The one movie that had the greatest impact on me takes place a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. Because of its quintessential score and recognizable characters, Star Wars started a revolution in the cinema. I understand that it affected so many people and their lives, but it also affected my life on the inside and the outside.
My first viewing of Star Wars wasn’t actually the first one movie, but the sequel. I walked in on my cousins watching it on a petite TV at my grandmother’s house. They were in the midst of the movie, so I watched the remainder of Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. During the climax, you learn that Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker’s father. This revelation changed everything for me and I scantily knew the characters. I didn’t know who Han Solo was or why he was getting frozen in Carbonite, but I wanted to know what happens after he gets taken by the mystifying bounty hunter. I was enamored from the middle, not the beginning. I realized that I needed to watch the headmost film before I was able to watch the final picture, so I did.
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In the film Luke Skywalker is a lonesome youth on Tatooine that dreams of doing something bigger. During the course of the tale he is thrown into a war and helps the rebels destroy the empire’s new superweapon. It’s a narrative that is now known world-wide, but when I saw it, I thought that I could be like Luke Skywalker. I don’t have a lightsaber and I can’t use the force, but I may be able to change the world in a positive