George Lucas talks good and evil, mythology, religion, creativity

[@dutchvader4294]

Lucas is a genius. An incredible storyteller. The way he forged the two trilogies together is quite amazing. George should be respected, not blamed for his Star Wars saga. People who hate the prequels don't understand the story he gave us. I have the utmost respect for this man and owe him a great deal. Thanks George, May the Force be with you, Always.....

[@topraksen7111]

Put the father of the franchise back on the director seat ffs!!

[@Vincent-ld2bp]

I agree that he made a terrific trilogy of movies with the OT but even the best can mess up like he did with the prequels. Whether you people like it or not the prequels failed. Your fine to have your opinions and like the prequels but don't pretend to make people look stupid just because they expressed their frustration with Lucas' work.

[@Vincent-ld2bp]

Obi-Wan Cannoli fuck you

[@26snoopy82]

I agree with you!

[@maxfrank13]

@Zwarte Zeurpiet He can direct. The first Star Wars film is the greatest movie of all time -- to say nothing of THX-1138, American Graffiti, etc.

[@baptistic]

"I only hope that those who see Star Wars recognize the Emperor when they see him." ~George Lucas

[@siderofficial]

THE STORY OF MY LIFE THANK GOD FOR LUCAS

[@siderofficial]

HE HELPED ME SEE THE EMPEROR WHENEVER I CAME ACROSS ONE

[@vgrepairs]

12:10

[@daneoman1000]

or Her, I dated a woman who was 100% evil. The Devil in female form

[@randomguy5093]

The Deep state new world order is what’s he’s calling out but sadly the world will look more like the empire then the republic 😢

[@juresaiyan]

In my opinion, the greatest movie storyteller of our generation. People will recognise his true greatness one day.

[@fundhund62]

100% agreed.

[@starwarsjunkie7776]

The smart ones have seen his genius for YEARS. It’s clearly there.

[@muhammadnursultan9704]

yeah and the time is now

[@LookingTheBest]

It only took 8 years since he sold. Now everyone realizes.

[@VibingMeike]

@@LookingTheBest Yep, ppl who love ep 1-6 and not just 4-6 can now say that they love George Lucas' whole saga. Edit: I'm talking about Star Wars here

[@GregoryPLoomis]

“I realized I could do something no one else could” love this. Sums up anyone’s doubts and fears of pursuing their passions. If you believe it is something that you’re meant to do and you know for some reason whether it’s a divine, mythical or spiritual “force” than you need to complete it and finish the task.

[@Ozzy-hm4be]

Very deep guy.. Shocking how much he gets trashed.

[@BarrickMacready]

thats because he knows hollywood and hates the filth that run it.

[@joemorton9200]

@Arn Saknusun prequels, originals, sequels all share one great thing, john williams

[@nikotakai8796]

@@joemorton9200 Yes, but not even John Wiliams can save a bad story with his music. The combination is the key.

[@joemorton9200]

@@nikotakai8796 agreed, just pointing out atleast one good quality of the sequels

[@flashgamer1275]

@@joemorton9200 Good yes, but not on par with the Lucas era films. He was not given good direction in the scoring sessions by J.J. and Johnson. There's a reason you don't recognize all 156 of Williams' scores - they all aren't memorable the way the Spielberg and Lucas scores were.

[@Aidey75]

A legend on another level.

[@connorbohannan]

one could say a higher level...

[@darthqui-gon5986]

The man is a pure genius!!!! Thank you George Lucas for the real Star Wars saga,, episodes 1-6 and The Clone Wars!!!! You changed my life in many ways. I couldn't thank him enough!!!

[@pikppa]

"George never stopped asking "Any ideas?". And the world has been a better place for that". - Steven Spielberg -

[@obirobkenobi48]

I agree 100% with George Lucas! Always have! Its refreshing to hear him say it proudly now a days! Best Lucas interview in years!!!!!

