What would you change in Star Wars?

I'd most definitely change the hairstyle of princess Leia. How can you run all over the galaxy and fight and shoot when you spend 4 hours/day doing your hair? And in the end, it's not even a good hairstyle, it's too traditional and makes her look weak and vulnerable. Besides, she already had a round face, so those things that looked like a ram's horns - not a good idea. I think that would be the only thing I'd change

I wouldn't say killing the kids made Anakin unable to ever be a good person again. He did not do it for the fun of it, but mainly in a kind of mindless haze of obedience towards the emperor. I hated that scene, too, but I think they put that in there to show how much control the emperor had over Anakin- so much that he would be able to do so many unthinkable, horrible things. I would change a few things from episode three. I didn't like how Anakin became whiny and insecure then all of sudden- like the emperor flipped the switch- he was pure evil. There didn't seem to be a smooth transition from being good to being evil. Also, I would have changed how they developed Padame/Amidala. She was strong and sort of independent in the first two films, then she became sort of a weakling in the third.

None, I love the movie as it is. I think the killing of children was done to depict the evilness of the dark side. It is a very hideous act and that's what the dark side is - pure evil. People rarely cringe if someone kills a man especially if they're soldiers fighting on different sides. But when someone kills children, it's a different thing altogether. But on hindsight, I think I would do away with the Gungans. Well, probably not the whole race of Gungans. Just the character of Jar Jar Binks. I'm not too fond of him.

Any sickness of the mind can be corrected under the right influences. And I don't think Anakin was inherently bad to begin, just used when the circumstances were right, and if I recall correctly, Darth Vader wasn't the nicest of guys, and the only good thing he did, was Kill the person that corrupted him whilst he was young. As for changing the movies, I think they did a stand up job, and everything that was needed for the understanding was included, mind you, I have never read the books. Sincerely and With Appreciation.

Star Wars is not exactly wholesome. Some parts should not be there. Example the deaths of Luke's foster parents. Even some of the Galactic Empire characters are really boring.

I disagree. Anakin was just reckless. He had what a lot of us have inside ourselves which is internal conflict. His questions and doubts surfaced at his weakest emotional time. This is when the emperor took advantage of this and brainwashed him. With age and a clearer mind; thoughts and emotions change and we arent the same person we were before. Even though Vader was a bad guy, he did have a heart. If he didnt he would have killed Luke and his sister when he had the opportunities to. Many if not all of us do bad things when we are younger, does that mean it will translate to you always being like that? No. I did a lot of dumb things when i was younger. Some of i even regret. But you cant judge people from the past. Its one of the biggest fallacies in human judgement.

There are so many changes that could have been made to star wars that would have changed the story in so many ways. i would have let anakin's wife live instead of allowing her to die. I think it would have changed the kind of man anakin would turn out to be.

Well,keep in mind that he was partially (maybe more, my memory is iffy) responsible for and entire planet - millions of people - being destroyed in the original Star Wars movie. Killing the kids was the first evil thing he did, but it was hardly the only. I would change a lot of things about the prequels - I think there could have been better ways for the movies to depict his slide into evil. As it is it sort of came across like "oh, I'm evil now". But evil can be redeemed - with the prequels in mind that's pretty much the final message of the story and I think there's some truth to it.