Star Wars DVD change?
#27
Originally posted by digitalfreaknyc
Where are you downloading it from?
Where are you downloading it from?
http://images.amazon.com/media/i3d/0...trilogy-hi.asx
#28
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Originally posted by Case01
Does anyone else feel that changing the film years upon years after it's release is wrong?
Does anyone else feel that changing the film years upon years after it's release is wrong?
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http://www.starwars.com/collecting/n...s20040714.html
This is the closest we've come to any kind of 'official' confirmation about changes. An 'emperor hologram' figure from ESB is being released with the new classic wave of figs. Ian's name is mentioned, and that figure and small picture on the packaging sure doesn't look like the old version!
Also of note is the phrase "The rebel that destroyed the Death Star - Luke Skywalker" I wonder if that is one of the revised lines for that scene? Interesting, and kind of exciting! Two months to go...
This is the closest we've come to any kind of 'official' confirmation about changes. An 'emperor hologram' figure from ESB is being released with the new classic wave of figs. Ian's name is mentioned, and that figure and small picture on the packaging sure doesn't look like the old version!
Also of note is the phrase "The rebel that destroyed the Death Star - Luke Skywalker" I wonder if that is one of the revised lines for that scene? Interesting, and kind of exciting! Two months to go...
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Force.net reports that Boba Fett's voice has been changed to reflect a New Zealand-esque accent. Bobba's voice in the OT was awesome.
The madness of King George continues,
The madness of King George continues,
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Originally posted by Bill Geiger
http://images.amazon.com/media/i3d/0...trilogy-lo.asx
http://images.amazon.com/media/i3d/0...trilogy-hi.asx
http://images.amazon.com/media/i3d/0...trilogy-lo.asx
http://images.amazon.com/media/i3d/0...trilogy-hi.asx
the french trailer is the one with the changes.
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Originally posted by chanster
Force.net reports that Boba Fett's voice has been changed to reflect a New Zealand-esque accent. Bobba's voice in the OT was awesome.
The madness of King George continues,
Force.net reports that Boba Fett's voice has been changed to reflect a New Zealand-esque accent. Bobba's voice in the OT was awesome.
The madness of King George continues,
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Originally posted by Artman
http://www.starwars.com/collecting/n...s20040714.html
This is the closest we've come to any kind of 'official' confirmation about changes. An 'emperor hologram' figure from ESB is being released with the new classic wave of figs. Ian's name is mentioned, and that figure and small picture on the packaging sure doesn't look like the old version!
http://www.starwars.com/collecting/n...s20040714.html
This is the closest we've come to any kind of 'official' confirmation about changes. An 'emperor hologram' figure from ESB is being released with the new classic wave of figs. Ian's name is mentioned, and that figure and small picture on the packaging sure doesn't look like the old version!
#39
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I say -- the more changes, the better.
1. Some of them may actually turn out decent. That means that down the road I can create a "bboisvert cut"... with the best from all 3 (or whatever) versions.
2. The more he screws with these movies, the more "regular folk" are going to notice, and complain. Eventually, it's going to get to the point where people don't recognize these as the films they loved. Again, the more changes he makes... the greater the chances that the original trilogy will show up again one day.
Hell, I honestly hope he sticks Jar-Jar into one of 'em. That'll get Joe Sixpack up in arms.
1. Some of them may actually turn out decent. That means that down the road I can create a "bboisvert cut"... with the best from all 3 (or whatever) versions.
2. The more he screws with these movies, the more "regular folk" are going to notice, and complain. Eventually, it's going to get to the point where people don't recognize these as the films they loved. Again, the more changes he makes... the greater the chances that the original trilogy will show up again one day.
Hell, I honestly hope he sticks Jar-Jar into one of 'em. That'll get Joe Sixpack up in arms.
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At first I was bummed I bought the Special Edition DVD-R's, Then I traded for the Original Trilogy DVD-R's (I own both verison on Laserdisc, so...), Looks like my purchase of these DVD's will be yet a quite different 3rd version.
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Originally posted by bboisvert
I say -- the more changes, the better.
2. The more he screws with these movies, the more "regular folk" are going to notice, and complain. Eventually, it's going to get to the point where people don't recognize these as the films they loved. Again, the more changes he makes... the greater the chances that the original trilogy will show up again one day.
I say -- the more changes, the better.
2. The more he screws with these movies, the more "regular folk" are going to notice, and complain. Eventually, it's going to get to the point where people don't recognize these as the films they loved. Again, the more changes he makes... the greater the chances that the original trilogy will show up again one day.
#45
Originally posted by bboisvert
Hell, I honestly hope he sticks Jar-Jar into one of 'em. That'll get Joe Sixpack up in arms.
Hell, I honestly hope he sticks Jar-Jar into one of 'em. That'll get Joe Sixpack up in arms.
#47
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Originally posted by Mike Lowrey
Nah, it'll never get that far. He'd have to completely digitally remove the orginal actors and replace them with aged versions of Hayden Christensen, Natalie Portman, Ewan McGregor, and replacing Billy Dee Williams with someone like Jamie Foxx or Will Smith.
Nah, it'll never get that far. He'd have to completely digitally remove the orginal actors and replace them with aged versions of Hayden Christensen, Natalie Portman, Ewan McGregor, and replacing Billy Dee Williams with someone like Jamie Foxx or Will Smith.
sorry for the rant. I just wish he would remake the films if he hates the way they are at the moment. leave the originals alone and call them the bastards of the Lucas family.
#48
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Originally posted by emhello
I am hoping for a Jar-Jar appearance in each movie in the trilogy!
I am hoping for a Jar-Jar appearance in each movie in the trilogy!
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Originally posted by bboisvert Hell, I honestly hope he sticks Jar-Jar into one of 'em. That'll get Joe Sixpack up in arms.
This isn't the film I watched 12 times in 1977. Star Wars isn't being released in September. Some ungodly creation called A New Hope is, with a Microsoft-ian version number (I figure we're around 4.3.10.1874 by now). "Be sure to install Service Pack 2 in 2004 everyone".
It's really sad. I'm as big a Star Wars fan as most, and watching that trailer doesn't provide a single moment of excitement for me. It's just sadness, knowing that one of the greatest films of all time will never see the light of day again. Slowly, the tapes and vcr's will break, the laserdisks and machines will die, and all we'll be left with is this Bizarro version, passing itself off as Star Wars.
I still say if this was some nutjob "improving" classics like Gone With the Wind, Casablanca or Citizen Kane, everyone would be up in arms. But because it's Star Wars, nobody gives a damn.





