An interesting story from EW where they found some guy who has apparently living in a hole and who had never seen any of the Star Wars movies. Ever. Anyway, he sits down and watches the Star Wars saga for the first time. The interesting thing is that he watches the movies in the order in which George Lucas says they should be watched, that is, chronologically.
I've thought about this before, and I believe that this is the wrong way to watch the movies. In my opinion they should be viewed in the order which they were made, that is Episodes IV-VI first, and then Episodes I-III. Watching the movies in chronological order (EP I-VI) holds no surprises at all. No "I'm you're father", no Yoda or sister surprise, nothing. even the Emperor comes off a bit lame in Return of the Jedi after you've seen him fight with a lightsaber and him Dooku and throw around force lightning in Episodes II and III.
So, in the future when I introduce my younglings (nothing to report yet... this is not hint-dropping) to Star Wars, I'll be popping in the holographic memory cube (for sure that's what's going to be hot in the future right?) for A New Hope and we'll work our way from there....
P.S. Since we're in the subject of Star Wars, here's neat Photoshop contest from the always amazing Worth1000, it's Star Wars characters based on celebrities.