"Fixed" is a relative term.  They couldn't be much worse.

No they're going to fuck it up even worse on the blu-ray, I just know it. First, its being done by the same people who did the 04 dvds, so there's no hope there. Second, the originals aren't going to be released, so who should honestly care about the quality of a product we are not going to even buy? Third, there's DVNR, and I bet Lucas is going use that on the PTSE anyway.

With every single release, it gets worse.  So, all evidence points to things continuing in that direction.

kenkraly2007 said:

What if they are fixed?

That would be great.  But you didn't ask that... you asked if we thought they would be fixed.  I answered that I think that they won't.  If it turns out that I am wrong, then that would make me happy.

They're going to be the SEs with CGI Jabba, Jedi Rocks and Hayden Christiansen as a force ghost*

Who cares if the colors are fixed or not (not me, anyway).

If I could have the OOT on blu-ray, I'd take it with the 2004 DVD colors and live with it, but there's no way Hayden Christiansen's puss is making an appearance on my TV set as long as I'm physically able to operate a DVD or blu-ray player.


*and let's not forget: people walking aimlessly through cloud city, CGI rontos and Jawas at Mos Eisley, "ring-around-the-death-star", etc., etc.

As I understand it people who went to the Star Wars in Concert reported the colors looked marginally better, ie the Tantive IV looked a little less gray. But the biggest difference is TPM's lacking its horrible pink tint and edge enhancement, which will unfortunately probably go unnoticed by most of this crowd.

No, the colours of the OT at the Star Wars concert were exactly the same as the 2004 set. Only TPM had a really good restoration job done to it. The colours in that looked perfect and CG Yoda did look pretty good from the glimpses we got. It was reported by someone who went to CV that the Ep4 showing they managed to catch part of didn't look like it had Luke's green sabre but they weren't sure.

Don't forget that the colour changes were done by Lucasfilm Before they sent it off to Lowrey so i can't see them paying for another restoration

I have a bad feeling about this.

Knowing Lucas, as we all do, I doubt he would waste an opportunity to "tweak" the films a bit more.

Yes, I think the colors will be fixed... and then some.

"Fixed" as in "more in line with George's Original VisionTM", amiright folks?

Worrying about the coloring of the Blu-Ray release is a red herring.

I will take a poorly colored OOT over a correctly colored SE any day of the week.

I will not be motivated to buy the Blu-Ray set by any improved colors.

Erikstormtrooper said:

Worrying about the coloring of the Blu-Ray release, like communism, is a red herring.

I will take a poorly colored OOT over a correctly colored SE any day of the week.

I will not be motivated to buy the Blu-Ray set by any improved colors.

 Fixed.

Shirley the 'top men' are already working on it . . . Go Team!

commie herring =? pinko lightsaber

kenkraly2007 said:

 

I do belive that the colors will be fixed as well. Their is a beleaf by some people that the colors won't be fixed.  The Colors can be fixed LFL will get it done this time around.

I am curious why you think this.  Lucas has stated very clearly that the color changes were not a mistake, but that they were intentional.  We might consider them mistakes, but he considers them to be improvements. So why would he want to change them back?