Star Wars: The Best Five Science Fiction Films

To some people hearing about these two film might strike nostalgia among the diehard fans. Some might be more ignorant to this concept, and not realise there is a complete and utter difference. The two movie I’m talking about are the most well known science fiction and they are Star Wars and Star Trek. Now to some hearing these two most well known franchise go at it sound supplementary of which one would be better. Obviously Star Wars is the better one of the two because it has a better storyline, great fandom, and better characters.

1. What is the title of this film? When was it made? Who wrote the original novel?

Identify the movie by stating its title, the year it was released, the name of the director, where the story is set, and the time period in which the story takes place.

Blade Runner was released right in the middle of the ‘Computer-Age.’ This was the period in which computers were at their peak in popularity, and were moving away from the industrial sector and more into people’s households. This technology clearly influenced they way in which Blade Runner was directed, due to the amount of

The second movie I selected was “The Last Samurai”. This movie is about a man named Nathan Algren. He was first American military officer, then worked for Japan to train the new army. In battle against the rebels, he gets captured by them, and is held captive. While he is forced to stay, he gains a

A directors cut, is a specified edit of a version of a film (or video game, music video, etc.) that is suppose to represent a vision closer to that of the director. In 2004, director George Lucas had an interview with Associated Press, and states that the Star Wars series only represented “25 or 30 per cent” of what he wanted it to be. In the following paragraphs, I will show you how editing scenes differently can and will change the outlook of characters and the story of Star Wars IV: A New Hope.

To give a brief overview of each film, I will start with Gods and Generals. Gods

Blade Runner is a fast thriller movie a race to find the robots who are running out of time to find the Dr. who created them. The Blade Runner film was in 1982 where is based upon the

The dramatic war-like classic of a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, it is Star Wars. It made a huge impact in the 70s for its THX digitally mastered sound, new visual effects, but most of all the marvelous theme, without which, Star Wars would not be half the film it is now. It took the science fiction genre to a whole new era. Therefore, Star Wars IV is the best science fiction movies of all times.

Blade Runner is a movie directed by Ridley Scott and produced by Warner Brothers. This movie came out in 1982 and is a movie about a retired detective named Rick Deckard who is called to come back to the force to help with a special mission of retiring replicants. Deckard does not want to come back to the force because of the emotional affect of killing the replicants has on him. However, Deckard is forced to come back because they need his help.

George Lucas 's Star Wars, is one of America 's most prominent modern epics. The same can be said for Joss Wedon 's Buffy the Vampire Slayer. They share many similarities, most notably in their respective hero 's journey. Both stories are told through modern mediums, television and cinema, rather than clay tablets or written word. This change of medium is a product of the time period the works were created in, and reflects the massive technological advances of the last century.

List the name of the Director, 2 leading actors and the names of their characters.

Great adventures and space battles take place in Star Wars, A New Hope as they fly through space fighting off the Sith with Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. Star Wars: A New Hope has life lessons concealed in the movie that make the movie influential like following your dreams and believing there is hope. It also influenced technology because it had amazing special effects that have not been used in any other movie of that time and it eventually led to other movies using and improving special effects. This movie also set the stage for movies with the same intensity that was seen in A New Hope.

From the opening text that crawl with a line “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...” along with John William’s timeless score, American culture has always been massively impacted by the Star Wars universe and all of its wonders. Starting its first movie 1977, Star Wars created a phenomenon across the US due to its originality in storytelling and amazing works in special effects. Beyond its popularity, Star War was even selected by the Library of Congress to be preserved as a national treasure for being aesthetically, culturally and historically significant. This shows that the spectrum of influence of the franchise does not stop at just filmmaking, but also stretches further to American’s pop culture, history, religion and politics.

Buz Luhrmann’s intention in making movies is to provide and entertaining, extravagantly beautiful film, and he succeded in the making of these two films.