by bigtones September 10, 2004
Quite possibly the most epic collection of science fiction stories ever made, it is the brilliantly designed brainchild of creator {George Lucas}. Telling the tale of the evil senator palpatine's rise to power and the legacy of the Skywalker family, you are wntered into a world where numerous aliens, planets, vehicles, droids, weapons, technology, and culture of a galaxy far, far away wrap your greatest imaginations in amazement. Join Anakin, Luke,Padme,Leia,Han, and Obi-Wan, as they struggle to defeat the Sith, and restore peace to the galaxy
The Phantom Menace
Attack of the Clones
Episode III
A New Hope
The Empire Strikes Back
Shadows of the Empire
Return of the Jedi
Attack of the Clones
Episode III
A New Hope
The Empire Strikes Back
Shadows of the Empire
Return of the Jedi
by Sideshow Fred December 21, 2003
Me: Shaak Ti was slaughtered by General Grievous in a deleted seen in Star Wars Episode III on the Invisible Hand.
Person: ...What?
Person: ...What?
by Hazardous Orgasm December 05, 2005
I just want to note that all the negative definitions about Star Wars on this site all have a lot more "thumbs down" than "thumbs up," while all the definitions that hold Star Wars in a positive manor have a lot more "thumbs up" than "thumbs down."
Let me explain why this is so.
Star Wars is THE GREATEST series of movies to ever exist. It beautifully combines all the genres of film that exist. The only flaw with the series is that George Lucas has finished the series which means Star Wars is pretty much over and we won't be able to see any more new movies.
Let me explain why this is so.
Star Wars is THE GREATEST series of movies to ever exist. It beautifully combines all the genres of film that exist. The only flaw with the series is that George Lucas has finished the series which means Star Wars is pretty much over and we won't be able to see any more new movies.
by Theory's Apprentice July 03, 2006
Let's get the record straight: There seems to be a misconception about people that love these movies and being complete fucking nerds about them.
I, for one, love these movies. All 6 of them. When other people ask me "do you like star wars?" I answer "yeah". THIS DOES NOT MAKE ME A FUCKING NERD. get that through your thick goddamn skull. Nerds are the people that dress up and wait outside the theatre 6 months before the movie. Those are the people that are giving the rest of us fans a bad name. If you want to dress up like jango for halloween or for a costume party, be my guest. But if you do it for a movie premiere just don't act like a complete douche.
I, for one, love these movies. All 6 of them. When other people ask me "do you like star wars?" I answer "yeah". THIS DOES NOT MAKE ME A FUCKING NERD. get that through your thick goddamn skull. Nerds are the people that dress up and wait outside the theatre 6 months before the movie. Those are the people that are giving the rest of us fans a bad name. If you want to dress up like jango for halloween or for a costume party, be my guest. But if you do it for a movie premiere just don't act like a complete douche.
by Adrian January 20, 2006
Quite possibly one of the best stories ever told. The basic story of Anakin Skywalker's fall to the Dark Side of the Force and his redemption. It used to be that no one except for true fans liked the series but now with the release of Revenge of the Sith, everyone loves it and the true fans are not unique anymore.
PS. It is also said to have been ruined by Jar Jar Binks, but anyone who says that fails at life.
PS. It is also said to have been ruined by Jar Jar Binks, but anyone who says that fails at life.
Man 1: Hey, did you see Star Wars Episode I one TV last night?
Man 2: No f***ing way! The Phantom Menace has that annoying Jar Jar and he makes me miss all the amazing scenes of TPM because I'm tough!
Man 1: You fail at life.
Man 2: No f***ing way! The Phantom Menace has that annoying Jar Jar and he makes me miss all the amazing scenes of TPM because I'm tough!
Man 1: You fail at life.
by Quel-Droma July 04, 2005
by vladimir botchkovski January 13, 2006