A New Pop Culture Phenomenon

Rating: 9/10 (30 March 2017)

I feel like, and many people do to, that this movie was the great start to what people would have look at movies these days lately become. One of my favorite shots and parts in the movie was in the start when Darth Vader walks into the rebel room after the slaughter of quite possibly the only genuinely epic Storm Trooper moment and looks around at the corpses of people and then goes around to choke people to get the plans. He only has twelve minutes of screen time in the movie, and I think most of that was in the climax, but when he is on screen, he quite demands your attention and you to watch him very closely.
These main characters, Luke, Han and Leia are all very large icons of people in todays cinema standards. I feel like even people who have never seen Star Wars would know who these people are since the movies, and the sequels as well do a great job setting them up and developing them so that way you can really grow interested in them and what they are dealing in with conflicts.
My favorite part of the entire movie in terms of the scenes themselves was in the end, and there was that large and long Death Star Assault. There is eleven minutes of just pure movie magic there. You are watching that entire time and you are still sort of at the edge of your seat when you are watching the people in the X Wings being shot down one by one and you still get that sense of if they will win or not. Even if you already have seen that movie a hundred times and already know that they will win.
This movie quite literally changed all of cinema forever, and as a result sort of changed the world forever. Star Wars is now everywhere. The prequels, the original trilogy, sequels, side movies, expanded universe, shows, everything. There is just so much going on that all started from this one movie that it is nothing short of impressive