May the Fourth Be With You: Star Wars' Legacy Lives On
Tomorrow, May 4th, is National Star Wars Day. It’s about as official as an unofficial holiday can be. Once just a silly little pun, the wordplay on the most famous
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Tomorrow, May 4th, is National Star Wars Day. It’s about as official as an unofficial holiday can be. Once just a silly little pun, the wordplay on the most famous
May the 4th be with you: The first film, later retitled, "Star Wars: A New Hope" was a mere 121 minutes, two hours of intergalactic fun. This week, counting the series finale of "Star Wars: Bad Batch," Disney+ boasts 14-thousand minutes of Star Wars content. That adds up to nearly 10 full days of continuous viewing to get through the 234 hours of adventures, not counting the controversial "Star Wars Holiday Special."
May the 4th be with you: The first film, later retitled, "Star Wars: A New Hope" was a mere 121 minutes, two hours of intergalactic fun. This week, counting the series finale of "Star Wars: Bad Batch," Disney+ boasts 14-thousand minutes of Star Wars content. That adds up to nearly 10 full days of continuous viewing to get through the 234 hours of adventures, not counting the controversial "Star Wars Holiday Special."
May the 4th be with you: The first film, later retitled, "Star Wars: A New Hope" was a mere 121 minutes, two hours of intergalactic fun. This week, counting the series finale of "Star Wars: Bad Batch," Disney+ boasts 14-thousand minutes of Star Wars content. That adds up to nearly 10 full days of continuous viewing to get through the 234 hours of adventures, not counting the controversial "Star Wars Holiday Special."
May the 4th be with you: The first film, later retitled, "Star Wars: A New Hope" was a mere 121 minutes, two hours of intergalactic fun. This week, counting the series finale of "Star Wars: Bad Batch," Disney+ boasts 14-thousand minutes of Star Wars content. That adds up to nearly 10 full days of continuous viewing to get through the 234 hours of adventures, not counting the controversial "Star Wars Holiday Special."