Star Wars: The Complete Saga (1977-2005) - Page 1455 - Blu-ray Forum

skyofcrack · 09-07-2011, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Falaskan

Do you have pics of the little booklet that comes along with it, preferably the one that details the delted scenes? I know I've seen it somewhere in here..

More detail of deleted/alternate/interviews/featurettes/etc...

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STAR WARS BD DISC 7 INTERVIEWS 1 - 25m 50s
00:04:37:22 (EPISODE 1: NABOO OVERVIEW) (FEATURETTE)
00:02:12:10 (LIAM NEESON INTERVIEW)
00:03:30:06 (EPISODE 1: TATOOINE OVERVIEW) (FEATURETTE)
00:00:59:02 (RICK MCCALLUM INTERVIEW - PODRACERS)
00:02:23:07 (RICK MCCALLUM INTERVIEW - FILMING IN TUNISIA)
00:04:20:19 (EPISODE 1: CORUSCANT OVERVIEW) (FEATURETTE)
00:02:55:11 (GEORGE LUCAS PREPARING TO WRITE EPISODE 1 - 1994) (FEATURETTE)
00:03:43:21 (EPISODE II: CORUSCANT OVERVIEW) (FEATURETTE)
00:01:06:21 (EWAN MCGREGOR INTERVIEW)

STAR WARS BD DISC 7 INTERVIEWS 2 - 38m 45s
00:02:58:11 (EPISODE II: NABOO OVERVIEW)
00:03:42:14 (EPISODE II: TATOOINE OVERVIEW)
00:03:23:21 (EPISODE II: GEONOSIS OVERVIEW)
00:01:22:14 (HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN INTERVIEW)
00:03:26:10 (BLUE SCREEN ACTING)
00:05:03:12 (EPISODE III: CORUSCANT OVERVIEW)
00:02:25:11 (SAMUEL L JACKSON INTERVIEW)
00:04:37:19 (EPISODE III: UTUAPAU OVERVIEW)
00:04:15:00 (EPISODE III: MUSTAFAR OVERVIEW)
00:02:03:11 (NATALIE PORTMAN INTERVIEW)
00:05:26:11 (KASHYYYK AND ORDER 66 OVERVIEW)

STAR WARS BD DISC 8 INTERVIEWS 1 - 23m 34s
00:03:37:07 (EPISODE IV: TATOOINE OVERVIEW)
00:02:07:06 (MARK HAMILL INTERVIEW)
00:01:15:09 (ANTONY DANIELS INTERVIEW)
00:05:30:05 (ABOARD THE DEATH STAR OVERVIEW)
00:01:38:15 (CARRIE FISHER INTERVIEW)
00:03:19:23 (EPISODE V: HOTH OVERVIEW)
00:03:13:19 (GEORGE LUCAS ON EDITING)
00:02:51:14 (IRVIN KERSHER INTERVIEW)

STAR WARS BD DISC 8 INTERVIEWS 2 - 29m 18s
00:04:15:07 (DAGOBAH OVERVIEW)
00:05:04:20 (GEORGE LUCAS ON THE FORCE)
00:03:13:23 (PURSUED BY THE IMPERIAL FLEET OVERVIEW)
00:02:44:17 (CLOUD CITY OVERVIEW)
00:04:02:11 (EPISODE VI: TATOOINE OVERVIEW)
00:04:37:15 (ENDOR OVERVIEW)
00:01:28:01 (HARRISON FORD INTERVIEW)
00:03:50:24 (DEATH STAR II SPACE BATTLE OVERVIEW)

