For the Force Awakens, you know, it was such a new thing.

It was an incredibly huge moment.

So there was just a very intense, intense energy.

It was excited, but it just was, there was a vibration to the whole thing, you know,

and there was a, every single thing was so thought out and so orchestrated because it meant so much.

In the second one, you know, Ryan came in and he was very laid back.

I always described him as like a West Coast jazz musician, you know, just kind of

bool-d-d-d-boop-boop, it's really cool and come up and very quiet and soft-spoken and humble and

has like a childlike wonder about the whole thing Welcome Master's in Paduan's to episode 534 of Full of Sith.

It's me, Brian Young, and with me, as ever, Polly Frye.

Hi, hi, hi.

So last week we did our part one of our episode of movies that we really love and why of Star Wars actors and whatnot and folks associated with Star Wars and I had a couple of thoughts that I feel like we missed when we went through the original trilogy.

Okay.

I was thinking the directors as well.

Oh yeah, we had just been talking about actors.

Yeah, well, I was thinking, well, George Lucas, obviously, I think everybody should watch

THX 1138 in American Graffiti.

I love THX so much.

I can't even describe it.

Like, I like American graffiti, too, but THX just appeals to, like, every part of my brain and soul.

It's so good and people don't give him anywhere near enough credit for like how good he is at telling stories visually.

I know we try to a lot.

...