A cross country exploration into the forces that attracts so many to the Star Wars mythos.
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Tariq Jalil | ... | Narrator |
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| Roger Corman | ... | Himself | |
| James Duval | ... | Himself | |
| Andy Garcia | ... | Himself | |
| Robert Loggia | ... | Himself | |
| Meat Loaf | ... | Himself | |
| Joe Pesci | ... | Himself | |
| Christopher Vogler | ... | (as Chris Vogler) | |
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A documentary exploring the attraction of the Star Wars universe to its many fans. Includes interviews and cameos from across the United States. Leads up to the opening of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Written by Danny Trubman <dtrubman@yahoo.com>
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Unless you're hoping for a poorly made something that really just revolves around various Star Wars related happenings, but never really covers them in any meaningful way. Instead, this video serves as a platform for the all too frequent mocking of Star Wars fans. It seems the maker selected subjects in the same way a local news channel might when covering a car crash or a fire. That is to say that rather than interviewing a representative cross section or a particularly informed individual, in nearly every instance, he seems to have gone after the person or people most likely to portray the respective scene in a negative light. In short, if you're stoned out of your mind and looking to make fun of Star Wars fans, MAYBE this could be enjoyable or not considered a waste of time. If, on the other hand, you are anticipating the release of the new film and beginning to 'whet your palette' so to speak, kind of get back in the mood, then this is definitely not for you.