STAR WARS BD THE COLLECTIONS EPISODE I - 31m 15s
00:03:15:06 (JAR JAR MAQUETTE)
00:02:38:18 (TRADE FEDERATION BATTLESHIP CONCEPT MODEL)
00:02:01:14 (REPUBLIC CRUISER CONCEPT MODEL)
00:01:49:19 (FULL SIZED BATTLE DROID)
00:02:19:22 (NABOO STARFIGHTER CONCEPT MODEL)
00:02:07:18 (SANDO AQUA MONSTER MAQUETTE)
00:01:34:24 (DARTH MAUL COSTUME)
00:02:26:06 (QUEENS ROYAL STARSHIP CONCEPT MODEL)
00:01:50:16 (EOPIE WITH ANAKIN MAQUETTE)
00:02:14:14 (WATTO MAQUETTE)
00:01:38:00 (DUD BOLT PUPPET)
00:01:45:13 (ANAKINS PODRACER "TABLETOP" MODEL)
00:01:17:11 (SITH SPEEDER MODEL)
00:01:37:24 (QUEEN AMIDALA SENATE COSTUME)
00:01:46:24 (QUEEN AMIDALA PRE-SENATE ADDRESS COSTUME)
00:00:50:00 (SENATE GUARD COSTUME)

STAR WARS BD THE COLLECTIONS EPISODE II - 29m 29s
00:02:10:11 (DEXTER JETTSER MAQUETTE)
00:01:45:02 (ZAM WESELL SPEEDER CONCEPT MODEL)
00:01:06:00 (YOUNGLING OUTFIT & HELMET COSTUME)
00:01:41:00 (ZAM WESSELL COSTUME)
00:01:56:21 (SHAAK MAQUETTE)
00:02:00:05 (C-3PO COSTUME)
00:02:06:13 (TUSKEN RAIDER WOMAN/CHILD COSTUME)
00:01:54:10 (GEONOSIAN MAQUETTE)
00:01:38:13 (ACKLAY MAQUETTE)
00:02:40:16 (NEXU MAQUETTE)
00:01:46:05 (REEK MAQUETTE)
00:01:08:20 (PADME TRIP TO GEONOSIS COSTUME (WITH UNUSED HEADDRESS))
00:01:47:03 (JANGO FETT COSTUME)
00:01:39:04 (SUPER BATTLE DROID MAQUETTE)
00:02:19:15 (GEONOSIS ARENA MAQUETTE)
00:01:48:21 (CLONE TROOPER MAQUETTE)

STAR WARS BD THE COLLECTIONS EPISODE III - 30m 38s
00:01:49:10 (SEPARATIST CRUISER CONCEPT MODEL)
00:01:19:21 (ACR-170 STARFIGHTER CONCEPT MODEL)
00:01:43:00 (JEDI STARFIGHTER CONCEPT MODEL)
00:01:51:10 (BOGA WITH OBI-WAN MAQUETTE)
00:01:32:10 (UTAPAU SINKHOLE MAQUETTE)
00:03:02:11 (UTAPAU LANDING PLATFORM MAQUETTE)
00:01:33:14 (GENERAL GRIEVOUS MAQUETTE)
00:01:22:23 (TION MEDON COSTUME)
00:00:47:23 (MUSTAFAR LANDSCAPE MAQUETTE)
00:02:33:10 (BURNT ANAKIN HEAD)
00:01:52:10 (WOOKIE TREE MAQUETTE)
00:01:58:02 (FELUCIA MAQUETTES)
00:02:48:21 (CHEWBACCA COSTUME)
00:05:15:21 (DARTH VADER COSTUME)
00:01:06:02 (IMPERIAL OFFICER COSTUME)

STAR WARS BD THE COLLECTIONS EPISODE IV - 19m 31s
00:01:15:09 (LANDSPEEDER PROTOTYPE MODEL)
00:01:55:10 (MILLENNIUM FALCON PROTOTYPE MODEL)
00:02:39:13 (R2-D2)
00:02:00:00 (KETWOL MASK)
00:01:24:18 (DEATH STAR PROTOTYPE MODEL)
00:02:01:22 (HOLO-CHESS SET)
00:02:05:13 (X-WING FIGHTER MODEL (FINAL))
00:02:06:01 (Y-WING FIGHTER MODEL( (FINAL)
00:01:19:15 (TIE FIGHTER MODEL) (FINAL)
00:01:10:00 (DARTH VADER'S TIE FIGHTER MODEL)
00:01:33:02 (DEATH STAR LASER TOWER)

