A drama by George Lucas, starring Richard Dreyfuss and Ron Howard.1950s teens do what 1950s teens do while 1950s music plays. Cars are driven, dates are picked up, greasy food is eaten and races are held.The soundtrack for this is awesome. '50s music really floats my boat these days, after hearing what happened to pop music after then. The main bad thing about this film is the over-emphasis on automobiles. I know that it adheres to the plot well, but I just don't like it. I'm rating this o.k. because it was good, but there was too much about cars.
A science fiction by George Lucas.A small band of rebels fight against a powerful empire for the fate of the galaxy.The films (by number) are: The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, a new hope, The Empire Strikes Back and The Return of the Jedi. The older ones are clasics, but a little dull. The newer ones are a little easier to watch, but also dumbed down and cheesy. I'll always remember the toys being more fun than the films, as I had a massive stockpile that may have been worth thousands if they weren't played with so much. I'm rating this series o.k.
A fantasy written and produced by George Lucas, directed by Ron Howard.A human baby is found in a "small people" or "peck" (to quote from the film) village and an aspiring sorcerer must take the child to where she will be safe. With the help of friends who he meets along the way, they defeat the evil army and sorceress who want to capture and kill the child.This is one of those classic 80s films that everyone sees and everyone loves. The characters and setting were very good. I like it, but it doesn't have that extra oomph to put it into green status, so worthy is a perfectly good rating for this.
