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The Star Wars Holiday Special

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...

Released PG 97 min 2.2/10 Votes: 17208

Luke Skywalker and Han Solo battle evil Imperial forces to help Chewbacca reach his imperiled family on the Wookiee planet - in time for Life Day, their most important day of the year!

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Adventure, Family, Musical, Sci-Fi

Subgenres:

Holiday Family, Space Sci-Fi, Holiday

Release:

1978-11-17

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Budget:

$1M

Revenue:

$13M

Companies:

20th Century Fox Television, Smith-Hemion Productions, Winters Hollywood Entertainment Holdings Corporation, Lucasfilm Ltd., Nelvana

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The Giant Spider Invasion - A creature feature filled with bad effects and campy charm.
Lady Terminator - Infamous for its bizarre plot that parodies the Terminator series.
Independence Day: Resurgence - Criticized for its writing quality, similar to the appeal of Plan 9.
Chopping Mall - A horror-comedy with a silly premise and low budget effects.
Fateful Findings - Known for its absurd storytelling and inexplicable plot points.
Cyborg Cop - A low-budget action film that is poorly executed yet amusing.
The Apple - A musical film that is famous for its campiness and odd music.
Airplane II: The Sequel - Heightened absurdity and comedy despite not being critically acclaimed.
Ghosts Can't Do It - Struggles with absurd premises and notoriously poor execution.
Mac and Me - Considered a blatant cash grab with absurd elements, like Plan 9.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva La Fiesta - Brought to life by ridiculous plots and humor appreciated by some albeit poorly.
Jack and Jill - Another Adam Sandler film that faced critical backlash for its odd concept.
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus - Shark-themed flick with a premise that’s more ridiculous than serious.
Sharknado - Known for its absurd premise and lack of seriousness, echoing Plan 9.
The Star Wars Holiday Special - Criticized for its production value and awkward writing.
The Last Dragon - A cult classic with a quirky plot and memorable performances.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III - It received backlash for its production quality and narrative.
Demonic Toys - Another low-budget horror film that shares absurdity with Plan 9.
Corky Romano - Critically panned yet enjoyed for its clumsiness.
The Last Dragon - Known for its cult status and questionable production values.
Space Mutiny - Features laughably bad special effects and acting.
Miami Connection - A mix of rock bands, martial arts, and a clumsy narrative.

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The Commitments - A musical film about an Irish band struggling to make it, featuring themes of music and culture.
Once - A romantic musical that showcases the connection between music and life in Dublin.
The Pogues: Live at the Brixton Academy - A concert film featuring the iconic Irish band known for their punk-infused folk music.
Song of the Sea - An animated film rooted in Irish folklore and culture, with a beautiful musical score.
Sing Street - A coming-of-age film that focuses on music and youthful aspirations in 1980s Dublin.
The Star Wars Holiday Special - Though offbeat, this cult classic includes musical segments and showcases the creativity of its time.
Searching for Sugar Man - A documentary that explores the journey of a musician and the cultural impact of his work.
The Devil and Daniel Johnston - A documentary about the life of underground musician Daniel Johnston, focusing on his creative struggles.
A Star is Born - A story about the rise and decline of a musician, exploring themes of fame and personal struggles.
The History of the Eagles - A documentary about the famous rock band, detailing their journey and musical impact over the years.
This is Spinal Tap - A mockumentary about a fictional rock band, filled with satire and humorous takes on music culture.
It Might Get Loud - A documentary that brings together legendary guitarists discussing their music and influence.
The Last Waltz - A concert film documenting The Band's final performance, featuring numerous musical legends.
Muscle Shoals - Explores the historic recording studio in Alabama, showcasing musicians and their creative processes.
20 Feet from Stardom - A documentary highlighting the lives of backing vocalists in the music industry, exploring struggles and triumphs.
American Honey - A coming-of-age film that incorporates music and a diverse cast exploring youth and freedom across America.
Beyond the Sea - A biographical film about Bobby Darin that explores music and personal struggles with a biopic format.
I Am Trying to Break Your Heart - A documentary about the band Wilco and their artistic processes, showcasing the challenges of the music industry.
Anvil! The Story of Anvil - A documentary that follows a Canadian heavy metal band attempting to revitalize their careers.
The Square - A documentary about the revolution in Egypt that connects politics and cultural expression, including music.
Inside Llewyn Davis - A film depicting the struggles of a musician in the 1960s folk scene of New York, highlighting the themes of art and persistence.
The Band's Visit - A film about an Egyptian band that mixes music and culture through unexpected experiences in Israel.
Once Upon a Time in the West - While a Western, it features a powerful score that enhances the storytelling similar to musical themes.
The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg - A documentary that touches on the interplay between culture and sports, akin to music's impact in society.
They'll Love Me When I'm Dead - A documentary detailing Orson Welles' last project, signifying the blend of art and chaos similar to Shane MacGowan's story.
The Oasis - A documentary focusing on musicians in the thriving music scene of Malaga, exploring artistic voices.
The Music Never Stopped - Based on a true story centered around music's healing capacity and the father-son relationship.
Finding Fela - A documentary about the life of Fela Kuti, capturing his music and activism in Nigeria.
What Happened, Miss Simone? - Explores the life of Nina Simone, her music, impact, and personal struggles, resembling Shane MacGowan's journey.
The Other One: The Long Strange Trip of Bob Weir - A documentary about Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, focusing on his music and the lifestyle of musicians.
Marley - A documentary about Bob Marley that celebrates his music and the cultural impact he had.
Some Kind of Monster - A documentary focusing on the band Metallica, providing insights into personal dynamics and the music industry.
Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World - Showcases the influential role of Native American musicians in rock music history.
The Wrecking Crew - A documentary focusing on the musicians behind some of the biggest hits in the 60s and 70s.
What We Do in the Shadows - Although a comedy, it shares a mockumentary style, exploring characters and lifestyle similar to the film's themes.
Oasis: Supersonic - A documentary capturing the rise of the iconic British band, illustrating music and personal tales.
Charlie Is My Darling - A documentary chronicling The Rolling Stones’ early years, sharing music and the culture of the time.
David Bowie: Finding Fame - Explores the rise of David Bowie, similar to Shane MacGowan's cultural and musical journey.
Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest - A documentary reflecting on the influence of hip hop culture and the band's significant impact.
Gimme Shelter - Documentary about The Rolling Stones, focusing on their infamous Altamont concert and its implications.