[@TheUnbreakableOtaku]

It warms my heart to see more and more people give Lucas the recognition and praise he deserves. He's a genuine creator, a pioneer and a true artist.

[@warlockofwordsreturnsrb4358]

Lucas once screened all three SW films for Joseph Campbell who was very forthcoming in his praise for the mythological undercurrents in them.

[@edwaaard46]

Yep! I love Campbell bought all his works! Highly recommend The Power of Myth documentary from J. Campbell; will change your world view!

[@mononoke721]

So many great quotes as ever that speak such truths. The one that really stood out to me was "being creative, having an imagination; basically you don’t work inside the box, you don’t like being in the box”. So, so true.

[@ProMonarchyGenius]

George Lucas is quite scholarly and deep.

[@miralabualjadail4206]

Thats cuz most ‘modern’ secular brainwashed people have never studied eastern philosophy and theology.

[@Mike1Lawless]

@@miralabualjadail4206 All ideologies are brainwashing regardless of location. The secret to not being brainwashed is to be open to EVERYTHING and NEVER dedicate to any one thing!

[@miralabualjadail4206]

@@Mike1Lawless by refusing everything you can also be brainwashed. Dont fool yourself. You should always be true to yourself, constantly question and follow what is the most reasonable to you.

[@miralabualjadail4206]

@@Mike1Lawless What I believe transcends ideology.

[@Mike1Lawless]

@@miralabualjadail4206 Nah i didn't say to refuse everything, i said to be open to everything but never dedicate to any one thing. Once you're dedicated, you are brainwashed, your values have been manipulated and you've become ready to exploit. Manipulating and exploiting people's values to get them to do what you want, is what power really is in society. If someone values money, you can pay them to do stuff for you. If someone values a religion, you can tell them or imply as a leader of that religion, what you want is what god wants. Someone dumb enough will do it too. This goes for all the activism too. The leaders of those big activist groups have much better lives thanks to everyone else's support "to the cause". It's all just small groups of manipulative greedy people looking to better their own lives off the hard work of others. So i don't believe anything, just using imagination isn't enough. there are no limits and you can make anything fit your ideals. You have to do the work to get real answers.

[@peterdwyer9798]

I have a new deep profound respect for this man after this interview. I always assumed he was a money hungry sell out. shame on me lol. I guess he now has the high ground.

[@davidhimmelfahrt3732]

No greedy individual can come up with such a beautiful story as Star Wars.

[@Crichjo32]

George is like most revolutionary visionaries and artists, who were not held in high regard during their time. But years from now after he's passed on, he will be remembered as being a great auteur who changed the medium of storytelling. His name will never be forgotten.

[@kthx1138]

George Lucas has the unique distinction of being an artist who WAS appreciated in the '70s and '80s, then dismissed in the '90s and 2000s when he tried to make a comeback. His former vision was later regarded as passe. More than just entertainment in fictitious storytelling, George Lucas is making a direct comment on what's really happening in society and government right now! Selfishness reigns! There's pure ego and greed! Yeah, all employees of Lucasfilm could say that George is a slave driver, but he's also generous with money, and he doesn't demand anything from his employees that he wouldn't step in and do himself. This is more that can be said for society and governments. Where's the love? Where's the self-sacrifice for each other? Where's the teamwork, camaraderie, working together to grow collectively, create something greater than our individual selves? There's only me first, I have to step over you so that I can survive and succeed.

[@wilde4945]

A true visionary. My favorite film producer and writer!

[@douglasstephens6693]

That was inspirational. George we're sorry, please come back!! We should give him the love he deserves from now on. He was laying down some straight wisdom here.

