I had deleted my previous post as non constructive. Apparently however I have reached an age where I am in an extremely rare and elite group. A 68 year old American male who has never seen that movie or any of its iterations. I guess one day I shall have to. So I have decided to put it on my list as #1. Right after watching oil base paint drying and a golf tournament. Defiling fine photographic vintage photographic gear for transient causes is heresy.
As someone who is slightly older than you, I can only say: "you should see the movies - at least the initial trilogy" and "you missed out"
They are full of references that have entered into the modern vernacular, and familiarity with them will help with understanding a lot that is everyday now.
They also led to a huge improvements to Kodak's bottom line, because Kodak sold a lot of motion picture film as a result of them.
They are also entertaining adventure stories, and their quite amazing (for the time) use of special effects is marvelous to see - at least if one is a fan of the craft of cinema.
The light sabre from a Graflex flash accessory thing? Just a piece of DIY ingenuity that someone from the prop department came up with that ignited the fascination of fans.
May the Force Be With You!