Like most people my age, I grew up with the Star Wars trilogy. The first time I went trick or treating I was Darth Vader and from then on my room became a Star Wars shine. My parents thought I was wasting my time and money on such an idle hobby. Little did they know that one of my dreams would come true. Star Wars has finally gained acceptance as a work of art more than twenty years after its original release. The museum exhibit, Star Wars: The Magic of Myth, was one of the most viewed exhibits ever at the Smithsonian Institution. I was fortunate enough to see the exhibit when it came to the San Diego Museum of Art. It compared Star Wars to classic mythology and especially the hero's journey. .
In order to truly appreciate Star Wars as a work of art one must understand the symbolism and the meaning of its many remarkable sayings. The most meaningful one for me was "Do or do not, there is no try," which was said by Yoda the sagacious Jedi Master. I did not realize its true importance until I had an incident in basketball where Yoda's advice could have really helped me. I had just come back from a month long injury and the coach asked me if I was ready to play and I replied, "I"ll try." Then the coach screamed back "Try! That's not good enough! Sit down!" Suddenly I remembered Yoda's saying and realized that my coach needed someone who could perform, not just try. From then on I've carried the philosophy of if you"re going to do something, then you go all out and dedicate all your efforts to succeeding or you don't do it at all. There is no try!.
When I went to see the midnight showing of Star Wars Attack of the Clones I remember thinking what a great job it did of explaining a lot of things that was the core of the other Star Wars. ... I believe it was written to explain the creation of the storm Troopers, show how things started changing in Ananakin's life, and show how the Jedi were starting to encounter problems. ...
Star Wars Vs. ... Star Wars has the superior weaponry. ... Star Wars tends to have very primitive alien life; for example, the Wookies and Ewoks. ... Star Trek's alien life can vary from very primitive to far superior life forms; for example, they can be moving slime to mind controlling midgets. ... The universe is full of scattered life, but alien life and human life are only partially integrated. ...
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This film was, Star Wars: A New Hope, and with the release of this movie an entire culture of fandom was brought into life. ... Here's a particular scenario in the day of a Star Wars super nerd. ... Every Sunday, is Star Wars movie marathon day to this man whom watches episodes 1-6 of the Star Wars movie franchise from beginning to end. ... Since Star Trek features a universe in which there is more than just a single life form and almost unworldly technology, it's compared in almost every way to Star Wars. ... Conclusions "With 'Star Wars,' it was the religion....
This can be shown in the "Star Wars" movies. ... In "Star Wars: Return of the Jedi" they ride a type of hover vehicle. ... At the end of "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back" the one character Han Solo is carbonized. ... If an alive object is carbonized all life functions will cease and the object dies. ... In "Star Wars: Episode One" during one of the battle scenes, the one side puts up a force field. ...
Lucas used the structural approach quite effectively in Star Wars: A New Hope and it is very evident throughout the film. ... The story of Star Wars is very simple indeed; it is a tale of good versus evil set against an outer space backdrop. The spirit of Star Wars lies within Luke Skywalker's quest to battle evil. So when two droids carrying a message from Princess Leia Organa are sold to him, his life changes forever. ... The Lord of the Rings books, Star Wars trilogy, Harry Potter series and the Matrix all deal with the same themes. ...
In the film Star Wars, the elements of mythology are shown throughout the film. ... Watching the film Star Wars has shown me that mythology has many lessons and solutions and that just one myth such as Star Wars, can relate to my life in many ways. In Star Wars, almost every character had a problem that had a solution, or a lesson to be learned that could relate to my life. ... By sacrificing his life, Obi Wan has become more powerful than Darth Vader is. ... Star Wars has shown me a lot and I think it is a film almost everyone can relate to at some point, ...
George Luca's "Star Wars" movies contain many symbols that relate to several relgions. These three emblematic symbols-"The Force", will be compared and show a relationship between Taoism The emblematic symbol from the movie "Star Wars" that represents Taoism is the "force". ... It is the "foce" that flows through human life.(1) This is exactly what Luke's teacher advises to him, "Be one with the force, Luke"....
In the original Star Wars, blueprints are stolen for the evil mega ship Death Star, a ship of mass destruction used to destroy entire planets. ... Darth Vader is a dastardly villain in Star Wars. ... Another parody of characters is Star Wars" Jabba the Hutt versus Space Balls" Pizza the Hut. ... Star Wars was clearly an adventure film of a future time, in a far away galaxy. ... In Star Wars, the light saber is the weapon of choice. ...
