Lord Helmet attempts to defeat Lone Star in a duel of Schwartz sabers. ... Lord Helmet portrays him in Space Balls. ... Lord Helmet turns to the next group and asks, "How about you?" ... Not made from an actual sword, the Schwartz saber comes from a ring. ... Lord Helmet comments, "You have the ring, and I see your Schwartz is as BIG as mine. ...
Addition to this I will recount the similarities between the 1954 John Ronald Reuel Tolkien novel, The Lord of the Rings and Lucas" motion picture Star Wars: A New Hope. ... Perhaps the most compared mediums of this era are Lord of the Rings and Star Wars, and this may be due to the overwhelming popularity of both. ... It seems likely that what he had learned from writing The Hobbit and from reading Beowulf through the lenses of Middle-earth, Tolkien gave us The Lord of the Rings." ... (Winkler 2001: 272) But Lucas" characters cause one to notice the similiarities with Lord of the Rings. ...
Princess Leia represents the good damsel that is held captive by the evil lord, Darth Vader. ... Because of this, he is wanted by the Empire for smuggling, but he also has a bounty on his head from the crime ring for not paying his debts. ... The scene which stands out the most is when a commander of the Empire questions the ways of lord Vader. ... The commander replies with "Don't try to frighten us with your sorcererous ways, lord Vader... ... As he is choking the commander, lord Vader says "I find your lack of faith disturbing." ...
The ancient archetypal hero is commonly measured by the UR-archetype scale, which was created by Lord Raglan in the 1930's (Kitaguchi). ... Even popular media which are considered to have drawn heavily from mythology and the hero-quest, like Star Wars, Harry Potter and the Lord of the Rings trilogy, tend to score low. ...
