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I guess I hadn't left my feedback in here. Now I feel like an ass.
Initially, all I was expecting to come of this project was an isolated score made with ABC's brilliant-sounding audio restoration. And even if that's all this project was, I'd be 100% satisfied.
But the addition of the black-and-white video to the simply stunning audio restoration brought this to a whole different level. It just gives the whole film a different - and, in my opinion, very exciting - feel.
When you watch/listen to an isolated score with a film in color, you still tend to add in the sounds of the film in your head. And honestly, it sort of defeats the purpose of an isolated score, since you end up hearing more than just the music.
But putting the isolated score to black-and-white video really helps you to separate the music from your memories of the rest of the soundtrack. And when this happens, your mind is free to let yourself be carried through the film by the music.
And when the music sounds as clear as it does here, this is truly something that must be experienced.
Ten stars out of five for this one, guys. It's just amazing. And it breaks my heart a little that you won't be doing this for the other two films.
(Note that if you do decide to do this for the other two, I'm gonna go ahead and throw my two cents in right now and say that there should be no subtitles for Greedo or Jabba in either film. Just saying.)