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| Haggis Connoisseur Join Date: Jul 2003
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| Original movies It seems that the original versions of episodes IV V and VI are to be released on the 11th of september this year. I just thought I'd mention this because there has been some debate in the past about whether they should be made available or not. I know that our great leader (Brian) will have a smile on his face when he reads this (purist that he is) . Get those hammers a-smashing them piggy banks |
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| Brian G. Turner | Re: Original movies What's really odd is that I'm sure I've seen these out already. In fact, I was in Stirling last week and was looking to buy a set - original movies, digital remastered. Gave every indication of being the original originals, with no CGI extras. Did I miss something?? |
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| I Do Not Sow Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Canada
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| Re: Original movies No, it seems these are being released on Sept. 12th. Check out the following link about changes in Episode V: http://www.starwars.com/episode-v/re...901/index.html |
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| Haggis Connoisseur Join Date: Jul 2003
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| Re: Original movies I've noticed some places put (empty)boxes of new releases on display (even though they are not yet released). I presume it is an advertising stunt to drum up custom. Perhaps that is what you've seen. Or perhaps the Force is strong in you |
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| The Enigma of Steel | Re: Original movies Quote:
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| Did you not know? Join Date: May 2005 Location: Greater London
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| Re: Original movies I wasn't sure if I was going to buy these, but I'm watching the 2004 special edition of empire strikes back, and im cringing at the changes! ![]() What's the quality like on the original releases? |
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| The Enigma of Steel | Re: Original movies I picked up the one packaged as "Episode IV", although the beauty of it is that it doesn't say that in the title crawl. It just says "Star Wars". I watched it and thoroughly enjoyed it although I may have found one of the reasons that Lucas doctored them. A large amount of dialogue (specifically C3P0's) is pretty 60s and 70s, TV hokey. And the scene at the end with the medal presentation contained a lot of winking and hamming but that was common back then. It may have embarassed good old George and the newer special effects drew attension away from it. It was good the way it was and it was made in the mid-1970s, so it had to pull in some of the culture of the times. I'll probably pick up the other two before the end of the year but if I don't this was the one that was special. The one that showed us a world that we had never seen before. |
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