whats the best star wars movie?
340217
I agree, Return of the Jedi was the best.
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Star Wars (all episodes)
1081466
For me, it is a tie between Sith and Jedi. As Anakin Skywalker, Hayden really improved as an actor, espescially once he had turned to the Dark Side. The fight scene between Anakin and Obi-Wan was incredible (as was the one between Yoda and the Emperor) and I think John Williams really outdid himself with Battle of the Heroes. It was an incredible score.\n\nAs for Return of the Jedi, everything comes into full circle. The Emperor is defeated, Anakin is redemmed, Luke becomes a Jedi, and Han and Leia *finally* get together ^_~
1005160
lord of the rings..i must agreee with you..they are amazing..there are some pretty good movies besides those ones out there too..
1036903
The Empire Strikes Back.  If you survey die hard Star Wars fans any comic convention, 8 out of 10 will say The Empire Strikes Back.\n\nThings that make it the best:\n1.  Introduction of Yoda.  \n2.  We learn more about the Force.\n3.  Leia and Han's emerging relationship.  Before Han gets frozen, Leia says "I love you" and Han responds "I know"\n4.  Vader is revealed as Luke's father.\n5.  We learn that Leia is Luke's sister (indirectly).\n6.  Its a dark time for rebellion.  Rebels get their butts kicked on Hoth\n7.  Great contrasting music.  The Imperial March (Darth Vader's theme) vs. Yoda's Theme.\n\nPlus this was the only episode not directed by George Lucas.  I think it really ticks Lucas off that Star Wars fans love ESB the most.
901215
"Spirited Away"\nThat movie is awesome!
190073
LOTR is the best. Seriously, movies are there to transport people to a whole new world, take you out of reality, and LOTR does just that while giving us emotionally connect able characters. Die Hard wasn't bad but in all three movies it was the exact same thing over and over, thoughtless carnage and mayhem, while LOTR takes some thinking. But you definitely do have to be in the mood for LOTR. But still, it is THE best.
687759
I would say the Chronicles of Narnia....it was exceptionally \ncool movie.....story....direction.... background scores were good...characters were impressive....specially half man and half horse thin wasnt that cool....I really enjoyed it...would say must see movie for the people of all ages....isnt it!!!\n\n\n:)
620924
The Warriors, it is just cool. \n\nwarriors come out and playeyea!\n\nThe openning credits is the best of any movie!\n\nmusic is sweet too!
537612
Rey is the best..no matter wut.
824471
The best movie is Wedding Crashers.. I love it
413053
I personally loved Star Wars since forever. But the Lord of the Rings is a fantastic movie nonetheless.
1101438
Watch The Phantom Menace (Ep. 1)\nThen Attack of the Clones (Ep. 2)\nThen Revenge of the Sith (Ep. 3)\nThen Star Wars (Ep. 4) the first movie.\nThen Empire Strikes Back (Ep. 5)\nLast, Return of the Jedi (Ep. 6)
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I have to go with Star Wars (The Original Version)\n\nor \n\nRaider's of the Lost Ark\n\nCan you tell I'm a Harrison Ford fan?
691331
Brokeback Mountain\nall 3 latest Star Wars Films\nthis Chicken Little thing what the Heck was that all about\nPearl Harbor
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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic\nRevan: Shut up and kiss me you bambling fool!\n\nAlso the movie Gold\nTerry Steyner: Kiss me you fool.
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Star Wars: George Lucas' epic tale of the battle between good and evil, set in a "galaxy far, far away....", began in 1977--with episode FOUR (A New Hope)of SIX!!  That film raised the special effects bar and paved the way for further whiz-bang sci-fi movies.\n\nThe main characters are Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, his partner Chewie, Obi-Wan Kenobi (Luke's mentor), androids C3-PO and R2-D2 (episodes 4, 5, and 6).\n\nEpisodes 1,2 and 3 began filming over 22 years AFTER the first 'Star Wars' film began! These films go further into the development of the main characters and events leading into the first three episodes prior.  It's rewarding to watch ALL SIX episodes 1 through 6, which takes well over 12 hours to do.....knowing the many many years it took for George Lucas to fully tell this story!!\n\nIn between those years, the Star Wars films made and shattered explosively amazing box office profits, and created an almost infinite assortment of marketable sales items promoting the films (like they really need to).\n\nAnd through it all, Lucas basically created his very own vast Star Wars universe, featuring hundreds of species of life, their languages and cultures--quite much like Gene Roddenberry did with Star Trek.