Is Star Wars more popular than Harry Potter?
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Is Star Wars more popular than Harry Potter?
Harry Potter is not more famous. Harry Potter is real close, but Star Wars is the winner with a $8.55 billion while Harry Potter comes in with $8.53 billion (as of 2018).
What is the most popular Star Wars relationship?
Star Wars: 10 Best Unforgettable Relationships
- 1 Han And Leia.
- 2 Luke And Darth Vader.
- 3 R2-D2 And C-3PO.
- 4 Han And Chewbacca.
- 5 Din Djarin And Grogu.
- 6 Obi-Wan And Anakin.
- 7 Finn And Poe.
- 8 Padme And Anakin.
Who is the best Star Wars couple?
Star Wars: 10 Best Romances Only Comic Fans Know About
- 3 Dr.
- 4 Han Solo and Sana Starros.
- 5 Han Solo and Salla Zend.
- 6 Dr.
- 7 Lobot and Chanath Cha.
- 8 Luke Skywalker and Prithi of Chalacta.
- 9 Kit Fisto and Aayla Secura.
- 10 Princess Leia Organa & Prince Kaspar of Arrochar.
Can Jedis fall in love?
25 Fall In Love This is the most well-known of the Jedi rules. Love leads to attachment and attachment leads to strong emotions, which are the path to the Dark Side of the Force. Because of this, Jedi are forbidden to fall in love…which doesn’t stop Anakin Skywalker from falling in love with Padmé.
What is Star Wars really about?
Star Wars was many things: a love story, a political drama, and a space opera with lots of fancy spaceships. It was simply about a boy named Anakin who just wanted to do right by his mom and fight with the good guys.
Can You summarize the love of Star Wars for non-fans?
We’ve updated and re-published this feature just for you. The odds of summarizing the collective love of three generations of Star Wars fans into a 1,300-word article for non-fans are 3,720:1, but someone has to try.
Can any Star Wars movie match the feeling of watching the original?
No Star Wars movie can hope to completely match the feeling of watching the original trilogy, simply because you’re no longer a child but a grown up who knows Chewie is a man in a suit and that you’ve probably missed your chance to grow up to be an intergalactic bounty hunter.
Why can’t we wrap our heads around Star Wars?
We couldn’t wrap their heads around the concepts of universal love, equity and fairness in a fictional world and how Star Wars was a mirror to a society that itself almost succumb to the Dark Side in 1943.