It’s absolutely surreal to watch deleted scenes from the Star Wars saga when you are so familiar with every beat, every sound, every line of dialogue from the three figure times (probably) that you’ve seen the original trilogy. But here I am, watching a teaser for them. The only thing I can compare it to is when you watch yourself in a video that somebody has recorded of you and it’s not quite how you remember it, things are on different angles and the words being spoken just doesn’t sound like it did in your head.
Utterly surreal but fascinating and I truly can’t wait to see what treats Star Wars: The Complete Saga has in store for us on Blu-ray.
Those folks at Coming Soon have once again saved us the heartbreak of missing out on what is going on down in Comic Con by showing us the trailer that was revealed at the “Star Wars Fan Movie Awards’ panel.
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Matt, I’m not sure which is worse: this whore-ific box set, or your pimping of it. Grotesque!
You won’t be buying it? I need to own the first two on Blu and at least some effort seems to have gone into the extras. It’s a big pull out but it’s gotta be done.
It’s a shame that they are using the same masters from the 2004 DVD release with the incorrect color-timing mistakes. I’ll wait and see if this is worth buying.
Agreed… though I’m maybe too ignorant and/or impatient and can’t play the wait and see game!
by buying this stuff your just encouraging George Lucas to make and sell more crappy movies like the last 3 abominations he made. And I USED to be his number one fan.
Why would you want to pay Lucas money to see scenes that weren’t good enough to make it into the movies in the first place?
“need to own” is fallacious, for wants are not needs.
Is George Lucas any worse than the rest of the industry? The industry expects us to keep buying the same films over again each and every time a new format comes out. DVD is good enough for me. And as far as I’m concerned, blu ray can fall 6 feet under.
And every time Lucas gets a new idea, he rereleases his films knowing that diehard collectors will buy the whole set over again for just 1 or 2 extra features.
Now “Lord of the Rings” is pulling this crap. They are 1st releasing the theatrical cuts. And LATER, they will release the uncut versions. (Because they know some desperate collectors will feel they need to buy both even though they only want the extended.)
I draw the line here. DVD is good enough for me. One day I may buy an upgrader. But I will never support Blu Ray.