on its own as a cinematic masterpiece. It’s a perfect film, beginning to end.
J. S. I wouldn’t go that far. The movie was pretty mediocre besides the ending.
You can tell Abrams isnt a real SW fan and Johnson may be one but missed the true point in why SW is great, a misguided fan. Favreau gets it. You need to make something original like SW was, learn from the storytelling and cinema of SW.
@@kevinzhang3313 No man, switch johnson and abrams, Johnson broke lore and completely tampered with the entire saga. Abrams wasn't any better, but he had some respect for those that came before it
@I Am The One Who Knocks Gotta disagree with you there, mate (and with the original poster you were replying to).
Mandalorian was probably the best bit of Star Wars to come out since Empire, just nudging out Rogue One (which had easily taken 2nd place for me). Its everything you want in a Star Wars story. Gritty western feeling; fantastic, memorable droids; a "cool" main character; engaging companions; galaxy spanning, with meaningful travel to other planets; Jawas (Suga has become my new war chant); a great soundtrack (I cant think of a single bit of the score from any sequel movie); etc.
This. This is what Star Wars is all about.
Yeah, they knew how to set up story to make you fell in one way despite, that you knew fully well how they end
I like how the ship has a giant lever in the hallway that anybody walking by can just pull on to detach the ship from its mooring.
If your girlfriend doesn't like Star Wars, you're looking for love in Alderaan places.
DanSolo0119 STOP IT!
DanSolo0119 and we all know what happened to that planet
DanSolo0119 ... yes!!!
It blew with love Sky High
... and you just won the Internet, sir!🤪
1:49 Damn that scream was perfectly in key
YOOOO LMEOAKAOAKS
Totally sync'd XD
She hit the high B perfectly lol
@@dreadgiraffe2109 Perfect pitch is the pathway to many abilities, some may consider to be, unnatural.
Wtf omg ahahaha so true :D
I love this because how she is reacting is EXACTLY what was happening inside my head when I watched this scene in the theater. Crying blubbering endorphin nostalgic madness. But of course being a full grown man all I could do was slink back into my seat and try to maintain my composure so I wouldnt look "stupid". Thank god for her. Im so jealous of her freedom.
Let the crying flow through you, my young apprentice...
She had the freedom to be 12 again like we all felt when we watched Vader enter.
Man, just act a fool if you want to. Damn
I wanted to do the same, but all I did was put down my snacks, grin ear to ear and scream internally lol
I Get goosebumps everytime
@@zalac153 this out of context
When I first introduced my wife to Star Wars I started with the prequel trilogy knowing that she would at the very least like the love story and she liked Hayden, the other reason was that Vader’s redemption at the end is more meaningful if you see his fall first. I watched it the other way around and always thought it kinda ruined it because you know what happens. Now having said that I saved this film for last because the emotional impact the final half hour brings is brilliantly done. I remember my wife being upset as everyone was killed but then realized as the plans where handed off and the ship drops knowing who’s ship it is and the overall meaning she was crying but kept saying “it wasn’t for nothing”
I've never actually tried it, because.... well... you can't really unwatch something. But I've always wanted to try the 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 6 order (sometimes skipping 1 entirely, though I disagree). The point being that you get the dramatic reveals and see Vader as a bad guy, then you learn who he is, get his back story, and then finish on a redemption arc and a "true" ending to the story. i.e. best of both worlds.
It's an interesting idea though. You kind of give up on the idea of finishing an entire story arc in one go, and instead inject the prequels into the middle of the story.
(Also, I do recognise this is 3 months old this comment)
Damn, saving his redemption arc for last, after a grueling grieve filled trip down memory lane. That's actually a pretty interesting idea.
It's too bad that I've got such an ingrained idea and opinion of the prequels and OGs that I really can't shake my feelings about them easily anymore.
I swear to god, I stumbled upon this video again and I started crying to her reactions. I just got full of good feelings towards Star Wars again. I miss 2016 and the hype for Rogue One. This is was Star Wars is supposed to be about man.
Exactly right...........this is what 'Star Wars' should have been throughout
I hope they remake the older trilogies like this(but not possible since Disney owns star wars)but also I'm surprised Disney made this movie
These 3 minutes are bigger than a young woman loving Star Wars. This captures why we love movies.
Millions of male Star Wars fans would do ANYTHING to find a girl like that.
so true
You fucking consoomers always consooming the next product.
100% facts dude!
@@Cleisthenes607 lmao what are you on about?
@@Cleisthenes607 That's the point of a consumer.
That sequence with Vader just re-established the terror he brings to the galaxy- the power, the saber, the moves the music oh my goodness they did a great job
Your girlfriend should win an Oscar to the best authentic reaction ever.
He grabbed the video from another account and inlayed the movie.
Greg Murphy are u blind
well if its authentic then she's not acting, and Oscars are for acting, right?
2:21 you can see that it is the real version
@@greg.murphy what a dumbass comment
This is the most truly emotional and raw reaction I have seen. I think this could even be the first real "reaction" video that got any sort of traction on UA-cam. From what I understand, she was a missionary who had been OS for about a year and had no idea that Rogue One had been made. She was a massive Star Wars fan so her friends invited her to watch it. They had seen it and knew that she would lose her mind at the end and decided to record her reaction. I envy the pure surprise she has. There is no such thing as this in the modern spoiler saturated internet.
what does missionary and OS mean?
