Call me Sarge.
The others do.
35 years ago, George Lucas released his brain child to the world—Star Wars. From a movie that executives thought would flop (so much so that Lucas retained all merchandise rights AND got them to remove the credits from the beginning of the movie) to a multi-billion dollar franchise that is still alive and well today, it’s a one-of-a-kind story. For all the shit we give him, I can’t thank him enough. Because even though it happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, it told us to reach for the stars and never give up hope. Vor entye, George Lucas. And May the Force Be With You.

35 years ago, George Lucas released his brain child to the world—Star Wars. From a movie that executives thought would flop (so much so that Lucas retained all merchandise rights AND got them to remove the credits from the beginning of the movie) to a multi-billion dollar franchise that is still alive and well today, it’s a one-of-a-kind story.

For all the shit we give him, I can’t thank him enough. Because even though it happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, it told us to reach for the stars and never give up hope.

Vor entye, George Lucas. And May the Force Be With You.