[@kthx1138]

The prequels, especially Episode III, serve the purpose Lucas designed them for, to show how a democracy, the Republic, became a dictatorship, the Empire, and show how a good person, Anakin Skywalker, became a bad person, Darth Vader. His fear, of losing people he loved, which led to his greed, for power and desire to control the entire universe, are very relatable. Say what you will about Lucas' inability to write scene-to-scene dialogue, and his preference to direct the technical, camera, the editing, the visual FX, the sound, the use of music, rather than direct actors, but the themes of his movies, including the prequels, especially Episode III, are very strong.

[@preston4871]

This is my favorite comment...on this section...and it has been great comments in here... but yours is my favorite... thank you George Lucas deserves all the credit...

[@randomguy5093]

You’re right I discovered episode 3 on the spike channel on tv dude episode 3 is so profound for some reason as a child I was pulled towards the themes and dynamics of episode three especially the political atmosphere and parallels to the real world

[@davidhimmelfahrt3732]

True words

[@siderofficial]

12:21 “I only hope that those who have seen Star Wars recognize the emperor when they see him” I love you so much George Lucas. That statement is nothing but pure facts. Your franchise Star Wars is nothing more than a intellect booster for me. You have made me stronger than I ever was and I’m happy that the little uniqueness in me encouraged me to open up to Star Wars. Star Wars is more than a franchise it’s a religion. It’s a way of life. ONLY THE INTELLECTS LOVE STAR WARS

[@ChristianKnight-1054]

@@jackbrodie7147 Star Wars is life!!

[@kthx1138]

George Lucas is a positive force for change! He could've been merely a journalist, a documentarian, commenting on how bad things are (in fact, that's how he started his career in his student films at USC) but he chose to invent a whole ideology, that showed us how things can be better! We can be there for each other, care about each other and unite to overcome the greatest evils!

[@johnnietorch1598]

^One of the greatest creative geniuses of all time.

[@preston4871]

Facts

[@shillaryclinty8661]

Lucas is a visionary

[@lorenzvonhoetting]

This guy literally influenced my whole value system since i was a child! The force is very strong in him 🙏 :)

[@nestortomaselli6372]

Thank you for all you have given us, George. You are a beautiful, deep, and intelligent human being and we owe all our wildest dreams to your stories.

[@doctorhouse3151]

9:49 George's laugh is like a higher pitched Yoda laugh! Made me laugh. Thank you for uploading this great interview.

[@megavide0]

2:07 "Mythology as a form of psychological archaeology..."

[@jkb1603]

Manu Forster yeah that’s genius.

[@alexandradevan4522]

Brilliant man🤩 🤓👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@kentamikuriya1873]

I can listen to him talk all day. Miss you George, hope you are well.

[@80MWH]

"i only hope those who have seen Star Wars, recognize the Emperor when they see him." Oh, many of us do, but there are dozens who are still blinded.

[@bonbondurjdr6553]

@80MWH 2020 and let's continue to hope that the people recognize the Emperor when they see him...

[@mikejandrews]

The depth in Lucas's thinking is the reason that the previous Lucasfilm projects had soul, and TFA didn't.

[@imyourhuckleberry4208]

+imbecilik totally agree with you, TFA had the same style but not the feel or soul to it in this throw away style over substance society we now live in.

[@JarJarAbrams]

It didn't even have the same style to me, only the same ships and stormtrooper costumes. The cinematography was ugly, the camera was constantly moving around the protagonist without reason. The sets looked like sets and the color grading was very generic, like every other STar Trek/ Transformers movie. TThe movie fails in every department.

[@mikejandrews]

Dave 101 Yea, but as +JarJarAbrams says, they took the surface style and recreated it, with some tweaks. What concerns me the most is that now Lucasfilm is run by a Producer, not a creative. And it shows.

[@broman260]

Yeah, listen to Lucas talk then listen to JJ talk and you can tell his general process isn't nearly as deep. Lucas has a rich, vibrant universe in his head but obviously has difficulty bringing the stories out.

[@nicholasdickens2801]

The Fumbo Muffin I'd rather have someone struggle to get the story out of themselves onto paper, then onto the screen. That's why I can't hate the prequels for all their faults. I think if he'd had more time to balance them a bit more I'd like them a lot more. They're very flawed but really good.

