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This is actually a very underrated box set. If I recall correctly, it's the non-DVNR'ed master used for the JSC and SWE, so it has none of that GOUT smearing. It is very colorful and quite different than what we are used to.
I recently purchased this for $3 at a used book store. It is in surprisingly good shape. What stands out are the very natural flesh tones compared to all the DVD releases. The yellow sand on Tatooine is also nice.
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-Kreia, Jedi Master and Sith Lord
I like the pretty silver printing of the words on the back of each box. :)
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Is this the release where Lucas says i hope your children and your children's children enjoy watching the films as much as i had making them in letters on the box.
And now he claims these films no longer exist,lol.
They are rough cuts if you want them they are on vhs.
“Always loved Vader’s wordless self sacrifice. Another shitty, clueless, revision like Greedo and young Anakin’s ghost. What a fucking shame.” -Simon Pegg.
That was the 1990 version boxed set.
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This is actually a very underrated box set. If I recall correctly, it's the non-DVNR'ed master used for the JSC and SWE, so it has none of that GOUT smearing. It is very colorful and quite different than what we are used to.
The colors would be a lot nicer if they weren't so washed out, though. You have to turn the brighness way down on the first movie, especially, or else all of the black level errors pop out like a sore thumb.
The Aluminum Falcon said:
If I recall correctly, it's the non-DVNR'ed master used for the JSC and SWE...
Nope, not the same master as the JSC.
It is the same master as the "no shrinking ratio" SWE, though.
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I have actually found it on eBay and I'm thinking about buying it - would you guys recommend it ?
skyjedi2005 said:
Is this the release where Lucas says i hope your children and your children's children enjoy watching the films as much as i had making them in letters on the box.
And now he claims these films no longer exist,lol.
They are rough cuts if you want them they are on vhs.
Lucas is such an asshole.
“It is only through interaction, through decision and choice, through confrontation, physical or mental, that the Force can grow within you.”
-Kreia, Jedi Master and Sith Lord
Asaki said:
Nope, not the same master as the JSC.
It is the same master as the "no shrinking ratio" SWE, though.
Sorry but isn't the JSC and the SWE from the same master, at least for ESB and ROTJ, definitely granted that SW was the newer "no shrinking ratio" master. If this is just about SW then apologies.
pittrek said:
I have actually found it on eBay and I'm thinking about buying it - would you guys recommend it ?
The laserdiscs are naturally better, but if you only have VHS then yes I would most certainly recommend it. It's this one right:
Davnes007 said:
That was the 1990 version boxed set.
Nope, it is the 1992 version (15th Anniversary edition).
“It is only through interaction, through decision and choice, through confrontation, physical or mental, that the Force can grow within you.”
-Kreia, Jedi Master and Sith Lord
Seriously, when you look at how Apocalypse Now and Close Encounters of the Third Kind have their original versions nicely preserved for the foreseeable future of home video technology, it almost makes you nostalgic for 1992....
Fang Zei said:
Seriously, when you look at how Apocalypse Now and Close Encounters of the Third Kind have their original versions nicely preserved for the foreseeable future of home video technology, it almost makes you nostalgic for 1992....
:(
I can't be be nostalgic for 1992. I was 1 years old at the time....
Also Frink won't let me be nostalgic
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But I'm young yet nostalgic for my early years when I was introduced to Star Wars through laserdisc... :-)
Can I be nostalgic, Frink?
No.
You have to have been born before 1980. Sorry.
Awwww but I grew up with laserdiscs... :-(
Maybe so, but I don't make the rules. I just let you know what they are. ;-)
I was David Bowie in a past life. Can I be nostalgic?
Fang Zei said:
Seriously, when you look at how Apocalypse Now and Close Encounters of the Third Kind have their original versions nicely preserved for the foreseeable future of home video technology, it almost makes you nostalgic for 1992....
Multiple versions? For little Star Wars? What do you think this is? MR. ARKADIN??
Are we talking about the same tapes that were in the 'hologram' boxed set?
That came out in '92, I think.
Those are the last SW VHS tapes I have left. I sold all my others.
Ziggy Stardust said:
I was David Bowie in a past life. Can I be nostalgic?
Mielr said:
Are we talking about the same tapes that were in the 'hologram' boxed set?
That came out in '92, I think.
I think that's what we're talking about, as these were the ones that came out in 1992, but I'm not sure.
Mielr said:
Ziggy Stardust said:
I was David Bowie in a past life. Can I be nostalgic?
I saw David Bowie at Madison Square Garden in 1987. Can I be nostalgic?
YES.
Mielr said:
BTW- how can you be Bowie in a past life if he's still alive? ;-)
I'll explain later.
theprequelssuck said:
Davnes007 said:
That was the 1990 version boxed set.
Nope, it is the 1992 version (15th Anniversary edition).
Huh....Weird. How come I was thinking it was the 1990 set?
Well...I have all** the (North American) VHS releases from 1984, onward.
** Except for a couple of widescreen releases.
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