Other: I wouldn't punch him because I still respect him for all he has done, but he must be stopped. It's time for him to take a nice, long break. In the back of my van. With the Bobba Fett dolls.
Hand shake for helping create some of my most beloved series then segueing into a kick to the daddy bag for chiseling away at them over the course of decades.
I would either punch him on the man uterus.
Or, Invite him onto the nearest porch or stoop that has at least 5 stairs. Then I would punch him in the balls, pants him, and push him back down the stairs. When he screams in pain "WHY?"
I'll say "You know why." Then I'll walk away.
I shake his hand and thank him for movies 4-6 with my right hand. And I do that, I give him a left straight for the crap he's put us through with movies 1-3.
I probably wouldn't notice George Lucas unless he approaches me. I probably wouldn't say anything unless he wanted a conversation or something, otherwise I'd just let him mind his own business.
Ignore him, of course. Celebrities are people too and very few of them can stand being hassled in the street by idiot fans. Let the poor guy have his personal space. If you want an autograph, go to a convention. If you want to punch him in the face, then go home and slit your wrists, assuming you haven't done so already.
I'd shake his hand and thank him. For all of the unfortunate directions the franchise has taken recently, the original movies that Lucas made are amazing, and gave rise to many other amazing pieces of media. Star Wars was a major part of my childhood and had a huge influence on me and the person I am today. I love Star Wars, and I don't think anything can change that. George Lucas is the man that started it all, and so deserves my respect.
Yell at him and tell him to make a 7, 8, and 9, along with a Battlefront 3 that stays along the lines of 1 instead of the somewhat more boring 2, (I liked 1 over 2)
As much as I hate some of the crap he's done, I'd nerd out, say say something incomprehensible, mutter a bunch and try to get over my anxiety problems to say "Hi, OMG lightsaberz, may the force be with you!" Or some crap, I'm horrendously awkward...
I would make a mental note of how I saw George Lucas that day. I don't care about the changes he's made, because I don't care much about the original Star Wars trilogy. The prequels I haven't even seen.
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