The Star Wars Trilogy

May the Fourth be with you! [More] Tweet 

In case you have been living under a rock, it looks like there may be a new Star Wars film coming out soon... [More] Tweet 

21 Years ago, (10 years after the last original Kenner Action figures disappeared from toy shops) this is what your vintage Star Wars stuff was worth... [More] Tweet 

Check out these Dutch ads for Kenner Star Wars Toys and other Return of the Jedi goodies! [More] Tweet 

The Novemeber issue of the French movie magazine, Premiere, is stuffed full of Star Wars goodness, with over 20 pages of color photos and information about Episode VII The Force Awakens... [More] Tweet 

The current issue of Wired Magazine (Japan) is overflowing with Star Wars goodness,.. [More] Tweet 

Roll over, R2-D2 — BB-8 is the new droid everyone wants to build. [More] Tweet 

In February 1991, a Star Wars game for the Nintendo Entertainment System was "Just around the corner"... [More] Tweet 

Written and compiled by (now) renowned collector, Steven Sansweet, this 1980 publication touches only briefly on Kenner's game changing Star Wars toys... [More] Tweet 

And May the 4th Be With You! [More] Tweet 

English Language Brochure for the Star Tours ride at Disneyland Tokyo. [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 

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 

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