moviefreakedmind said:
John Doom said:
The fact is we know Di$ney are going to move only if it's enough profitable for them. Sure we know there are a lot of people out there who want the theatrical versions, but how much valuable they are? Is the percentage of the OOT's fans big enough to persuade Di$ney to make a proper restoration? I'm not sure, but I think they're not. If that's the case, I think they'd try to sell them in the cheapest format, in order to maximize the profits: basically the new GOUT.
Luca$film are still managing Star Wars, I doubt Disney suits are going to get too involved with any OOT release as long as it isn't too costly. Cheapest format doesn't necessarily mean something like the GOUT, which was designed to be an insult. I mean, the Producer's Cut of Halloween 6 got a pretty decent blu ray transfer, and you and I both know that there is WAY less demand for that than there is for the OOT.
Wait a sec: are you saying it's Luca$$$film and not Di$ney? My hopes just went six feet under :D
What can we expect from Luca$$$film? Apparently the Guy is out of the picture, so probably no more "artistic decisions" (if that is what was keeping them from re-releasing the OOT), but why would they make a restoration, anyway? By now, their focus should be on restoring the OT and "upgrading" the PT to 4K, so I doubt they're going to make a proper OOT restoration.
generalfrevious said:
Therefore the real versions of the OT, the ones that were nade from 77-83, and were the official versions of the film until 1997, the products responsible for making George Lucas into a billionaire studio mogul, are condemned forever to obscurity, while the SE lives on. This shouldn't have happened.
(At least they are not lost like I feared)
Which SE version, though? :D