Star Wars is more than a movie, it’s a vessel that instantly transports you back to a specific time period in your life.  When people speak of a romanticism for film they’re often speaking about the movies they grew up with that helped transform them into who they are today.  Star Wars is exactly that for a multitude of people across the globe.  So much so that it’s now taken on a culture of its own.  Which is why when fans (including myself) first heard the rumblings of a new trilogy being made we couldn’t help but feel a little skeptical.  We’ve been burned by George Lucas before with his ill-fated attempt to launch a prequel series that was mostly met with distaste.  Gone were characters with heart, gorgeous art direction. awe-inspiring sets and the sense of magic that kept those first three movies alive.  Instead they were replaced with…