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From ‘Star Wars’ to ‘Solo,’ what are the best and worst parts of the saga from the galaxy far, far away? We ranked them all.

Elements and pieces of George Lucas’ original ‘Star Wars’ plan have made it into the new movies.

Rian Johnson’s The Last Jedi has gotten high praise from The Man himself.

Now when George Lucas claims, "It belongs in a museum!" he'll have a place to put that valuable item from cinema's growing history.

When a director inherits a franchise from another more seasoned, more beloved filmmaker, there’s bound to be some anxiety about whether or not their predecessor will like the finished project. Did I get it right? they ask themselves. Did I do their legacy justice? Gareth Edwards, still pretty new to the blockbuster scene after taking the reins of 2014’s franchise starter/reviver Godzilla, has some galaxy-sized shoes to fill as the director of the upcoming Star Wars anthology film Rogue One. But he doesn’t have to worry too much anymore, because George Lucas has seen the movie, and given it his hearty blessing.

It’s not uncommon for trailers to feature scenes that never make it to theaters, or for specific scenes to look slightly different than they did in early teasers, owing to changes in visual FX during production. Such is the case with Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and while some of the scenes featured in the trailers weren’t included in the theatrical version, those deleted scenes are included on the new Blu-ray release. But there was one thing from the initial trailers that wasn’t restored: a reference to George Lucas’ prequels.

It’s one of the most contentious arguments in all of fandom. In the original Star Wars, did Han Solo casually execute the bounty hunter Greedo or did he only return fire in self defense? In 1977, it was definitely the former. In the remastered “special editions,” George Lucas digitally modified the scene so it was the latter, claiming it was always his intent...

Jurassic World recently set the record for the biggest opening weekend at the box office with $209 million. But, did you know that Return of the Jedi once held that record in 1983 with just $23 million. That’s just one of the facts packed into the latest episode of You Think You Know Movies, which looks at the finale of the original Star Wars trilogy, Return of the Jedi!

George Lucas had ideas and plans for what the last three Star Wars movies would be, but only wanted to do the seventh film before selling LucasFilms.

George Lucas created 'Star Wars' in 1977 and barely had enough money to finish the first film, but now 35 years later he just made over $4 billion by selling the empire he created to Disney who now will take the film franchise into the future with all new movies, how does Lucas feel about this? Find out after the jump.

Indiana Jones fans are a tough crowd to please. Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and Harrison Ford put the perfect cap on a trilogy with ‘The Last Crusade.’ Fans ask for more. So the team reunites for ‘Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,’ and nobody likes it. We want more. Can we expect a fifth ‘Indiana Jones,’ as is often rumored? Producer Frank Marshall has an update.

We knew it was coming but didn't know exactly when, now we do, Star Wars fans mark your calendar for Febuary 10th, 2012. 'Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace' will be released for the first time in 3D and will be the first of six Star Wars movies released in 3D, one a year starting next year...