TLJ proved this preconception was wrong, when Vice Admiral Amilyn Holdo engaged the hyperdrive of the last command ship directly into the path of the First Order Mega-class Star Destroyer, the Supremacy, heavily damaging it. I always assumed this must because the transition to hyperspace (A different dimension) must cause the object to be mostly intangible, due to the nature of exiting physical space. If you watch the sources you see little to no atmospheric disturbance meaning the air is not forced out of way of a fast moving object like atmospheric entry vehicles( ). According to /wiki/Hyperspace There have been several instances where ships have jumped into and out of a planetary atmosphere. In other words how tangible an object is when transitioning to hyperspace. The saga is packed with sounds, with a lot of fascinating behind-the-scenes stories of their creation available in the series' extensive featurettes.So after seeing TLJ a question started to plague me about the tangibility of trans hyperspace. With the legendary Ben Burtt at the helm of the Star Wars sounds, there is brilliance aplenty, ranging from the sounds of weapons, characters, creatures, vehicles, and more.
In all of cinema, there are few, if any, movies and franchises with sounds anywhere near as iconic as those in Star Wars. Updated on August 2nd, 2021 by Rhys McGinley: It is not massive Star Wars news to say that the franchise has some truly awesome sound effects.
Ranging from the sounds of a blaster to a lightsaber to Chewbacca’s roar, fans will forever replicate Star Wars sound effects. RELATED: The 10 Best Planets In Star WarsĪs well as all the iconic imagery, Star Wars also has its fair share of iconic sounds that have stuck with fans throughout the decades. This is down to the hard work and talents of Industrial Lights and Magic, which was founded by George Lucas way back in 1975 for the production of the first film, which helped give A New Hope some incredible effects. Since its inception, Star Wars has been at the forefront of visual effects, revolutionizing the way audiences watch movies.
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