Star Wars: The Force Awakens

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“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is part of the very popular “Star Wars” movie series and it is the 7th and latest installment of the franchise. “The Force Awakens” was one of the most awaited movies of 2015, it broke box office records, and the movie also relates to myself in a sentimental and emotional way. The first “Star Wars” movie was launched all the way back in 1977. “Star Wars: A New Hope” was directed by the creator of the series himself, George Lucas. He has taken part in directing 6 out of the 7 movies that are out at the moment. He started a production company called Lucas Film back in 1971 and since then has taken part in producing all of the movies in the franchise. “Star Wars” has developed a large audience of very loyal fans over time. This being one of the reasons “The Force Awakens” did so well in overall sales. The film is the highest grossing worldwide opening of all time and it also reached the $1 billion mark faster than any other movie. It also received several Academy Awards nominations just like all of the previous films in the series did. …show more content…

The movie had very nostalgic scenes that in a way related to the older movies that I really liked. Growing up I was very familiar with “Star Wars” and it was all thanks to my father. He was a huge fan of the movies and he even had a pretty big action figure of some of the characters and space ships from the first movies of the series. I remember he kept most of them in their package so they wouldn’t lose their value. As a child, I of course loved playing with toys so I would always ask him if I could open some of the action figures, but the answer was always the same, “no”. This movie not only brought back memories from previous movies in the franchise, but also memories of my dad, which is something I wasn’t expecting walking in the

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