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(4.06) | 3 | Fifteen years after National Public Radio's wildly successful adaptation of Star wars, and thirteen years after The empire strikes back, the trilogy hurtled to its long-awaited thrilling conclusion with Return of the Jedi ... Like its predecessors, this electrifying drama boasts a splendid cast (including Anthony Daniels as See-Threepio and Ed Asner as Jabba the Hutt), a greatly expanded script, with many scenes and characters not found in the movie, and audio engineering of unparalleled excellence.… (more) |
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As a kid (like most kids in the 80's), this was always my favorite of the trilogy, probably on account of the Ewoks. Because everybody under 10 loves Ewoks. Not to mention the Rancor and the Emperor. I've always just sort of taken its awesomeness for granted and not looked too critically at it. Now that I think about it, it's not really that great of a movie. Fun and action packed, yes, but not a great movie like the other two are. That's okay, though, I don't mind hanging on to my bias. (