Customer Ratings & Reviews

This would be great for any fan. Best picture and sound I have ever seen Star Wars in. My only complaint and reason for 4 stars not 5 is they are not the originals. I have the originals on DVD so not a big deal, but would of liked to see originals in this quality.

This set nicely collects the original 6 films on blu-ray in one small box. Also included is a disc of extras that isn't available in either of the trilogy collections or the individual film releases. I have only watched Return of the Jedi so far and I have to be honest, I wasn't really all that impressed with the quality of the picture. I guess I just expected more from the high definition format. Also a disappointment is the exclusion of the theatrical cuts of the original trilogy. The quality of the changes made in 1997 doesn't hold up and is jarringly out of place and obvious. They almost need to be re-remastered at this point. Lastly, I would have liked digital codes for these films to be included. On the other hand, the packaging is great. All 7 discs clip into their own spaces and fold up compact to take up about as much space as two individual blu-ray cases together. All 6 films are in 1080p high definition which, despite my earlier comment, I'm sure is a vast improvement over earlier DVD releases.

Although episodes 1-3 are what they are the quality is amazing on your 1080P TV, however, content on a 4K is unreal. Literally! And here lies the problem. In the "original" trilogy 4,5&6 there has been content added. That content added is CG (computer generated) and is extremely noticeable the higher quality the content is being displayed on. Lasers, explosion, extras, and new scenes look funny side by side with the original footage. I found it a bit distracting. I can't blame the product for the directors bad decisions. But you should be aware if you are a super fan like myself. The extras and commentary are awesome. There is some new commentary I haven't heard before in previous trilogy versions.

Having grown up on the STAR WARS films, it is perhaps needless to say that I find Lucas' tampering with his own excellence totally unnecessary. I went to see the redux versions in theaters in the late 90s & was pleased enough, but will always love silly things like the Ewoks singing "Celebrate the Love" at the end of JEDI rather than a new age drum circle. So I'm not a hater of these "new" versions, and I do understand Lucas when he explains that he prefers these versions AND, more importantly, it would cost millions to restore to HD standards the original trilogy, having already done so once with the new batch. So knowing I'm not getting the OG editions, I wholeheartedly recommend this set as the finest edition these films will ever have for the home market. And I'll never get rid of the shoddily presented original versions that were on the double-disc DVDs of episodes 4-6 as "bonus" features.

Good quality presentation here and a lot of content for the money. I got the older edition of this with young Anakin on The cover walking into the sunset. I'm not sure if the book inside is the same or not, but the content on the disks is identical. I wish Darth Lucas wasn't so adamant about offering the original theatrical cuts of Episodes 4-6. Docked it 1 star for that reason alone. Also, I wish these "complete saga" things included the made for TV movies Battle For Endor and The Ewok Adventure and maybe even the Star Wars Christmas Spectactular. I guess they figure those were too embarrassingly bad to include them. Lucasfilm seems content with pretending those never existed. Indeed, many fans have never even heard of them. But those of us old enough to remember sure do...

With Star Wars the Force Awakens coming out, I thought that this would be a great way to revisit the films that brought us where we are now. Anyone who's seen the movies or read reviews on them basically knows that this pack comes with three of the greatest movies of all time and three... Eh movies, I don't think they're as bad as others do but they're not good. Either way if you want to catch up on the lore that these movies have created then all six are necessary and this set gives you all of them. The one thing that may be missing for many fans are the theatrical cuts of the first three movies which makes you wander if its only a matter of time until a better - more complete - set releases, until that happens though, this is the definitive way to watch Star Wars.

Re-watched most of the first six movies before going to see The Force Awakens. Let's face it, some of the visual effects from the movies made in the 70's needed to be updated to survive the transition to Blu-Ray and our much more sophisticated/jaded SFX-weary eyes. But most of the other changes, including the infamous Han/Greedo shootout and the unnecessary "Noooo!" screams don't improve the films and shouldn't have been made. Wish there was an option to view the films in original format as well as the re-worked versions. Maybe a future release will include this option now that Lucas no longer owns the franchise. Disney, are you listening? I'll re-buy the discs when you release on 4K Blu-Ray if you include the original versions of the films.

I mean seriously- it's the Star Wars movies on Blu Ray. How can you pass that up? I went back and forth with deciding if I should get this set when I heard about all of the "improvements" and tweaks that Lucasfilm made for these releases... we all know that we want the original theatrical releases out on Blu Ray, but for the price that Best Buy has these going for, these will definitely do just fine- especially because they're our only option. Will I buy them again if they're released as just the theatrical cuts? Sure. Am I excited about the hours upon hours of special features in this set? You bet I am. Definitely worth it.

These are very high quality transfers of the remastered special editions of the original trilogy and the prequels. The sound was particularly good, so much so that when my daughter and I watched Attack of the Clones, my wife had to leave the main floor of the house. My only criticism is that they didn't include the original theatrical versions of the original trilogy somewhere in the vast array of special features in these disks. But this wasn't enough to keep me from getting this set. Finally getting my daughter to watch Star Wars with me overwhelmed this reluctance. Now I just have to wait until a similarly great transfer of the originals is available and Disney will get more of my money.

