> Give them some true classics like Spartacus or Orson Welles and they are more intrigued. I don't think your proof works as well as you expect. Counterpoint:

> Give them some true classics like Spartacus or Orson Welles and they are more intrigued. I don't think your proof works as well as you expect. Counterpoint: pick a random person, tell them to watch Citizen Kane, and tell them that it's "the greatest film ever made". I think they will have... opinions about that title. On a quick search, "A new hope" has higher audience ratings that "Citizen Kane" in IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic. The original trilogy is not perfect, but it definitely is a true classic under any definition of the term.