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This was my favorite Star Wars film when I was a kid and I'm still so proud that I grew up with it, there is one thing that disappoints me about it but in the end I still love this film to pieces. The musical score, the effects, the conclusion to the story of Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia Organa, the laughs, even the characters themselves still fill me with such incredible excitement and thrilling empowerment. The thing that I didn't really like was the fact that Carrie Fisher literally became a princess icon thanks to that slave outfit she wore in this film when her character was a slave in Jabba the Hut's palace, but deep down I actually like that outfit because it made Carrie look rather cute and it had some pretty nice details. I feel bad that Carrie went through that after this masterpiece was made but I'm still glad that she still had as much fun as everyone else who made this work of art a reality, Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, Billy Dee Williams, Ian McDiramid, EVERYONE, I still love this film now just as much as I did when I was little. If you really want to know how this war between the Dark Side and the Light Side of the Force comes to an end than you've got to see this masterpiece and all it has to offer just like the other 5 films that came before this one that also still give me great pleasure even today with every single time I see them, see what happens when Luke discovers that he's not an only child after all, see how Emporer Palpatine is finally destroyed and who really destroys him and see if Darth Vader a.k.a. Anakin Skywalker finally comes back to the Light Side of the Force and embraces the good in himself he still has left. Return of the Jedi will take you on yet another outrageously fantastic adventure into the depths of the galaxy as you witness the war finally come to an end and witness our beloved Luke Skywalker become the Jedi master he was always this is how ended of trilogy we didn’t need prequels sequel trilogy period!!!!!! meant to be. Enjoy The Ride!!! Grab Your Lightsaber!!! And May The Force Be With You!!! ALWAYS!!!!! Rejoice 10 /10

Considered by many to be the best of the original Star Wars trilogy, "The Empire Strikes Back" elevated the stakes by taking a darker direction in tone expanding the universe with new locations not seen before. After the Rebels' successful victory at the Battle of Yavin, the Empire has forced them to evacuate from Yavin IV and relocate to a more deserted facility on the icy planet of Hoth, where Darth Vader (James Earl Jones) has dispatched thousands of probe droids across the galaxy in search of Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), the rebel responsible for the destruction of the Death Star who has a strong connection to the force. Along the way, the heroes encounter a series of obstacles to overcome, including a vicious Wampa, AT-AT's, an Asteroid Field, the conflict between good and evil, and saving themselves after being betrayed and turned over to the Empire. All the main cast members from the original 1977 film return for the sequel, with new fan-favorite additions making their first appearance in the Star Wars universe including Jedi Master Yoda (Frank Oz) and Lando Calrissian (Billy Dee Williams). After the huge success of the original, director George Lucas stepped down from his role as director and passed the torch to Irvin Kershner, but still remained on board to contribute to the story as it was still his overall vision. Personally, it's difficult to decide which is the superior film. As a kid, I remember when I used to watch the original trilogy on DVD, VHS, and eventually Spike, where I would constantly skip over to the exciting space battles and lightsaber duels between Luke and Vader on Bespin. At the time, I wasn't the biggest fan of Empire when I was younger, but I always had fond memories watching the Battle of Hoth sequence, especially since it was one of the standout scenes that implemented many filmmaking techniques that still hold up. These days, the more I rewatch and evaluate its significance, the more I begin to understand why it's so groundbreaking and how it helped pave the way for a darker and more mature second act of a three-part story arc. There are still some comedy bits thrown in to keep it from going too far from the lighthearted tone of the original and similar to what was done in the original, it works really well and keeps the audience entertained despite moving in a darker direction. It doesn't overstay its welcome as it's always on the move at a fast pace and exceeds expectations by ending on a cliff hanger leaving the audience to wait another few years to see if the Rebellion has what it takes to defeat the Empire for good. In the end, it goes without saying that this was and remains one of the best films of all-time and is worth the time checking out. It has the perfect blend of comedy, action, romance, and science fiction that still to this day, many others have tried and failed to reach the same level of achievement.10 /10

