Have edited all the previously
uploaded clips into one video now so its much easier to watch instead of
having to load them up one by one. Have deleted the duplicates to avoid
confusion.
This hommage to the Dune movie is inspired by the opening sequence.
Made with 3dsmax9/zbrush/vray/after effects.
I
keep telling you guys: she is not breathing because she is in
prana-bindu training exercise , why don't you trust me ;) ( ok ok I've
been lazy )
And the more I think about the more I think the costume fits more with an Honored Matres style ....
.. hope you'll like anyways :)
Publico muchos documentales sobre cine porque considero que la Mitología es la base primitiva pero imperecedera, el modelo, de la creación de historias, personajes y transmisión de enseñanzas morales y culturales en la actualidad.
Publico muchos documentales sobre cine porque considero que la Mitología es la base primitiva pero imperecedera, el modelo, de la creación de historias, personajes y transmisión de enseñanzas morales y culturales en la actualidad.
Igual que el otro documental anteriormente publicado, se trata de un análisis de los orígenes míticos e impacto de la saga de La Guerra de las Galaxias en todo nuestro mundo.
Publicado el 13/11/2012
The first main subject of the
special discusses the origins of films as they were written in the early
1970s, during a time of political upheaval and social unrest. When Star
Wars was released it reaffirmed the notion that there is such a thing
as good versus evil and evil must be defeated. The films made use of
Joseph Campbell's model of the hero's journey as discussed in the book
The Hero With a Thousand Faces.
In Star Wars, two characters embark
on the hero's journey, Anakin Skywalker and his son Luke. Luke starts
out as a nobody much like Dorothy, Harry Potter, and King Arthur, and
what he needs is a call to adventure. Luke would reject the call as did
Moses, but after the violent murder of his aunt and uncle he resolves to
go. The Cantina scene is what Joseph Campbell referred to as the
threshold crossing, meaning that you're no longer at home and your
journey will be a dangerous one.
Yoda, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Qui-Gon
Jinn represent the importance of the hero's need for a mentor. They
discuss the etymology of the word mentor, coming from the name of
Mentor, who watched over Odysseus's son Telemachus. It says that a key
element to the mentor is that they give the hero a gift. In Luke
Skywalker's case, it is Obi-Wan giving him a lightsaber. The hero gives
his life to stop evil. The importance of the Force is another topic,
saying that any religious background can associate, and it is basically
believing in something higher, and that everything has a purpose. The
mentor cannot stay forever, and it is crucial that they do not stay to
help. Yet, the mentor is still within. This is shown by Obi-Wan's
downfall in the hands of Darth Vader, but Obi-Wan is still there inside
of Luke.
The hero relies on the friendship of others. The show
includes comparing Jabba the Hutt to a dragon, where he steals the
damsel in distress. The planet of Naboo is spoken of in reference of
Nabu, the Queen of Wisdom in Babylon. Padmé Amidala, who is from Naboo
(pronounced the same as the God), is also said to be "the Queen of
Wisdom". Luke and Leia are said to be like Apollo and Artemis.
Another
large portion of the special was focused on Han Solo. Han Solo's name
represents him, Solo meaning "one". He is looked at like a western
outlaw because he personifies independence, self-reliance, and depends
on no one but himself. In some parts of the Star Wars saga, it might
seem like a Wild West town, where no one cares what happens as long as
it is cleaned up. Tom Brokaw describes the series as a "Western in the
future".
There is one part that discusses the need for companions and
faithful followers. The comic relief of Star Wars is R2-D2 and C-3PO.
The two robots are compared to Abbott and Costello and Laurel and Hardy.
Jar Jar Binks, the childlike innocent, grows up throughout the films
and gains responsibility, allowing for children to connect to him.
The
journey of a hero is also of large importance. The hero must undergo
tests that will make him stronger, sometimes having to face their worst
fears or confront their nightmares. The extent to which Lucas used ideas
from mythologist Joseph Campbell is discussed by Jonathan Young of the
Campbell Archives.
For every hero, it says, there must be a villain.
Darth Vader is portrayed as the ruthless enforcer. Confronting the
villain is a critical part of the hero's journey. The show says that
there is a dramatic regard and excitement to choosing evil over good.
When Palpatine tempts Anakin with power, it is like the serpent tempting
Eve with the apple. When Anakin succumbs to the Dark Side, it is like
the man who sells his soul to the devil. This is also compared to John
Milton's Paradise Lost, where Lucifer, a good Angel, wages war on Heaven
and is cast out, forcing him to his own place in Hell. The battle on
Mustafar symbolises an apocalyptic atmosphere and mirrors Anakin
internally. When he has no humanity left and becomes the mechanical
monster of Darth Vader, it is said to be like Frankenstein's Monster.
Este documental es más que una glorificación de un mito moderno: Muestra las grandezas y miserias que vivió la saga de "La Guerra de las Galaxias" desde sus mismos comienzos. También analiza los orígenes, puntos fuertes y débiles de la, más que probablemente, más popular y magnífica saga espacial jamás realizada.
Publicado el 10/9/2013
Empire of Dreams: The Story of the
Star Wars Trilogy is a 2004 documentary film directed by Kevin Burns and
narrated by Robert Clotworthy. It documents the making of the original
Star Wars trilogy: Star Wars (1977), The Empire Strikes Back (1980), and
Return of the Jedi (1983).
No copyright violation intended. This doesnt belong to me, it belongs to Lucas Film and Fox.
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of Dreams The Story of the Star Wars Trilogy , Empire of Dreams The
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Episode 1 , Star Wars Episode 2 , Star Wars Episode 3 , Star Wars
Episode 4 , Star Wars Episode 5 , Star Wars Episode 6 , Darth Vader ,
Han Solo , Anakin Skywalker
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Publico muchos documentales sobre cine porque considero que la Mitología es la base primitiva pero imperecedera, el modelo, de la creación de historias, personajes y transmisión de enseñanzas morales y culturales en la actualidad.
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