Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III (2010)

74% of users liked it
(165 ratings)

The conclusion to the Robot Chicken: Star Wars trilogy of parody films.

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 45 min.
Directed By: Chris McKay
Genres: Television, Animation, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Comedy

In Theaters: Dec 19, 2010 Wide

Critic Reviews

James O'Ehley, Sci-Fi Movie Page
Not as funny as the previous two, this new installment still boasts some funny comedic gems. But maybe it is time to give the format a rest now.
Anton Bitel, Eye for Film
judging by this overlong, underwhelming episode, the time has come for series creators Seth Green and Matt Senreich to put their Star Wars toys away.

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Directors C

I really wanted to like this final installment in Seth Green's very popular parody series. I was excited when I found out about this second sequel. But it wasn't satisfying enough. Seth Green tries to make a plot which distracts me from laughing at it and having a good time.… More
I really wanted to like this final installment in Seth Green's very popular parody series. I was excited when I found out about this second sequel. But it wasn't satisfying enough. Seth Green tries to make a plot which distracts me from laughing at it and having a good time. It's suppose to be a parody so make a parody dont try to make your own Star Wars it doesn't work. I liked the previous two in their funny, cute and charming ridiculousness. I laughed at episode 3 a few times but I didn't laugh enough.
Luke B

A few recycled gags and others that go on for too long don't really hurt this third installment. When it gets it right it really gets it right, and one sketch had me laughing harder than I've laughed in years. I can't even explain why. Maybe I was going a little crazy,… More
A few recycled gags and others that go on for too long don't really hurt this third installment. When it gets it right it really gets it right, and one sketch had me laughing harder than I've laughed in years. I can't even explain why. Maybe I was going a little crazy, but still, it was good to laugh to the point I was scared as to why I couldn't stop. Again it's one for Star Wars fans only, but I'm sure many people could respect the general animation and ideas. It spoofs every element of Star Wars, from simple scenes, how real people may have acted, riffing on plot holes, strange connections between the original and prequel trilogy, fan expectations, and even why some characters got an action figure. At times observational, at others just random.