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re: Star Wars
Figures. I cancelled my preorder a month ago. I should've waited when it actually meant something :(
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re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
(Post 10909196)
It's all about subtle tweaks. Things that most people don't even know about and probably wouldn't even notice when watching it.
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re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Anubis2005X
(Post 10909389)
Totally. It's like the subtle changes they made for the Lion King DVD. But at least you can watch the original version on there cause that new "Morning Report" song was balls...
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re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by nodeerforamonth
(Post 10909298)
You mean "Frankenstein's monster".
Sorry but I guess I just had to add to the anal retentiveness of this thread. |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Solid Snake PAC
(Post 10909326)
I fucking get sooo annoyed that they call the monster Frankenstein. I've hated that since I was a little kid.
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re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Anubis2005X
(Post 10909389)
Totally. It's like the subtle changes they made for the Lion King DVD. But at least you can watch the original version on there cause that new "Morning Report" song was balls...
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re: Star Wars
I'm trying to think of what possible reason there is for the NOOOO change. I mean, what was going through his head when he was sitting there thinking.. "hm, this scene needs something."? Is he just trying to make father more like son, because I think Luke screams "NO!" a couple times in the movies.. Could it be some sort of "full circle" thing for Vader because "NOOO" was one of the first things he said as he became Vader and now is one of the last things he said before dying and becoming Anakin again? I just... am at a loss over this one...
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re: Star Wars
I don't need corrections, just the original versions. ----acutally I don't need them at all. (See Below)
A lot of these small changes seem like they were designed for 3-D purposes. The exploding R2 with lots of light shooting out, a 3-D type staple. Same thing for the rock...probably meant for the rock and R2 to show some depth. Perhaps even Jabba's door, some type of 3-D shot. Just read this guy's article, makes a lot of sense http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/09/01/re...-george-lucas/ |
re: Star Wars
It looks like outraged fans have dropped the Amazon rating down to 2 1/2 stars. Not that anyone gives a shit about Amazon movie ratings, but the amount of 1-star reviews is astounding.
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re: Star Wars
http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/7566/rdoo02.jpg
Originally Posted by Anubis2005X
(Post 10908892)
I'm not seeing much of a difference? The bottom shot is just brighter and the color is a bit different. Even 3P0 looks different. Doesn't look like anything's changed, or am I missing something?
EDIT: I guess he is reflecting more light off certain surfaces. Huh, nice find... And can I just say that after what Lucas has done to RotJ, I now have a new appreciation for the original version of the movie before he screwed it up? I honestly can't remember why I was so critical of it in the past. |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by chanster
(Post 10909470)
Just read this guy's article, makes a lot of sense
http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/09/01/re...-george-lucas/ If Lucas put out the OOT on DVD in 2004 and BluRay in 2011, this debate would be non-existent. I still buy and love Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, Superman, Ghostbusters, Rocky, and nobody is saying its time to move on from those movies that I watched during my childhood a ZILLION times on HBO. If Lucas put out the OOT in equal quality, all the PT, CloneWars, and EU debate would be a minor debate among SW geeks the same way trekkies debate their EU. The OOT brings in the casual fan, as I don't care about any of the shit outside of 4,5,6. I have always said that Lucas created the OOT fanbase by not releasing the movies, and its not my fault that I still love those versions the same way I love the other movies I named above. This is ALL George Lucas's fault. |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by chanster
(Post 10909470)
Just read this guy's article, makes a lot of sense
http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/09/01/re...-george-lucas/ |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by chanster
(Post 10909470)
Just read this guy's article, makes a lot of sense
http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/09/01/re...-george-lucas/ |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Ignohippo
(Post 10909152)
The way he's doing it will keep him a money flow for the next 15+ years:
• Altered movies in HD - blu-ray (2011) • Altered movies in HD - digital downloads (2012 or 2013) • Altered movies in 3D - theaters (2012-2018) • Altered movies in 3D - blu-ray (2019 or individually released each year through 2019) • Originals restored in HD to blu-ray - 2020 • Originals restored in 3D to blu-ray - 2022 I'm telling you, this is all part of the plan. |
re: Star Wars
Richard Marquand must be turning over in his grave. Jedi has always been the weak link of the Holy Trilogy, but with each successive release, the movie goes down another peg:
1997: Jedi Rocks, Sarlaac Pit monster changed, New Age music added to ending. 2004: Hayden appears as a force ghost, Jar Jar Binks can be seen in the final montage music 2011: Vader says 'NOOO' twice before killing the Emperor. I guess will call this the Jedi 7 year rule: Every 7 years Lucas will fuck up Jedi even more. |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by chanster
(Post 10909470)
Just read this guy's article, makes a lot of sense
http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/09/01/re...-george-lucas/ And before you go all "but sports are real and star wars isn't", stop and ask yourself: how are a bunch of millionaires playing a children's backyard game any different than a bunch of millionaires playing dress-up and making a movie? |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Jason
(Post 10909559)
So people shouldn't like the same things they liked when they were kids because kids are stupid? I wonder what the millions of lifelong sports fans who grew up going to games with their dads would say about that?
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re: Star Wars
I'm keeping my pre-order for the novelty of it.
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re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Evan Meadow
(Post 10909411)
And by original version you mean "Kimba, the White Lion".
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re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Mabuse
(Post 10909434)
Unfortunately they changed a lot more than just adding Morning Report. There were MANY changes made to the whole film. Look it up.
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re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by mcnabb
(Post 10909550)
Richard Marquand must be turning over in his grave. Jedi has always been the weak link of the Holy Trilogy, but with each successive release, the movie goes down another peg:
1997: Jedi Rocks, Sarlaac Pit monster changed, New Age music added to ending. 2004: Hayden appears as a force ghost, Jar Jar Binks can be seen in the final montage music 2011: Vader says 'NOOO' twice before killing the Emperor. I guess will call this the Jedi 7 year rule: Every 7 years Lucas will fuck up Jedi even more. Now if Lucas went back and erased them from the movie, that would be a change I could get behind. |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Texan26
(Post 10909425)
I guess they got some of the titles of the sequels incorrect like "Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man."
I cancelled all my pre-orders for those. |
re: Star Wars
Wasn't sure if this NY Times article had been posted or not.
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/20...n-of-the-jedi/ If so, oh well, again for your reading pleasure. |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by nodeerforamonth
(Post 10909653)
Jedi was fucked up from the beginning. Does anyone remember Ewoks?
Now if Lucas went back and erased them from the movie, that would be a change I could get behind. Ewoks is just the litmus test to know if you'd hit puberty yet. Cause if you weren't a fan of them, you were now thinking of girls in a totally different light. |
re: Star Wars
Originally Posted by Evan Meadow
(Post 10909748)
Ewoks is just the litmus test to know if you'd hit puberty yet. |
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