** COMPLETELY UNAUTHORIZED ** Debates on the authenticity of the "Star Wars" franchise and the hero-or-villain status of George Lucas are at the heart of these essays by bestselling science-fiction authors. The incredible popularity of the movies has led to the formation of strong emotions within the science fiction community on the strengths and flaws of the films, exemplified here by David Brin's attacks and Matthew Woodring Stover's defense of the movies. This intense examination of the epic works addresses a broad range of issues--from politics, religion, and the saga's overall logic to the impact of the series on bookshelf space as well as science-fiction film. The question "Is George Lucas a hero for bringing science fiction to a mass audience or a villain who doesn't understand the genre he's working for?" is discussed before a final "Judge's Verdict" on the greatness--or weakness--of the franchise is reached.
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