Okay,

I've watched SW & Empire from the Rebellion Set. If I were to take a stab without knowing from mattman himself I'd say some video compression was allowed to make room for all the audio options available on each of the main discs. I noticed what I'd guess you might consider ghosting is scenes where body motion is a bit quick. If you adjust your T.V. settings properly they become harder to notice outright.

Not that I'm an expert but I'd say the 1977 opening crawl for Star Wars is a recreation. It looks really nice though.

I would consider this project a nostalgia set from what I've seen so far. The fact that it's got bonus material that we've all seen with each respective film only adds to the mystique of this set. Watching these reminded me of when I saw these movies in the drive-in theater...but cleaner of course.

Lastly, there are short video sections which give credit to all the parts used to help make this set a whole. People and video releases used get actual screen mention as well as the software used to make it possible...that is such a cool thing to see.

If you're a fan that likes to have a variety of versions to chose from on a rainy, snowy, or lazy day......these are worth getting.

P.S.

I do want mention, yet again, that the artwork for these is very frickin cool.

:) :)