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Buzz Lightyear

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#1427765
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My personal edit of A New Hope (with SC38 Reimagined) (Released)
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1427765/action/topic#1427765
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RocketRaKuhni said:

Am I able to get a link please? May the 4th has me diving deep into Star Wars again and I’d love this!

JAFO said:

I’d love to see this! May I please have a link?

PMs sent!

CaptainFaraday said:

How did you get scene 38 without the original musical score?

I didn’t, I integrated my changes into the existing sound. Forceghostrecon may have somehow got it, and his edit was the one I built mine on top of, but he’s long since been banned from here.

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#1425633
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Direct references to the PT that were made in Disney’s ST
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1425633/action/topic#1425633
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Anakin Starkiller said:

I’d argue the name Darth Sidious in TLJ and the clone army line in TFA are the only true references to the Prequels. If no one told you who the Jedi voices were you wouldn’t question it. They’re just past Jedi, doesn’t matter who they are, and that includes Obi-Wan. Granted, Anakin does mention bringing balance to the Force, so I guess that’s one for TRoS. Oh and the RotS quote from Palps.

The entire concept of the Sith being a thing at all was only ever established in the prequels, in the OT the Emperor was just this lone guy with Force powers who managed to turn a Jedi to the dark side. Yet the Sith existing is the basis behind Palpatine’s revival and his plans to transfer his spirit to Rey. So I’d definitely mark that down as an important detail from the prequels.

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#1420153
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Direct references to the PT that were made in Disney’s ST
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1420153/action/topic#1420153
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As far as signifigant direct story elements go…as in, stuff in the plot that comes out of nowhere if you go straight from the OT to the ST without watching the PT…the Darth Sidious acknowledgement is probably the main one, along with the whole idea of the Sith being this long standing organization/religion, which is important to Palpatine’s revival and his plans for Rey. In the OT the Emperor was, as far as we knew, just this lone powerful dude who managed to convince Anakin to betray the Jedi and become his attack dog. The PT is what worked in the whole Sith plotline.

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#1419081
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The 2 Ewok Films - '<strong>Caravan Of Courage</strong>' (aka 'The Ewok Adventure'), &amp; '<strong>Battle For Endor</strong>'
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1419081/action/topic#1419081
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Definitely wouldn’t mind checking these out. Despite the fact that I never actually watched them, these films occupy a strange and unique place in my Star Wars nostalgia. Back in the early 90s, when Star Wars was little more than a vague yet looming cultural landmark on the periphery of my awareness, I remember always seeing the Ewok films on the shelves of video rental stores along with the main films. For a long time I assumed that they, and the Ewok species in general, were a much more important part of the Star Wars saga than they actually were.

Of course, once the TPM hype train came along, I finally dove headfirst into Star Wars and learned that the Ewoks were just some unnamed alien side characters added to the third movie to sell toys and that the Ewok movies were just some weird spinoffs. But I’ve always been a bit curious about what the heck those movies were all about.