@@TheBroGamer14082 I assume a missionary for Christianity and OS I assume means overseas to spread her religion
@@tiffanywren9227 ahhh
@schadenfreude5349 a diplomatic mission to alderaan
Her reaction made me cry
Me too
her reaction is pure. i loved every second.
Me 2
thank god im not the only one.
Me, too. Wonderful to see someone feeling for the character, not just blankly staring or just talking about special effects, goofs or making inappropriate jokes. If she is like this with other movies and t.v. shows she is a great example to any young people who watch with her.
I cried with her.
I lost my best friend to suicide in February 2020. We loved the MCU and Star Wars movies, rogue one being at the top of the list. Seeing her reaction helps me to remember our excitement from our first time watching.
I miss you Justin, I'll see you again one day
"Joke's on me." Nah girl, were not laugh crying at you, we're laugh crying with you.
Rogue One, The TRUE SUICIDE SQUAD!
Mass effect two calls
Plok Klon mfw Joker is the last man standing
The real Expendables
Quite literally. 😂
Noble team: ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT.
When you watch this and Empire, it kinda makes you realize that the fans just wanna see Vader kill people
But in an uplifting way that leaves a tiny bit of possibility of hope.
The Empire did nothing wrong
@@hjghjghgihu Well... they did destroy an entire planet, with billions of humans. That's not exactly a charitable act...
OOTBPod woooosh
Anakin vs obi
This will forever be my favorite star wars moment. I cry and feel so happy after knowing you had my exact reaction. I screamed and cried at this scene, knowing damn well I wasn't the only one crying and questioning my entire existence
I agree. That was totally wicked !!!
MARRY THIS WOMAN
Honestly, we all need a girlfriend who understands Starwars like this😂😂
She a keeper !!!
Amen brother
Yes
Wife - not gf.
I am a female hardcore Star Wars fan, and NONE of my school friends are Star Wars fans so..
Find you a girl who gets this excited over Star Wars, and marry her.
If you dont marry her, I will officially lose all faith in nerdom
Kendrick Parks 🤣
KEEPER!!!!
I did
@@sivabalanretnasamy650 nice 👍
I love this so much and keep coming back to it. Her reactions were so pure and showed what a true fan she is, and my reactions were the same! My mind is fully blown every time I see this because I avoided any media around Rogue One before I saw it in a theatre and so I never even remotely imagined that it would end by being the preceding scene to the first movie. For 40 years, I never once thought about what could have happened in the moments immediately before experiencing that first scene in the first movie in the theatre, so I was totally unprepared for the intense emotional release I felt. Darth Vader was also in a different framing in 1977 and I never conceived of him being actively involved in such a brutal scene only a moment before we were introduced to him. I was completely unprepared to see Leia in this movie, and it just blew my mind. Her reaction when she sees Leia's face is so awesome ... I just love it so much, and I felt the same. It really is the best and most surprising ending to any movie I have ever seen, and to see it, after living through a 40-year gap, is also a part of what made it so intense, plus maybe the first time I ever saw a digital version of a character that looked convincing. The shock felt like discovering something inconceivable about my family or like going back in time and meeting my mother before I was born. I don't know, but it certainly transported me back in time, and I felt it was 1977 again for me for an amazing moment. The feel of the movies and playing with the timeline over decades makes SW so unique in culture. Thank you for posting this, I would never otherwise know that other SW fans feel like I did about this. I can't believe this is only 3 minutes of film -- but seriously the emotional trajectory in that short time was cinematic mastery in storytelling -- and total gift to fans, best ever. Thank you!
Rogue One was the absolute perfect transition from Revenge of the Sith to a New Hope. It brought back all those pure experiences I had being a young kid and watching that opening chase sequence back in 1977.
And now, the perfect transition from Andor to a New Hope. (Well, once andor is complete)
2:12 I love how Leia says hope and completely loses it
Did she just quote the tricycle kid from The Incredibles?
yes, she did
EmperorSteele, thank you! Was looking for this.
"That was totally wicked!"
The Internet remains undefeated.
Or...did they quote her?
This is literally the best thing ever put on the internet.
"I can die happy now" Yup one minute of Lord Vader throwin' down is all it takes.
And it's done so perfectly too
OMG her excitement and emotion made me cry and love rogue one all over again.
Anyone else coming back again and again to watch this? Lol
Yes
Why do you watch this video again and again?
Yep. Makes me smile every time.
All the time
2022! rewatched Rogue One...and had to rewatch this glorious woman too
Man, I remember being in the cinemas on my birthday when I saw this. As soon as I heard Vader's breath, I clutched the arm rests or my seat really fucking tightly, my whole body went rigid, I got goosebumps and yelled "OH FUCK!!!" at the top of my lungs (in a full cinema). I had this moment of "it's going to cut away and we wont see it, but that's okay - it's just like the younglings thing. Wow. Cool. I'm happy."
What followed will stick in my memory forever. As soon as he lurched forwards, I remember tears streaming down my face as I let out the most terrified scream of my life.
The entire hallway scene.
I just remember being truly afraid of Vader again. I love watching this - feels like she got what I did from it. My whole childhood was brought back of thinking Vader was the coolest and most badass mofo ever.