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A supedb film. A geat Trek outing. I really enjoyed this on first release at the cinema. A casual Trek watcher at the time, and this really got me into watching more. A move I will never regret. Some great momeents. I recall at the time, it made up for not having a Star Wars film to watch that year.

After STAR WARS, a difficult watch. There is a good film in there trying to get out but held back by tedious over long establishing shots that are not needed. Star Wars by contrast showed us what we needed to see and moved on. Apparently it was a very troubled production taking the costly rsmains of a cancelled TV series with it which increased the budget. Good to watch, but not a patch on Wrath of Khan which is what Star Trek really should be. A really good indication of 1979 sci fi which is much better than the identity polotics laden rubbish being produced now. Having watched the 4K edition with my son, I can say that the film has improved with age. I have not seen it at the cinema since 1979. It has been improved subtly as opposed to the STAR WARS special edition that went way too far. Still too long with unnecessary establishing shots, but enjoyable to watch. Vger now makes more sense. Not a 5 star movie, but definitely worthy a lower end 4 star rating

Die hard STAR WARS fan. Only like STAR WARS and TESB. Not interested in prequels or sequels or spin offs. However. Have watched Obi Wan Kenobi and am pleasantly surprised with how good it is. It was good to see previous actors returning to maligned roles and portraying them very well indeed. I was most impressed that they all agreed to return. The Emperor was also very good and not the OTT cartoon villain seen in the prequels. This series has been written off on some You Tube chanels but this time I am in disagreement with them. A very good series and excellent climax. I hope they do another series. The final episode was stunning. Film quality on the TV. For the first time in a long time I can say WELL DONE LUCASFILM. This has left me feeling very positive, unlike walking out of the cinema for the last 8 films. I grew up on Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Battlestar Galactica and The StarLost. Not all sci fi in the 70s was great.

How the mighty have fallen. A career spanning Duel, Jaws, CE3K, Raiders etc. To tumble to earth with this. The original version is still the benchmark. He should have quit years ago. Everybody has now caught up.

This film is a masterpiece of modern cinema, and about Speilberg's finest directorial outing. Amazing cast, acting, setting and Oscar winning score from John Williams. An incredible film.

Zero stars is far to many for this piece of total garbage courtesy of Ruin Johnson. A terribly poor attempt that does nothing to enhance the Star Wars series of films. I really like to see an old Luke drinking milk from the teet of a space cow, just to remind me of his heroics from the original trilogy. Also to see Leia killed only to "Mary Poppins" herself back to safety. This junk takes a steaming dump on what was once a world changing film series. Kathleen Kennedy does not have a clue.

Terrible. Typical BBC of that era. Zero budget, talent and effort. Abysmal lighting shows up every poor attempt at making futuristic sets. Dreadful FX not much better than home movie standards. Poor acting and terrible stories. Far inferior to Space 1999 only a few years previous and not even a match to STAR TREK S3. Total tripe which is unwatchable. Got my family to watch while wearing my nostalgia goggles. Ended up aplolgising profusely to them.

1977. Even the year sounds right. It brought us just about the best film ever made STAR WARS. Could it be made now? Not a chance. They have forgotten how to make a good film. They know how to throw hundreds of millions at the budgets to produce identy politics ridden mediocrity. STAR WARS 1977. One of my top 4 films and a deserved place in my heart. A beautiful film with warmth and wonder.

A superb film. No heroics just people against the desert. A superb story. Any film with John Mills in has to be pretty good. Watched it many times over the years.

Oh My God, Harrison Ford resembles my Dad..