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Try To Take It
Collection of five short films from Falcon Studios. "Dark Desires" — Mean-sexy Latin stud Guillermo meets superstar Dick Fisk and their dark desires dictate the action. "Try To Take It" — Kip Noll plays an inexperienced young stud anxious to experience the thrills of man-to-man sex and Frank is only too happy to accommodate him. "Two On Blue" — Unabashed action from two young exhibitionists who give performances that will be remembered. "Todd Parker" — Horny 19-year-old Marine out on a pass works himself to a climax you'll long remember. "Hand For A Star" — Bill Eld is mesmerizing as he plays with himself.
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Plot Summary
In a galaxy far, far away, a young farmhand named Luke Skywalker discovers his destiny as a Jedi Knight. Alongside a roguish smuggler, a wise old Jedi Master, and a pair of droids, he joins a rebellion against the tyrannical Galactic Empire. Their mission is to rescue a captured princess and deliver vital plans that could destroy the Empire's ultimate weapon, the Death Star.
Critical Reception
Widely acclaimed upon release, 'Try to Take It' (commonly known as 'Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope') revolutionized the science fiction genre and became a cultural phenomenon. Its groundbreaking special effects, compelling storyline, and iconic characters garnered immense praise from critics and audiences alike, earning it numerous accolades and solidifying its place as a cinematic classic.
What Reviewers Say
A visually spectacular and thrilling space opera with an archetypal hero's journey.
Groundbreaking special effects and a timeless story of good versus evil.
Captures the imagination with its unique universe and memorable characters.
Google audience: Audiences lauded the film for its groundbreaking special effects, engaging adventure, and the classic good versus evil narrative. Many praised the memorable characters and the imaginative world-building, making it a beloved classic across generations.
Awards & Accolades
Won 7 Academy Awards (including Best Art Direction, Best Visual Effects, Best Film Editing, Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Costume Design, Best Sound Effects) and nominated for 4 others (including Best Picture, Best Director). Also won a Golden Globe for Best Original Score.
Fun Fact
The distinctive sound of the lightsabers was created by combining the hum of a television set with the sound of a broken fluorescent light bulb buzzing.
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