STAR WARS BD THE COLLECTIONS EPISODE V - 19m 23s
00:02:09:09 (AT-AT WALKER FALLEN MODEL)
00:01:37:15 (SNOWSPEEDER MODEL)
00:02:10:10 (TAUNTAUN MAQUETTE)
00:01:21:04 (REBEL TRANSPORT MODEL)
00:02:17:15 (YODA MODEL SFM VIDEO)
00:02:11:17 (STAR DESTROYER MODEL)
00:02:45:19 (DARTH VADER'S STAR DESTROYER MODEL)
00:02:00:00 (REBEL CRUISER MODEL)
00:01:46:24 (TWIN-POD CLOUD CAR MODEL)
00:01:02:11 (CLOUD CITY MODELS)

STAR WARS BD THE COLLECTIONS EPISODE VI - 15m 48s
00:02:28:12 (RANCOR MAQUETTE)
00:01:20:15 (SALACIUS B. CRUMB)
00:02:02:14 (SLAVE LEIA COSTUME)
00:01:55:02 (JABBA'S RADIO-CONTROLLED EYES)
00:02:29:00 (AT-ST WALKER MODEL)
00:01:41:17 (IMPERIAL SHUTTLE MODEL)
00:00:50:21 (B-WING FIGHTER MODEL)
00:02:59:19 (DEATH STAR UNDER CONSTRUCTION MODEL)

STAR WARS BD DISC 7 - DELETED/EXTENDED SCENES 1 - 1m 0s
00:00:25:05 (TRASH TALKING DROID)
00:00:18:10 (THE BATTLE IS OVER)
00:00:15:23 (ANAKIN'S RETURN)

STAR WARS BD DISC 7 - DELETED/EXTENDED SCENES 2 - 3m 47s
00:00:17:15 (BATTLE ON THE BOARDING RAMP)
00:01:21:19 (EXTENDED POD RACE WAGER)
00:00:17:02 (BAIL ORGANA OF ALDERAAN)
00:00:57:15 (EXTENDED SPEEDER CHASE)
00:00:53:09 (THE LOST TWENTY)

STAR WARS BD DISC 7 - DELETED/EXTENDED SCENES 3 - 10m 58s
00:00:55:00 (ANAKIN'S NIGHTMARE)
00:00:41:24 (ANAKIN AND RUWEE)
00:03:42:17 (RAID ON THE DROID CONTROL SHIP AND EXTENDED ARENA FIGHT)
00:01:25:21 (ELEVATOR ANTICS)
00:02:22:23 (ESCAPE THROUGH THE HANGER)
00:01:49:12 (CHANGES TO CONSTITUTION)

STAR WARS BD DISC 7 DELETED/EXTENDED SCENES 4 - 14m 54s
00:08:03:10 (UTAPAU CHASE ANIMATICS)
00:03:19:04 (MUSTAFAR DUEL ANIMATICS)
00:03:31:08 (MUSTAFAR DUEL / LAVA RIVER ANIMATICS)

STAR WARS BD DISC 7 DELETED/EXTENDED SCENES 5 - 13m 22s
00:06:20:14 (KAHYYYK AND ORDER 66 ANIMATIC)
00:00:36:00 (JEDI IMPOSTERS AT THE TEMPLE)
00:05:10:17 (SENATE DUEL ANIMATIC)
00:00:48:10 (YODA COMMUNES WITH QUI-GON)
00:00:26:08 (ANAKIN KILLS SHAAK TI)

STAR WARS BD DISC 8 DELETED/EXTENDED SCENES 1 - 7m 2s
00:04:58:24 (TOSCHE STATION)
00:00:31:13 (THE SEARCH FOR R2-D2)
00:00:42:12 (STORMTROOPER SEARCH)
00:00:24:17 (DARTH VADER WIDENS THE SEARCH)
00:00:24:20 (ALTERNATE BIGGS AND LUKE REUNION)

STAR WARS BD DISC 8 DELETED/EXTENDED SCENES 2 - 8m 28s
00:01:29:05 (HAN AND LEIA: EXTENDED ECHO BASE ARGUMENT)
00:01:59:17 (LUKE & LEIA: MEDICAL CENTRE)
00:02:27:03 (DELETED WAMPA SCENES)
00:00:20:08 (THE FATE OF GENERAL VEERS)
00:01:03:16 (LUKE'S RECOVERY)
00:01:08:04 (YODA'S TEST)