To this day, this is still considered to be a great follow-up to Spider-Man (2002), one factor being that this movie had better material to exploit than the first one. Many people also consider it to be one of the greatest sequels ever made as well as one of the best comic book movies ever. Tobey Maguire is still a good Spider-Man. Much like its predecessor, the posters are awesome. The comic book style used in opening credits is cool and interesting. It introduces new compelling themes such as Peter having to struggle between being a superhero and a normal guy. Alfred Molina was an excellent choice to play Otto Octavius/Doctor Octopus and is now one of the most iconic comic book movie villains of all time. The one-issue comic, "Spider-Man No More!" was used as the main inspiration for the film with the emotional, iconic moment of Peter Parker throwing his Spider-Man suit into a trash can and walking away. An awesome alternative rock soundtrack featuring songs like "Vindicated" from Dashboard Confessional, "Ordinary" from Train and "Hold On" from Jet. The acting is great. Especially from Tobey Maguire went it comes to the emotional moments. Epic action scenes, such as the hospital scene where Otto's Arms kill all of the surgeons in the operating room, showing how dangerous they've become without the inhibitor chip suppressing them (This scene also show us how great Sam Raimi is when it comes to directing horror moments). Incredible visual effects on Doc Ock's mechanical tentacles. In some scenes, they're real mechanical arms that they created, and in other scenes they're puppets. Amazing score composed by the legendary Danny Elfman, who also composed the score for the first film. Memorable quotes, such as: "Pizza time!" "I WANT SPIDER-MAN!" "I'm back!....My back!" "Woah! He stole that guy's pizza!" "Ladies and Gentlemen, fasten your seatbelts" "The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand!" Funny cameo appearance by Bruce Campbell as the theater usher. The scene where Peter tells his Aunt May the truth about Uncle Ben's death is heartbreaking. Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus's fight on top of a speeding train is action-packed and became an iconic moment in the film. It could very well be the very best fight sequence in any Spider-Man movie. Much of the visual effects and cinematography have improved from the first film. Dr. Octopus' death and redemption was pretty sad and tragic. It sets in a good way Harry's arc for "Spider-Man 3" when he discovers that Peter is Spider-Man and may have been responsible for his father's death. The ending is incredibly fantastic and satisfying, with Peter Parker sharing a kiss with Mary Jane right before he becomes Spider-Man outside of New York.10 /10

With great power comes great responsibility".These words, spoken by Peter Parker's uncle Ben(Cliff Robertson)during their last conversation and which have become Spider-Man's motto, also perfectly represent the challenge Sam Raimi was facing when asked to bring one of America's most loved superheroes to the screen. You can relax, fellas: Raimi's movie is definitely worth a look.Loosely based on the origin story and the Stan Lee/John Romita Sr. run, it's a fascinating mix of spectacular action and powerful drama, as it chronicles Peter Parker's(Tobey Maguire) transformation into a superhuman and the responsibilities deriving from said metamorphosis: while fighting crime to avenge his uncle's death, he also has to deal with his feelings for Mary Jane Watson(Kirsten Dunst) and his friendship with Harry Osborn(James Franco); add Harry's father Norman(Willem Dafoe), who's become schizophrenic psycho Green Goblin, and you've got a quite complicated situation. Raimi's excellent at showing us the hero's pain, as well as the one he causes to others, and he gets terrific performances from the entire cast, particularly Maguire, Dafoe and Robertson. On its own, it's a very good superhero flick, alongside the sequel, it's an absolute masterpiece. Recommended 10 /10

It depicts a dystopia future in which reality as perceived by most humans is actually a simulated reality called "the Matrix", created by sentient machines to subdue the human population, while their bodies' heat and electrical activity are used as an energy source. Computer programmer "Neo" learns this truth and is drawn into a rebellion against the machines, which involves other people who have been freed from the "dream world".