[@colinlucas7662]

I never realized he was this smart. Most people make fun of him and say he’s stupid

[@szebike]

I think "haters" of the prequels didnt get any of his visions they are selfish like he said in the interview. Its pretty ironic that these people didnt get the message of being kind and so on at all and isntead they keep bashing for no reason.

[@mandalorianmarauder4749]

szebike I agree with you! Even though the prequels weren't perfect, they still had interesting lore and ideas! That is why I don't hate those movies. For me, Star Wars will always be episodes 1-6.

[@pikkuadi]

Come back George. RIP Star Wars.

[@pikkuadi]

Stef Tep Rogue One was awesome. TFA was full of shit. This comment was made before R1. Still want George back for the main saga.

[@acimand]

@treebeard Because R1 was made by a fan of the prequels, or in other words, a fan of the saga that Lucas thought up, not just the look and feel of the OT.

[@pikkuadi]

Well, they're very different movies althogether. And I'm not sure Edwards is a huge fan of the prequels, they just had more prequel influence since it's the bridging movie

[@EponineReads]

It is NOT dead!!! It just defied the chains that the present put on it.

[@MightyMerlin1]

After the flaming pile of trash that was Rise of Skywalker, this is more true than ever

[@ajedispointofview2696]

Absolutely amazing. Such genius. Never heard this interview before but damn. I will learn more about all religion,mythology,politics. Inspirational.

[@AMTFan1]

Thumbs up for George Lucas! This guy is a real genius! Bashers and haters have to stop hating him!

[@randomcenturion7264]

AMTFan1- The Bashers and Haters are part of the reason we've been cursed with Disney Shill Wars.

[@barbaraduncan3126]

I believe the way George Lucas does. God deals with more love then hate, can't kill for God. We love George Lucas. GL you helped me a lot in my life. Good words.

[@spotafricamedia1416]

George Lucas, you're my role model in film production

[@EponineReads]

I love that. "The only prison you are in is the one in your mind."

[@CelestialWoodway]

A person becomes moral by considering their actions, weighing the consequences, and deciding whether they are doing more harm than good to themselves and other people. People don't like to be hurt, and they usually recognize that other people getting hurt is a similarly undesirable thing. When people are in danger of being mistreated, they seek out protection through cooperation and relationships. Society is simply a much larger extension of those relationships.

[@andyhello23]

Excellent discussion. It is a shame, that the vast majority of people never really can think so deeply. But like we all know, they are that there own level, and to everyone, there level is the right level. Its one of the reasons, why kids growing up, need to be taught lessons, or stories, that teach them the road, to the light, or good. They need people to sow those seeds into them, when young. I totally agree with lucas, on how he was right to tell this story at that time, and the human race, does need to keep telling these stories, so every other generation, gets a message such as this, to sow those ideas into there minds. It must be very interesting, to hear people like lucas, and spielberg talk. Considering what they have learnt, and how they understand, things that most just do not. Like he said, being a repeater is not something that will teach you much. Although its a skill, that is important in the world we have, its not a skill, that will lead to being creative. To understand humans, you have to just know things others do not. For what ever reason, most people are repeaters, and just cannot think outside the box, or maybe are afraid too.

[@40mes]

Well done. Thank you.

[@Sergeant_Camacho]

A visionary man...

[@SUBSYNDICATE]

this is such a pleasent interview.. no camera, only real talk

[@mikebasil4832]

Like George, I didn't do particularly well in school either because of my courage to think outside the box. Star Wars was an important inspiration for me and especially when I understood the ethics of the Force. Thank you, George, and may the Force be with you.

[@RaiseTheApple]

i think what should be highlighted here is how they described both trilogies; the original covered a myth on spirituality and the prequel was the myth of political downfall. essentially everyone in the prequel trilogy is a chess piece except palpatine, and then the original trilogy shows what love can do

[@antonius9]

I love this man so much. I consider him my mentor.

