Aseel Ghandourah Rebekah Velazquez World Religions - RES 102 George Lucas's Star War: A New Hope Introduction Episode IV of “Star War” entitled "A New Hope" was a 1977 epic opera film directed and written by one George Lucas. The episode's plot begins 19 years after the formation of the Galactic Empire. Luke Skywalker (Hamill) meets Obi – Wan Kenobi and soon thrust into a struggle of the Rebel Alliance. For many years, Obi has lived in the desert of Tatooine in total seclusion. Obi begins to train
The main title music to the Star Wars films is probably the most recognizable cue in film music history. Ever since its 1977 debut in Episode IV: A New Hope, it has remained enduringly popular among filmgoers of all ages and no doubt played a substantial role in catapulting sales of the film’s soundtrack to over four million copies after its initial release. With its opening orchestral blast, John Williams’ famous cue tells us that we are in for is a tale that is larger than life, something extraordinary
The purpose of the blog is to conduct analysis on the first teaser of Star Wars: The Force Awakens released on November 28, 2014. In the ninety second trailer, each frame is loaded with content that may or may be observed while watching it on the first time. The task of this is to provide the reader with hints as to what may happen in this film. It should be mentioned that the reader is expected to have prerequisite knowledge regarding previous Star Wars films to understand some of the jargon and
Roy 1 Gregory Roy Ms. Julia Horigan ENC 1102 Jedi Force Beliefs and Principles One of the most noted aspects of star wars is the journeys, the beliefs, and principles that happen throughout the movie. Struggle in the Jedi life causes turmoil and adversity between rival war lords which spreads throughout the core worlds. George Lucas the creator of star wars created the story line based on power, evil, and beliefs. “Jedi’s are trained to become sensitive to the Force's energy, fluctuations, and disturbances”
This essay is speaking about the movie “Star Wars”, and it`s main character Luke Skywalker. In the movie, Luke is living on a different planet as a farmer his aunt Beru and his uncle Owen Lars. Luke had always wanted to join the troops. Eventually he had a call from the rebels, to save the galaxy from any disaster. Luke ended up joining the troops and became a hero. Following the hero motif structure, Luke’s journey starts when his uncle and aunty are killed. He is filled with rage and
Music Film Analysis Terence Reynolds Abstract The aim of this write up is to analysis film music and understand the ways it interacts with onscreen media. I am to select a favourite piece of music that accompanies onscreen media and analysis how the music functions with the visuals. Movie Scene Star Wars Episode VI Scene: Luke Skywalker v.s Darth Vader Year: 1983 Director: Richard Marquand Music By: John Williams Darth Vader stalks the area beneath the throne in a low lit area in search for Luke
say "redshirt," "beam me up," "exterminate," or "bigger on the inside," chances are you were talking to a fan of Star Trek or Doctor Who. As two of the longest-running and arguably the most popular science fiction television series of all time, these shows may, at first glance, seem very much alike. However, despite their superficial similarities, a closer look at both Doctor Who and Star Trek reveals many differences between each show's premise, setting, and protagonist. The first difference, and
Star Wars (1977) is one of the world’s most successful films of all time. It has made a terrific impact on popular culture since its release. Furthermore, Star Wars changed the narrative and aesthetic style of future Hollywood films. Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, illustrates how cinema has evolved when compared to films like: Fred Ott’s Sneeze. Ultimately, this essay will explain the historical steps that led to the making of Star Wars and describe the films place in history in the point of views
I enjoyed nothing more than running around and playing Star Wars. The thrill of taking out imaginary Storm Troopers and bounty hunters was the most captivating activity as a young child. Star Wars is probably the first influential movie that I experienced, considering my parents claiming that I began watching the movies when I first came home from the hospital. As a result, Star Wars has had a permanent impact on my life. Without Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings, the text I am analyzing, I
of every year, fanboys and fangirls across the galaxy celebrate Star Wars Day. But, a look into the Star Wars universe shows that the republic government made some intriguing decisions from a political point of view. One of the smaller decisions, yet one of the most influential ones, was a slight shift in their military tactics with the addition of some Clone Troopers. This enactment opened the door to what is known as the Clone Wars, one of the largest conflicts in galactic records, topped only by