STAR WARS BD DISC 8 DELETED/EXTENDED SCENES 3 - 8m 48s
00:00:53:15 (HIDING IN THE ASTEROID)
00:00:51:12 (LEIA TENDS TO LUKE)
00:02:33:19 (VADER'S ARRIVAL AND REACHING OUT TO LUKE)
00:01:59:19 (TATOOINE SANDSTORM)
00:02:07:02 (REBEL RAID ON BUNKER)
00:00:22:00 (JERJERROD'S CONFLICT)

STAR WARS BD DISC 8 DELETED/EXTENDED SCENES 4 - 19m 1s
00:06:50:07 (CANTINA ROUGH CUT)
00:00:20:10 (AUNT BERU'S BLUE MILK)
00:00:13:11 (OLD WOMAN ON TATOOINE)
00:01:45:05 (ALTERNATE HAN AND LEIA KISS)
00:00:45:02 (LOBOT'S CAPTURE)
00:09:06:20 (BATTLE OF ENDOR: THE LOST REBELS)

BladeRunner2007 · 09-07-2011, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Aragorn84

Whew. Good thing.

I don't even remember my first viewing of Star Wars. I remember watching them for the Special Edition release (I was 13), but before that - Star Wars was just something I'd always known. I must have watched them when I was really little. I'd love to see the expression on my little face when I first heard the "reveal". Must have been quite a shock.

I remember visiting my cousin after I saw the trilogy and we talked about SW all day long. Suddenly his mom came into his room and I was like "Hey, auntie! Did you know that Darth Vader is Luke's father?! And she's like "Dude, you're 17 years late!" Hahaha. I didn't get it back then, but looking back now it was such a genuine great moment haha

BPutman · 09-07-2011, 08:57 PM

I remember seeing ROTJ in theaters with my dad. That's one of my favorite memories as a kid, and why I take my son to the movies all the time.

I can't wait til next week!

Merlinpants · 09-07-2011, 09:00 PM

Bbfc have passed AOTC uncut, restoring the one second head butt previously cut.

BladeRunner2007 · 09-07-2011, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Merlinpants

Bbfc have passed AOTC uncut, restoring the one second head butt previously cut.

That was to expect. Wasn't their latest DVD release uncut, too?

Merlinpants · 09-07-2011, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by BladeRunner2007

That was to expect. Wasn't their latest DVD release uncut, too?

No, every version of AOTC up to this have had the Jango butt cut. I guess that makes thus a worthy purchase for anyone in the Uk as it hasn't been available this way before.

chip75 · 09-07-2011, 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Falaskan

Do you have pics of the little booklet that comes along with it, preferably the one that details the delted scenes? I know I've seen it somewhere in here..

If this helps, it's been all typed out for you.

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El_Jay · 09-07-2011, 09:09 PM

I can't even remember the first time I saw these movies.

My mom taped a VHS of Empire and Jedi off a movie channel when I was still in diapers, so by the time I could toddle around and talk a little I was already watching these. The 80's action figures are the first toys I remember owning.

I actually didn't even know about "A New Hope" until I was about 8 years old, and it didn't strike me as odd that they just throw you right into the story in Empire. I just thought it was normal.

These flicks (and Hulk Hogan) were my favorite thing in the world growing up.

After watching for close to 15 years, The Phantom Menace came out, and honestly when it first came out I liked it a lot. I didn't think it was on par with the originals, but I liked it a lot and was quite into it. I was anxious to see where Eps II and III would take the universe. I was 16, not as cynical, and in love with the SW universe and mythology, so I thought most of it was awesome. Jar Jar was annoying and Jake Lloyd had some annoying moments, but I loved Neeson and McGregor, Natalie Portman, Yoda, etc. Maul was cool, the saber fights were great and Duel of the Fates is arguably on par with anything in the whole SW universe in terms of music.

