The only thing I’m curious about is… what’s the NEXT level? Bear vs. Darth Vader at Pentacost? Tongues of fire? Or… light sabers over their heads?

Haha. I am going to print a copy of this. I love it.

“Not me Mama, I drawed a Darth Maul.” – winner for March 8, 2010 quote of the day.

[quote from my coworker]
“What do you expect?

I watched an interview with Liam Neeson, aka Qui-Gon Jinn, where the interview had paralleled all of the main Phantom Menace characters with bible references.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_wars_1

There are many Christian and Biblical references in the film, such as the appearance of Darth Maul, whose design draws heavily from traditional depictions of the Christian Devil, complete with red skin and horns.[104] The Star Wars film cycle features a similar religious narrative involving Anakin Skywalker, a “chosen one” conceived of a virgin birth, who is tempted to join the Sith. This action seemingly prevents him from fulfilling his duty as the “chosen one”—the individual prophesied to destroy the Sith. The inspiration behind the story of the “virgin birth” parallels a concept developed by Joseph Campbell and his work on The Hero with a Thousand Faces, the same work that heavily influenced Lucas in his writing of the original Star Wars trilogy.”