793 Star Wars

As the Last Jedi is coming up, I'm sure I will be excited to see it in the theater soon, but to me there are something, or many things still in the classic episodes. I enjoy a lot of comic book movies these days. Whether it's Marvel or DC, the superheroes are attractive and stunning with their own style, strength, humor and characteristics. Yet Star Wars stories are very different and very unique and outstanding in the history of entertainment movies as one and only icon. Star Wars universe is completely free from the connection with the world as we know. The whole universe is a pure work of creation (even though it has some, or lots of the features of real world). It's free from any realty but at the same time has overwhelmingly convincing and attractive reality that enable us to believe in the world and fully enjoy our imagination during the two hours. The Star Wars universe is so firmly and carefully structured that we easily understand the system, the framework and the conflict where the heroes and heroines are destined to find their path. 

Jedi, a mysterious knights with light side of force, wisdom, well-balanced mind almost like Zen master, are the heroes of the world, but they don't look  (usually) like SF characters with very special and extraordinary skills. Jedi doesn't transform or do anything that is far beyond the physical theory. They don't use magic, they don't fly, they don't hack computers (it's done by R2-D2), and they are not immortal. They are humans with excellent talent who has been well trained physically and mentally. Star Wars world doesn't forget the perspective of smart and exquisite level of reality.