Picked this set up during the $49.99 doorbuster a week ago so it was too good to pass up. I have the original VHS, THX VHS, DVDs, Limited Edition Theatrical DVDs with no edits, etc., so I had no urge to pick this up in the past (due to the Lucas edits). Not that the edits bother me so much, since Star Wars is Star Wars, and I enjoy either versions, but for the non sale price, not containing digital codes like the newer ones do made it hard to purchase even if the BR provides the superior image quality. Full price I would never purchase this, but for $50, it is well worth it for the wealth of content it contains.

By now this is probably the third or fourth purchase of the Star Wars saga by most fans. From VHS to DVD to Blu-ray... In various configurations. So we all know the films by heart and there are really no surprises with this box set. We get decent HD transfers of the series and the usual extras. The main reason for my purchase of Blu-ray set was to introduce it to a new generation, my daughter. The DVDs don't cut it on a large screen HD TV any more, so had to pop for the better resolution Blu discs. Price is fairly steep when compared to similar saga sets, but what are you gonna do? I'm sure a 4K package is on the horizon, too. And around we go.

This set includes episodes I-VI. It's the perfect way to catch up to speed before watching EpisodeVII the Force awakens and the Rogue One. For beginners, it is recommended to watch the original trilogy (IV,V, VI) followed by the newer trilogy (I, II,III), although George Lucas recommends watching it chronologically. Either way, this set has 1080p definition which is a big upgrade from the original but it does not have 4K. Actually, none of the Star Wars movies have been released in 4K. Still this is a welcome addition to any household that loves classic movies that you can watch over and over again.

This is a great collection for those that are looking to watch these on Blu-Ray and catch up before the new movie comes out. The picture and audio is amazing on all of these. I can't speak for the extra content and commentary since I haven't had the time to watch those. I would say if you already own these on Blu-Ray then you can skip this set. However I do feel that $89 is a steal for all 6 movies and all the additional content. Also the packaging is great and it comes with a nice booklet with pictures etc.

This was a family pic my wife are my daughter had never seen any Star Wars at all when I was growing up I seen 4 5 6 but it's been over 20 years since so I didn't really remember any we didn't want to watch it in the order they were filmed instead and the order the story goes so this pack with perfect for us started with one and they do it 6 found episode 3 to be the best for us there is tons of extras that you can watch after you're done with the movies deleted scenes are there as well interviews nice box overall good item we all felt it was overpriced and I still think so but it is what it is

I had never seen any of the movies before purchasing this and figured it was time to catch up on the hype. I've watched 4 of them so far and I'm hooked! Plus, the blu ray quality is awesome! Had to exchange it 3 times because the cases were all defective with cracks and dents and that's the only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars but the content definitely deserves 5. Definitely worth owning the set and I liked the Darth Vader cover better than the earlier release of the saga with the Anakin cover. I was told though, that the earlier one is a better collectible with more literature.

If you are a great fan of the Star Wars films, this set contains all six Episodes in brilliant Blu-ray format. The visual and sound quality is awesome. The only negative I have with this set are the special feature discs. They do not include all of the previously released documentaries and featurettes from other DVD releases. Also, the special features are laid out in a very confusing way on the discs, and the load time for the special features is sometimes insanely long. Overall, a must have for Star Wars fans.

I put off picking up the Star Wars Complete Saga Blu Ray set for a long time because I was unhappy about the additions that were made to the original trilogy. I do wish that the original versions were available, but the quality of these films on Blu Ray is unquestionably stunning. Each of the six are on their own disc and feature the best picture yet as well as unbelievable sound. With more bonus content than you can shake a stick at, it's definitely worth picking up this pack if you've been wanting a complete Star Wars experience for awhile.

If you are a fan of Sci-Fi films then this is definitely a must buy. Also, if you have seen an episode of Star Wars before and you never really understood the full story, this will catch you up. I recommend watching the films in order, Episode I- Episode VI, just so you understand how everything fits in, even though the films were made out of order (starting with Episode IV, ending at VI, and returning to complete Episodes I-III later). Anyways, a good purchase and worth the money if you want to see Star Wars remastered.

Lucas, I enjoyed your films as a small boy. I enjoy them today. I appreciate that you want to upgrade the image quality, sound, and special effects. I don't even mind that add clips to the original movies. However, I am not a huge fan of changing the dialogue or actions from the original. I know these are your films, and you can do as you please, but leave the originals alone in a set, and then do as you wish to the SE's. I'm sure there will be another version of this set in the future will all of the versions of the films. Overall, I would give this set 7 out of 10.

I stream a lot from certain channels such as Netflix, Amazon Prime and Pandora. Other sites not as much are also available ESPN, Golf Channel etc. Set up was very easy, adding additional channels easy. Reception has been excellent, remote is kinda small but adequate. I bought two one for my workout/office and the other for my wife's den. I've taken mine and hooked it up to another tv if I'm wanting to just sit and do some serious catching up on series'. If you want a basic streaming, take anywhere device. This is it.