
It must feel like Christmas.
The_Somnambulist wrote:I want my Star Wars on a VHS tape with commercial breaks and missing its first 15 minutes. Because that's the Star Wars I grew up with. Creator, schmeator.
The_Somnambulist wrote:I want my Star Wars on a VHS tape with commercial breaks and missing its first 15 minutes. Because that's the Star Wars I grew up with. Creator, schmeator.
SI wrote:Not fixing the lightsabres in ANH is unforgivable.
SI wrote:The SE versions of the OT are canon. End of story. Disney will never fuck with these. I for one am glad. For the most part the SE editions did make improvements imo.
The one addition that was totally uncalled for was the new Max Rebo band musical number. Fan favourite Greedo shooting first is also a big wtf. Not fixing the lightsabres in ANH is unforgivable.
moviefreak732 wrote:SI wrote:The SE versions of the OT are canon. End of story. Disney will never fuck with these. I for one am glad. For the most part the SE editions did make improvements imo.
The one addition that was totally uncalled for was the new Max Rebo band musical number. Fan favourite Greedo shooting first is also a big wtf. Not fixing the lightsabres in ANH is unforgivable.
I'm a big fan of the Special Editions and I'm glad they're canon too, but I'd add one other thing to the shit list, and that's doing such a terrible job of putting Hayden Christensen at the end of ROTJ.
For the most part, though, the SE versions changed the movies for the better. They make the saga feel more cohesive, and as such, they're definitely my preferred versions of the films. I still think the original versions should be offered for those who prefer them, as there's no sense in pretending they don't exist, but I'll agree to disagree on that point. It has nothing to do with being "beholden" to nostalgia. It's just a decent thing to do.
From my point of view, the only thing that really matters is that Disney respects Lucas' vision to keep the Special Editions as the canon versions of the movies. Everything else is secondary. Fortunately, that's exactly what they're doing, so there's no problem.
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