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I like the expanded Mos Eisley minus all the stupid antics of the robots and spy droids and whatnot.
I like...to wear my sunglasses at night!
Um...shouldn't this thread be in the Theatrical Cuts vs. Special Edition section?
You have to admit, even if the whole GL strategy about re-editing his films is awful, there must be some changes in the SE or the DVD that you liked.
I for one loved the new Victory celebration music in ROTJ.
It is very emotional, and having seen the prequels, gives a perfect feeling of completion.
And about the “Hayden Cristiansen as ghost of Darth Vader” thing, even though I completely oppose to that change, I have to admit that it is a very emotional scene for younger audiences who watch the trilogy for the first time. The reason I say that is because Hayden has a spark in his eyes in that scene and performs with such energy, that justifies all that has happened, as opposed to the old version compationate, father-like Vader.
Your turn…
EDIT:: Added the “ghost of” phrase to avoid confusion.
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Originally posted by: Mr.Coffee
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War does not make one great.
Made for IE Forum's Episode III theme month - May 2005.
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Originally posted by: Klingon_Jedi
I still wonder how Darth Chaltab can be around us for so long and yet still have not seen the original version of Star Wars.
War does not make one great.
“Always loved Vader’s wordless self sacrifice. Another shitty, clueless, revision like Greedo and young Anakin’s ghost. What a fucking shame.” -Simon Pegg.
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I don't like how lucas changed the storyline for the original trilogy, in empire by having it hinted that vader knew all along about luke
and was hiding him from the emperor, until he was a grown man. This obviously means vader went to get Luke from the lars, and
when he found out he had gone off with kenobi he had uncle owen and aunt beru fried by the stormtroopers.