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Ce film correspond à l'épisode 18 de la Saison 9 de la série "Les Griffin" (Family Guy). Dans ce spectaculaire et retentissant dernier chapitre, Luke Skywalker (Chris) et la Princesse Leia (Lois) doivent se rendre sur la planète Tatooine pour libérer Han Solo (Peter) en infiltrant le fief du le plus redoutable et repoussant gangster de la galaxie : Jabba le Hutt (Joe). Une fois réunis, les Rebelles de l'équipe luttent contre les forces Impériales sur la lune forestière d'Endor à l'aide d'une tribu d'Ewoks. Pendant ce temps, l'Empereur (Carter Pewterschmidt) et Darth Vader (Stewie) tentent de convertir Luc au côté sombre de la Force mais le jeune Skywalker résiste car il est déterminé à ramener son père du bon côté. La Guerre Civile Galactique n'a jamais été plus intense et les forces Rebelles se rassemblent pour attaquer la seconde Étoile de la Mort, apparemment inachevée et sans défense, dans une bataille qui va déterminer le destin de la galaxie....
Avis de la communauté (3)
Likely the worst of the Family Guy Star Wars trilogy, but there’s nothing wrong with that. It’s more of the same old, same old, with some added cast members (American Dad, Cleveland Show). I’ve watched it before. I still enjoyed this watch. I will inevitably watch it again eventually. Rating: 3.5/5 - 8/10 - Would Recommend
Well, this was a little bit disappointing as it didn't have as many laughs and you can tell the writers and actors alike were kinda phoning it in, still had its funny parts but it missed so much out of the original story that it became a little confusing if you had not already seen the original. But from the text crawl you could see that they had given up and they just wanted to finish the trilogy, I really liked Joe Swanson as Jabba but that was about it, still had a few funny bits and I understand if you just wanna finish the trilogy.
As stated in the opening crawl of _It’s a Trap!_, Seth MacFarlane drops the ball in this last installment of his Family Guy Trilogy. This parody of _Return of the Jedi_ has no insight or edge to it. The jokes are all rote Family Guy jokes with nothing unique to Star Wars or sci-fi. In fact, MacFarlane is so desperate for material that he brings in his less popular _American Dad_ and _Cleveland Show_ characters. Still, there are some funny sketches and clever pieces of humor. _It’s a Trap!_ delivers a few good laughs, but it’s more of a MacFarlane fan film than a Star Wars parody.