In order to prepare before watching the gun and stick group, I finally finished the homework of the Star Wars that dragged on for n years (it shows how deep my revolutionary friendship for the proletarian comrade-in-arms Jiang Wen is). After finishing 456, 123 is really impatient, pull the progress bar to see the introduction and finish. Overall, Star Wars is certainly groundbreaking. Almost all pioneering products are great. So it's no surprise that Star Wars is charismatic and fans are obsessed with it for a long time. In a sense, it really cannot be surpassed. It’s just that for pure latecomers like us, the initial impact of all future technology-related settings has been greatly reduced. Even knowing that this is a pioneer. It is also a pioneer that has been imitated and difficult to surpass. Aside from the background of the future universe, just talking about the story, Star Wars has become a simple heroic adventure legend. Inheriting Greek mythology and borrowing martial arts novels. New Hope smashed the dense setting on your face; the Empire's counterattack is relatively the best, but I have a sense of seeing Jin Yong; Return of the Jedi seems to have changed the screenwriter of Indiana Jones, although the style of the previous work has been continued as much as possible, Still can't help but insert a lot of jungle adventure scenes, plus strange-shaped creatures, and with the makeup of that era, I always feel like I've switched the channel to Journey to the West. Star Wars is indeed the type that, once you accept the combination of future sci-fi and traditional adventure heroes, you will be very happy and addicted (because it is indeed a perfect combination). So I always thought that I should like sw more than st, because sw is more in line with the usual romantic taste. It turns out I'd rather watch Jin Yong. After all, is there really a Chinese person who makes a fuss about something like the "Force" that fools foreign devils, and then pays the bill wholeheartedly? Whether it is the core setting itself, or the deconstructed meaning behind this setting for modern technology, it can't hit the G-spot of the Chinese.
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