Since Yoda made his debut in The Empire Strikes Back, viewers have been delighted at his strange speech patterns. According to Star Wars canon, there's a reason Yoda speaks in this strange way ...

Yoda was designed with Oz’s hand as a starting ... Mark Hamill on filming The Empire Strikes Back With intricate, revolutionary special effects, production problems, scheduling issues and ...

Infinities comic series from Dark Horse takes everything ever known about the original Star Wars trilogy and flips it all ...

While we are used to sequels upon sequels these days, that wasn’t as common back in the day. Star Wars helped make that a reality as well. After Star Wars, we got Empire Strikes Back.

In the 1980 classic “Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back,” an anxious Luke Skywalker begs Yoda to foretell his companions’ fate, to which Yoda replies, “Difficult to see.

Star Wars was a film-changing sensation. The Empire Strikes Back wasn’t quite as successful, but these days, it’s considered by many the best film in the series, and one of the best sequels ever.

Coleman and his team poured over footage of Yoda from "The Empire Strikes Back" to give their digital version authentic mouth movements and even have Yoda's ears bounce slightly as the puppet ...