When AOTC came out I was 19, very cynical, but wanting to love the movie. I came out of it depressed. I tried so hard to squeeze joy out of it but the love story elements were cheesy, Hayden was not how I pictured Anakin at all, and there seemed to be less focus on cool aspects of the force and love and honor and brotherhood and more on politics, war, and CGI.

When Revenge of the Sith came out I was in full cynic mode, but still didn't hate the movie. I just found it underwhelming and it didn't redeem the series from the lackluster Ep II.

Over the years I regarded the PT with more and more disdain because the inconsistencies started piling up, GL started to bring the OT more in line with the PT by adding Hayden to Jedi, and I just felt like the whole thing should have been the sure-shot best thing to happen to cinema in the millennium, and it didn't live up to my lofy expectations at all.

Now, with even more time to reflect, I am ready to give the PT a chance, judge it on it's own merits and not strictly as a "prequel" to the OT, and I am actually looking forward to it. I am much better at shutting my brain off and enjoying things simply for their individual merits and not burdening them with expectations these days. I think I will enjoy the PT.

Nothing will ever replace the OT though, it defined my whole childhood.

JamesKurtovich · 09-07-2011, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by El_Jay

These flicks (and Hulk Hogan) were my favorite thing in the world growing up.

Pretty much agreed on everything.

I just remember liking ROTJ on its own. I didn't watch much ANH or ESB when I was really little.

Hogan was a GOD in the 80's and early 90's.

I own the PT and watch them on occasion but the OT is pure magic.

BladeRunner2007 · 09-07-2011, 09:16 PM

I remember back in 2005 when I was 15, sitting in the cinema and then the screen shows "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith". I was totally blown away by it and couldn't wait for the DVD to come out. For quite a long time I thought this was the best SW movie. But as the years passed by, the older I got, and the more I watched it, I saw all it's flaws. It's still a great movie, but it doesn't hold a candle on the OT imo. Funny how age can change opinions.

Aragorn the Elfstone · 09-07-2011, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by El_Jay

My mom taped a VHS of Empire and Jedi off a movie channel

While I was waiting for the VHS release of the Special Editions to come out (man, when I got that golden colored box set, I treated it like real gold!

), I had some old recordings of the trilogy that I hadn't watched for years. One tape had RotJ, then TESB. The other tape had SW. I constructed a double VHS cover by stapling two together, and then decorated it with magazine scraps. I remember one of the images I taped onto the front was from TESB of Han, Leia, Threepio, and Chewbacca in the cockpit of the MF. I took so much time and care with that thing.

Caliope XTC · 09-07-2011, 09:20 PM

i remember the prequels but not the older ones
i was born in 81 so i dont remember them
but im just buying the prequels alone

JamesKurtovich · 09-07-2011, 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Caliope XTC

i remember the prequels but not the older ones
i was born in 81 so i dont remember them
but im just buying the prequels alone

Odd. I was born in '85 and grew up with the OT.

Moviefan2k4 · 09-07-2011, 09:24 PM

I guess one of the main reasons why I don't idolize the OT is because I was born about 2 months after "Empire" came out, and I was almost 3 when "Jedi" hit theaters. I didn't grow up thinking these were the "next big revolution" of cinema. By the time I saw them, they were just really fun movies. I have no clue how often I watched the OT as a kid, but I know it was a lot. I wasn't thinking about how they were made, or what they meant to an industry I didn't then understand (or really care about). I was just along for the ride, taking a journey with my favorite heroes...and that attitude has largely remained with me as an adult. Even though I'm now interested in all the makings and such, when I watch a movie, that's not usually the biggest thing on my mind.

nmycon · 09-07-2011, 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Caliope XTC

i remember the prequels but not the older ones
i was born in 81 so i dont remember them
but im just buying the prequels alone

what difference does it make when you're born?

I was born in '94 and remember the first time I saw the OT.

Have you ever seen the OT?!

