Similarities Between Star Wars And Star Wars

Now let’s discuss the creator George Lucus and the producer of the movies 20th Century Fox. George Lucus’ net worth is believed to be between $3.4 and $3.6 billion and growing. He wrote every movie and through negotiation kept all rights to the movies and all affiliates so to this day continues to get profits from all Star Wars licensed products. 20th century fox grossed appx. $2 billion 730 million 270 thousand 5 dollars from producing all of the movies. Originally around

Due to the great commercial success of the Star Wars series, George Lucas was given the opportunity to rerelease Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope along with the two other movies in the Star Wars Trilogy. Fox spent a reported $15 million on giving

Military planners and strategists have been discussing a change in military tactics with tactical weapons and strategic weapons. The author compares the similarities of the battles in World War II and Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Luke Skywalker’s role in Star Wars is similar to a fighter pilot in World War II. The central attraction of beam weapons for military planners and strategists is that beam weapons have the potential of killing more effectively than any conventional weapon. They have a main role in mind for beam weapons - “ridding the sky of enemy missiles.” Naval commanders before the Falkland Islands War believe beam weapons could provide a type of protection to surface-going warships and aircraft carriers. Hecht talks about

George Lucas Imagine a boy walking down the street on a crisp Halloween night. He walks by many people and comes across many characters with blasters and whips. He asks the characters what movie they got their costumes from, and they told the boy they were from two very famous movie series. He decides to watch the movie series and he loves it. These series of movies are Indiana Jones and Star Wars, two of George Lucas’ many successful series.

When Star Wars was first made in 1977, nobody expected to become into such a big movie. George Lucas had only a small crew, A few actors without much reputation, A bunc

The Hobbit, The Hunger Games, and Star wars all have similarities and differences, when it comes to following the Hero’s Journey. The three parts of The Hero's Journey that will be compared are the Mentor Helper, the Ordinary world, and the Refusal.

Both of these universes have become very popular through movies, television shows, videogames, and books. Star Trek has been around since 1964. It has had twelve movies with another coming out in 2016 and several TV series. Star Wars has been around since 1983 and has only six movies with another coming out later this year. It has three cartoon TV series and several books that continue the story after the sixth movie. Star Wars has had better videogames than Star Trek and always

Among the many great debates that have passed down through the centuries, there is one that has yet to be given a clear answer or voice; yes, my fellow nerds, I am talking about the great battle of the fandoms. While there are those who think Captain Picard would be no match for Darth Vader, it is finally time to shed some light on the situation; it is time for Star Wars versus Star Trek. I enjoy both universes equally, but I believe that in a fight Star Trek would win against Star Wars.

The world of Star Wars novel is filled with work from just about every sub genre one can think of, all while remaining in the bounds of the space opera that is Star Wars. From the horror and suspense found in Joe Schreiber's Death Troopers to the comedy

star trek vs star wars? Which do you prefer? Who is better? How are they similar? Aside from having ‘star’ in their respective,the two franchises also share many similarities.they do also have some differences.

When George Lucas first pitched the idea of Star Wars, a space-western, to movie executives back in the 1970’s; he probably never imagined it to be the cultural phenomenon that it turned out to be. The original Star Wars trilogy (Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi), earned more two billion dollars, after adjusted for inflation in North America (IMDB). Then sixteen years later the next three Star Wars movies were released (Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith), and earned more than 1.5 billion dollars at the box office in North America, adjusted for inflation (IMDB). Not only were the movies box office hits, the movies were also critically acclaimed. Episode VI was nominated for 11 Oscars: including Best Picture, and also won seven Oscars, including a special achievement award (The Academy Awards). The prequels were also nominated for a total of five Academy Awards (The Academy Awards). With all of that aside Star Wars is more than all of that, the franchise has influenced movies and how audiences get involved with movies.

Star Trek and Star Wars have similar and different concepts, Throughout the years, two science fiction classics have rivaled each other. Both have strong loyal fans that obsess over these classic stories. Shirts, costumes, sheets, and action figures are only some of the merchandise sold of these two films. Star Wars and Star Trek definitely share some similarities being both science fiction movies. While the similarities are there, especially when many people confuse characters and plot. Differences account for the awesomeness of each movie. If someone were to place a Star Trek and a Star Wars fan in the same room, only one would come out alive(it would be the Star Wars fan). This is because every fan knows that Star Wars and Star Trek are

When it comes to the upcoming Star Wars movies--owned by Disney, logistically disowned by George Lucas, partially corrupted by sub-par prequels, and an aging Harrison Ford--most fans of the franchise are split between semi-religious release at the thought of a continuation to the universe the epic tale has weaved, or abhor the idea of seeing some favored actors limp around on stage for what may amount to nothing more than symbolic mania, deadening the old trilogy’s significance.

There are many differences between Star Wars and Star Trek. For instance, the weaponry used. Star Wars used lightsabers, blasters, ion cannons, and laser cannons for weapons while in Star Trek multiple beams, pulse, and torpedo weapon types are used. In 1966, Star

While observing the set Lucas says that the set is so much better than his set and the movie will make much more money than Star Wars to Lucas’s dismay. Lucas also said “Oh my God, your movie is better than Star Wars! This is gonna be the biggest hit of all time. I can’t believe this set” Lucas said he would trade some earnings with Spielberg. They would each trade 2.5 percent of their movies earnings to each other. Then Spielberg agreed to the bet but actually Star Wars made $775 million at the box office and close encounters only making $304 million. Though Lucas did not lose much money since after the movie he was still a billionaire so there was not a giant hole in his wallet after the bet which surprised Lucas. He was very surprised that Star Wars got almost double the earning of close encounters and now had so much money.