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"A Long Time Ago In A Galaxy Far, Far Away."

Friday everyone, I just finished the "Troops (1997) Star Wars", I would highly recommended to those who appreciate a comedy film or just spending time with friends; whilst watching a film upbeat together. Star Wars films are distinguished and well loved throughout fans worldwide. Therefore, I believe this parody was brilliant; especially taking on great assignment such as a notable epic saga franchise.
Star Wars is an space opera franchise created by George Lucas, where it pursues the battle between the Rebel Alliance and the Galactic Empire. Stormtroopers are intimidating military soldiers of the Galactic Empire, they are also ruthless towards to residents. They are under the authority of menacing Darth Vader. However, in this parody; improbable not the case. Alternatively, the Stormtrooper seem plausible and engaging towards the residents; rather than cruel towards them which they are notorious for. Stormtroopers are often presented as law enforcement throughout the galaxy, maintaining the chaos of war.
Overall, I would highly recommend this comical short film. Only for the enjoyment of cleverness of directors' concept of the daily routine of the "ferocious" Stormtroopers. This was only the beginning of the parodies, over 25 version and variance had been manufactured throughout the years. Despite this, the cycle will always be refreshed; throughout generations. Star Wars films have been prosperous, with parodies corresponding in popularly as well. On the final note, I think both concept of Star Wars, either the original or even a whimsical rendition; are genius production. ~Thank you again, and Happy Labor Day weekend! ( Both Image Sources: Pinerest, from my account. )

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