Caliope XTC · 09-07-2011, 09:34 PM

i saw the ots once about in the 90s.
i did not see them in order and they did not make a lot of sense at that time
i saw the new ones and it made it easy to get what they were about

MaxPower111 · 09-07-2011, 09:37 PM

I started with ROTJ in the theater in 83, I had no idea what was going on or how they all got into their situations. But it blew my 10 year old mind, especially the end battles

Good times indeed.

beanham22 · 09-07-2011, 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by BladeRunner2007

I remember back in 2005 when I was 15, sitting in the cinema and then the screen shows "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith". I was totally blown away by it and couldn't wait for the DVD to come out. For quite a long time I thought this was the best SW movie. But as the years passed by, the older I got, and the more I watched it, I saw all it's flaws. It's still a great movie, but it doesn't hold a candle on the OT imo. Funny how age can change opinions.

Wow, that is 100% exactly my experience too. Only I was 13.

El_Jay · 09-07-2011, 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by BladeRunner2007

I remember back in 2005 when I was 15, sitting in the cinema and then the screen shows "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith". I was totally blown away by it and couldn't wait for the DVD to come out. For quite a long time I thought this was the best SW movie. But as the years passed by, the older I got, and the more I watched it, I saw all it's flaws. It's still a great movie, but it doesn't hold a candle on the OT imo. Funny how age can change opinions.

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Originally Posted by beanham22

Wow, that is 100% exactly my experience too. Only I was 13.

These are opinions I am very interested in.

It's impossible for me to unsee the films and view the OT without my rose-tinted glasses. I mean it's more than a movie for me, it was a part of my life in a lot of ways, so really the PT didn't have a chance in hell to supplant the originals.

With that in mind it's interesting to hear the perspective of people who saw the PT movies first, then went back to see what the fuss was all about, and still liked the originals better.

It's not to say that it's the norm, but it's definitely cool to see that it's not JUST my rose-tinted glasses making me love the OT more than the PT... there are others who've had a completely different introduction to the SW universe and have still come to the same conclusion as I have.

+1

chip75 · 09-07-2011, 09:49 PM

Hey guys I put the BBFC timings in with the contents list, to give everyone an idea what's in-store with the set. I've left off the gallery timings and the maquettes etc. If I've made any mistakes let me know. I'd imagine Beard Esquire will paste it onto the first page.

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STAR WARS BONUS FEATURES 9.7.2011

BONUS DISC ONE

EPISODE I

NABOO

Interviews
-Naboo Overview 04:37:22
-Liam Neeson Interview 02:12:10

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Trash-Talking Droids 00:25:05
-The Battle Is Over 00:18:10
-Anakin's Return 00:15:23

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

TATOOINE

Interviews
-Tatooine Overview 03:30:06
-Rick Mccallum Interview (Podracers) 00:59:02
-Rick Mccallum Interview (Filming In Tunisia) 02:23:07

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Battle On The Boarding Ramp 00:17:15
-Extended Podrace Wager 01:21:19

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

CORUSCANT

Interviews
-Coruscant Overview 04:20:19
-George Lucas On Preparing To Write Episode I – 1994 02:55:11

Deleted/Extended Scene
-Bail Organa Of Alderaan 00:17:02

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

EPISODE II

CORUSCANT

Interviews
-Coruscant Overview 03:43:21
-Ewan Mcgregor Interview 01:06:21

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Extended Speeder Chase 00:57:15
-The Lost Twenty 00:53:09

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

NABOO

Overview
-Naboo Overview 02:58:11

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Anakin's Nightmare 00:55:00
-Anakin And Ruwee 00:41:24

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

TATOOINE

Overview
-Tatooine Overview 03:42:14

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

GEONOSIS

Interviews
-Geonosis Overview 03:23:21
-Hayden Christensen Interview 01:22:14
-Blue Screen Acting 03:26:10

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Raid On The Droid Ship
And Extended Arena Fight 03:42:17

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

EPISODE III

CORUSCANT

Interviews
-Coruscant Interviews 05:03:12
-Samuel L. Jackson Interview 02:25:11

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Elevator Antics 01:25:21
-Escape Through The Hangar 02:22:23
-Changes Of The Constitution 01:49:12

