Star Wars 7 Analysis

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I watched the movie Star Wars 7. There are many unique concepts that make up a movie. Some of those include: good and bad characters, setting, plot and other unique feature This paper is about the special effects used in Star Wars.
One thing that I noticed was that the landscape felt like the actors and actresses were actually there. For example, the place where Ray lived was all desert and it looked really realistic. Overall, the landscape was pretty well done. I couldn't tell if it was done at the real place or a green screen. It impacted the movie in a positive way because it made everything look bigger and brought the viewer in. Another thing that I noticed was visuals for the blasters. How they looked was really realistic, but

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