Movies About George Lucas

'Star Wars: The Legacy Revealed' examines the cultural impact of the Star Wars saga and explores how George Lucas drew from history, mythology, and classic cinema to craft his epic story. The documentary includes interviews with scholars, filmmakers, and writers who discuss the influences and themes seen throughout Lucas’s films.

'American Graffiti' is a seminal film directed by George Lucas that paints a vivid portrait of American teenage life in the early 1960s. This coming-of-age story is filled with humor and nostalgia and showcases Lucas's talent for storytelling before he became synonymous with science fiction. It is considered one of Lucas’s most influential works.

'THX 1138' is George Lucas’s first feature film, a dystopian science fiction movie that explores themes of dehumanization and control in a future society. Although it wasn’t a commercial success at the time of its release, it paved the way for Lucas to explore more complex narratives and cinematic techniques.

'The People vs. George Lucas' is a documentary that navigates the love-hate relationship between the Star Wars creator and his fans. Through interviews and fan reactions, it explores the contentious debates surrounding Lucas's decisions and changes in the Star Wars saga. The film serves as a testament to his influence on pop culture.

'Raiders!: The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made' chronicles the story of two teenagers who set out to make a shot-for-shot remake of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark,' Lucas’s iconic film. The documentary highlights the enduring influence of Lucas's work and its ability to inspire creative endeavors beyond the original films.

'Empire of Dreams: The Story of the Star Wars Trilogy' is a comprehensive documentary that looks into the making of the original Star Wars trilogy, directed by George Lucas. It explores the challenges and innovations that Lucas faced in bringing his epic space opera to life. The documentary includes interviews with cast and crew as well as Lucas himself.