Memes Are Helping People Learn To Love The ‘Star Wars' Prequels

Let's be honest: Every line or frame in Starwars can be memed. Speaking of the passing away of Anakin Skywalker, the moment where Luke sees his father in the flesh has always stuck with us. Known as Darth Vader in the rest of the movies, one of the most distinctive aspects of the character was the breathing apparatus that allowed him to live.

But hey, when you think about it, C3-PO managed to pass by as a droid for a long time when he got mixed up in a droid factory during one of the movies. Now This Is Podracing is a memorable quote uttered by the character Anakin Skywalker (played by Jake Lloyd) in the 1999 science fiction film Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace, the fourth installment of the space opera film series Star Wars.

While I must admit I think The Force Awakens, and The Last Jedi are perfectly fine titles for Star Wars films, no matter who you are Star Wars and how well you do you can never please everybody. So in the interest of having a laugh here are 30 Hilarious Star Wars Memes That Would Even Make Darth Vader Laugh.

With the recent resurgence of Star Wars mania with The Force Awakens in 2015, and the highly anticipated Star Wars: Episode IX in 2019, it looks like fans are continuing to come out in force (get it?) every year with new May the Fourth be with you” material to keep to the meme machines going strong.

Our love of Star Wars allowed us to put together this list of 20 Star Wars Memes That Prove The Movies Make No Sense. Yeah, every time in every movie in which this guy has appeared as Darth Vader, they played that theme song, and it got entrenched into our heads so bad that we cannot even think about one without the other.

It's hard to imagine Kylo Ren ever supplanting Darth Vader as the top Sith, or even coming close for that matter. This might not be an issue for the characters who took part in the Star Wars. Okay, this doesn't have much to do with Star Wars other than the fact that one of the Empire's AT-AT is getting blown up. But this savage meme managed to tie Star Wars culture to one of the cornerstones of contemporary North American life.