The History Of Star Wars

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The success of Star wars they presented the movie in a theater it was only a little after the release they went worldwide it ran eventually in early 1978 and made of 260 million star wars movies was successful.

In 1978, Star wars had won seven awards changed in these new versions. They were trying to rescue the star war film online that hard different versions of their movie. People who had seen the film was like it was a phenomenon. 1977 the version of the star was presented for history sake, star wars didn’t have a copy in the registry. Today 2016 star wars characters are in color with soundtrack, actors with “ fresher's faces”. Lucas was obsessed with the camera, but his first opposition was the become a race car driver,

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