I am a person who likes new things. I have always disliked watching old movies. I always feel that the past is too old to accept. I talked to my colleague about movies. I said I like science fiction movies. My colleague was interested and asked if he had seen Star Wars, and I said no. Colleagues deeply despised: you have never seen Star Wars, you are too embarrassed to say that you like science fiction? At the time, I couldn't put it on a bit. It just happened that The Force Awakens was about to be released, so I decided to make up for the Star Wars series, and I was embarrassed to watch it in the cinema after the new film was released.
I am accustomed to watching European and American science fiction giants in the new era, with wonderful special effects. When I turn to Star Wars 1 in 1977, I really need a lot of support.
From the current point of view, Star Wars I is still a work with heart An in-depth Star Wars worldview.
In terms of special effects production, it still doesn't seem too LOW today, especially the design of the spaceship shape (don't pay too much attention to the details), the shape is cool and modern, and it is enough to kill many sci-fi spaceships today, and the empire's giant The spaceship imagination is also bold enough, and the sophisticated and thoughtful design will inevitably become a model for future generations of science fiction.
Of course, the film certainly has its shortcomings. The biggest shortcoming is that it should not be watched now. It is inevitable that there will be a feeling of lethargy. But such a production was enough to cause a global sensation in 1977 what the Avengers was for our time. It's no wonder that The Force Awakens is about to be released, but the wave of Star Wars in the world is terrifying. Some even slept in front of the theater waiting for the premiere. The Force created a world culture, a belief.
Recalling the classics more can help us to understand the present more clearly.
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