Does Greedo shoot first?
Yup.Two things I'd need, as options at least, to see before I purchased the original trilogy on Blu-Ray:
1. Han shooting first.
2. Old Anakin's ghost, not Hayden Christian's at the end of Return of The Jedi.
Two things I'd need, as options at least, to see before I purchased the original trilogy on Blu-Ray:
1. Han shooting first.
2. Old Anakin's ghost, not Hayden Christian's at the end of Return of The Jedi.
Two things I'd need, as options at least, to see before I purchased the original trilogy on Blu-Ray:
1. Han shooting first.
2. Old Anakin's ghost, not Hayden Christian's at the end of Return of The Jedi.
The last re-release on DVD gave you both the theatrical and updated versions. Maybe they'll do this for blu ray.Two things I'd need, as options at least, to see before I purchased the original trilogy on Blu-Ray:
1. Han shooting first.
2. Old Anakin's ghost, not Hayden Christian's at the end of Return of The Jedi.
Comes out in September--technically still the summer.
I sure hope so, because I know that if they don't, I'll still buy it and then two years later they'll release a blu-ray version with both.The last re-release on DVD gave you both the theatrical and updated versions. Maybe they'll do this for blu ray.
The last re-release on DVD gave you both the theatrical and updated versions. Maybe they'll do this for blu ray.
The last re-release on DVD gave you both the theatrical and updated versions. Maybe they'll do this for blu ray.
Mr. Lucas said the versions of the first three “Star Wars” films – “Star Wars,” “The Empire Strikes Back” and “Return of the Jedi” – included in the Blu-ray boxed set will be the special-edition releases that were shown theatrically in 1997 and digitally restored for a 2004 standard-definition DVD boxed set.
Perhaps bracing for the reactions of fans who decried some of the changes made to the special-edition films – like, say, an exchange of gunfire between Han Solo and a certain green-skinned bounty hunter – Mr. Lucas said that to release the original versions of these films on Blu-ray was “kind of an oxymoron because the quality of the original is not very good.”
“You have to go through and do a whole restoration on it, and you have to do that digitally,” he added. “It’s a very, very expensive process to do it. So when we did the transfer to digital, we only transferred really the upgraded version.”
It doesn't look like they're going to:
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/08/14/star-wars-films-coming-to-blu-ray-next-year/
Wow, that was a giant middle finger to fans.
You sound surprised. When Lucas released the theatricals on DVD it was completely out of left field. Ever since the re-releases back in 1997, Lucas has been adamant that THOSE were the "original" versions, and that the theatricals would never see the light of day. Not surprised in the least that they won't be included on the blu-ray releases.
It doesn't look like they're going to:
I'm not surprised he will not make the originals the movie on the blu-ray but I am surprised he sounds like he won't even add them as special features. In reality nothing George Lucas does anymore surprises me.
I love Star Wars, ESB, ROTJ.
Seen them dozens of times.
None of those changes ever bothered me in the least - didn't change my watching experience one iota.
Other the other hand, Jar Jar Binks is one of the worst characters in movie history...