There are two schools of thought on THX 1138. There are the people who think it’s sheer genius, depicting a dystopian future rife with political commentary and cultural satire. Then there&rsquo ...

THX 1138 debuted in theaters 50 years ago and introduced audiences to George Lucas -- but the movie was definitely not a Star Wars sized hit.

Editor's note: THX 1138 is only playing in 20 cities, but the DVD will be available on Tuesday, Sept. 14.It always brings me a small chuckle when I ...

The DVD debut of the "Star Wars Trilogy" is nothing less than a major milestone for the format and something of a cultural event. Timed to coincide with the director's cut release of George Lucas ...

In his most soothing voice, George Lucas has these important messages to share: Work hard. Prevent accidents. Increase production. Buy more. And most important, be happy. Those mantras come from ...

It has no light sabers or Death Stars, but George Lucas' theatrical debut does mention Wookiees, and it's more science fiction than Star Wars. It's THX 1138, which Warner has reissued to exploit ...

The last time I saw THX 1138 was, literally, twenty years ago – the summer of 1984. I'd rented the movie prior to summer vacation. ... Then on September 14th, the DVD hits shelves.

Warner Home Video has announced that George Lucas's first film, THX 1138 will come to home DVD in a special two-disc set on September 14 for a suggested price of $26.99, or a single-disc version ...

Fifty years ago in a galaxy not so far away, a USC film student named George Lucas made a sci-fi short film for his university project called “Electronic Labyrinth: THX-1138 4EB,” which ...

DVD review by Michael Hixon Before director George Lucas made his mark on cinema with “American Graffiti” and the groundbreaking “Star Wars” saga, there was a small film called “THX 1138.” ...