Here is the full text of the "review" (with variations for each film/DVD in brackets):Frank Ford, A reviewer, June 25, 2006
The Best DVD
This is a one of a kind, it really is. It has the 2004 DVD release and also the original (1977/1980/1983) theatrical version of ('A New Hope'/'The Empire Strikes Back'/'Return Of The Jedi'). It has been cleaned up and restored, and is in 5.1 surround sound, both versions have this. Even the original. It seems Lucasfilm have changed their mind and cleaned up the originals and gave them the best DVD treatment. Also, there are a few more extra extra's. Each "review" then details the extra extra's [sic] for each of the movies. Here are those details:[SW]: The extra's include a new photo gallery, and a two hour extensive documentary on the original version, clean up footage and new interviews on the original version. Also, a new commentary!
[ESB]:The extra's include a new (and very large) photo gallery, and a one hour (and 34 minutes) documentary on the original version. Also, a new commentary!
[ROTJ]: The extra's include a new photo gallery, and a one hour documentary on the original version. Also, a new commentary.!
Okay, it doesn't take a genius to figure out that it would defeat the object if an anamorphic transfer was released with a (2-hour/1hr34min/1hour) documentary on the same disc as the movie. This is wishful thinking, no more. Why he bothered to make the documentaries different lengths (and ESB's photo gallery very large), I don't know.