Fang Zei said:
The 2006 release was a shameless cash grab. It doesn't mean it's the death of the OOT. Once you remember that's it's all only on standard dvd (granted, non-anamorphic standard dvd), it doesn't become that hard to imagine us getting a blu-ray OOT. Because, as I've said before, HOW IN THE HELL ELSE IS HE GOING TO SELL US THE EXACT SAME THING ALL OVER AGAIN?!
The 2006 release was a shameless cash grab. It doesn't mean it's the death of the OOT. Once you remember that's it's all only on standard dvd (granted, non-anamorphic standard dvd), it doesn't become that hard to imagine us getting a blu-ray OOT. Because, as I've said before, HOW IN THE HELL ELSE IS HE GOING TO SELL US THE EXACT SAME THING ALL OVER AGAIN?!
Star Wars SE in high def on Blu-Ray. Thats how.
As I said before, the promise of seeing the films in HD will be much, much more than enough to make the SE Blu-Ray set the biggest release in the format's history. It does not need the OOT.
If they want to do a second Blu-Ray release some years later, like they did with DVD, thats when they need to start getting creative. But there's really no reason to include the OOT on the first release unless they simply want to as a token of good faith, because its totally unnecessary for its success. People just want to see Star Wars in HD. They might even be willing to pay for a 6-film boxset just to see the 3 originals in SE form!