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Star Wars: The Force Awakens opens on Thursday. Obi-Wan Hates AKA Force Push started as a YTMND fad using an exploitable scene taken from the 1999 film Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. One more for all those haters who just can't seem to get behind what "The Mouse" is doing to the Star Wars franchise and would relish the opportunity to see an angry Wookie get after JJ Abrams and the rest of team over at Disney.

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.

Of course, it may help if you become the one of most powerful Jedis of all time, like Master Obi-Wan Kenobi did, but even if you don't I'm sure watching the moves of the great General and tactician you will learn a thing or two about the ways of the force.

The basic order goes: IV, V, II, III, VI. Starting with A New Hope though The Empire Strikes Back, then play Attack Star Wars of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith as essentially an extended flashback after The Reveal of Luke's parentage, showing how that happened.

The question was partially answered in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge Of The Sith when Sidious told Anakin that the Sith had the power to prevent his loved ones from dying. Behind all of the movies, spin-offs and reboots, there is a core cast of beloved characters (and some not so beloved, in the case of Jar Jar Binks).

Star Wars Memes are the masterpieces of hardcore Star Wars fans. With films as big as these, there sure are plenty of Star Wars memes around. Now fans are putting lens flare over all sorts of Star Wars art. Lastly, poor Anakin meant to bring balance to the force but instead met the business end of Obi-Wan's lightsaber.