kitefor.blogg.se

Star wars rebellion icons upside down
Star wars rebellion icons upside down










star wars rebellion icons upside down star wars rebellion icons upside down

In the Star Trek uni­verse, every­thing is material, tech­nology replaces God, and the Fed­er­ation gov­ernment redis­tributes wealth. Mate­ri­alism, atheism, and socialism combine to render Star Trek an ide­o­logical cri­tique of Star Wars. In con­trast to Star Wars’ his­torical depth, Star Trek’s original series employs philo­sophical themes - wholesome in them­selves - which take on a leftist bent. The dehu­man­ization of the imperial stormtroopers fits with the sub­jection of Euro­peans to Mus­solini, Hitler, and Stalin.Īs Nazis fol­lowed strict orders, even killing Jews in con­cen­tration camps, so stormtroopers obey the Emperor, destroying the entire planet of Alderaan. Star Wars por­trays the 20th century struggle pitting old notions of freedom against a form of ide­o­logical tyranny similar to Fascism, Nazism, and Com­munism.

star wars rebellion icons upside down

It takes no hyper­space jump to realize that the Empire cor­re­sponds to the USSR and the Death Star to Sputnik. Star Wars debuted in the middle of the Cold War. To come of age, Luke must face Darth Vader, his father, in an epic struggle of freedom against tyranny. The original Star Trek jumps show vibration inside the ship, while in the jump of the Milennium Falcon, stars whiz past the audience and inspire a genuine thrill.īut Jedi do not live on special effects alone. Shatner is right when he says that Star Wars bor­rowed the idea of hyper­space, but only Lucas’ effects fully expressed that idea. Star Trek’s phasers proved a neat sci-fi inno­vation, but the lightsaber rev­o­lu­tionized hand-to-hand space combat. Passing over their superior dia­logues and char­acters, the first three episodes of Star Wars still triumph over the first series of Star Trek. Even the major theme of Star Trek cannot claim the wide appeal of this one musical trope. The musical themes of Star Wars char­acters have become cul­tural icons, like the Imperial March. Star Trek is a con­vention - Star Wars is a phenomenon. You can say “beam me up, Scotty,” until you’re blue in the face, but only the Milennium Falcon’s hyper­space jump inspired viewers to watch the original Star Wars movie from dif­ferent parts of the theater, facing sideways, upside-down, and back­wards.

star wars rebellion icons upside down

With the aid of special effects, his­torical cor­re­spon­dence, and pure mythos, she will defeat the USS Enter­prise and restore freedom to the galaxy… Carrie Fisher, the actress who played Princess Leia, has won her first victory against the evil William Shatner.












Star wars rebellion icons upside down