[@tomnorton4277]

George Lucas is a great man and a far better filmmaker, storyteller and person than Jar Jar Abrams will ever be.

[@stanz.5883]

Tom Norton you mean rian Johnson

[@grandmasteryoda3598]

Nah man Rian and JJ. I don’t care whether you like the prequel trilogy or not but fuck every person out there who made fun of Lucas. All it proves is that they have no respect for the franchise. JJ and Rian has terrible aspects. No thought, Love, storytelling or character development

[@stanz.5883]

Grand Master Yoda I just realized I commented to the wrong person, and you are right

[@rhythmjones]

That literally goes against what he said in this video. If you honor what George says you wouldn't disparage someone like that.

[@jkb1603]

Grand Master Yoda it’s honestly insulting to me as a long life Star Wars fan.

[@MilesBellas]

2:04 *I used to always think of mythology as a form of psychological archaeology*

[@kthx1138]

America is in desperate need of continuing to hear and learn from this message.

[@AMTFan1]

Agree here!

[@Wackaz]

"Politics is a big box, and you get squashed if you go outside the box." Brilliant!

[@dakanoa]

Just Thank you. To both of you. Greetings from the beautiful Bavaria germany

[@jackedNripped240]

I personally enjoy the prequels. they tell a great story regardless of choppy dialogue.

[@Сайтамен]

Dialogues also match to characters.

[@VibingMeike]

@@Сайтамен True, most of it is actually very character consistent if you think about it for 10 seconds

[@thethoughtcriminal8786]

I've always loved listening to Lucas. He is one of the few people I would love to just spend the afternoon talking about the world, Star Wars and Philosophy. I also wonder....did he vote for Trump....or Obama....or Hilary....he's a smart guy, so I think I know the answer.

[@tHeWasTeDYouTh]

he always voted democrat

[@mikelennon1243]

He's the most important and influential person in the history of film. We don't have modern films looking the way they do without George Lucas. Hundreds if not thousands of people contributed to the work at ILM, but George was the guy who took the chance and believed in it enough to start it. He constantly pushed the box wider and wider until his outside the box thinking became the norm. Literally a 10/10 human being.

[@JW-jg6vq]

This really shows why Star Wars is as popular as it is . The deeper meanings and lessons that Star Wars holds while also showing them in an amusing way unlike Holy texts

[@davidhimmelfahrt3732]

What do you think about Lord of the Rings?

[@TheUnalteredMyth]

Best George Lucas interview! Thank you so much! This is why he's my hero! I'm wearing a shirt with him on it right now!

[@RevivedRecords]

You should see the one he did at Mount Madonna and TeenInk😉 But this is also a legendary one

[@JonTopping]

He says all religions have taught us that God is love. Nope. That's specifically Christianity. In terms of positive influence VS negative influence, Christianity has had a massive positive influence, and is even the foundation for Western civilization as a whole, and is the source of some of the concepts we hold so dear, like that all humans are equal.

[@londonfog6654]

George Lucas is the man

[@dianamjackson]

Absolutely beautiful opinions and vision.

[@CloneShockTrooper]

Thank you George Lucas.

[@dreamguest3597]

9:50 I don't think I've heard him laugh before It's contagious

[@Elkaade]

Interesting, personally i always went though life like it was a mountain to climb. The higher i got the more uninterested i got. But lately i feel as if the heavens themselves opened up for me, things are getting much more interesting than ever before.

[@bjarczyk]

Beautiful.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

Although I have my disagreements with George Lucas, I must say he does an excellent job of storytelling and myth-making; his mythos about the Force is something Disney is doing its utmost to utterly *destroy*; they're replacing the Light Side and the Dark Side with this Grey Medium--it's like they're trying to get kids nowadays to live inside the coin instead of on either side of it! And Disney's storytelling? Terrible! TFA doesn't have any of the spirit Lucas' films were all imbued with.

