Star Wars Influence
Star Wars and its Influences
Star Wars defined the summer as the prime releasing season, placed a new emphasis on young audiences, used special effects, animation, computers and exhilarating action to speed up the pacing, and grossed so much money that many of the best young directors gave quest for the great american film and aimed for the box office crown instead. With star wars and its impact upon release in the 70s it brought a new focus to hollywood's filmmaking, making the films appointed the teens .Not only were people excited for the films by waiting in lines, they were all looking to find the star wars experience all on its own. With the star wars trilogy becoming one of the most influential films for other films made, what did star …show more content…
star wars portrayed a concert like vibe with lines out the door to see the film, while that still occurs today, when star wars first appeared it was unheard of for people to wait in line for a film, there was great films that came out alongside star wars like “Jaws” being one of them. But with star wars coming out of nowhere in the 70s and 80s it created a passion for moviegoers that lasted nearly four decades. Fans of movies was unlikely because many films at the time were solo films with no back up story or continuation.
Soon star wars would see the face of “New York Times” who said it was seen as a new genre “general and family films” which brought diversity amongst social groups in the cinema, no other film at the time was creating so much different positivity than star wars. With going to the movies today and in the past is very different. Since in the past there was no internet …show more content…
Fan films were even being created, even big tv shows had their shot at the star wars craze like family having a star wars themed episode, even the music and been copied from the original to being heard by orchestras everywhere. With star wars becoming a hit the art containing star wars material skyrocketed.
Star wars also had more subtle influences on hollywood's filmmaking. It managed the modern special effects movies as well as movie trilogies creating a lane for movies like “Lord of the Rings’ and “The Matrix”. It showed how much money can be brought in only based on merchandise, sometimes bringing in more money that the movie itself. At the time sci-fi films were not huge in the filmmaking industry, until star wars appeared to hit the big screens. Star wars created the fanatic film culture that exist today. When the film was released to the public everyone was shocked, no one had seen anything like it. People forget how new everything was with SFX however the film gave us exciting characters,action, and mythology.Darth Vader became an instant crowd favorite. The movie broke records that it didn't even intend to, for a sci-fi film that was unheard
Star Wars defined the summer as the prime releasing season, placed a new emphasis on young audiences, used special effects, animation, computers and exhilarating action to speed up the pacing, and grossed so much money that many of the best young directors gave quest for the great american film and aimed for the box office crown instead. With star wars and its impact upon release in the 70s it brought a new focus to hollywood's filmmaking, making the films appointed the teens .Not only were people excited for the films by waiting in lines, they were all looking to find the star wars experience all on its own. With the star wars trilogy becoming one of the most influential films for other films made, what did star …show more content…
star wars portrayed a concert like vibe with lines out the door to see the film, while that still occurs today, when star wars first appeared it was unheard of for people to wait in line for a film, there was great films that came out alongside star wars like “Jaws” being one of them. But with star wars coming out of nowhere in the 70s and 80s it created a passion for moviegoers that lasted nearly four decades. Fans of movies was unlikely because many films at the time were solo films with no back up story or continuation.
Soon star wars would see the face of “New York Times” who said it was seen as a new genre “general and family films” which brought diversity amongst social groups in the cinema, no other film at the time was creating so much different positivity than star wars. With going to the movies today and in the past is very different. Since in the past there was no internet …show more content…
Fan films were even being created, even big tv shows had their shot at the star wars craze like family having a star wars themed episode, even the music and been copied from the original to being heard by orchestras everywhere. With star wars becoming a hit the art containing star wars material skyrocketed.
Star wars also had more subtle influences on hollywood's filmmaking. It managed the modern special effects movies as well as movie trilogies creating a lane for movies like “Lord of the Rings’ and “The Matrix”. It showed how much money can be brought in only based on merchandise, sometimes bringing in more money that the movie itself. At the time sci-fi films were not huge in the filmmaking industry, until star wars appeared to hit the big screens. Star wars created the fanatic film culture that exist today. When the film was released to the public everyone was shocked, no one had seen anything like it. People forget how new everything was with SFX however the film gave us exciting characters,action, and mythology.Darth Vader became an instant crowd favorite. The movie broke records that it didn't even intend to, for a sci-fi film that was unheard