timdiggerm said:

So, the "artist" was limited by problems. I can see the rough cut perspective.

No he wasn't. If you'd have asked George back then what he thought of people people who make changes to classic films, even so much as colorizing black & white films, he'd have said that such films are a part of our cultural heritage and should be allowed to remain as they originally were seen.

In fact, he did say this back then, because someone did ask him about it.

Just because he was the copyright holder, it doesn't make him any less of a retard for forgetting what his original vision even was.

His original vision wasn't to have Vader yell "No" during the climax of ROTJ, or else to make Greedo the worst shot in the universe. So I will never watch those changes again as long as I live, if I can avoid it.

And anyway, the real problem isn't the changes--it's the fact that he so hates fans of Star Wars that the only way he would release the OOT was in a degraded letterboxed format.