I was about to say the same thing! But at least we don't have to worry about the second one, I mean it's not like George Lucas is going to carelessly dig Mr. Guinness out of his grave, re-animate him, and then have him say those lines...EverythingIncredible said:Don't give him ideas!Greg Tito said:But come the fuck on, George. Please stop. You obviously don't understand how you made great films in the 70s & 80s if you keep making these changes. What's next? You add Jar Jar Binks to the cantina scene, or re-record Alec Guinness's dialogue in Star Wars to include midi-chlorians?
cause lucas has a disturbing tendency to force thm on us, doing things like destroying the originals.Dr. wonderful said:Jesus Christ, what is WRONG with you guys?
Buy the bloody thing on VHS, you get the original one or here's another one! Don't but the movie at all.
Now, was that so hard?
I don't want to live on this planet anymore.ewhac said:If I were re-cutting that scene (and, let's be honest, it doesn't really need it), as Vader looks on as Luke is microwaved, I would intercut snippets from the prequels -- half-remembered pieces from Anakin's past, little pieces, nudges from Palpatine that he'd never put together before. The flashback fragments would show Vader realizing: Palpatine had set him up from the start.
He would also remember losing Padme, who (he still believes) died at his hand. Now he is confronted with losing the son he barely knew (and the daughter he never will). And so, [em]silently[/em], he turns, grabs the Emperor, and throws him down the tower shaft.
I found them once in both special and original editions in Target (or maybe it was WalMart) once six or seven months ago. I think that was a special thing so they probable don't sell them anymore. You might be able to find a copy on eBay or something, though.fix-the-spade said:Are the theatrical releases of the original three out on DVD or Blu Ray?
I've got 'em on VHS, but VHS is fragile.
PS, reading about the making of Star Wars, it becomes pretty clear that everyone else made Star Wars in spite of George Lucas. How about we all pool together and hire a hit man or fifty? Come on guys, let's do the world a favour!
This is exactly what I was thinking!uppitycracker said:all i can say in response to this is.....
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
I fully agree. This is a little change that makes me go "...what" and then forget about it real quick. I already have the theatrical editions on DVD and I don't need another one; "improved" or not. Also, I am one of those few people that can actually enjoy the prequel trilogy to an extent without weeping over the dead body of the original ones. Maybe because they aren't dead or anything...Supertegwyn said:I admit, this is retarded and I wish he hadn't done it, but it isn't that big of a deal. I mean, it's not like Vader starts Break Dancing or they recast Obiwan as Danny DeVito. It's rather minor.