kenkraly2007

I am very greatfull to be a star wars fan I will allways like star wars no matter how many changes and or allterations are made to the films.  It's not the fan's fault. No one can perdict the future.

generalfrevious your right about that as fans of  SW their is nothing we can do to change LFL's mind on the issue of the OT. The only thing we can keep doing is to send letters and e-mail's to LFL about this issue but it will still get us no where.

I am still a huge fan of star wars and I allways will be. No matter if the oot is released in it's original form or not. I like both versions of the ot , the oot and the upgraded SE's of the Ot.

I try not to repeat. Sorry.

TV's Frink I'm trying to agree with you guys but yet you want take my posts and rip them apart?

I am excited for the blu-ray release for some fans they are'nt because the oot won't be in the set to me it's not a huge issue it whould be nice if it was included. Do I agree that all the versions of the verisons of the oot should be on the blu-rays absolutely they should be.

See the reason I ask is because other film studios don't recycle the same hd master for their films release on blu-ray ( with robocop being the one execption their are others but that's the only one I've heard about) I can't see LFL doing that with the star wars films on BD but we shall see.

What if by some chance LFL does'nt recycle the HD masters from 2004 and make new ones for the blu-ray release? Then what?

Who knows if Lowry is working on this blu-ray release again. I whould be realy surprised if he was. I think the saber issue's is more of ILM's fault than Lowry's but who knows.

That's the one.

I hope the BD's are not bad but it is a consern if the same hd masters that where made in 2004 are used. As far as extras goes we all know most of the special features from the past dvds will be used however I was reading a article on IGN.com that a new doc for ESB was being made that has interviews with almost everyone who made the film.

I agree with that LFL has the money to make a new DI they just don't want to because to them it's expensive. But the puzzling thing is other studios can restore the classics and great films but why not Lucas with the OT? I support LFL and GL but me this is  puzzling.

Nice article Zombie84 good read.

Thanks very much for the info Zombie84. Did you also worte that article on the star wars restoration on the secrethistoryofstarwars website or was that someone else?

Zombie84 if they did this for TPM why not the OT or the SE's of the OT?

Agreed Zombie84.

Good points Zombie84 very good points on HDD storage and what it has to do with film and digital.

Good point ChainsawAsh and I agree.

Ok adywan  I give you've convinced me I agree the colors won't be fixed. Now are we in agreement? Now will the HD versions of the OT be better on blu-ray as far as detail (not color changes) goes than on the dvd's and the HD Broadcasts on SpikeTV? 

RIP Irvin Kershner. You will be missed by star wars fans of all ages. You did a amazing job on empire thank you.

Yea the color changes are noticeable on the cool setting not warm or warm 2.

I want to 1st make a statement about the color changes to the star wars films for the SE dvd's released back in 2004. 1st off I give I understand now their are major color timming problems with the films (Yes I've seen the light) like the blue tint to hoth , the pink tint on the explostions . the bad lightsabers etc. But it is those changes that are noticeable on the warm setting on my hdtv other than that the colors of the films are the same like they have been before. I hope and pray these problems are corrected for the blu-ray released in 2011.

thanks for the correction none.