It's no accident that "Star Wars" Day is celebrated on May 4. Anyone who is a fan of the series ... Well, as fans have come to realize, the phrase can sound a lot like "May the 4th be with you ...

(Why May 4, you ask? Why, it's right there in ... beloved to generations since George Lucas' original 1977 "Star Wars," which means a lot of ways to get your "May the 4th" on.

While the original movie from 1977 was originally titled simply "Star Wars", it was later amended to be known as Star Wars: Episode 4 – A New Hope ... makes a whole lot more sense here.

The unofficial holiday grew organically as a way for fans to celebrate the "Star Wars" movieverse as May the 4th sounds a lot like "May the ... to office on May 4, 1979, two years after "Star ...