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Spaceballs - A parody of science fiction films, focusing on space travel and featuring comedic elements.
The Star Wars Holiday Special - A comedic and bizarre take on the Star Wars universe, reminiscent of Hardware Wars.
Galaxy Quest - A comedic homage to science fiction and space adventure tropes, featuring a cast from a canceled TV show.
Robot Chicken: Star Wars - A stop-motion animated comedy that parodies elements of the Star Wars saga.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - A quirky take on space travel and alien life that shares humor similar to Hardware Wars.
Space Mutiny - A low-budget sci-fi film known for its campy style and unintentional humor.
Battlefield Earth - A sci-fi film known for its poor execution and campy style, similar to Hardware Wars.
Troll 2 - A notoriously bad film known for its campiness and humor, akin to the vibe of Hardware Wars.
Plan 9 from Outer Space - Often cited as one of the worst films ever made, its campiness aligns with Hardware Wars.
Mars Attacks! - A comedic take on alien invasions with a satirical edge similar to Hardware Wars.
The Phantom Menace: The Fan Edit - Fan edits of poorly received films create a comedic commentary that resonates with parodies.
Flash Gordon - A campy sci-fi adventure with over-the-top performances and effects, echoing the style of Hardware Wars.
Kung Fury - A short film blending martial arts, retro style, and absurd humor, reminiscent of comedy in Hardware Wars.
The Last Starfighter - Combines sci-fi and campy elements that fans of Hardware Wars might enjoy.
Dead Snow - A horror film with comedic elements that parody the genre, similar to the approach in Hardware Wars.
Zardoz - A bizarre sci-fi film filled with oddities, echoing the uniqueness of Hardware Wars.
The Android Affair - This film's quirky premise and low-budget effects are reminiscent of Hardware Wars.
Starship Troopers - A satirical take on militaristic themes and sci-fi tropes similar to the humor in Hardware Wars.
Evil Aliens - A comedic horror film with absurd alien shenanigans, aligns with the comedy of Hardware Wars.
Meet the Spartans - A parody film that mocks popular culture, akin to the humor style of Hardware Wars.
Epic Movie - A spoof of several movie genres, embracing absurd humor akin to Hardware Wars.
Scary Movie - A series of parody films targeting various genres and tropes, similar to Hardware Wars' approach.
Superhero Movie - Another parody film that mocks superhero movies, sharing humor with Hardware Wars.
The Cable Guy - A dark comedy that portrays absurdity and dysfunction, vaguely reminiscent of Hardware Wars.
Hobo with a Shotgun - A satirical film that embraces over-the-top gore and absurdity, likening to the humor in Hardware Wars.
Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th - A parody film that combines horror tropes with comedy, reminiscent of Hardware Wars.
A Haunted House - A mockumentary spoofing found-footage horror films, similar in style to Hardware Wars.
Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys - A horror-comedy film that combines elements of camp and absurdity like Hardware Wars.
They Live - A cult classic that combines social commentary with a humorous and absurd take on alien takeover.
The Garbage Pail Kids Movie - A notorious film with low production value and absurd characters, appealing to fans of Hardware Wars.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III - A film with a campy aesthetic and comedic elements appealing to the same audience.
Tammy and the T-Rex - A quirky comedy featuring a dinosaur and a campy storyline, similar to Hardware Wars.
The Room - A cult classic known for its awkward dialogue and campiness, sharing a similar vibe with Hardware Wars.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! - A classic comedy that parodies horror and sci-fi tropes, aligning with the humor of Hardware Wars.
The Creeping Terror - An infamous low-budget horror film known for its poor execution and campy style.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - A surreal horror film that blends absurdity with humor, akin to Hardware Wars.
Miami Connection - A martial arts film filled with absurd dialogue and campiness that fans of Hardware Wars would enjoy.
Gymkata - A unique blend of gymnastics and martial arts, known for its campy execution.
Ninja Terminator - A low-budget action film with absurd plot twists and campy performances.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Stampeding mutants in a low-budget post-apocalyptic setting with campy humor.
Mac and Me - A film known for its similarities to E.T. with a campy feel, resonating with fans of Hardware Wars.

