Did Darth Vader ever hold the door open for anyone?

Revenge of the Sith is set three years after The Clone Wars and sees Anakin complete his journey to the dark side and become Darth Vader.

Blair Sr.’s generosity wasn’t limited to his family.

Blair Sr. said he remembers the first show didn’t have the pomp Star Wars fans show it now.

Holding said door is weird when you think about it. I mean, why bother, it takes minimal effort for the vast majority of the population, right?

Jennifer Russell is first in line in Longview.

Jon Waddell, 43, who was the actual man under the Darth Vader helmet, said through the speaker in his mask – which cloaked his voice in the deep, robotic sound from the movie – that the wide-ranging and long-lasting appeal of the movies is their expression of the “basic good versus evil”. “It’s a continuation of the tradition”.

“I think it’s good to get some fresh looks in there but I’m kinda sad about that”, Blair Jr. said.

General Manager Austin McCann said the cooperative would have loved to mine the older films.

“I was like – I’m in Tokyo, I’ve never been here in my life”. I don’t read science fiction, of which this may, for all I know, be a prime example; some light years ago I did read Flash Gordon, of which Star Wars is in most respects the equal. Is it Han Solo and his sharpshooting skills?

There are only two things occupying the muscle between my ears at the moment; Christmas shopping and Star Wars.

Episodes 4-6 were the first movies released in the series, followed by prequels episodes 1-3.

Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, and Ian McDiarmid were just some of the new names on the cast list and was one of the most anticipated films of 1999.

Not anybody in our group, at least that I know of. “Something to keep me satisfied until the movie starts”, Russell said.

The original trilogy (Episodes IV-VI) involves an interplanetary battle between the evil Empire (modeled after Nazi Germany) and the noble Rebel Alliance, but at its core, the Star Wars Saga is a multigenerational melodrama about the Skywalker family.

When asked if there was anything else at the theater he’d want to use the ticket for, he simply shook his head with a convincing grin.

Before legions of “Star Wars” fans descended on Delaware’s cinemas for the premiere of the seventh movie in the series on Thursday night, a contingent of the movies’ most faithful followers were in costume at Captain Blue Hen Comics in Newark.

“Somebody who just moved into our neighborhood likes Star Wars and they connected through that”, he said. I’m not going to miss out on this. This time a lot of her questions were about when we were going to see her favorite characters again, because there’s nothing like the impatience of a three-year-old who has to wait ten minutes to see Vader grace the screen.