Robot Chicken: Star Wars

July. 17,2007      NR
Rating:
8
Trailer Synopsis Cast

A series of 30 sketches, following the hilarious antics of various characters from a galaxy, far, far away.

Seth Green as  The Nerd / Qui-Gon Jinn / Ponda Baba / Max Rebo (voice)
Abraham Benrubi as  Darth Vader (voice)
Keith Ferguson as  Han Solo (voice)
Candace Bailey as  Princess Leia Organa / Girl / Various (voice)
Bob Bergen as  Luke Skywalker (voice)
Ahmed Best as  Jar Jar Binks / AT-AT Driver (voice)
Mark Hamill as  Luke Skywalker (voice)
Tom Kane as  C-3PO (voice)
Seth MacFarlane as  Emperor Palpatine (voice)
Breckin Meyer as  Boba Fett / Admiral Ackbar / Janitor / Space Slug #2 (voice)

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Reviews

VividSimon
2007/07/17

Simply Perfect

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Listonixio
2007/07/18

Fresh and Exciting

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Console
2007/07/19

best movie i've ever seen.

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FirstWitch
2007/07/20

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

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disdressed12
2007/07/21

having never watched an episode of Robot chicken,i wasn't sure what to expect.but i was more than pleasantly surprised at this parody of star wars.it' done in quick random skits that range from a few seconds to a minute or two,one right after another.most of them are hilarious.some are absolutely absurd.the skits don't follow the order of the movies.there are bits thrown in from basically all(or most) the episodes.i laughed frequently and loudly throughout.i thought the the voice work was really good.this special is about 20 odd minutes on DVD,so they cram a lot of gags into it.this parody is funnier than the Family Guy parodies in my opinion.for me,Robot Chicken: Star Wars is a 10/10

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bob the moo
2007/07/22

As others have said, it doesn't really matter if you have never watched Robot Chicken but it does matter if you have seen Star Wars at least once. Unlike the Family Guy special (which now doesn't look as funny), this parody is a series of sketches that range from a few seconds to a few minutes but never longer. The quality is very high and I laughed hard and frequently as I watched it. Whether it was the simplicity of C3PO trying to get through airport security or a reimagining of the Cantina scene from the point of view of a minor character, almost all of them hit the target. Some of the jokes stand out but all of them are good at very least – there was only really one part of one sketch that I remember not getting, otherwise it had me in stitches.The animation is superficially rough and I imagine that that is part of the charm of the series – those used to it will not notice but those coming to it for the first time (like me) might take all of five seconds to get used to it – mainly because the laughs kick in almost immediately and you don't notice anything after that. You certainly don't notice time because the special is over before it begins and leaves you wanting more. The voice work is good and the acting shows great comic timing and ability as they deliver the gags just right. Overall a wonderfully funny Star Wars parody that is done with knowledge and affection but also, more importantly, a great sense of humour and imagination.

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sternn01
2007/07/23

Like "Family Guy: Blue Harvest", this parody of everyones favorite trilogy is irreverent, satirical and lot's of fun to watch.Seth Green, Breckin Meyer, Mike Fasolo, Matthew Senreich and the rest of the creative team do a fantastic job recreating some classic moments from the films, all with that unique "Robot Chicken" twist.As a fan of the original Star Wars series - I can say, without a doubt, that these sketches do the movies justice (they sure made me laugh at loud!)...and it was over way too soon.As a bonus, if you have the DVD, check out the Cartoon Network bumpers and spots that the cast and writers did to promote the series and the special...talk about funny. It's basically half an hour of a bunch of twenty-something guys playing with Star Wars toys and Nerf dart guns, just hanging out and having a ball...and getting paid for it!

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malikroberts16
2007/07/24

There's REALLY no words to say here. I'm so glad I saw this, it's just so LOL-hilarious. I ain't NEVER saw nobody make fun of Star Wars this way! I just gotta get this on DVD somehow. The funniest skit was probably the second one with the Vader/Emperor phone call. The Emperor just LOST IT on this dude!!! The 'Yo Momma' fight was great! George Bush's whole skit even the one with his daughter Jenna was OFF-THE-HOOK!!!! The fact that George Lucas actually appears in a skit in here (with his ACTUAL VOICE) was a big plus. That was a cool skit as well.Unbelievably funny! That's all.

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