The Late Movies: Retro Star Wars

Star Wars holds up pretty well no matter what era you put it in. Oh yeah, I know "A long time ago..." but that's just the story. What if we were to set the movies into another period of Hollywood history?
The Empire Strikes Back (Silently)
This video by Venezuelan filmmaker nehomar2005 has been making a stir on the internet this week, possibly because it depicts The Empire Strikes Back, which is widely considered to be the best of the six Star Wars films. However, there are a lot of retro versions of the Star Wars stories we can enjoy, including more from the silent film era.
Silent Star Wars
This one from neonstudtz was made about four years ago, featuring scenes from all three movies of the original trilogy, in little over a minute. And there are many more to come.
Droid Soup
YouTube user bombblastmen made two episodes of a silent Star Wars film. The second part is:
Steamboat Jedi
The Sword of Light
By Davis Li-Jen Lin. It's a martial arts vampire spaghetti western fan film done on a tight budget. This is the story of how the first light saber came about, 6,000 years before the battle of Naboo. That is definitely "a long time ago"! There's also a sequel.
The Story of Luke and Leia
From YouTube user lizzylizzy1. She also did silent films on the relationship between Obi-wan and Anakin and Anakin and Padmé.
A New Hope
Also by lizzylizzy1.
Hitler's Imperial March
If there's anything scarier than the evil Empire, it's history. Here, the ominous Imperial March perfectly accompanies footage of Nazi Germany.
Space Knights
On a lighter note, this movie recalls the adventure serials of the 1930s.
Imperial Propaganda Reel
A recruitment tool for the Empire.
The Empire Strikes Back 1950
Produced as if it were a 1950s 3D film. From master editor Ivan Guerrero.