Other than basking in the glory of all that is Star Wars, one of the highlights of attending Star Wars Celebration is to just kick back and take in the amazing work that fans put into their costumes.

At Star Wars Celebration VI this weekend, fans were given the opportunity to meet Star Wars legends such as Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Timothy Zahn, and some dude named George Lucas even made a surprise appearance. The convention also gave attendees exclusive looks at Star Wars: Attack of the Clones 3D and the upcoming season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

Here’s some of the best cosplayers we found just browsing the aisles of the convention’s main floor. Included is a picture of Dude Slave Leia. Carrie Fisher personally requested a picture with this guy. I captured a picture of him right after it happened. What you are witnessing in that single photo is the greatest moment of a man’s life.

Jen and Justin got dependable with The Expendables, while the queen of the podcast, Eve Of Doom, took a ride with James and the Giant Peach! Special guest this week is Geeks of Doom’s own Eric the Jedi of Doom.

Check out Episode 7 of the Flix of Doom podcast, the official movie podcast of Geeks of Doom, for this week’s box office and movie news, including some info out of Star Wars Celebration V, as well as a review of the new Edgar Wright film Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World.

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Earlier today at Star Wars Celebration V, Lucasfilm and 20th Century Fox announced something fanboys have been wanting to hear for what feels like a millennium: the beloved Star Wars saga will be finally coming to the realms of high definition Blu-ray.

A bit of a wait is still in your future as the set isn’t marked for release until the fall of 2011, but the wait sounds like it will be worth it. The Blu-enhanced Star Wars box set will consist of all six films, bathed in the highest possible visual and audio formats. Also included will be a wealth of special features including documentaries, unseen footage from the Lucasfilm archives, retrospectives, interviews, and rare behind-the-scenes moments.

While speaking about the exciting announcement, the creator himself George Lucas said “Blu-ray is the absolute best way to experience Star Wars at home – in pristine high definition. The films have never looked or sounded better.”