6 or 9?

So technically, there are 49 Star Wars movies.

1. A New Hope
2. Star Wars Christmas Special (although this too can be broken into seperate movies - Fett cartoon, etc.)
3. ESB
4. ROTJ
5. Ewoks: Caravan of Courage
6. Ewoks: Battle for Endor
7. 14 Droid Episodes

• 4 Trigon One
• 5 Mon Julpa
• 1 Heep
• 4 Mungo Baobob

21. 26 Ewok Episodes
47. The Phantom Menace
48. Attack of the Clones
49. (Episode III)

Did I miss any Star Wars movies?

 

Don't forget the games which have moving pictures(Cutscenes tieing the script together).

As well as star tours.

I've also heard some audio dramas before be called a term known as "Aural Movies". (Moving Sound.)

 

I'd say that's stretching things to include the game. And more importantly, technically-speaking (well, since we are being technical to get to 49 anyway), a "digital movie" isn't necessarily a movie in the traditional sense, as nothing really moves. Same goes for the digital pics from the games.

So, I suppose we should strike The Phantom Menace from being a Star Wars movie (although it is still a Star Wars film.)

However, it gets replaced with the Star Tours Movie?

So, still only 49 Star Wars movies, right? Talking Star Wars films, we'd add to it the cut-scenes from DF, DF2:JK, SotE, RS, RS2... as well as The Phantom Menace.

 

"I'd say that's stretching things to include the game. And more importantly, technically-speaking, a "digital movie" isn't necessarily a movie in the traditional sense, as nothing really moves. Same goes for the digital pics from the games."

Actually there is still a scan line that moves unperceptically below the human vision which makes the pictures seem to move.

Movies in the traditional sense didn't actually move either. It was just a series of pictures flashed by fast, that only seemed to move. But each picture wasn't moving for real.

We asked about movies. Digital movies is a type of movie. We aren't going into the technical aspects on how they move.

 

But the difference between movies and digital films is that there is a moving piece - each static frame is moved at a rapid pace.

With digital films, the information can be stored solid-state, with no moving items. Hence, digital films are not movies. Movies are movies.

To call a digital film a digital "movie" is incorrect.

 

Ahh, but calling it film would technically be incorrect as well. For digital media is infact not film at all. film denotes a strip of plastic, Celluloid.

On the other hand, Digital Movie Cameras and digital movies are actual terms used by the movie industry.

While a physical object isn't moving. There is still movement of data from point A to point B. As well as power moving from batteries or power source in a relay. Electricty moves. So digital isn't 100% non moving, it just doesn't have mechanical parts.

 

Please don't stop you guys are funny to watch discuss about this... Hang on a minute, I'll do some popcorn...

 

"webster thesaurus: Synonyms MOVIE, cine, ||cinema, film, flick, moving picture, photoplay, picture, picture show, show"


As well, movie, moving picture, etc is a synonym of film.

Synonyms being words with same meaning.

 

<put some popcorn in mouth>

crunch

 

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