Essay On The Phantom Menace

The science fiction film, Star Wars – The Phantom Menace is a film based on the movie series itself. The Phantom Menace is the first episode (movie) in the Star Wars trilogy. Some believe that it’s a vision of the future, using romance, action, and drama to illustrate Lucas’ future ideal design. Star Wars keeps the audience on their toes, leaving you anxious for what happens next. It was very exciting, and in some ways suspenseful. The way George Lucas structurally set up Star Wars makes it the iconic series it is. Using vivid graphics and including an amazing timeline/plot, The Phantom Menace has become one of my most honored movies. Throughout the movie it was clear that everyone’s favorite scene, even mine, had to be the last fight between Qui Gon and Darth Maul. Lucas has Master Qui Gon Jenn killed by the separatist Darth Maul. This totally put Anakin’s future of being a Jedi on the line. By having Master Qui Gon Jenn live, Anakin would not have gone to
Obi Wan Kenobi was a Jedi padawan, or in other words, a rookie at this time. Qui Gon played an important role in the Phantom Menace. I really liked the part where the republic forces escape Naboo having the queen on board safely. Nearly out running the separatist, the ship the Republic forces were on got banged up pretty bad, and the hyper drive cables broke. Thus leaving Qui Gon and the Republic forces without a way to Coruscant, which is known as the Capital of the Galaxy. So Qui Gon ordered a direct landing to the closest planet, known as Tatooine. Tatooine is a desert surrounded planet, located on the outer rim. This planet is a lawless planet, thus it is swarming with gangsters, gamblers, and criminals. Master Qui Gon had to find a part that the ship needed (the hyper drive cables) but Lucas didn’t want to make it that easy. On Tatooine the only thing accepted is cash and Qui Gon only has Republic Credits. This makes it a very graphic problem for the