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The Star Wars The Complete Saga DVD box set holds all six films, Episodes I to VI, on 12 discs: one feature disc and one extras disc per movie. This is a brand-new copy of the 2015 Twentieth Century Fox and Lucasfilm Region 1 edition, in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add the whole saga to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 12 |
| Studio | Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment |
| Condition | New |
| Availability | In stock |
The Star Wars The Complete Saga DVD box set gathers all six films of the original Skywalker story, from The Phantom Menace (1999) to Return of the Jedi (1983), on 12 discs. Each film gets its own movie disc plus a separate disc of supplementary material.
This is a brand-new copy of the 2015 DVD edition from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and Lucasfilm. It is a Region 1 DVD, so it plays in standard US and Canadian DVD players as well as any Blu-ray player.
The prequel trilogy tells Anakin Skywalker's story. The Phantom Menace (1999) introduces him as a boy who joins the Jedi, Attack of the Clones (2002) covers his secret marriage to Padmé Amidala, and Revenge of the Sith (2005) shows his fall to the dark side as Darth Vader.
The original trilogy follows his son, Luke. A New Hope (1977) sends Luke, Princess Leia and Han Solo against the Empire, The Empire Strikes Back (1980) continues the Rebel fight, and Return of the Jedi (1983) settles the conflict with Vader and the Emperor.
Watching the Star Wars Episodes I-VI DVD discs in number order plays the saga as one continuous family story, while release order starts with the 1977 original.
Every film in this set has its own disc of supplementary material, and one box on the shelf replaces six separate cases.
A DVD box set also needs no subscription or internet connection. It plays on the standard DVD player many homes already own, and on any Blu-ray player. Read our guide to physical media vs streaming for more reasons collectors keep discs.
Prefer high definition? The Star Wars The Complete Saga Blu-ray collects the same six films, and Star Wars: The Force Awakens on Blu-ray continues the story with Episode VII. Browse more film collections in our box sets section. For background on all nine episodes, read the Wikipedia article on the Skywalker Saga.
Star Wars The Complete Saga DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
Which movies are in this set?
All six Episodes, I through VI: The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.
How many discs are included?
Twelve DVDs. Each film has its own feature disc and its own disc of supplementary material.
Will it play in my US DVD player?
Yes. It is a Region 1 DVD, the standard for US and Canadian players, and it also plays in Blu-ray players.
Is this copy new?
Yes. The Star Wars The Complete Saga DVD we ship is a brand-new copy, covered by our 30-day return policy.
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This is the DVD edition, 12 discs.
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worth the money it is!!!!!
Well, my review will be a mix of my own thoughts and responses to this extremely detailed review at the top (the only one I have read so far). I must say there were some things said with which I strongly disagree.
This guys obviously knows more techanical language in terms of picture quality and sound quality. One of the main reasons I spent the money on the complete saga was I knew if one wants some ultimate blu ray quality, Star Wars is obviously a place to look. ALL the movies look amazing!!! Star Wars will most likely be the best 1970s blu ray movie you will ever see. The only movie I hadn’t seen before I got this collection was Attack of the Clones. This movie has the best scenery of any Star Wars movie!! That chase scene through the city after Obi jumps out of the window. The detail, and structure and lights AND everything about the imagery of that background is great. In terms of sound quality, I have no surround sound. But they all sound very similar and they are all great.
I’m not real into romantice movies but I disagree with the remarks about the dialouge between Anakin and Padme. The story does a great job of showing the development of love between the two. Its a great story. Its dramatic. Drama is the key to any great film. The intensity of his love is part of what drives him to the darkside!!! Its an essential aspect of the prequels part in the saga.
I’m sorry but….the two best movies in the whole saga are Revenge of the Sith and RETURN OF THE JEDI!!!!! The main reason for this being that they both represent the intense, climactic endings of their respective series!! First of all, lol…..how can u rush anything in a story divided into six long movies. How is that possible. The average dramatic movie is what, about 2 and a half hrs lol. I havnt added the total number of hrs of all the movies but I assume its longer then 2 hrs. The transformation of Anakin (who’s anger actually appears to be somewhat angry towards the beginning when he said, “I’m not a slave, I’m a person, my names Anakin.”) is documented throughout the first three movies. It isn’t rushed in anyway (let alone only being present in Revenge of the Sith…).
I can’t believe I heard someone call Return of the Jedi the worst film….WHAT. If this is a common sentiment among hardcore Star Wars fans then I can just add this to the list of criticisms I have about their opinions and complaints. (Mainly referring to the some of the excessive complaints about insignificant changes in the original trilogy). 1. I don’t think it was rushed. Palpatine had more time to groom Anakin because he was trusted senator. In Jedi he’s the Emperor of the Galactic Empire and figured he had a one shot deal. Sometimes you just have to make sense of it with your own ideas. Maybe the Emperor was over confident in his ablilities at that point. Maybe he figured Darth being Lukes father woule help influence. Maybe he thought a tendency towards the dark side existed in the Skywalker bloodline. 2. The Ewoks are a great contribution to the story. Who can imagin Star Wars without the lovable Ewoks??!! First off, they didn’t bring down the Empire. They played a minor role. It was done for the most part by the killing of the Emperor and Han and the gang deactivating the shield. Second, he says a small, less advanced force can’t overwhelm a more sophisticated army. Have you heard of the Viet Cong? Lastly, I think its a great ending to the saga. Part of the saga ends on a little, forest moon called Endor. Its magical and mystical. Isnt this part of what Star Wars is about??!?!?
Return of the Jedi did come out when I was three or four. But my peference for this movie is not based on “child blinders.” Basically, I had seen the ending about five years ago when I was 30 and it was at this point I developed a deeper appreciation for the ending. When the empire is killing Luke, its a great movie moment. If I had to pick a least fav, it would be between Phantom Menace and yes….A NEW HOPE. I know I will be shunned for that. I know its the film that started it all. But if you think about it, its the least exciting and has the least exciting plot points. The story just needed to be started somewhere and the Star Wars phenomonom set in motion. As far as the Phantom Menace, Liam Neeson…. and that’s all ill say about that one haha.
Now for my short review ( excluding stuff I’ve already said). I liked Star Wars but getting this collection made me a huge fan. I realized how great the story is and its so cool having all the movies together. The case the movies are in is great in and of itself. I refer to it as a book. I love the artwork. Each movie has specific artwork dedicated to it next to its sleeve (the best ones being REVENGE OF THE SITH AND RETURN IF THE JEDI. And one of the special feature discs with a drawing of Han Solo and the Ewoks!). I havnt watched the special features. I’m not just not much of a special feature guy. I just love movies. In conclusion, its worth the money!!!