Let's watch a DELETED STAR WARS scene
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Originally Posted by cupcake jesus
Yeah, but Luke got ugly quick. Better stick to Ep. 4 for your fantasy!
cheers,
-the Jesus
cheers,
-the Jesus
#27
Originally Posted by JustinCleveland
The Biggs/Luke interaction was a great part of the novel, and I wondered why they cut it. This scene is well-acted and rounds out a lot of what the Empire really is, and why the rebellion is acting. I think this, and the reunion scene, should both be included in the film. Plus it helps cement Luke as a dreamer.
Originally Posted by kcbrett5
Whats with the droid in the beginning?
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From: Deep in the Heart of Texas
These scenes start off the Radio drama presentation of Star Wars. The radio version expands the relationship of Biggs and Luke a little bit more in other parts as well with respect to the movie.
#30
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The first part of that clip looks like it was filmed in the 1920's!
I halfway expected to hear a piano playing Luke's theme ragtime-style.
I halfway expected to hear a piano playing Luke's theme ragtime-style.
#31
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Originally Posted by dick_grayson
that was kind of surreal. now I understand better why all the actors thought Star Wars would flop......they must have seen that clip. looks like something out of Zardoz
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Originally Posted by JustinCleveland
The Biggs/Luke interaction was a great part of the novel, and I wondered why they cut it. This scene is well-acted and rounds out a lot of what the Empire really is, and why the rebellion is acting. I think this, and the reunion scene, should both be included in the film. Plus it helps cement Luke as a dreamer.
#34
Originally Posted by dhmac
I hear it was cut because it ran against the storytelling structure used for the opening of the film, namely that the story simply follows the droids until they meet Luke for the first time. With this scene in, the movie would've instead cut away from the battle to introduce Luke - and then cut back to the droids escaping. Although it would've worked okay with the scene in, the movie works better without it.
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Originally Posted by calhoun07
Was it the introduction to Luke? I thought it would have been after they got the droids, where Owen told Luke he could go and spend time with his friends after he got his chores done, which was where he cleaned the droids up and saw the message. Then he came back later in the evening and R2 had gone off. It's been a while since I read the comic book, but that's how I always pieced the deleted scene in.
And who knew old Uncle Owen was handy with a blaster?
My first time seeing it to. Thanks OP!
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Originally Posted by calhoun07
Was it the introduction to Luke? I thought it would have been after they got the droids, where Owen told Luke he could go and spend time with his friends after he got his chores done, which was where he cleaned the droids up and saw the message. Then he came back later in the evening and R2 had gone off. It's been a while since I read the comic book, but that's how I always pieced the deleted scene in.
#41
Originally Posted by BassDude
I think the battle he sees above him is Vader's Star Destroyer overtaking Leia's ship. By the time his friends look thru the binocs, they are already docking, so the fighting has stopped.
And who knew old Uncle Owen was handy with a blaster?
My first time seeing it to. Thanks OP!
And who knew old Uncle Owen was handy with a blaster?
My first time seeing it to. Thanks OP!
#42
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There's a really great documentary using those scenes and other deleted scenes called "Deleted Magic ".
More info at http://www.originaltrilogy.com/forum...&threadid=1284
The creator has put it up on myspleen.net for torrent download.
More info at http://www.originaltrilogy.com/forum...&threadid=1284
The creator has put it up on myspleen.net for torrent download.
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Never seen that either, thanks. Ohhh btw, be careful you might give Lucas the idea of releasing this star wars again with that same quality of picture.
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#46
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An interesting scene, but the pacing would have brought the film to a screeching halt. I understand why it had to be cut, even though Luke references it later in a conversation with Uncle Owen.
Now if someone could just explain to me why the Empire was drafting young men when they had a clone army. I thought Lucas already had episodes I to VI written, so he knew the stormtroopers were clones - right?
Now if someone could just explain to me why the Empire was drafting young men when they had a clone army. I thought Lucas already had episodes I to VI written, so he knew the stormtroopers were clones - right?
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Waited a long time to see that, ever since I saw some of it once at a friends house about ten years ago before the re-release of the PT.
I really do wish those were available on DVDs, just to show that the first SW could have almost been a totally different movie; for better or for worse remains up for debate.
I really do wish those were available on DVDs, just to show that the first SW could have almost been a totally different movie; for better or for worse remains up for debate.
#50
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Originally Posted by Dr. DVD
Waited a long time to see that, ever since I saw some of it once at a friends house about ten years ago before the re-release of the PT.
I really do wish those were available on DVDs, just to show that the first SW could have almost been a totally different movie; for better or for worse remains up for debate.
I really do wish those were available on DVDs, just to show that the first SW could have almost been a totally different movie; for better or for worse remains up for debate.



