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No description yet. But I doubt they have the unaltered versions in the set. My guess is a repack of the previous Blu-Rays with the same transfers downscaled to the included DVDs
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Seems kind of pointless if it's just a repack. I bought the OT in blu ray for the quality and already have both versions of the DVDs. The only allure would if they are including the "original version" DVD's for those who missed out on those. -
I hope that since Star Wars is in the hands of Disney now they will eventually offer the original versions that are fully restored.Comment
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Still haven't bought the BR.
I just have the DVDs with the two versions.
Are the extras worth the purchase?.
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"When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."Comment
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Hmmmm....
I'm not buying Star Wars again until I get a restored version of the Holiday Special.
Don C.Comment
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Unitl there is a version with all the excised Luke in Mos Eisly and the ranch Tatooine footage included, Han shooting first, Jeremy Bullock voicing Fett in empire and Sebastion Shaw as Anakin in Jedi, all without enhanced effects I am not upgrading from my Definitive collection laserdiscsLast edited by jds1911a1; Aug 12, '13, 8:14 PM.Comment
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Watched the "de-specialized" versions over the weekend! They made me so happy. From what I understand the laserdiscs are the ones to have.Comment
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I picked up the Blu-ray set pretty much just for the Original Trilogy deleted scenes, and it was definitely worth the purchase, IMO.
Highlights from the original movies include the deleted Biggs and Luke scenes at Tosche Station, the Wampa attack on Echo Base, the Tatooine sandstorm, the Moff Jerjerrod Death Star scenes, the extended raid on the shield generator bunker, etc.
Some of the ANH deleted scenes were previously released on the Behind the Magic CD-ROM back in '97 and have since found their way to YouTube, but it's cool to finally get so many of the legendary deleted scenes from all three movies.
There are also cool extras like the original vintage "making of" documentaries, and the Boba Fett animated segment from the SW Holiday Special.PUNY HUMANS!Comment
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I'll never buy another copy unless it is the theatrical cut.
It is a fan-cut, but if you have not seen the HD Harmy De-specialized trilogy - you're doing yourself a disservice.
They are pretty darn close to theatrical cuts and all I ever watch.Comment
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I'm not buying either I have the ones that came out in 2004 and that will do till I break down and get a Blu Ray player.Comment
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I have photos of Han with a girl on his lap, in the Cantina.
I also remember seeing a scene where Prowse storms into the Hoth Rebel camp and trips and falls.
I wonder where these shots came from? Would this still exist?.
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"When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."Comment
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The girl on Han's lap is from the earlier alternate cut of the cantina sequence.I have photos of Han with a girl on his lap, in the Cantina.
The whole thing is included on the '97 Behind the Magic CD-ROM, and on the Blu-ray... although it's in b&w.
Last edited by Bruce Banner; Aug 14, '13, 3:34 AM.PUNY HUMANS!Comment
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Damn. That means I'm going to have to buy the BR at some point to get some of these extras.
I hate spending money I don't really want to....
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