CourtlyHades296

I liked Chewie getting his medal.

You should look in the Preservations section. Also, HAL 9000’s OT edits are mostly the 1997 cuts.

I like the idea of editing it so that Rey and not Luke lifts the X-Wing.

Captainsolo, You forgot you have the 97SE on Laserdisc, and the 2011 set in the background of your videos is actually the 2015.

Here’s an idea I had recently: We actually see Palpatine transfer Padme’s life energy into Vader, and this is what kills Padme.

Rise of Skywalker’s previews

Free Guy
Wonder Woman 1984
Black Widow
Onward
Mulan Remake

1. ESB
2. TLJ
3. R1
4. ANH
5. TROS
6. ROTJ
7. TFA
8. Solo
9. ROTS
10. TPM
11. AOTC

I am seeing the film tomorrow at the theater where I saw The Clone Wars Pilot Film. That theater being the South Side Works.

Here is my updated list of Original Trilogy copies I have.

• 1982/1984/1986 CED
• 1992 FOX Video Fullscreen VHS
• 1995 Faces CLV Laserdisc
• 2000 Hong Kong 97SE VCD
• 2006 Limited Edition DVD (Fullscreen SE + Widescreen GOUT)

I like this idea. Adywan never got to do PT:Revisited, so this will be the closest we get to it.

I got my first VCD, the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition (Hong Kong version).

I weeded a Pan and Scan VHS of Ben-Hur.

Rockman no Constancy and Rockman 3 Burst Chaser in Wily Wars style.

raphdude said:

Does anyone happen to have a VHS preservation/rip of the first Empire Strikes Back VHS (or Beta) release from 1984? Would love to see it again. Thanks:)

The TN1 CED version is the sped-up PAL version, released in the US so that they wouldn’t have to use 2 CED caddies.

I am starting a 1 film per day marathon of this order tomorrow, taking a one day break to watch Meet Me in St. Louis at the South Side Works Theater in between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. I am also watching the Ewok films inbetween Return of the Jedi and Force Awakens.

Release order doesn’t work because the Anthology films break the pace of the ST. Chronological order doesn’t work because all the plot twists are spoiled. And Machete Order never accounted for new films being made.

To fix that, here’s the Ultimate Machete Order AKA Machete Order 2.0.

1. Rogue One
2. Star Wars
3. The Empire Strikes Back
4. The Phantom Menace
5. Attack of the Clones
6. Revenge of the Sith
7. Solo
8. Return of the Jedi
9. The Force Awakens
10. The Last Jedi
11. The Rise of Skywalker

Feel free to state your opinions or try this out.

The VHS set I have is the 1992 Fox Video set.

5 stars

The Empire Strikes Back
The Last Jedi

4 Stars

A New Hope
Return of the Jedi
Rogue One

3 Stars

The Force Awakens
Solo
Revenge of the Sith

2 Stars

Holiday Special
Phantom Menace

1 Star

Attack of the Clones
Clone Wars Pilot Film

Keep up the good work, snooker.

I feel that the Jedi should have put up much more resistance to Order 66, thus letting Vader “hunt down and destroy the Jedi” as opposed to them being killed in one fell swoop.

I think Battle of the Heroes is best used as music for the credits, never heard during the film.

Project Threepio is also important because it helps preserve Cantonese, which is in danger because of Mainland China’s attempts to forcibly Mainlandize Hong Kong and replace Cantonese with Mandarin.

Nigleet said:

Anyone have links to these? I’ve been looking for something like this for some time now. I can’t find them anywhere, and can’t seem to find any way to gain access to “MySpleen”

I have his Episode V (Return of Maul) in 720p.

I don’t remember what it’s called.

Hal 9000 said:

I repeat so that this unanswered question doesn’t get buried: does anyone know where to find this?

either a.b.starwars or myspleen

Somebody posted a 3PO Audio archive a while back that could be scoured for lines.