Some facts about Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace
filed in Uncategorized on Nov.24, 2009
George Lucas promised to shoot the Star Wars prequel on the eve of the twentieth anniversary of Star Wars-IV: A New Hope In 1999 the long-awaited continuation of the saga came on the screens. Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace was the fourth shown on the screens in the Star Wars sagaand the first of a three-film prequel story to the original film trilogy. To get the most plausible to make race carts and accidents in the movie “Star Wars-I: The Phantom Menace”, experts in special effects, carefully watched archive accidents racing series Formula 1. Separately, it is worth mention about the heroes speeches Each race has it own language. For example, evoki communicate in Tagalog, distributed in the Philippines. grid of rodians race explained in Quechua – the language of the Peruvian Indians – lost backwards. Jabba the Hutt was borrowed from one of the Vietnamese dialects. The Phantom Menace was a major financial success, breaking many box office records in its debut. The movie collected more than $28 million in the opening day and $100 million in five days. As with previous Star Wars installments, the soundtracks of The Phantom Menace was composed and conducted by John Williams. He started working in October 1998, and began recording the music with the London Voices and London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios on February 10, 1999.
