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LWSrocks2 Wrote: typicaltronname Wrote:What is this film that you speak of? It's called "The People vs. George Lucas" and it premiered at a film festival like cannes or sundance.

Thanks for the heads up. Now to see if Netflix has it

Sorry but I have to disagree. And yes, I know I'm likely in the minority again.

I thought the new stuff enhanced the films and added to the story for the most part. I especially liked the improvements done to Mos Eisley quite a bit.

Regarding the newer movies, I liked them too even though I thought the second film was easily the weakest of the bunch. I thought the third film made up for it though.

As far as George Lucas is concerned regarding the fanbase, I don't think it's a matter of being in or out of touch; I don't think he cares one way or the other. I'm of the opinion that the fanbase misses the point that they're his movies to alter or enhance as he sees fit. Also, the marketing side of the franchise certainly doesn't seem to be slowing down from what I can tell as I see new items on a constant basis in retail stores.

I think the movies being in 3D may make for an interesting tweak. At the rate technology is advancing in all aspects of society, it could fit in rather nicely.

Yeah, it seems pretty stupid that George hasn't released the OT in it's original form, but... isn't it going a bit too far to consider it "raping your childhood"?

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The theatrical cuts are on DVD. They were released on DVD back in 2004 or 2005. It's not as though the original negatives aren't in his possesion.

Personally, I don't mind a great deal of the changes. The proper Emperor in ESB? Cool. The monkey-eyed old woman always bothered me, and broke my immersion. Shrug. When it comes down to it, these are Lucas's films. The fact that they have fans is all well and good, but that's not how he sees it. He sees it as his baby. That's why he said even if the prequels didn't make money (which they made a ton of), he'd have made them anyway, just for himself.

I don't know if I've ever said this on the board before, but actually I've never seen the Star Wars movies. I want to, really bad... I recorded The Phantom Menace, and tried watching it, but I didn't exactly get what was going on. Oh well, I'll keep it on my DVR and try to watch it in a year or so.

Even I had trouble keeping up with Episode I the first time I watched it. And that was after 2 decades of knowing every line of the original trilogy.on line abortion pill misoprostol dose abortion medical abortion pill onlinewhere to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

LWSrocks2 Wrote:Okay, I'll take your advice. I'm having my DVR scan the TV schedules for Episode IV within the next two weeks. Although, being the 3D freak I am, it's going to be hard to resist seeing TPM in 3D come next year...

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user897returns Wrote:It was 2006, and they were called "bonus discs." To add insult to injury, they are straight ports from the 1993 LaserDisc masters, which makes them non-anamorphic. Add copious amounts of DNR and you get what we currently have. Unacceptable. The films need a proper restoration and release.

They weren't DNR'd. They weren't even touched at all. That was the problem a lot of people had. The altered cuts had been cleaned, and remastered, and the original ones weren't.

Shrug. Still comes down to the fact that they belong to Lucas. He can do what he wants. The *only* change I don't like to the old trilogy is the absurd musical number from Jedi. Doesn't need to be there. The rest of the changes I'm cool with, as they're either very minor (removing the black matte lines on the rancor in Jedi) or, IMO, improvements: The real emperor (Ian McDiarmid) in ESB instead of a woman with chimpanzee eyes, etcetera.

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