[@gold3nrul311]

TLJ was 10 times worse... can we excise it from reality?

[@gold3nrul311]

giant corporations are not like people, they are agglomerations of tens of thousands of people driven solely by profit, zero altruism @@franklinzunge9382

[@mozart7820]

Love George Lucas. Top man

[@51lodb]

The most successful independent filmmaker today.

[@700Penguin]

George Lucas is Yoda, while J.J. Abrahams is Palpatine.

[@timy9197]

J J Abrahams is more of a storm trooper. He's a follower not a leader.

[@shillaryclinty8661]

+Ti My (InTD93) JJ is not even wampa

[@treystephens4490]

Spoorple jj wishes he was that cool.

[@tomnorton4277]

Kathleen Kennedy's more like Palpatine than Jar Jar Abrams. So is Bob Iger.

[@sailplanepilot1562]

No Cathleen Kennedy I s Palpatine!

[@มณีพรรณอ่อนหวาน-น4ฤ]

May the all mighty​ gods or the force always be with you, mr.George Lucas.

[@adammyers7383]

This is why anyone who uses Star Wars to justify insults, exclusion or any other kinds of cruelty can’t be called fans of the franchise, toxic or otherwise.

[@Deadman33777]

Man is genuinely a deep thinker and never knew about the interviews but I picked up on some of what he was putting down in the Star Wars themes and hearing him talk about it makes sense

[@borisfrlic]

I could listen to this man all day.

[@fujina7761]

GEORGE come back!!!

[@janovesakkestad7097]

Powerful stuff

[@thibaldus3]

Great interview.

[@Mihalyofficial]

George is an absolute genious. Im sure he channels and sees into higher dimensions, thats how he can write such amazing and powerful material. He just dumbs it down for the general public. But its one thing to have visions and insight, but to put this into an amazing story is really incredible.

[@erlanvillarreal2598]

He has an amazing mind

[@Dan-ky5es]

9:49 George's funny cackle.

[@jaulloa21]

Dan24 he’s a revolutionary with a silent temper.

[@ceijnakhan2502]

I have loved Star Wars for a while, especially the aspect of the Force. It absolutely fascinates me. It seems so real for me to a certain extent. I truly believe one could live life as a Jedi or Sith. Of course it’s not so black and white, but there are people in this world (and maybe others) who primarily use hate, pain, anger and power to fuel a lot of their decisions. Sometimes even willingly so. Same for love, compassion, happiness and empathy. Like Lucas said, all humans have these emotions and it is a daily battle between essentially good and evil. A Yin and Yang. The dark and the light. It is easier to lash out in anger, almost reactionary and even seductive to wish hate on those who have wronged you or simply disagree with you and your beliefs. But it takes great restraint and courage to acknowledge and nurture these emotions so they won’t control your thoughts and decisions. Much, much easier said than done. But I don’t think it’s supposed to be easy. That’s the weirdest thing about it. How easy it is to simply not give a damn about anything or anyone, to only serve one’s self, And how hard it is to be mindful of basically everything. But what do I know? I was born 20 years after the first movie came out, still very young in this confusing world. But in my short life the Force, God, Allah whatever you want to call it, has been there for me in my darkest times. I don’t know who will read this, but I wish you well. May the Force be with you all ❤️

[@Nicolas-uu3jr]

Thank You

[@chrisb4457]

It seems this interview was released March 7, 2012 in Sirus Radio. Important, as he states he was hoping they wouldn't be in the mess they are in now.

[@tHeWasTeDYouTh]

what mess was 2012, Obama was doing really good and he voted for him>??

