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What kind of helmet does Commander Wolffe wear in star wars the clone wars animated series?
barc trooper
How much do star wars miniatures sell for?
Depends on what kind of miniature it is, who the manufacturer was, and whom you're selling it to
What made Star Wars such a popular hit?
This is a huge topic on which, in fact, whole books have been written. Four of the key factors that led to the popularity of Star Wars were these, however: * In 1977 when Star Wars came out, Hollywood movies had been in a financial and creative slump, and audiences were ready for something different. Movies of the 1970s tended to be downbeat, as well, taking on serious topics (e.g. everything from child prostitution to the Vietnam War). There was little in the way of "fun" at the movies at the time. Star Wars was the first "blockbuster": the first movie that audiences willing paid to see multiple times. * Star Wars really invented modern special effects; audiences had been exposed to special effects of Star Wars caliber in 2001: A Space Odyssey, for instance, and many precursor movies, but, again, 2001 was a very downbeat, serious movie. Because of the innovative technologies that were developed specifically for Star Wars by John Dykstra and his crew (among others), Star Wars was visually unlike anything that audiences had previously seen on screen, and much of its appeal had to do with the sheer "eye candy" aspect of the film. * Star Wars is an intentional pastiche of nostalgiac references to 1940s and 1950s pop culture (especially old movie serials) and especially Flash Gordon, as well as an homage to the cinema of American westerns, and the films of Kurosawa, John Ford, etc. , among others. This self-conscious nostalgic pastiche in Star Wars (story lines, themes, etc.) is perhaps misunderstood by the minority who saw Star Wars as not citational but plagiaristic. Clearly, however, its nostalgic elements resonated with older audiences who recognized the themes and formulas that George Lucas was playing with, even as younger audiences were exposed to these often for the first time. Star Wars in many ways started the trend toward "retro" in movies--not merely remaking old movies, but mixing and matching retro elements into something new and different. * George Lucas intentionally left exposition bare-bones in Star Wars. Rather than explain what a "droid" is, for instance, he showed droids on screen and let the viewer work out for him- or herself what droids are. Similarly, he mentions the "Senate" at length but didn't spend any exposition going into what and where the Senate was. Indeed, the movie itself begins with the words "Episode IV," implying that things are in medias res. This kind of "unresolved" approach to storytelling immediately invited a huge body of work outside the movie itself, where fans or novelists or comic book writers create the back-stories. Called "the Expanded Universe," this body of stories quickly became a never-ending font of inspiration for fans and writers of all types. Because of the self-feeding cycle of Expanded Universe and fans and the original movies, Star Wars quickly created a whole subculture of fandom that extends to games, novels, short stories, children's books, comics, graphic novels, radio dramas, fan fiction, and more. The popularity of these things reinforced the popularity of the movies, and vice versa.
What is the cheat for infinite jetpack on Star Wars Battlefront 2?
I wish i knew... i have the game but cheats make it kind of cheap then its too easy to win
What kind of star is the region in space once occupied by a star?
No kind of star.
What kind of information is available on the Star Wars Wiki page?
The kind of information that is available on the Star Wars Wiki page include things like a biography of each character, information about all of the movies and the scenes included, etc.
What are some really high quality sci-fiction movies?
all of the Star Wars movies "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" (Richard Dryfus) E.T. (Stephen Speilberg)
What movies is John Williams known for composing the soundtracks for?
Jaws Close Encounters Of The Third Kind Star Wars Raiders Of The Lost Ark the list goes on and on
What does Star Wars and Narnia have in common?
Narnia and Star Wars have allot in common but it's kind of hard to say how that is.
Will there be any kind of new movie related to the Star Wars trilogys?
No. No more Star Wars films are going to be made.
Star Wars Clone Wars character Hosaka?
If you mean Ahsoka Tano she is a Star Wars character. She's Anakin Skywalker's new feisty, brave, selfless, and kind-hearted Padawan.
What kind of helmet does Commander Wolffe wear in star wars the clone wars animated series?
barc trooper
What albums have been released by Meco?
The albums released by Meco are "Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk", "Encounters of Every Kind", "Meco Plays the Wizard of Oz", "Superman and Other Galactic Heroes", "Moondancer", "Meco Plays Music From the Empire Strikes Back", "Christmas in the Stars: Star Wars Christmas Album", "Music From Star Trek and Music From The Black Hole", "Across the Galaxy", "The American Werewolf in London", Pop Goes the Movies", "Swingtime's Greatest Hits", "Ewok Celebration", "Hooked on Instrumental", "The Best of Meco", "The Complete Star Wars Collection", and "Star Wars Party".
In which of the following movies did Dustin Hoffman not star?
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
What kind of hero is Han Solo fom Star wars?
He is almost an anti-hero.
Is Star Wars the clones after star was or before?
The question as asked is difficult to answer, because it's not clear what you're talking about. I'm going to try anyway, making a couple of assumptions."Star Wars: The Clone Wars", which is what I'm guessing you mean by "the clones", takes place BEFORE the first Star Wars movie made, which was originally simply called "Star Wars". If you recall, in the movie Leia's message to Obi-Wan Kenobi contains the sentence "Years ago, you served my father in the Clone Wars." ... which in the light of the later movies is kind of a slap in the face, though we (and Leia herself) didn't know that at the time.Currently, though, "Star Wars" is the name of the entire series. Anything in that series can't be described as being "before" or "after" the series, because if it's in the series, it's, well, DURING the series. The original movie is now officially titled "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope."
What are some good science fiction films?
Good science fiction movies include Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Star Wars 4; Interstellar, Inception, Back To The Future, Aliens, 2001 A Space Odyssey, Blade Runner, and Avatar. Men in Black and Dark Star are great science fiction comedies.
