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“By all living things? So I contribute to the Force too? I love it!” - One of the most wholesome reactions to Star Wars I’ve ever seen. I am so looking forward to this journey.

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As someone who saw this in theaters in 1977 as a kid, I can tell you the special effects were mind blowing for the era. They literally changed the movie industry from that point forward. There wasn't any company capable of doing the kind of visuals George Lucas had in mind, so he formed Industrial Light & Magic for that task.

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I suggest "Star Trek".

The only versions of these films readily available are the Special Edition ones, which have had some of the special effects touched up digitally and some scenes put back into the film. But most of the original effects are still included. Ep.4 had the most changes done to it because it had the smallest budget of them all. The next film actually has the fewest changes, and the changes they did make actually help the movie, mostly. Ep.6 has the most baffling of all the changes.

THE FORCE IS STRONG WITH THIS ONE

The shrieking sound of the TIE fighters were actually inspired by the sirens on WWII Stuka dive bombers. The actual sounds from Stuka sirens have been used over and over again in movies and TV shows, mostly in scenes that didn't even have a Stuka in it. George Lucas merely took the idea of the sound, and cranked it up several notches to create the incredible tension during the Death Star trench battle.

John Williams is the GOAT. And yes, Star Wars would be a pale shadow of itself without its magnificent musical score. Also, Ben Burtt's ground-breaking sound design and sound effects are what give Star Wars its spectacular and unique feel.

"Who knew robots could be programmed with HOSTILITY?"

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“Binary Sunset” will always fill me with hope whenever I hear it. It’s my favorite piece in the Star Wars franchise.

I love how the editor put in references and jokes only real fans will understand.

My favorite part of this movie by far is the Death Star rescue sequence, and it’s because Leia is a high ranking member of the Rebellion, which is currently in open civil war with the Empire, so she was likely expecting an actual military force of trained soldiers to come to break her out, and instead she got a farm boy, the old war vet her dad had told her about, and a pair of smugglers in a tricked out space Winnebago;

Anthony Daniels was the actor inside C3PO (golden droid). Originally his voice was supposed to be replaced with a sleezy carsalesman's voice, but Anthony Daniels fit the movements so well to his "butler" voice, that it didn't work with another voice.

This is one of the best movies ever in my opinion. I've been a Star Wars fan for many years and seeing this makes me happy <3 thank you for bringing this reaction to us :)

I was about six years old. I asked my father, "Dad, why is our dog named Obi-wan Kenobi?" He then sat me down to give me a proper introduction to this movie.

That jump when Luke retracts his light saber always bothered me. When I heard they were going to improve some of the special effects in the late 1990s, I hoped that would be one of the things they would fix, but they didn't. Instead, they mostly added a bunch of CGI creatures to various scenes, which weren't really necessary.