What are you waiting for? A movie, a concert, or a grand party? If you have no ideas until now, you can take into account watching a blu ray movie on your computer, it will be also a nice weekend for you.

As an insider, I am very happy to learn that It's been a while coming, but George Lucas's seminal sci-fi films (and the other three) are now out on Blu-ray with the long-awaited release of Star Wars: The Complete Saga which hits stores tomorrow.

The set includes each of the films - Star Wars: A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith - plus over 40 hours of extras. So clear your diary for next weekend, bookend it with a couple of duvet days, don your Vader costume and settle in for the Star Wars marathon to end them all.

The super-keen can head down to the official Australian launch at JB HI-F in The Strand Arcade at Pitt St Mall, which kicks off at 6am. Wearing an Imperial Stormtrooper outfit is optional, but presumably recommended.

Star Wars: The Complete Saga on Blu-ray is $139.95, though you can currently snag it at JB Hi-Fi for $119. Who wouldn't pay that to see Jabba the Hutt in HD? Watch episode previews and play free Star Wars games from the TV show. Anakin, Ahsoka, Obi-Wan and rest of the Jedi Knights lead the Clone army of the Republic against General Grievous and the evil forces of the Separatists. The Star Wars saga continues with the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars on Cartoon Network. May the Force be with you!

Recently, it is reported that it is Pioneer, maker of fantastic home entertainment kit, has added four new Blu-ray home cinema systems to its line-up of covetable black, shiny things. What we've actually got is two systems with different speaker options. In this case we can watch blu ray movie on our own home cinema system then.

In the basics range, you get the same Blu-ray playback, combined performance and speaker configurations - with the 414's four tall speakers and the 212's compact set-up. To save money, the basics series doesn't support an iPod/iPhone cradle or Wi-Fi connectivity and comes with a chunkier subwoofer. Plus, all the new Pioneer systems let you watch YouTube videos and browse Picasa albums without a PC - the icing on the stylish home cinema cake.

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