Editorial -- Do Hits Matter? The Internet ground to a halt late Thursday afternoon with the Earth-shattering announcement that Jimmy Smits was open to the idea of returning to the Star Wars franchise. And we were just getting over the news that Harrison Ford "may be" interested too. Yes ladies and gentlemen, the reaction with which the Internet has greeted the news that a new generation of Star Wars is on the horizon is quite literally unprecedented. I've even seen serious film types talking about it. Like many of my age I grew up with George Lucas' space opera as a constant presence. A firm fan of the series, Star Wars was one of the key early influences that helped to push me towards cinema. But alas, upon late I've drifted from the films, with last year's Blu-ray box-set the final nail in the coffin housing a long-held love affair. This is nothing to do with the special editions, Greedo shooting first or the prequels, I simply no longer enjoy them. However, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't at least moderately interested to see what Disney has planned for the future of the series. Which is seemingly not the consensus opinion. While my own reaction to the news of an Episode 7 was one of surprise, followed by a half-hearted interest, the gossip mongers and news junkies of the world set their systems to overdrive and began a glut of speculation and hype that has yet to let