[@dynjarren7523]

I like his philosophical views. Maybe it’s not as bad as we think. He’s talking about accepting the reality of death and an ending. Everything ends so it’s better to accept that reality. Fighting it or worrying about it does you no good. It’s almost the Buddhist philosophy. All life is suffering, desire and want cause pain, and sometimes there’s joy or happiness but it’s fleeting. It doesn’t last. All things must pass. Change is constant. There’s nothing you can do about that. So just accept it and go with the flow. We are all floating down a river towards the River Styx.

[@VibingMeike]

Funny thing is, I think that he was trying to tell us that with Anakin: he couldn't let go of the people that he loved, he didn't want things to change, he did everything to prevent his loved ones from dying. That lead to him eventually killing his own love, and he eventually changed everything himself. Ironic...

[@oceanswav8028]

True gems from George

[@adancewithgod]

I love his sense of purpose with his art

[@Fnelrbnef]

"I always used to think of mythology as a form of psychological archeology" 🔥

[@leejaymarsh9021]

God george talks so much class. He is a very clear guy. This is why his star wars films are brilliant. Buy back stsr wars george please x

[@JJSR_99]

Glad he knows what impact his art has had on billions of people all around the globe

[@Leonlloyd12]

why is there always a weird sound in the background of every george lucas interview?

[@phantomfire8228]

2:02

[@BarrickMacready]

I can truly respect him for all he has done ONLY AFTER listening to him talk about his life and accomplisments and vision. also he HATED hollywood, which is full of Witchs and warlocks.

[@AMTFan1]

Disney is evil! I'm somehow glad to see them sink today, even tough it's bad for their employees...

[@ambrosiaplatypus]

0:25 - 1:47 George Lucas explains the entire Lightside vs Darkside concept,

[@asap5629]

rare genuinely nice guy thats also a genius

[@matthewgaudet4064]

I will always love his films and i will never forgive what Disney has done.

[@youngknowledgeseeker]

I can if they just let him make the sequels they way he wants...

[@bradengeason]

good interview but, needs to be faster and more intense

[@JarJarAbrams]

+Geason It's already edited from a 30 minutes interview. George has always interesting things to say but has a tendency to drift.

[@JamesCarmichael]

+Geason It's stylistically designed to be that way.

[@benjaminklapp9686]

I got the pun, lol. Faster and more intense.

[@douglasstephens6693]

Geason - HAAAA thank you for the laugh FTW

[@kronos251]

Fiteme lol. good one.

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

God bless this man.

[@maxxx2k]

Incredible

[@samgilley3160]

I criticize alot of George's decisions regarding his handling of Star Wars. But I respect the hell out of him.

[@rlbarnes1328]

A prophet is rarely appreciated in their own time.

[@SomeGuy-em1pn]

I guess all I'd say is that the definition of "good" that Lucas gives, the notion of selflessness of the individual in society, essentially the notion of having a society at all (as opposed to an independent collection of individuals) is basically mired in self interest, because people figured out long ago that they tend to fare better in a group than they do on their own. So hs dichotomy falls down a little there, or at the very least blurs considerably.

[@galesx95]

Some Guy not true, it is not self interest to work togheter for a better living.. What do you think would happen if this wasn't in their interest? we would all be extinct by now, luckily some living in caves still.

[@mr.safensound4238]

We can live lonely, selfish and alone, like the spider in her web. Or work together and build something special, and that continues to give good to everyone and everything around it. Like the bees in the bee hive. The bee society not only develops the hive, it also gives honey. One pound of which came from pollination of over 2 million flowers! matteroftrust.org/20-amazing-honey-bee-facts/ Which are we, the spiders or the bees?

[@Geovrz]

Inspirational

[@shopliftfilms]

The true knowledge. 13:19-13:36

[@rabumalal]

The choice was made in favor of storytelling, that shows but is an amazing thing as well, this dude elaborated on the fall of a democracy into tyranny, guerilla warfare, temptation, fall from grace and it's comeback, the depiction of ultimate evil, and family generational trauma healing into movies rated for kind.