Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope

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Patti C May 27 Best movie ever made! See more Blake K @Blokae 3d Can't go wrong with the first, it's a must see for anyone. See more Matt L. @mattl Nov 30 I remember seeing the trailer for this film. We had a 12 inch color Tv with rabbit ears. Spaceships, robots, alien creatures, and the most dramatic music I had ever heard energized my imagination. I didn’t know anything from anything, but I knew that this movie was special, just from the 60 second trailer. Like so many others I was amazed and excited by the spectacle of it all. I saw it another half a dozen times in that first run. See more Binyamin F Nov 17 Great movie, all time classic, some bad dialouge tho. See more Luke R. @LuckyM0vi3Buff Nov 17 I wasn’t much a Star Wars fan growing up, but it’s pretty good. C3P0, and Chewie are funny. Darth Vader is such a cool character of the franchise. People called me Luke Skywalker, on the count of my first name. See more kish b Nov 17 ★★★★★ Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope is the once-upon-a-time that changed everything: a perfect, lightning-in-a-bottle fairy tale that somehow feels both timeless and like it was made yesterday. From the very first shot of that Star Destroyer roaring overhead (still one of the greatest entrances in cinema history) to the triumphant medal ceremony, every single minute crackles with pure, wide-eyed wonder. George Lucas didn’t just make a movie in 1977; he created an entire universe in two hours and felt like it had always existed. Tatooine’s twin suns, the cantina band, the trash-compactor panic, "These aren’t the droids you’re looking for," the swing across the chasm, the Death Star trench run; these are cultural DNA now. The cast is magic: Mark Hamill’s farm-boy sincerity, Harrison Ford inventing cool with a smirk and a blaster, Carrie Fisher’s razor-sharp princess who can out-sass anyone, Alec Guinness giving Obi-Wan the weight of a thousand untold stories, and of course the greatest duo in film history: a walking carpet and a golden trash can with anxiety. John Williams’ score isn’t just music; it’s the sound of hope itself. The effects were revolutionary then and still look gorgeous today because they were real models, real explosions, real heart. And that final shot of Luke looking at the binary sunset… forty-eight years later it still makes grown adults tear up in the dark. It’s simple, it’s sincere, it’s funny, it’s thrilling, and it believes with every frame that good can win if ordinary people stand up. No cynicism, no irony, just pure heroic myth wearing a used spacesuit. A New Hope didn’t just start a franchise. It started modern blockbuster cinema, cosplay, fandom as we know it, and the dreams of generations. Flawless. Life-changing. The definition of 10/10. A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… thank you for everything. 🌟⚔️🚀 See more Read all reviews

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