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” (Beyer). The Jedi beliefs
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
Star Wars: A New Hope By: Nicole Wright Tuesday, October 14th, 2014. Throughout the movie Star Wars, there are many examples evident in the plot, characters and setting that connect with the romance archetype. To begin with, Luke Skywalker lives on a farm with his Aunt and Uncle. His Uncle buys C3PO and R2D2 from Jawas. It is after that Luke recieves a distress call from Princess Leia. He is hesitant to go at first but when Lukes home is burned, killing his Aunt and Uncle; He humbly accepets
Jabba the Hutt. The Star Wars franchise has been at the forefront of pop culture for a very long time and will most likely stay in viewers’ hearts for years to come. However, its lesser known parody, Spaceballs, is far less of a household name. Coming out in the late 80’s, Spaceballs only received 38.1 million USD compared to A New Hope with 775.4 million USD ( ). Although Spaceballs is a parody of Star Wars, both movies have unique qualities that set them apart. The original Star Wars trilogy follows
In a galaxy far far away...Star Wars, a new myth for our time. It’s a classic hero quest myth but told in a whole new way. Life and death, the Empire and the rebellion. Star Wars is filled with lessons and mythological figures. It also fills the four functions that myths, both old and new, have. Hero quest myths have been around for a long time. Star Wars came along when people were in need for a new hero quest myth. It is a clash between good and evil in new world circumstances. Luke Skywalker
Until this year, I did not know anything of Carl Jung’s theories of Psychology. Knowing these compelling arguments now brings certain everyday experiences to different level. This has been done by his Archetypes through movies like Star Wars in the Original Trilogy, The Phantom Menace, and the trailers for The Force Awakens. When I thought of Archetypes before learning of Jung, I thought of the typical layout of an adventure story. This would have a hero with some sort of distinguishable trait
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