do you like star wars?
410969
Of course your life goes around it. Myself, I am a GREAT Star Wars fan and try collect every Star Wars thing I can get, I have all movies and have seen them about 100000000times (I think, lol)! And I really think it's sad that Star Wars is over, :(. And there will not be (if you think) a episode 7-9 as SuperShadow says, he's just a lier. And i think all the movies are great and maybe I can have your Yahoo ID and we could chat about Star Wars at Yahoo Messenger? But, there will be the Star Wars TV-series that is between 3 and 4. My two friends and I has started our own little Star Wars club, called The Jawas. So best wiches!\nAnd remember, the force will be with you, always...\n\n//N@M3Le$$
359753
I'm a monster Star Wars fan, have been from day one. I think people should just get lost in it and not try to read so much into it. SO feel it is a political or racial statement of the times, I think its  just entertainment going back to the days when you could go to the movies and just have fun and not worry about the world for a while.
713979
No, there's nothing wrong with you.  A lot of people have the same feeling.  Star Wars is over-rated
376708
i like playing video games. unlike movies, you can play video games not only watch them. and their different everytime you play them. i especially like multiplayer war games.
463862
Yes, by far.\n\nI know my answer is going to make me horribly unpopular here, but I don't care. My favorite movie of the bunch is The Phantom Menace.\n\nYes, that's right. The Phantom Menace. I know, I know...but I actually don't find Jar Jar to be annoying or offensive. I think, in fact, he's kinda cute. I love the allusion to Gunga Din, in fact. \n\nThe "classic trilogy" of the 70s & 80s is HIGHLY overrated. People formed a religion around it because it was something moviegoing audiences hadn't seen at that time. Lucas brought the old serials from the 30s, 40s and 50s back to the big screen for a generation that had been too far removed from them to remember them, and they ate it up. They loved it. But the audience was innocent then, young (in moviegoing savvy, if not chronologically) and willing to suspend disbelief, and the movies were a huge hit, even though they weren't really all that great. I mean, look, the storyline of ANH was excruciatingly simplistic. ESB didn't really HAVE a story line; it was just filler between ANH & RotJ. Entertaining filler, to be sure, but plotless. And RotJ was repetitive of ANH .... uh .... they ... built ... ANOTHER Death Star! So there!\n\nThen those people who watched the classic trilogy on the big screen GREW UP, no longer able to approach the genre with the same childlike wonder and suspension of disbelief, and spent 30 years SOLIDIFYING their own ideas about the Star Wars universe in their heads. It became a religion to them.\n\nSo when the NEW trilogy came out, they HATED it, even though if the NEW trilogy had been released in the 70s and 80s, it STILL would have made Star Wars into the huge phenomenon it already is. And if the "classic trilogy" had been subsequently released in the 90s and 00s, audiences would have HATED it.\n\nSo, removing myself from all the emotional baggage that clouds the reviews of the Star Wars devotees (and colors the lemming-like "opinion" of today's conformist youth) and evaluating the six movies fairly, it's obvious that the new trilogy has a much more sophisticated and intelligent story line than the classic trilogy. Haden Christensen's acting, however, ruins AotC and RotS for me. The Phantom Menace stands alone as a good movie, with intrigue, awesome characters like Qui-Gon Jinn (who may well be the best Jedi ever in my opinion), and clever themes and allusions. \n\nIt's fashionable to be one of the lemon-sucking, excruciatingly self-absorbed, prematurely middle-aged, uber-elitists who looks down the nose at the new Star Wars movies while steadfastly refusing to be excited by them, but it's not really tenable when you compare them fairly with the classic trilogy.
75131
Nope. I say Starwars, Indiana Jones, etc.
440367
Star Wars is George Lucas's money making machine. Nothing else.
372360
no way,star wars is great,and if that makes people a nerd then i'm proud to be one
651159
I am. I just went to a show last night with Destruction, Kataklysm, and Vader. I'm wearing my new Vader shirt right now and I'm listening to Fates Warning's "Awaken the Guardian".
255257
STAR WARS!!!!....RULES!!!!
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I have been a fan of Star Wars since I was seven years old, seeing the first movie in the theaters in 1977. I think it is on its way to becoming a timeless classic. The elements of the movies (good vs. evil, freedom from oppression, the power of love, etc) will always be strong no matter when they are watched.\n\nSorry... I tend to be long winded... from time to time... dear oh dear...\n\n"A New Hope"... Granted, the special effects in "A New Hope" are nothing compared to what we see today, but we wouldn't have the special effects of today without the groundbreaking efforts of Star Wars to pave the road.\n\n"The Empire Strikes Back"... This one has to be the best all the way around - just enough darkness to keep you on the edge of your seat wanting more. Plus, the biggest revelation ever presented... "Luke... I AM YOUR FATHER!"\n\n"Return of the Jedi"... Once you get past the fact that an entire legion of the Emperor's best troops were thwarted by teddy bears, the redemption of the most vile creature in the galaxy makes it worth it.\n\n"The Phantom Menace"... The return to the galaxy far, far away wasn't as great as I expected it to be... maybe because I was no longer seven years old. It felt a little awkward at first, but after a while it kinda grew on me.\n\n"Attack of the Clones"... Probably the one film with the most missed potential. The battle scenes were fabulous. The special effects were phenominal. The dialogue... well... did I mention the great battle scenes?\n\n"Revenge of the Sith"... Finally, we see not only why Anakin became Vader, but why he must wear the suit... the only flaw I had with this one was the wooden dialogue between Anakin and Padme'... especially the lovey-dovey scenes near the beginning.\n\nDespite the bad press many people give the prequel trilogy, when it is watched as a whole it flows perfectly together alongside the original trilogy. I look forward to introducing the saga to my son in about seven years!
347700
Well it would be a show like the movie 2001 space Odyssey.  People want Star Wars...
1171515
no..love what you want..I'm in love with lots of movies..and there characters..
24717
I'm a girl.  I like Star Trek.  \n\nDoes that answer your question?
784520
may the force be with you .........
237699
could you chill with the starwars questions
856508
Dogma\n\nIt highlights some questions and points made be modern day theology about God and the many religions that stem from his existence.  It's an educational movie as well as being very entertaining.\n\nThe Star Wars saga.\n\nI just liked it.