Star Wars: The Complete Saga (1977-2005)

[nmycon]

Originally Posted by Snowmaker

They're OOP now? I just saw them at Target not even a few months ago.

Glad I got them for $10 each at Walmart when they first came out.

They've been OOP for years.

Being OOP doesn't mean you can't find them, it just means that whatever is left in the warehouse is it. Once they're gone, they're gone.

[Dynamo of Eternia]

Originally Posted by nmycon

All websites/blogs that have posted articles protesting the change should have a link to this quote as well.

I would really love for Adywan or anyone else with similar resources and talent to verify this. Can they find ANY remote evidence of those words being there and just being drown out by the lightening in the previous versions? Somehow I doubt it.

[svenge]

Originally Posted by Beast

Ahhh... the old "Real Fans" thing.

So people in the Anti-Lucas camp, you going to pop up to correct your fellow member about this?

I'm not a sucker for accepting the Artist and Creator's choices. Or for buying something I'll enjoy. That's just a silly comment.

No, you're a sycophant. Big difference.

[PowellPressburger]

I think I will hang onto these until I die.

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[Dynamo of Eternia]

Originally Posted by nmycon

They've been OOP for years.

Being OOP doesn't mean you can't find them, it just means that whatever is left in the warehouse is it. Once they're gone, they're gone.

They are OOP, but I don't think it's been for "years". I think they just went OOP within the past year, tops.

[42041]

Um, I think it's a joke post

[RobertR]

Originally Posted by Beast

For the.. 16th Million time in the history of mankind. That is about someone other than the Creator altering films.

Capitalizing "creator" says a lot. Lucas sycophants think he's a god. If anyone else does it, it's wrong, but not him.

[Dotpattern]

Originally Posted by toddly6666

Brand New Interview with Movie Entertainment Now reporter Peter Kats and George Lucas on August 31, 2011!!!

Link please.

[nmycon]

Originally Posted by Dynamo of Eternia

I would really love for Adywan or anyone else with similar resources and talent to verify this. Can they find ANY remote evidence of those words being there and just being drown out by the lightening in the previous versions? Somehow I doubt it.

I'm looking at my 1992 VHS now (since this was from before the 1993 audio remix). If I can't hear it, I'll check the 1990 one, although I'm fairly certain they're the same tape

[MEB]

George Lucas is a genius! The media and internet coverage over all of this is giving the Blu-ray release a HUGE amount of publicity. More publicity than money could buy. I bet the Blu-ray sets sell like gangbusters. Folks that weren't all that interested will end up buying just to see what the fuss is all about.

The Star Wars Blu-ray release has gone viral!

Mark

[nmycon]

Originally Posted by Dynamo of Eternia

They are OOP, but I don't think it's been for "years". I think they just went OOP within the past year, tops.

They were OOP by the time the OT Box Set came out in 2008.

[Beast]

Originally Posted by RobertR

Capitalizing "creator" says a lot. Lucas sycophants think he's a god. If anyone else does it, it's wrong, but not him.

Capitalizing Creator is showing respect for the person and their work. It's not about seeing him as a God.

I'd do it for anyone, including individuals like Joss Whedon or Christopher Nolan who I find overrated and/or terrible.

[Aragorn the Elfstone]

I think you guys are missing that the "interview" was a joke.

[LADodgers]

Originally Posted by MEB

George Lucas is a genius! The media and internet coverage over all of this is giving the Blu-ray release a HUGE amount of publicity. More publicity than money could buy. I bet the Blu-ray sets sell like gangbusters. Folks that weren't all that interested will end up buying just to see what the fuss is all about.

The Star Wars Blu-ray release has gone viral!

Mark

@ 90.00 bucks in this economy I doubt it.

[Dynamo of Eternia]

Originally Posted by nmycon

I'm looking at my 1992 VHS now (since this was from before the 1993 audio remix). If I can't hear it, I'll check the 1990 one, although I'm fairly certain they're the same tape

Yeah, I may check mine, too, but assuming that it's so low that we can't hear it on standard home theater equipment, maybe Adywan or someone else knows of some way to 'manipulate' the audio to bring out anything that is very drowned out like that.

[octagon]

Originally Posted by 42041

Um, I think it's a joke post

The post is funny enough but the fact that so many people don't seem to be tipped off by an entire paragraph about ice cream is freaking hilarious.

[octagon]

Originally Posted by Beast

Capitalizing Creator is showing respect for the person and their work. It's not about seeing him as a God.

I'd do it for anyone, including individuals like Joss Whedon or Christopher Nolan who I find overrated and/or terrible.

You would do it or you have done it?

[StarksRevenge]

I saw them at a Costco not more than a year ago. I know because I had them in my cart and put them down because I couldn't support buying anything Star Wars.

[Dynamo of Eternia]

Originally Posted by Beast

Capitalizing Creator is showing respect for the person and their work.

I'd do it for anyone, including individuals like Joss Whedon or Christopher Nolan who I find overrated and/or terrible.

Actually it's just grammatically incorrect. Not that I'm not guilty of grammar and capitalization errors myself at times, but there's no some kind of general rule of thumb that is recognized by most people that capitalizing the C in creator is a sign of respect for the person who created something. That's just a BS explanation that you pulled out of your rear end.

[aimforsilence]

Originally Posted by PowellPressburger

I think I will hang onto these until I die.

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I miss when "A New Hope" was named simply Star Wars. I never liked the name A New Hope... probably the change I disliked the most. BTW Nice Laserdisc collection!