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Trek Nation - A documentary exploring the Star Trek franchise and its impact on fans and creators.
Star Trek: The Next Generation - The series which Chaos on the Bridge discusses, showcasing its behind-the-scenes struggles.
The Captains - A documentary featuring the actors who have portrayed captains in the Star Trek franchise.
Trek: The Complete History - A comprehensive overview of the entire Star Trek series and its development.
The Last Starfighter - A behind-the-scenes look at classic sci-fi films, similar themes of ambition and creativity.
The Movies That Made Us - A documentary series examining iconic films, exploring their production and impact.
Galaxy Quest - A comedic take on the love of sci-fi series, reflecting on fandom and production challenges.
The Star Wars Holiday Special - Explores the legacy of a controversial piece of Star Wars production, similar to insider stories.
The Story of Star Wars - A documentary covering the creation of the iconic Star Wars saga and its cultural impact.
The Making of 'Star Wars' - An in-depth look at the creation of the original Star Wars film, touching on production struggles.
Batman: The Killing Joke - Explores the creation and adaptation of one iconic story to animation, like Chaos on the Bridge.
Documentary Now! - A satirical take on documentary filmmaking that shares similar humor and style.
Making a Murderer - A gripping documentary series that explores complex narratives and storytelling challenges.
American Movie - A documentary that highlights the passion and difficulties of independent filmmaking.
Jodorowsky's Dune - A documentary about a failed adaptation of Dune that delves into the creative process and ambition.
Star Wars: Empire of Dreams - A documentary on the Star Wars saga’s creation, discussing production challenges and victories.
The People vs. George Lucas - A critical exploration of filmmaker George Lucas and the community’s response to his work.
The Amazing Spider-Man: The Ultimate Comic Book Movie - Explores the challenges of adapting beloved comics into films, similar to the production discussions.
The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin - Explores a modern phenomenon with passionate community involvement, much like fandom in sci-fi.
The Art of Film: Production Design - A documentary series about the behind-the-scenes art of filmmaking and production efforts.
The Director's Chair - An interview series featuring prominent directors discussing their creative processes and challenges.
Overnight - A documentary about the rise and fall of an independent filmmaker, showcasing industry challenges.
The Disaster Artist - A film about the making of the cult movie The Room, reflecting on creative struggles in filmmaking.
Room 237 - A documentary exploring interpretations of a cult classic film, revealing different artistic perspectives.
Clarkson's Farm - A behind-the-scenes look at an overly ambitious farming venture, echoing creative ambitions.
The Great British Bake Off - Focus on creativity and collaboration in a competitive atmosphere, reminiscent of production challenges.
The Last Dance - A sports documentary showcasing the ups and downs of athletes, paralleling artist struggles in film.
Exit Through the Gift Shop - A documentary touching on the art world and its challenges, similar to film production issues.
Won't You Be My Neighbor? - A documentary addressing the complexities of a beloved figure, paralleling fan interactions in media.
Freaks and Geeks - A series showcasing the trials of teenage life, echoing the struggles of production and creativity.
SNL: The Best of Chris Farley - Explores the successes and challenges faced in sketch comedy, resonating with comedy in production.
Comic Book Men - A look at the culture of comic book fandom and the industry, paralleling insights into fan engagement.
Tales of the Unexpected - A series of stories exploring human behavior, similar to the artistic dialogue in film production.
The Last of the Tsars - Explores the historical complexities surrounding leadership, akin to creative leadership in film.
Dazed and Confused - A coming-of-age film reflecting the struggles of youth and creativity in a historical context.
The Office: The Accountants - Short webisodes providing humor in the workplace, paralleling some themes in behind-the-scenes films.
The Killing of America - A documentary that dives into American culture, paralleling themes of societal reflection.
The Movies - A look back at the history of American cinema, similar in spirit to behind-the-scenes stories of films.
Screwball - A comedy documentary exploring the behind-the-scenes antics of Hollywood, paralleling Chaos on the Bridge.
The 2000s: A New Reality - Explores cultural phenomena in the 2000s, similar to how Chaos on the Bridge explores the 1990s.
Behind the Candelabra - A biographical drama exploring an artist's life, reflecting the intricacies of creative partnerships.
Instant Family - Touching on the humorous side of family and life choices relating to creativity and ambition.

