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What is more popular Star Trek or Star Wars?
The “Star Wars” franchise has topped the “Star Trek” franchise. “Star Wars” may have produced less work, but the franchise has brought in much more in the box office, and that’s without nostalgic TV series backing it up.
What do Star Wars and Star Trek have in common?
The most obvious commonality between Star Wars and Star Trek is that they have very similar titles. They’re both two-word titles beginning with Star, and the second word is four letters long, neatly mirroring the first. The two franchises are often mixed up by laymen because their names are so similar.
Which came first Star Wars or Trek?
Star Wars and Star Trek are both science based and involve space travel and aliens. The Star Trek television series was originally produced in 1966, and it influenced the 1977 beginning of the popular Star Wars films. In 1979, the first Star Trek movie was released.
Are Star Wars movies worth watching?
The original Star Wars trilogy includes two of the best films ever made, and the special effects still hold up well today. The original trilogy is well worth six hours of your time, but you could watch The Force Awakens first and still follow the story. Definetly yes, for many people it’s almost cult.
What is the difference between Star Wars and Star Trek?
While Star Wars is about romantic war, and Star Trek is about technological utopia, BSG is about post-apocalyptic existential survival, where there is very little technology that doesn’t feel completely believable, at least on the human side (FTL jumping, etc. notwithstanding).
Why do people like Battlestar Galactica so much?
Battlestar Galactica fans are people who prefer a heavy dose of realism in their “science fiction”. These are people appreciate the show’s post-9/11 mindset, who realize that the world/galaxy is a dangerous, uncaring place. In the universe of BSG, there are no heroes and few villains.
Why do people like Star Wars so much?
Star Wars fans are people who enjoy high fantasy, mythic stories. They like action, drama, romance and teasing out deeper significances to the characters and plot points, relating them to other myths and archetypes in literature. They like technology to be fun and futuristic without needing to understand how it works.