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Star Wars Review
Star Wars the newest movie and very talented. Its special effects are out of this world and never seen before.

Luke Skywalker joins forces with the Jedi master, a money obsessed pilot, a “walking carpet” and two droids to save the universe from the Empire's world-destroying battle-station, and has to rescue Princess Leia from the evil Darth Vader. The Sand peoples land was actually filmed in a desert and it rained once and they couldn’t get the tanks they used out of the wet mud. For an optical effect they used a blue screen to help put them against a different background.

So the characters and their relationship:
Luck- (Darth Vader’s son) who lived with his uncle who owned a farm and helped out on it.
Darth Vader- The evil guy who uses the force in the dark way.
Obi one Kenobi- the master of the force and helps luck start learning it.
Princess Leia- From the planet Alderaan
Hon Solo- The cocky smuggler plain that’s name was Millennium Falcondriver but he really only wants money and works with a wookie.
I think the actors did an amazing job with all they props and stuff they had to do knowing that it was only 1977.

When Obi one Kenobi dies and Luck is firing off his lassoer and Darth Vader and his drowns trying to get the doors to shut so they can get away. The lassoer noises where marbles flung by rubber bands agents walls and other stuff.
George Lucas was in a car accident and made a movie called THX1138 and puts it into his movies

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