Star Wars Trilogy Analysis
Not you normal intergalactic fairy tale…
Good guys don't always win in the end… During this fantastic 2nd (or 5th) installment of The Star Wars Trilogy, find out that old loyal friends aren't so loyal anymore, or that ¨there is no try¨, join the Brave and Inexperienced Luke Skywalker, played by Mark Hamill, the Cunning, Han Solo, by Harrison Ford, the ¨I can fend for myself¨ type of Princess, Princess Leia, played by the late Carrie Fisher, and the Terrorizing Darth Vader, Voiced by James Earl Jones.
It all began with a Brutal attack on the Rebel base. After being told by an old Jedi Ghost, Luke leaves the rebel base to seek training from a wise old Jedi. During his training, Luke senses his friend will be in danger. During the film, …show more content…
Throughout the span of this film, George Lucas plays with the normal fairy tale type of film, while changing up the storyline. In the beginning, The Rebels get attacked by the Empire On the secret rebel base on Hoth. Luke decides to go out in the heavy snow along with the Rogue Squadron to take on the AT-AT’s Fleet. Luke takes on one AT-AT and succeeds. Then soon after he goes into a cave to take cover from the brutal snowstorm. It turns out that the cave was a Wampa's home. Luke then gets found by the Wampa, and gets hung by the feet from the top of the cave. Luke is left the recover his lightsaber by using the force. After killing the Wampa, Luke flees from the cave, but after beginning his trek back to the base, he passes out from the extreme cold weather. When Luke didn’t return, Han decides to go out and look for him. Once Han finds Luke, he uses the lightsaber to cut open the stomach of a Tauntaun to put Luke in it to stay warm. When they get back to the Rebel Base, Luke goes under serious treatment to get all back in order and recover from potential Hypothermia. After Luke has recovered from everything, he is greeted by the ghost of Obi Wan Kenobi telling him to go to the Dagobah System to find Jedi
Good guys don't always win in the end… During this fantastic 2nd (or 5th) installment of The Star Wars Trilogy, find out that old loyal friends aren't so loyal anymore, or that ¨there is no try¨, join the Brave and Inexperienced Luke Skywalker, played by Mark Hamill, the Cunning, Han Solo, by Harrison Ford, the ¨I can fend for myself¨ type of Princess, Princess Leia, played by the late Carrie Fisher, and the Terrorizing Darth Vader, Voiced by James Earl Jones.
It all began with a Brutal attack on the Rebel base. After being told by an old Jedi Ghost, Luke leaves the rebel base to seek training from a wise old Jedi. During his training, Luke senses his friend will be in danger. During the film, …show more content…
Throughout the span of this film, George Lucas plays with the normal fairy tale type of film, while changing up the storyline. In the beginning, The Rebels get attacked by the Empire On the secret rebel base on Hoth. Luke decides to go out in the heavy snow along with the Rogue Squadron to take on the AT-AT’s Fleet. Luke takes on one AT-AT and succeeds. Then soon after he goes into a cave to take cover from the brutal snowstorm. It turns out that the cave was a Wampa's home. Luke then gets found by the Wampa, and gets hung by the feet from the top of the cave. Luke is left the recover his lightsaber by using the force. After killing the Wampa, Luke flees from the cave, but after beginning his trek back to the base, he passes out from the extreme cold weather. When Luke didn’t return, Han decides to go out and look for him. Once Han finds Luke, he uses the lightsaber to cut open the stomach of a Tauntaun to put Luke in it to stay warm. When they get back to the Rebel Base, Luke goes under serious treatment to get all back in order and recover from potential Hypothermia. After Luke has recovered from everything, he is greeted by the ghost of Obi Wan Kenobi telling him to go to the Dagobah System to find Jedi