Attack of the Clones was shot at 8-bit 1080p? Is that why it’s aged more than The Phantom Menace and Revenge of the Sith?

There was a lot less CGI used to bring one of the main characters in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew to life than you might expect based on their design.

Best hopes his ordeal has helped people understand that even with CGI characters, you shouldn't act "like the actors don’t ...

R2-D2, the beloved astromech droid from the Star Wars saga, has come to epitomize innovation and creativity in US cinema ...

The Star Wars timeline is a wild ride. You have the main story split into three chunks: the Prequels (Episodes I–III, those late '90s/early 2000s films with way too much CGI), the OG classics ...

Reviews Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 1 and 2 Review: A Fun, Nostalgic Romp The first two episodes of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew are full of fun as a band of precocious kids set off on their ...

Read the Empire Movie review of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. The middle episode that can make a virtue of its bridging role is rare indeed. And where The Empire ...

George Lucas talks about Star Wars, CGI and how he made visual effects magic in season two of "Light & Magic," streaming now on Disney+.

2005 was a fantastic year for original Star Wars video games, but Revenge of the Sith's direct adaptation, quirks and all, shouldn't be forgotten.