Harmy said:

I've been using madVR for some years now and I remember looking at my room-mate's monitor when he was watching HD films and thinking they looked horrible - like DNR was applied to them or something (I told him as much but he didn't care) I put it down to his monitor doing it, because he was using MPC-HC, just like me but then one day I installed MPC-HC on the new computer and suddenly videos looked exactly like on my friend's computer, so I started digging and found out, that I accidentally left EVR as the renderer and when I switched to madVR, the difference was night and day - I actually took these screenshots back then to show my friend to convince him to let me switch his settings to madVR too :-)

Hi, Harmy. Since the 35mm stereo mix was finished before the 70mm stereo mix and the mono mix, the 35mm stereo mix is technically the "original mix", and thus the original version of the original 1977 theatrical release of Star Wars. Is it still possible to see an original 1977 print of Star Wars with the "original mix", or is your Despecialized Edition and Team Blu's edit the only way we can see and hear Star Wars in the same way that people saw it with the "original mix"?