Star Wars

  Movie Conventions Research: Star wars

What elements of the genre that you chose to base your final task on does this movie  

have?  
What elements of the genre did the movie have that you like? 

What elements of the genre did the movie have that did not appeal to you? Many hero's' journeys provide specific tell tales that shadow the viewer what is happening. For instance, whenever there is a protagonist there is a backstory to what they have trouble with. These elements would consist of the character's struggles, daily life, and routines also known as "the ordinary world." The movie I chose that relates to this would be Star Wars. In this movie, Luke expresses a sense of dissatisfaction with his life and yearns to leave the planet to become a pilot like his friends. Setting also plays a key role in the development of a hero's journey. Relating back to stars wars I noticed the setting of Tatooine is depicted as a harsh and desolate place where danger lurks around every corner. This was established at the beginning of the movie showcasing that is a desert planet. Giving this backstory it makes it easier for the viewer to understand what is going on. Star Wars proved it was a hero's journey toward the end. We could see the beginning of Luke's farmhand to a self-discovery and transformation. Elements in Star Wars I thoroughly enjoyed were the characters, their personalities, and backstories allow the audience to connect with them on a more personal level. Action and adventure are another, I loved the action scenes Star Wars displayed, all the light saber duels, space battles, and the humor they were able to incorporate. Viewers route for whoever they want to win making these action scenes more intense. Another element I enjoyed would be world-building. Star Wars uses its rich history and culture that spans many planets, and eras. On the other hand, some elements I disliked were the repetition of nostalgia points and the lack of coherence. In the Star Wars movie series, they repeat plot points which can make the audience feel uninspired. This can lead newer audiences to not be familiar with the original trilogy. In addition to this, certain parts of the movies, there may seem like its unfocused with plot holes totally distracting the viewer, making me disappointed about Star Wars.




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