The Star Wars Trilogy

The Star Wars Trilogy explores the history of the Notorious Mos Eisley Speeder shot. [More] Tweet 

Full trailer for Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. From an original 1983 35mm film reel. [More] Tweet 

If I was at all good at building models I'd be building two of these right now... [More] Tweet 

There is no denying 2015 is going to be mega - Avengers, James Bond and The Terminator are back, Jurassic World opens its gates once again and they’ve only gone and made another Star Wars movie... [More] Tweet 

A Close up look at the Star Wars Trilogy Executor Box Set. [More] Tweet 

Original theatrical trailer for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, from a 35mm film reel. [More] Tweet 

Raiders of the Lost Ark, March 1983 re-release trailer from a 35mm film reel. [More] Tweet 

Press release from 1995 explaining that the original Star Wars trilogy will soon be gone, forever, and that an all new Special Edition Trilogy will soon be replacing it... [More] Tweet 

Made available to the press in early 1997 around the same time that the Star Wars Special Edition trilogy was about to hit theaters, this 6 minute snippet of behind the footage shows us what "State of the art" technology looked like almost twenty years ago... [More] Tweet 

When Star Wars landed in the theaters, it introduced audiences to a galaxy filled with heroes and villains, robots and space ships, and a dizzying variety of alien life. But when the lights came up, they all disappeared... Unless you had all the toys. In which case, the adventure never had to end... [More] Tweet 

As far as I know, this magazine collection is currently only available in Spain. Published every two weeks, each magazine comes with a replica Star Wars helmet 1/5 scale. [More] Tweet 

A review of the review of the review... [More] Tweet 

While some viewers will be offended by the bad language and many more by the pizza roll loving serial killer subplot schtick, there is no denying that Mr. Plinket’s review of what went wrong in The Phantom Menace is right on the money, and brilliantly illustrated with examples from all 6 movies and behind the scenes footage. While I encourage you all to watch it (and his reviews of Episodes II and Episode III which are every bit as good), here are the cliff notes... [More] Tweet 

Would you pay $300 for this generic loose Jawa figure? [More] Tweet 

Will Brooker, circa 2004: 'The release of this new DVD is an important event in one way because of the ways in which it rewrites, revises, “corrects,” and fiddles with the history of the existing Star Wars mythos, presenting itself as an authoritative version of the original trilogy that replaces the previous editions and effectively tells fans they never happened that way. On the other hand, it can be seen as trivial for two reasons: first, because Lucas is inevitably going to bring out further reworked and amended versions of the film, apparently lacking any ability to leave these films alone; and second, because I think fans have the stubborn determination to resist the revisions they dislike, claiming that for them it actually happened as it did in 1977 or, alternatively, in 1997 with what we’ll now have to call the “original special edition.” ' [More] Tweet