Star Wars Trilogy

Brian De Palma called the first Star Wars movie "gibberish". But George Lucas' vision, Harrison Ford's gruff charm, the Irwin Kershner-directed/Leigh Brackett-scripted The Empire Strikes Back and, of course, Darth Vader—one of cinema's great villains —ensure the trilogy's immortality. Just don't mention the prequels.

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Brian De Palma called the first Star Wars movie “gibberish”. But George Lucas’ vision, Harrison Ford’s gruff charm, the Irwin Kershner-directed/Leigh Brackett-scripted The Empire Strikes Back and, of course, Darth Vader?one of cinema’s great villains ?ensure the trilogy’s immortality. Just don’t mention the prequels.

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Brian De Palma called the first Star Wars movie "gibberish". But George Lucas' vision, Harrison Ford's gruff charm, the Irwin Kershner-directed/Leigh Brackett-scripted The Empire Strikes Back and, of course, Darth Vader?one of cinema's great villains ?ensure the trilogy's immortality. Just don't mention the prequels. Star Wars Trilogy