The Force Awakens: Star Wars Vs. Monopoly

Ever wonder what the third highest grossing film EVER is? Think it could be a movie only so called “nerds” would like? Or one of the biggest classics of the 19th century? Star wars is a movie loved by millions. Star Wars The Force Awakens made over 2 billion dollars. Just a few hundred million away from #1. Avatar. Star Wars The Force awakens is part of the star wars galaxy created by the famous LucasArts. This is the 7th movie of the series, and there is more to come. It takes place a long time ago in a galaxy Far Far away. There is galactic empires. People with powers and swords that can cut through anything. It is very interesting. But the takeaway from the film is fear. Fear is within every single person in the world being a person with

Star Wars: The Force Awakens has been a huge success since it hit theaters December 18, 2015. According to Times Magazine, “the seventh installment in the space saga became the highest grossing film in North America”. Star Wars: The Force Awakens may have some mixed reviews, but no one can deny the numbers. The seventh film made the most out of all of the films, but it may just be due to the already massive fan base. When Disney gained the rights to Star Wars, fans of the universe had mixed feelings. Some Star Wars enthusiasts were even worried that Disney would ruin what George Lucas created. To say the least, the majority of fans were not disappointed with the newest installment in this massively popular science fiction franchise.

James Nathan Walters Professor Kevin Copeland English 2106 3 December 2015 Critical Analysis of Star Wars Released in 1977, the original Star Wars movie quickly became the highest grossing film of all time and it changed the way people thought of filmography. With its unique special effects and storyline, it created a new era of Hollywood movies. It became a huge blockbuster and eventually spawned a new universe that now spans several decades. The films, now numbering six with three more being made, have a fan base of millions of people. In order for a film (series) to have that large of a fan base, the fans must be able to relate to the film. The Star Wars films are collectively a modern mythological narrative, meaning that it represents

Star Wars IV: A New Hope The creator and director of Star Wars, George Lucas, was incredibly successful for his movie series, but even more successful for its overall purpose: to sell toys to ten-year old boys. The use of ethos, pathos, and logos are very abundant in this movie. Ethos, Greek for “character”, is anything referring to or relying on the author’s credibility. Pathos, Greek for “emotional”, is anything that makes you feel emotion. Logos, Greek for “word”, is anything that makes you think. By using these he was able to persuade the audience into thinking, feeling, and loving Star Wars, making the audience want to purchase figurines.

Star Wars: The Force Farce Awakens A short time ago, in a studio not so far away… Disney purchased the Star Wars franchise and set to work producing the most blatantly unoriginal film they could muster. With characters that are daft and ignorant, coupled with an overcompensated appeal to minority demographics, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, or more accurately, The Farce Awakens, proves to be a disgrace to the franchise and science fiction genre alike.

In the movie series Star Wars throughout every movie of the original trilogies Luke Skywalker (part of the Jedi’s) and Darth Vader (part of the empire) have a continuing conflict. To give a little background I will explain the previous movies. Basically the Empire, who is part of the Dark Side, wants to rule the galaxy so they want to destroy all the rebels. The rebels are against the Empire and are trying to take them down throughout these movies. The ruler of the Empire, the Emperor, has Darth Vader as his sort of “side kick”. Luke Skywalker and his sister Leia along with other rebels try and help take the emperor and Darth Vader down in order to save the galaxy. Luke also found out that Darth Vader is his father and once was a strong

Toy manufacturers are promoting gender-biased by producing and selling more toys that are male, if they are biased towards them or if they are biased towards females then they would make, and sell more toys that are female. I believe all of the action figures in the Star Wars Monopoly

The Star Wars creators and story According to the article on Asleep at the switch? “Force Awakens” heroine missing from toy line it talks about making Rey part of being in board games. But according to the creatures of the star wars movie they did not want people to see Rey

From action figures to Monopoly games, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” ‘s character Rey has taken the stage, but when Disney holds back on Rey merchandise, not only is there an eruption of concern from boys, but also girls and adults of all ages.

Along with movies, I have included television series, short cartoons, and some unclassified movies where the presence of AI is showcased. Many of them depict a ‘mindless’ AI, whereas in many, AI plays an important role in the movie. Many were a great success, some of them were taken as ‘cult classics’ in domestic and foreign lands, but many did not achieve the cinematic success. In all of them, the most important thing which is shown is how the agents’ mind works and the results of combining AI into human societies, a glimpse has been shown about how the remaining of the society views them.

What games assigns players a piece that transports them around a neighborhood and gives you cash every time you pass go? Well Monopoly of course! Why is it so great? Well it involves money! So what exactly is Monopoly? Well monopoly is having control over a production or service, usually bringing in tons of money and ultimate power. But the other Monopoly is a board game that family and friends can play together where you roll two die and move an assigned piece that number amount of “properties” and can buy them. It’s a family game and all that’s needed is three or more players. After two players are bankrupt the game is over. But Monopoly is just a board game, and people are more into electronics today, but how are millions of people familiar

Director J.J. Abram’s Star Wars: Episode Vll - A Force Awakens is a great piece of film that surpassed everyone's expectations. This is the seventh installment in the Star Wars franchise, and continues the adventures of Han Solo, Princess Leia, and Chewbacca; along with some new faces. The highly anticipated

Not including a Rey action figure on new Star Wars: The Force Awakens shouldn’t cause any trouble, should it? Apparently, it did. This hot topic has enraged fans at home and is all over social media. The toy company that made the Star Wars toys and Lucasfilm have both been sent many complaints about Rey’s absence. Many other big companies have received complaints about their lack of female toys. These big industries are not bias towards boys. These companies didn’t have toys for girls for many reasons including, but not limited to: careful planning and misconceptions.

A new Star Wars film hits theaters in only 3.5 months for the first time in 10 years. For many, Episode VII, or The Force Awakens, represents a new age for the franchise. But some voice concerns over how Disney will handle this franchise, especially given the general criticism of the last three films.

Sexism in Toy Production? Since the new Star Wars movie “The Force Awakens” came out on December,18 2015 numerous shoppers have been complaining on the account of the lack of Rey toys, one of the main characters. Store owners are selling Star Wars toys and products as if Star Wars is a boy movie and a product only they would like. Customers have been accusing store owners that they are promoting gender based toys. Some stores even distribute their toys into a boy’s section and a girl’s section and people have been criticizing them for this.