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An Unbiased Review of Star Wars Part 4
Star Wars 4: A New Hope

This classic was the first blockbuster, also this movie that gave meaning to the word geek, and gave Halloween something to look forward to. Excellent for its time, it came at the perfect time, the Vietnam War had just ended, and Americans needed some fun, and then came Star Wars.

Although you may look back and think how fake that ship was, or how bad Mark Hamill's acting is, but this is not an analyze movie, it's a fun movie. That is what delivers fun is.

Overall great 4/5 stars.

Star Wars 5: The Empire Strikes Back

With such a hit like Star Wars you have to deliver a sequel and boy did they deliver a sequel!

With Irvin Kershner at the helm instead of George Lucas, much needed characterization came into play, bringing the characters in new directions, and adding much needed depth to the characters. Also new locations, new villains, and new characters like Yoda, and a new plot to carry the series to the climax, all are added.

The writing was also the best of any Star Wars movie; bring memorable lines like "Luke I Am Your Father!" Hamill's acting does get better but not perfect.

Overall a great addition to the series with the characterization, better story, and better lines 4.5/5 Stars.

Star Wars 6: Return Of The Jedi

An entire generation has been waiting for, the moment where we see Han is rescued, Luke comes face to face with his father, and the Dark Side and our heroes defeat the Evil Empire this moment. So how did life-size teddy bears make it into the movie?

When you ask a person what he/or she, remembers most from Jedi it's "Those cute little Ewoks!" What! Forget that an entire galaxy was saved, or the harrowing conclusion to a six parter series. We should have known George would put Jar-Jar-Binks into the prequel. However, why mess with a good thing? To make it more kid friendly.

Overall the movie suffered from childish creatures, lacking Irvin Kershner (who made the last movie), and less focusing on the conclusion 3.5/5 Stars.

Overall, the series changed movies forever, and for good reason. This movie also paved the way for Indiana Jones and Harrison Ford. However, from a tainted conclusion I give the trilogy 4/5 Stars.

Note: See the other three parts of my Unbiased Reviews of Star Wars.


THE FORCE IS OURS TO WATCH FOREVER AND EVER!!!!!
Star Wars Trilogy is a must have dvd boxset for any movie buff!!!!! All the movies are classic and have great characters and storylines that we can't live without!!!!!! One of the biggest sayings to this day is may the force be with you!!!!!!! GO OUT AND GET THIS MOVIES IN YOUR COLLECTION NOW AND MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU!!!!!!!

This is a great purchase for any Star Wars fan
This DVD boxed set is the ultimate rendition of the original trilogy.

The Dvds have great picture quality and sound and the changes fit well into the star wars universe. As a true "Star Wars Geek" i know more about the Star Wars universe than any of the people who have reviewed this DVD and to say

"Mos Eisley was supposed to be a dusty, deserted town. Tatooine is on the outer rim of the galazy. It's an unimportant, dusty, underpopulated planet. What I saw in the "Special Editions" was a thriving, well-populated town."

IS SIMPLY NOT TRUE
Mos Eisley was supposed to be the capital city on the planet and the major starport on Tatooine. It is supposed to be a wretched hive of scum and villany, NOT A DESERTED TOWN. They were unable to fully bring the city to life in the original version and that is what they did.

The movies are great, stop complaining because you do not enjoy change. Grow with the times.

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