Check Out The Original Teaser Trailer For STAR WARS: RETURN REVENGE OF THE JEDI

October 30th will be the date we've all been waiting for...or November 20th.

Soooo Played outt!!!! Bring on 7 & 8

trailers back then were so cheesy haha! That was awesome.

I expect a ep. 7 teaser with the voice of Mark Hamill communicating with Obi-Wan and Yoda.

What's weird is, Lucas threatened to sue Paramount because they had "Star Trek: The Vengeance of Khan" coming out in 1982, and thought people would confuse the two movies, so Paramount changed their film to "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan." Then Lucas decides "Revenge" isn't the best title, so he changes his too.

my second favorite star wars film.

6th star wars the phantom meance
5th star wars attack of the clones
4th star wars revenge of the sith
3rd star wars a new hope
2nd star wars return of the jedi
1st star wars the empire strikes back

Third favorite.

1. The Empire Strikes Back
2. Star Wars
3. Return of the Jedi
4. Revenge of the Sith
5. Phantom Menace (still think the title is talking about Jar-Jar)
6. Attack of the Clones

narrator sounds like a horny old perv

Also, Jedi suffers the most from George Lucas' digital tampering. It makes me sad.

....And if this isn't leading towards an Episode VII Teaser, than this is all a big waste of time.

Lord, 80's trailers. It was always some dude basically telling us what the movie was going to be about. Star Trek 2 had a similar thing going as I remember. I guess it took them a while to figure out audiences could glean this information for themselves from the images on screen. Still I guess it was a step up from giant word splashes popping up on screen like the 40's and 50's.

Since many others are posting their preferred order of films, I guess I'll throw in my two cents.

1- Empire
2- A New Hope
3- Jedi

*Large Gap*

4- Phantom Menace
5- Clones
6- Sith

The prequels just got worse as they came out. Quality wise, there isn't that much of a difference between the three, but as each film touched on events that were more and more desirable to see, the letdown was just so much harder. The action and extravagant set pieces did not make up for the poor story telling, acting, and failure to properly connect to the old films, which crumbled more and more with each subsequent release.

I would have little to no issue with the excessive lack of practical effects and sets, if those other elements of the films had been successful.

I can sit through these movies here and there, but they sincerely lack rewatchability. I have painfully accepted them as Star Wars canon, but in my mind I will always picture my own version of how things went down. Hopefully the sequels wont reference too much (if anything at all) from the prequels.

Fun to watch. Interesting the Luke's lightsaber was blue in the trailer.