Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope

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    The Freeza Saga Analysis

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    Saiyan Saga serves as the catalyst for the Departure act; Goku and his friends need to travel into outer space to the planet Namek to bring their comrades killed by the saiyans back to life, including the creator of the dragon balls. This need to find new dragon balls creates the Call to Adventure. The Refusal of the Call stage Campbell saw as "essentially a refusal to give up what one takes to be one's interest" and a conscious rejection of the call by the hero (Campbell, 55). Goku's refusal is…

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    it is considered a cult classic by many moviegoers. In terms of science fiction movies, it ranks highly on many lists and represents what critics consider to be a pioneering way of storytelling. It tells the narrative of a dystopian future. In this new reality, machines rule the world and are harnessing humans as an energy source. The humans are plugged in to a virtual reality which is popularly referred to as the Matrix in the movie. The protagonist, Neo, is awaked from this virtual reality and…

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    other mortal wear’” (13,299, 454-457). Athena helps protect Odysseus by changing the way he looks and dresses, so the people on the island don’t know his true identity. Athena helps guide and protect Odysseus on is journey back home. In Star Wars; a New Hope, Ben Kenobi mentors Luke Skywalker on his journey to becoming a Jedi and fighting against the empire. The empire has taken over the galaxy and the rebels are…

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    The movie titled Inception was produced in 2010, and it captured many viewers as being one of the best fantasy and science fiction of the years. Christopher Nolan was the producer and director of the film. He also fully participated in its script writing. The movie's storyline and script development were Christopher Nolan's ideas from 2001. According to Christopher Nolan, the movie was themed around lucid dreaming and incubation of dreams that brought up visions of an existence whereby…

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    used to form personalities. The influence that Star Wars has on people’s lives is so massive, that there’s a celebration in Florida every year to commemorate that inspiration. When it comes down to it, Star Wars inspires more creativity and more imagination than any other movie franchise on the face of the Earth.. Culture has been rocked hard by the Star Wars universe, with the unintentional birth of many daily things to come from it. If the Star Wars franchise hadn’t been created, our lives…

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    George Lucas Star Wars

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    Throughout history there are significant moments that will shape and impact the future. Whether it be a war influencing politics, or an athlete changing the game of his or her sport, these moments can take place anywhere and at any time. For the film industry, one of the most important and groundbreaking films ever made was Star Wars, directed by George Lucas. Star Wars instantly became one of the most popular films once released, creating a fanbase that will continue for many generations. Lucas…

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    Shaping the Galaxy: Jedi vs Sith In the Star Wars universe there is something known as The Force. The force flows through all beings and certain individuals can command The Force to provide them abilities normal people don’t have. Those gifted with the force chose between following the light or the darkside, followers of the light are called Jedi and followers of the dark are known as Sith. These orders are very similar but also different in some key ways. Both the Jedi and Sith are orders…

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    The Dark Knight Trilogy (“Batman Begins”, “The Dark Knight” and “The Dark Knight Rises”) This Batman reboot was directed by Christopher Nolan and stars Christian Bale, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Michael Caine, Tom Hardy and the late Heath Ledger. The Dark Knight trilogy shows us the side of Bruce Wayne we did not see in the previous Batman series. 4. The “Toy Story” Trilogy ("Toy Story", "Toy…

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    completely somber, but the bits of humor throughout the film balanced it out well. Throughout the film, there was a lot of anti-Nazi symbolism, and some religious humor, which added to the plot of the story. I like how every scene is filled with a new piece of information, and the constant action kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. The special effects throughout this movie are astonishing for a film that was created in 1981. It is obvious when model planes are used and the death…

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    stereotypical traits to woman, Star Wars: The Force Awakens challenged these misrepresentations. The main character of the film was Rey, who was depicted as a strong, capable and brave woman. She is one of the few developed female characters in the Star Wars series, excluding the extended…

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