The film has more and more mature special effects scenes than the previous two episodes, and the jungle speed car is even more dazzling and makes the audience breathless. However, too many stunts give people an illusion of watching "performing visual games", and the portrayal of the protagonist is far less profound than the previous two episodes. The early stage of Darth Vader's return to the bright side was not sufficiently prepared and lacking a certain degree of persuasiveness. In the end, the plot of the villain Sidious's curtain call ended hastily, but in the end Vader confessed to Luke but it was touching enough. Although the film weakened the emotional shaping of the characters in the play due to excessive emphasis on special effects, it is still an excellent work among many science fiction films.
"Star Wars 3: Return of the Jedi" brought a successful conclusion to the main story trilogy. Although the ending was somewhat abrupt, the whole film is full of fast-paced action scenes and more fascinating special effects, as well as the first two parts. The story connection is also considered a success. The Ewoks in the film are particularly memorable to the audience and add a lot to the film. In the film, the Hutt villains Jabba and Emperor Palpato are very successful in both role modeling and character creation.