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Star Trek: The Next Generation - Another installment in the Star Trek franchise exploring deep moral and philosophical issues.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - A sci-fi animated series that delves deeper into character development and political intrigue much like DS9.
Battlestar Galactica - A complex narrative intertwining politics, survival, and morality in a sci-fi setting.
Firefly - Combines a strong ensemble cast with themes of camaraderie in a sci-fi frontier setting.
The Expanse - Known for its intricate storytelling and character dynamics in a politically charged space environment.
Babylon 5 - Similar serialized storytelling with themes of diplomacy, war, and deep character arcs.
The Orville - A blend of humor and drama in space exploration, echoing themes found in exploration-focused series.
Star Trek: Voyager - Features a diverse crew facing moral dilemmas while lost in space, akin to DS9's themes.
Stargate SG-1 - Combines adventure, exploration, and a strong ensemble cast in a sci-fi setting.
Dark Matter - Focuses on character development and themes of identity and redemption in a space setting.
Altered Carbon - Explores themes of identity and morality in a futuristic and complex sci-fi universe.
The Mandalorian - Features deep character stories and world-building in the Star Wars universe, similar to DS9.
Raised by Wolves - Examines complex themes about beliefs, identity, and family in a futuristic setting.
The 100 - Explores survival, leadership, and moral choices in a post-apocalyptic setting, with deep character arcs.
Westworld - Challenges perceptions of choice and humanity, intertwining storylines similar to DS9.
Lost - Intricate storytelling and character development in a mysterious setting draw parallels to DS9's narrative style.
The Leftovers - Explores deep emotional and philosophical themes in a unique narrative structure, much like DS9.
Penny Dreadful - Character-driven with rich storytelling and themes of morality and identity in a fantastical setting.
The Boys - Examines moral complexities in a darkly humorous take on superhero tropes and societal issues.
Sense8 - Explores themes of connection and empathy across diverse characters in a unique narrative structure.
Altered States - A film investigating consciousness and identity, echoing some thematic elements of DS9.
Star Trek: Discovery - A contemporary Star Trek series reviving explorative storytelling and character focus.
The Twilight Zone - Explores social issues and moral dilemmas through speculative fiction, akin to some DS9 narratives.
Norsemen - Combines humor and dark themes in a historical context, similar to DS9's deft handling of varied tones.
The Man in the High Castle - Explores complex moral themes and alternate histories, reminiscent of aspects from DS9.
Doctor Who - Deep character arcs and moral dilemmas across time and space make it a good companion to DS9.
Lost in Space - A mix of adventure and family dynamics in a sci-fi setting focusing on survival themes.
The Star Wars Holiday Special - Though considered a cult classic, it fits into the retro exploration of the Star Wars universe.
Evening Shade - Focuses on ensemble character dynamics and community-based storytelling, similar to crew dynamics in DS9.
The Flash - Character-driven superhero series that deals with themes of morality, much like DS9.
Schitt's Creek - Explores character growth and relationships with humor, akin to interpersonal dynamics in DS9.
The Good Place - Raises ethical questions and moral dilemmas in a comedic framework, echoing DS9's undertones.
Community - Character-driven with a strong ensemble, exploring relationships in a comedic setting.
The Americans - Emphasizes complex character relationships and moral ambiguity in a spy setting.
The 4400 - Explores the dynamics of a group with unique abilities, facing societal issues similar to DS9's approach.
Humans - Examines the impact of AI on society and morality, incorporating deep character analysis and themes.
Raised by Wolves - Explores deep philosophical themes in a futuristic setting, mirroring some of DS9's explorative narrative styles.