Puggo GRANDE - 16mm restoration (Released) — Page 32

I'm sorry, I couldn't read 31 pages right now and I wanted to ask this:

I've read that the Laserdisc masters had slight changes from the theatrical editions, that are preserved by Puggo.

Can anyone guide me to read somehwere, what these changes are?

I thought that the Laserdisc had no change whatsoever in comparison to the theatrical films.

Surely not definitive, but a good start:  http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_changes_in_Star_Wars_re-releases

towne32 said:

Surely not definitive, but a good start:  http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_changes_in_Star_Wars_re-releases

 Thank you.

The things I don't understand:

-What Laserdisc masters were on the DVDs? the 1985 or the 1993 ones?

-The laserdisc has the 1977 version or the 1981 version of Star Wars?

SilverWook said:

Bonus DVD's were the 1993 masters.

All Laserdisc and home video releases before DVD were the 1981 version, when the "Episode IV A New Hope" title was added. Sound mixes have varied depending on what elements have been used. Ben Burtt did another mix just for home video in the mid 80's. Another home video sound mix was done in 1993, (the first official THX certified release) that incorporated elements from the 70mm mix.

 But the DVD with the theatrical cut (which comes from the laserdisc master) doesn't have the Episode IV title.

That means either that the Laserdisc is the 1977 version, or that it's the 1981 version but they removed the title.

What is it of the 2?

edit: i also just saw, that the "R" in "rebel spies" in the opening text, is not capital (as in the 1981 version).

also:

"During the search of Mos Eisley for the droids, the stormtrooper's lines have been changed from "Alright, check this side of the street. The door's locked. Move on to the next one." to "Alright, check that side of the street. It's secure. Move on to the next one.""

In the DVD it's the first one.

So again, that suggests that the laserdisc is the 1977 version?

The crawl was added to the DVD from a 1977 print. Why didn't they use the full print for the whole DVD is beyond me

But as I've said, I saw other thing too in the DVD that are from the 1977 version according to that wiki article.. Not just the text.

So, it seems it's the 1977 version!

The "Blast it Biggs" line and the "The door's locked" line are from the 1977 version (according to the wiki article).

And these are the lines that I hear in the DVD too.

Darth Mallwalker said:

There's more than one 1977 version!
You might have heard "Blasted Biggs", "door's locked" or alternatives
depending upon which theater you visit in 1977.

 I wasn't born then. :-p

I just read what the article said, that those lines were changed to something else for the 1981 version.

Does anyone know where one can get their hands on this?

Would someone be able to provide me with an invite to My Spleen?

I posted a thread about this, and I've PM'd Boba Feta, but haven't gotten an answer. Does anyone have box and disc art for Puggo Grande and Puggo Strikes back?

I see numerous places where it was posted earlier in this (and the PSB) thread, but in every instance I could find the links are now dead, so I'm hoping we can get a new posting of the art! Thanks so much! I really like these version and want to have nice box art on my shelf, and to have my discs look nice!

Thanks!