The Latest Star Wars 04' DVD review...

Author: Rikter
Date: 9-Sep-2004, 10:31 PM

Author: Rikter
Time: 9-Sep-2004 10:31 PM
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"I felt a great disturbance in the Force...as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear
something terrible has happened" -

Ben

“My skill are no longer as Mad as the once were” RiK

Author: Jedi Master
Time: 10-Sep-2004 1:07 AM
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Something terrible has happened. Read this review of the DVD's and you'll see just how terrible that something is.

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"May the force be with you!"

Author: oojason
Time: 10-Sep-2004 1:41 AM
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They got a in a huff because someone asked about where the original versions of the film were? I wonder if all the GL top hierarchy feel the same way regarding the original versions...

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Author: Jedi Master
Time: 10-Sep-2004 1:51 AM
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All he has to do is tell them what to think and they kiss his ass. All he has to do is turn the other cheek and they all pucker up.

There isn't much more George Lucas can do to screw these movies up any more than he already has. Although, I wouldn't put it past him. I'm surprised he isn't taking out James Earl Jones as the voice of Darth Vader and replacing it with Pee Wee Herman. It should be officially declared that George Lucas is definitely brain dead. He must have been tipping the wrong bottle. It was that kerosene oil he drank thinking it was liquor. Or maybe he tripped and fell into the Twilight Zone. His brain is now possessed by retarded zombies. Don't bother trying to send a letter to Skywalker Ranch. As far as Lucas is concerned, the lights are on, but nobody's home. You know, practice makes perfect! The special editions were screwed up, but he fixed that with the DVD versions. He screwed them up perfectly! Doesn't George Lucas like playing with marbles? Oh, wait a minute! I think he lost his!

GOD DAMN, THAT FELT GOOD!

Okay, I'll step down from my soapbox, now. Thanks

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Author: Bossk
Time: 10-Sep-2004 4:56 AM
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This about sums it up...

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But during the entire four hours I was at the Silent Movie Theater, I heard a lot about how these discs will please the fans – the fans this – the fans that. Yeah, they’re right, the fans are gonna dig what they’ve done here, but if they really give a shit about the fans, they’d release the original versions of these films as well. So telling me all about the fans means nothing, because they’re pissed as hell right now, and making like there haven’t been any changes made to these films is wrong.

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Author: sweyland
Time: 10-Sep-2004 6:36 PM
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I was kinda bummed to find out that all the changes we had suspected and argued over the last couple of months turned out to be true. I mean, I expected it of course, but somehow it still sorta hurts. That after all this hoopla, Star Wars' next glorious unveiling has come to this.

On the other hand, I haven't been a hardcore SW fan for a while, certainly a lot of my interest in it has wavered since the Prequels came out, and the rest of the expanded whatever just doesn't interest me.

Since I got my OT rips on DVD anyway, along with my old VHS sets, my memory or nostalgia for the OT is still there. And it's the great people on this site that has saved it from being just a memory. Just being here and knowing that there are others who may feel the same way is enough to keep the OT fires burning. Well for me anyway. So thanks for the site Jay, and the discs Rikter, TR47, Magnoliafan and whoever else for the hardwork, and especially for those unfrickin' believeable covers!

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Author: Darth Chaltab
Time: 10-Sep-2004 8:32 PM
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Wait a minute. This reveiw was favorable, correct?

So how is it a disturbance?

Author: Rikter
Time: 10-Sep-2004 8:56 PM
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Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
Wait a minute. This reveiw was favorable, correct?

So how is it a disturbance?

That post below mine HAS nothing I mean NOTHING to do with my post - I have no idea why the link is there as it is a positive review and I ment the post as a not so nice comment to about these DVD's!

The DVD's are a disturbance that's all I ment

“My skill are no longer as Mad as the once were” RiK