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The most curious thing..
A Bridge Too Far.
Aliens (definitely a war film)
Aliens is a war film, it just happens to be in space and not about a war that's actually happened.Fine. Star Wars.
Aliens is a war film, it just happens to be in space and not about a war that's actually happened.
I read your post as sarcastically dismissing Aliens as a war film.And?
I read your post as sarcastically dismissing Aliens as a war film.
If I was wrong, sorry.
I'd tend to file Star Wars under something like "Adventure", it's more a generic Hero's Journey type story/film than a "war film".Well no I didn't mean to dismiss it, but since we're including it, I think it's fair to include Star Wars.
Before they added the special effects, they used the bombing raid footage from Dam Busters in place of the Death Star climactic sequence to show test audiences.I'd tend to file Star Wars under something like "Adventure", it's more a generic Hero's Journey type story/film than a "war film".
But that's perhaps excessively genre-ist. Referring to the comment about the dogfights in The Battle of Britain above, I understand a lot of the shots in the climactic Death Star battle are taken straight from The Battle of Britain and other war films.
Yes 'War film' isn't the first genre you'd put SW in, but then it's not for Aliens either.I'd tend to file Star Wars under something like "Adventure", it's more a generic Hero's Journey type story/film than a "war film".
Cool, didn't know that.Referring to the comment about the dogfights in The Battle of Britain above, I understand a lot of the shots in the climactic Death Star battle are taken straight from The Battle of Britain and other war films.
"Yeah, we're going to replace this bit. Just imagine the dam's in space."Before they added the special effects, they used the bombing raid footage from Dam Busters in place of the Death Star climactic sequence to show test audiences.
Fact fans.