While I agree that it is George's right to do this, I agree it would be great to be able to see hem in their original form. Unfinished works or not, that is what I saw in 79 a the Mann's Chinese in Hollywood, and I want to experieince tha moment again. George Lucas is taking that from me.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

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I guess it's going to be packaged exactly like the Indiana Jones Trilogy is. There will be the 3 DVDs, 1 for each movie and a 4th DVD of all extras. Sounds pretty juicy to me. I'm also in the same ballpark as people who would like to view the original movies as they once were. I don't entirely mind too much though. I'll just be happy enough to finally have them in my collection.

You know, I was so excited when I first heard that Mr. Lucas and co. were going back and "finishing" his unfinished films. He was even going to add the deleted Jabba scene. I thought it was GREAT!

But...

He mixed up stuff... and Jabba looked... uh... well, he didn't quite look right... or move right.

Yeah - what was up with the Greedo, Han thing? It looked funny even - plus I KNEW Han shot first! It was way more real for him to shoot first! Blah.

And the altered "getting shot" scenes - why did those need to get re-cut to NOT show the bad guy getting hit with the blaster bolt? I first saw this film in the summer of 77, I was 6. These "violent" scenes had no negative impact on me... in fact, they were part of the reason this film was so real to me back then - it had grit. "Softening" the film was a stupid thing to do. Oh well.

I'd kind of like to see the original (pre-SE) Trilogy myself... though I've heard them say several times that it will NOT be released like that.

I'm sure the DVD's will end up in my collection. I've been a big SW fan since the age of 6... when my parents took me to that fantastic movie back in the summer of 1977.

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harpo989 Wrote:sigh... the thing I'll miss the most wil be the Ewok song from the end of RotJ...

According to Blue Harvest they're actually singing "It smells like cereal here" in Swedish

Also, when Nien Nunb soeaks to Lando he's apparently saying "One thousand herds of elephants are standing on my foot" in Kenyan

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He's been shooting scenes during the prequels that are meant to snap into the original movies is what I have read in various stories. Am I alone in seeing this?

Red5,

To answer your question, I own the original releases of TRON, and I own the cleaned up version on DVD in each of it's forms. I will sit in an old theatre and watch a faded, color imbalanced version of TRON and love it as much as I do when I see the beautiful DVD version.

It's not about being a purist, it's about being a fan and wanting to see the things that made you love it. It's why I spend as much time as I do with TRON and why guys like Auric build sites like this. We are fans. We care about preserving and promoting TRON or Star Wars or whatever we love to future generations of people.

Can you understand that?

DaveTRON Wrote:Am I alone in seeing this?

I doubt it. I just haven't been keeping up on the Star Wars news. I just did a quick search on "Star Wars Rumors" and found far more information then I can wade through now. I'll take your word for it. It does sound like something Lucas would do.

To Red5 comment... I think he was asking which version of TRON would you like to see. The one as it stands now or a version where all the CGI was redone with the best computers could put out today. It is true that alot more can be done now then 20 years ago. But to the question which would I rather have? I want the one I have. Its a piece of history just as it is. I think that's how many feel about Star Wars. The Star Wars that they first saw and were so impressed with fixed for itself a place in history. Its the original version that earned that place in history not the second version... or the third. If you want to show off what computers can do now make the next TRON movie. Don't retell the first. I feel the same way about Star Wars. If Lucas wants to tell a Star Wars story and use state of the art effects then I wish he'd start on episodes 7, 8, and 9. He's already done a great job on 4, 5, and 6. This 'updating' of the first 3 films every couple of years just hits me as an attempt to make the most money off of the fans with the least amount of effort. Then again I guess that's the nature of business. Why spend $5 to make $10 when you can do it spending $1. That seems to be the way everything is going these days. Keep in mind this is just the opinion of someone that hasn't been able to find work for 5 months because he was let go in the name of cost cutting. Someone over in India is now probably doing what I was doing and getting paid 1/5th as much to do it.

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I nice special edition DVD would be David Lynch's DUNE w/ the deleted scenes. Also, Clash of the Titans would look good w/ CGI.