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The Empire Strikes Back Analysis
Intro: Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back is the movie that brought people of all ages to have a passion for Star Wars. It inspired people and even me to think beyond our universe to a universe with intergalactic travel, lasers and even lightsabers. The Empire Strikes Back movie brought new heart and depth into the characters of the series. It gave people something that they had never seen and experienced before, something that would leave them with questions that wouldn't be answered until the next episode.
R1: When people think of Star Wars they think of The Empire Strikes Back, because of how it enhanced the depth of the story into the Star Wars universe. Not only that, it also brought in new characters that would become legends that fans would never forget. Characters such as Master Yoda, Boba Fett and Lando. P1: Yoda is probably the most well know character out of all of the characters besides Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker. His influence in the movie and to fans stems from his distinctive appearance, famous quotes, and his
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Irvin was born in 1923 in the city of Philadelphia. He graduated in 1950 at the University of Southern California. He started his career filming documentaries about the middle east for the government. Some years later he was an instructor in a college for the star wars man himself George Lucas. Lucas offered Irvin a job for the upcoming Star Wars movie (The Empire Strikes Back) but Irvin at first declined the offer and then later accepted after his advisor told him to. Later after the success of Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back he didn't film until 10 years later when he was offered a job for Robocop 2. Around 20 years later Kersh (what he was commonly known as after his success of Star Wars) died in his home in Los Angeles due to lung cancer. Kersh was famously known to only make sequels of movies and to have someone's arm cut off or a robot being dismantled in his

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