As anticipated, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment officially announced today the Blu-ray release of Star Wars for September 2011. The studio will release the saga in three distinct sets "to meet the needs of every Star Wars fan: Star Wars: The Complete Saga (a nine-disc set including all six films, priced at $89.99; Star Wars: Prequel Trilogy (a three-disc set including Episodes I-III, priced at $44.99); and Star Wars: Original Trilogy (a three-disc set including Episodes IV-VI, priced at $44.99).
Star Wars: The Complete Saga on Blu-ray will feature all six live-action Star Wars feature films utilizing the highest possible picture and audio presentation, along with three additional discs and more than 30 hours of extensive special features including never-before-seen deleted and alternate scenes, an exploration of the exclusive Star Wars archives, and much more.
Contrary to what some hoped and others feared, no 3D Blu-ray announcement was made.
Ever since the Blu-ray format became a reality, the release of Star Wars on Blu-ray became a topic of discussion. I will probably only invest in the original Trilogy for now though.
Where ya at "The Empire Strikes Back" fans?
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I doubt that this will include the original theatrical versions. I'm keeping my huge laserdisc box set. :-)
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I'm in for the original trilogy for sure, though not sure about Ep 1-3. Something tells me the collector in me will want all six. I continue to try to love Ep 1-3, but the dialogue is almost unbearable to listen to...especially the love scenes...horrible! I like when the end of Ep 3 starts to transform and the sets actually begin to look more like the originals. I'm thinking....re-vamp....why not....you know everyone will go see them....I'm calling George right now.....
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I'll take all of them. I just hope they've done a good job on the picture quality of Episodes IV-VI.
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I'll take the O/T boxed set. Praying for a decent mastering of the untouched versions of the movies.
The real question is; how many more times can fans re-buy these movies?
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You just wait for the Special Edition Blue Ray logan...two years from now...just before Christmas...with one small feature added....and again....and again. If these movies wern't ingrained in my brain as a child, I'd have dumped Lucas long ago! Though...I can't imagine I wouldn't do the same if "I" created Star Wars!
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I'm not buying them because of all the special edition crap that just makes me mad every time i see it. Greedo shooting first, "Jedi Rocks", replacing Sebastian Shaw at the end of Jedi with Hayden Christiansen, cutting up the climax of Empire with a pointless scene of Vader flying to the star destroyer and walking inside... the list goes on and on. I will stick with my anamorphic bootlegs that were taken from the original laser discs.
As for the prequels, i wouldn't even think of spending a dime on those. Attack of the Clones may be the worst big budget hollywood movie i've ever seen.
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quote:Originally posted by logan5: The real question is; how many more times can fans re-buy these movies?
Don't worry.. Star Wars 3-D is coming soon!
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