Cinefex Magazine July 1983 No. 13 featuring the Millennium Falcon racing through the Death Star, showcasing the visual effects of Return of the Jedi.
Cinefex Magazine July 1983 No. 13 back cover featuring the Rancor menacing Luke Skywalker from Return of the Jedi, highlighting cinematic illusions.
Image of the Rancor monster from Return of the Jedi featured in Cinefex Magazine July 1983 No. 13, showcasing its menacing appearance with sharp claws and a fierce expression.
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Cinefex Magazine July 1983 No. 13 featuring the Millennium Falcon racing through the Death Star, showcasing the visual effects of Return of the Jedi.Cinefex Magazine July 1983 No. 13 back cover featuring the Rancor menacing Luke Skywalker from Return of the Jedi, highlighting cinematic illusions.Image of the Rancor monster from Return of the Jedi featured in Cinefex Magazine July 1983 No. 13, showcasing its menacing appearance with sharp claws and a fierce expression.

Cinefex Magazine July 1983 No. 13 Millenium Falcon, Deathstar No Label VG

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Cinefex Magazine – July 1983 – No. 13 – “Millennium Falcon, Death Star” – Very Good (VG)

This July 1983 issue of Cinefex (No. 13) presents a special in-depth journal on the making of Return of the Jedi. The coverage details the monumental visual effects challenges faced by Industrial Light & Magic, including the creation of the Rancor, the space battles, and the construction of the Death Star. Supervisors Richard Edlund, Dennis Muren, and Ken Ralston each contributed a month-by-month account, making this issue a landmark chronicle of Star Wars effects history.

The condition of this copy is Very Good (VG) with only minor wear on edges. This item has been preserved well for its age, and all our magazines come in a plastic protective covering. The pictured copy is the exact one you will receive.
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Contents

  • Jedi Journal (p.4)
    George Lucas set out to outdo the groundbreaking visuals of A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back. With Return of the Jedi requiring more effects shots of greater complexity in a compressed schedule, ILM was split into three main units under Star Wars veterans Richard Edlund, Dennis Muren, and Ken Ralston. This feature, edited by Don Shay, provides a month-by-month chronicle of the planning, triumphs, struggles, and solutions that shaped the film’s effects.

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  • Front Cover: The Millennium Falcon races through the new Death Star.

  • Back Cover: The Rancor menaces Luke Skywalker in Return of the Jedi.

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