Why do I love Star Wars?

I love Star Wars because it brings people together. Whether you express your fandom by marathoning the movies, creating cosplay, or podcasting about your favorite characters, there’s always an opportunity to connect with other fans. Star Wars transcends the screen and the pages of the books.

Why Darth Vader is so popular?

Darth Vader’s greatest power is not in his ability to hurl heavy objects at Luke Skywalker with the Force. His power lies in his unquestioning belief that he deserves to be the leader. That kind of power inspires people to follow, and it is a big part of what makes Vader so irresistible to audiences.

Should I start Star Wars?

“Start with one,” Lucas says of the correct way of watching the Star Wars movies. “That’s the way to do it right: one, two, three, four, five, six. That’s the way they’re supposed to be done. Just because it took a long time to film it doesn’t mean you don’t do it in order.”

Is Star Wars still worth watching?

The original Star Wars trilogy includes two of the best films ever made, and the special effects still hold up well today. The original trilogy is well worth six hours of your time, but you could watch The Force Awakens first and still follow the story.

What type of story is Star Wars?

In an era of dark, dystopian science-fiction drama, Lucas was determined to make a different kind of sci-fi movie — something fun, aimed at teenagers.

What’s the story behind Star Wars?

The story of the original trilogy focuses on Luke Skywalker’s quest to become a Jedi, his struggle with the evil Imperial agent Darth Vader, and the struggle of the Rebel Alliance to free the galaxy from the clutches of the Galactic Empire.

Why do we all love Star Wars so much?

I guess why we all love Star Wars so much is because like us, it never stopped growing. While the later movies are a tale of heroism and overcoming the odds, the former are about the temptation of power and the lengths we’ll go to when protecting the ones we love.

What is Star Wars really about?

Star Wars was many things: a love story, a political drama, and a space opera with lots of fancy spaceships. It was simply about a boy named Anakin who just wanted to do right by his mom and fight with the good guys.

Can any Star Wars movie match the feeling of watching the original?

No Star Wars movie can hope to completely match the feeling of watching the original trilogy, simply because you’re no longer a child but a grown up who knows Chewie is a man in a suit and that you’ve probably missed your chance to grow up to be an intergalactic bounty hunter.

Can You summarize the love of Star Wars for non-fans?

We’ve updated and re-published this feature just for you. The odds of summarizing the collective love of three generations of Star Wars fans into a 1,300-word article for non-fans are 3,720:1, but someone has to try.