With the Death Star destroyed, the rebels have been pursued across the Galaxy by Lord Vader and his Star Fleet. With every swing, we heard buzzing and whizzing sounds which made this the remarkable weapon to date. When we saw the magnificent CGI/ visual effects for Anakin's lightsaber that Ben bestowed to Luke, it was true eye candy. It's all very intriguing because it helps fill in the gap whilst still making us feel that something's missing. I enjoy learning the history behind this old man when he tells Luke about his father, the clone wars and why Darth Vader turned to the dark side when he was Obi-wan's apprentice. Who would have though that a mysterious hermit would come to their rescue and turn out to be the man they were looking for. But they ran into a rough encounter which even gets me overtime with the vile Tusken Raiders best known as " Sand People" (monstrous men with a scary banshee like cry). He ended up leaving Luke in the night and made Luke and 3PO go and find him the following morning. With R2D2 being programmed by the Princess with a mission to seek out the legendary Jedi Warrior, Obi-Wan Kenobi and deliver he message. Overtime that opening theme of Star Wars begins in real-life, heads are lifted up in eager (like Meerkats) as this song is just so easy to recognise and it lifts everyone with happiness, excitement and hope that I must credit John Williams for creating such an iconic theme that it's pure genius! It must have been the same for people everywhere like a milestone in their lifetime and I reckon they all tell their children this similar feeling and hope that people and generations to come will all experience the same jaw-dropping, eye raising, heart pounding beginning to such a story. And then the Imperial Star Destroyer just appeared on the screen and we just went "WOW, This is F***in Amazing!" And then enjoyed the rest of the film and we couldn't wait for the next one." came up, the theatre started to shake with the sub bass. As the film started and the opening text A Long Time Ago In A Galaxy Far Far Away.
"I was at the Dominion in Tottenham Court Road, London, I was with one of my friends and we'd heard about Star Wars but we didn't really know what to expect.
He described to me when he showed me Star Wars how: One of Dad's proudest moments was being there in 1977 when A New Hope was released in cinemas. I was shown something that I will pass on to my children (I hope they will enjoy it too, too bad if they don't) haha.
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My Dad was most eager to show me this series and I am forever grateful to him! I was introduced to a story that was simple and so intriguing full of sci-fi and jaw-dropping effects and unforgettable characters.
So let's start off with A New Hope.įor a kid who spends most his childhood watching every Disney film available on VHS, learning at pre-school and primary school and living in his own head, Star Wars was an instalment that would soon change his life forever. I will divide them up by films and dive into the story, characters, music, feelings and state differences and most memorable/ powerful scene from each film. So since Episode VII is on it's way, I figured I might as well write up a ITA about the Original Trilogy and then do one for the Prequel Trilogy too. But we can't forget where it all began back in 1977 where people were blown away by the story of Star Wars!įirst of all, I'm doing a " I'm Talking About" which is where I just talk, spoil and dig deep into the topic instead of just reviewing it (like what Lewis does sometimes on Alt:Mag).
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I am thrilled to live in the age where this unique story is so recognisable, fascinating that it can help bring people together to enjoy a blockbuster trilogy plus nowadays it has been stretched, slightly altered and expanded to the point where so much more has happened. A series which combines war, space, imagination, science fiction and most of all, stands out to almost any film series there has ever been. It's a real phenomenon that George Lucas's Sci-Fi trilogy changed the world and created a fandom that to this day is recognised by millions across the world.
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