DominicCobb

I take issue with that comic. They depict the OT purist to someone who cannot accept change. We should all know why that is extremely reductive, and not even necessarily true. I don't mind change, I'm the type of guy who could care less if a film adaptation ignores the source material entirely. It's just that the original versions should be available, if for nothing else than historical purposes. Also the changes are dumb (note how we're the type of fans who most enjoy fan edits).

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I have to admit the washed out grey DS was my least favorite aspect of ANHR.

Stay strong man.

Cool.

Here's a random thought: this might seem crazy but for whatever reason when I'm trying to remember something or when I'm trying to think of something to think about, the first thing that always pops up in my mind is "Star Wars." 

So, in a way, Star Wars is always my own personal random thought.

I like Star Wars.

THX 1138 is definitely not lost. I watched the original on-demand a couple years ago. I believe it was standard definition, but still.

Honestly if anyone hasn't aged gracefully is Billy Dee Williams. I saw him at the RI Comic-Con last fall and he was practically unrecognizable (but I'm not complaining). But even this is partly just because his hair is all wrong. Seriously, don't worry about it guys. They'll look fine.

Does it matter whether it's 30 or 40 years? They never mention time difference between entries in the films. Iger saying it's 30 years basically just establishes that the returning characters will be played by their respective actors (rather than being re-casted, which some thought was a possibility at the time of the trilogy's announcement).

Yeah, I feel like now's a good time to reiterate that Interstellar will be light years ahead of all these other ones.

Oh yeah, I forgot, I had wanted to ask about the audio. I noticed the clones didn't say anything when the appeared on Utapau. I knew that was a BR addition and that you were using the BR. This explains it.

What I always disliked most about the CGI Jabba in ANH was that he moved. It seems in ROTJ like he's become so fat that he has to remain in place. Also, it's nice to save him for the final film.

I get what you're saying ray, you make some good points.

Impscum, I'm not sure but I hope you're joking.

Yeah, but still. Maybe I didn't word it properly. Who would be a more likely father? I'm sure Han would do fine but he just inherently doesn't seem like a family type.

I'd much rather Luke has a kid than Han/Leia. Which seems like a better father?

http://starwars.com/news/star-wars-episode-vii-set-to-roll-cameras-may-2014.html

An announcement. Filming will begin shortly. Very excited, I am.

Another Star Wars Blu-ray release would make money to justify its creation even if no one knows what version's on it. Knowledge that the OOT is on it in 4K could only add to that.

The only reason it hasn't happened is because, pre 2012, Lucas was in charge of things. I suppose now the hurdle is that 20th Century Fox owns the films but Disney owns Star Wars. Don't think they haven't talked about this, though. And whether or not the OOT is included (and at this point I don't see why it wouldn't be), you can probably bet on a new set of Star Wars Blu-rays in Q4 of 2015.

Food, mostly.

I saw William Shatner a couple months ago perform his show, "Shatner's World." It was great.

I, again, apologize for killing this thread before it had a chance.

That is a very efficient, and kind of cool, logo. As long as it doesn't show up in any theatrical posters or the film itself (and it surely won't), I'm fine with it. That is if it's real, of course.

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All my hats are off to you, eman.

darth_ender said:

Yeah, that's what I thought this thread would devolve into. 

 I apologize to ender for ruining this thread immediately after it was started.