"The degree of impact varies a lot from person to person and particular schedule."

Exactly why this study is a bunch of hooey. There's no link to the study, but he seems to claim that his findings affect everyone equally.

Huh, not seeing that. The caption links work, so thanks for that, but I'm not seeing any embeds. Turned off my ad blocker to no avail. I blame Donald Trump.

Here's a couple more - Harry (and the Hendersons) is Bigfoot, who's been around since the mid-60's. Lost in Space had a robot sidekick in 1965. The novel, 'Cyborg' was published in 1972 and was the basis for The Six Million Dollar Man (1973) which predates Luke's cybernetic hand by seven years.

To be fair, if you asked filmmakers who were kids when Star Wars came out (i.e. J.J. Abrams), of course they'll say it was influential, but some of the choices on the poster seem to suggest that Star Wars was completely original and unlike anything that came before it. Even George Lucas has said otherwise.

Exactly, so why give all the credit to Star Wars? That's not to say Star Wars didn't have an impact, but to imply those story elements are the main influence of everything that came after them is just plain wrong. Some of them even pre-date Star Wars.