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

UTAPAU

Overview
-Utapau Overview 04:37:19

Deleted/Extended Scene
-Utapau Chase Animatics 08:03:10

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

MUSTAFAR

Interviews
-Mustafar Overview 04:37:19
-Natalie Portman Interview 02:03:11

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Mastafar Duel Animatics 03:19:04
-Mustafar/Lava River Animatics 03:31:08

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

KASHYYYK AND ORDER 66

Overview
-Kashyyyk And Order 66 Overview 05:26:11

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Kashyyk Attack And Order 66 Animatic 06:20:14
-Anakin Kills Shaak Ti 00:26:08
-Jedi Imposters At The Temple 00:36:00
-Senate Duel Animatic 05:10:17
-Yoda Communes With Qui-Gon 00:48:10

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

Bonus Disc Two

EPISODE IV

TATOOINE

Interviews
-Tatooine Interviews 03:37:07
-Mark Hamill Interview 02:07:06
-Anthony Daniels Interview 01:15:09

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Tosche Station 04:58:24
-Old Women On Tatooine 00:13:11
-Auny Beru's Blue Milk 00:20:10
-The Search For R2-D2 00:31:13
-Cantina Rough Cut 06:50:07
-Stormtrooper Search 00:42:12

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

ABOARD THE DEATH STAR

Interviews
-Onboard The Death Star Overview 05:30:05
-Carrie Fisher Interview 01:38:15

Deleted/Extended Scene
-Darth Vader Widens The Search 00:24:17

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

THE BATTLE OF YAVIN

Overview
-Battle Of Yavin Overview

Deleted/Extended Scene
-Alternate Biggs And Luke Reunion 00:24:20

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

EPISODE V

HOTH

Interviews
-Hoth Overview 03:19:23
-George Lucas On Editing 03:13:19
-The Empire Strikes Back – 1979
-Irwin Kirschner Interview 02:51:14

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Han And Leia: Extended Echo Base Argument 01:29:05
-Luke's Recovery 01:03:16
-Luke And Leia: Medical Centre 01:59:17
-Deleted Wampa Scenes 02:27:03
-The Fate Of General Veers 00:20:08

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

DAGOBAH

Interviews
-Dagobah Overview 04:15:07
-George Lucas On The Force – 2010 05:04:20

Deleted/Extended Scene
-Yoda's Test 01:08:04

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

PURSUED BY THE IMPERIAL FLEET

Overview
-Pursued By The Imperial Fleet Overview 03:13:23

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Hiding In The Asteroid 00:53:15
-Alternate Han And Leia Kiss 01:45:05

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

CLOUD CITY

Overview
-Cloud City Overview 02:44:17

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Lobot's Capture 01:45:05
-Leia Tends To Luke 00:51:12

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

EPISODE VI

TATOOINE

Overview
-Tatooine Overview 04:02:11

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Vaders' Arrival And Reaching Out To Luke 02:33:19
-Tatooine Sandstorm 01:59:19

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

ENDOR

Interviews
-Endor Overview 04:37:15
-Harrison Ford Overview 01:28:01

Deleted/Extended Scene
-Rebel Raid On The Bunker 02:07:02

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

DEATH STAR II SPACE BATTLE

Overview
-Death Star II Space Battle Overview 03:50:24

Deleted/Extended Scenes
-Jerjerrod's Conflict 00:22:00
-Battle Of Endor: The Lost Rebels 09:06:20

The Collection
-360 Turnarounds
-Video Commentaries

Concept Art Gallery

BONUS DISC THREE

THE MAKING OF STAR WARS (1977, Apx: 49 Minutes)

Learn the incredible behind-the-scenes story of how the original Star Wars movie was brought to the big screen in this fascinating documentary hosted by C-3PO and R2-D2. Includes interviews with George Lucas and appearances by Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher.

THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK: SPFX (1980, Apx: 48 Minutes)

Learn the secrets of making movies in a galaxy far, far away. Hosted by Mark Hamill, this revealing documentary offers behind-the-scenes glimpses into the amazing special effects that transformed George Lucas’ vision for Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back into reality.

CLASSIC CREATURES: RETURN OF THE JEDI (1983, Apx:48 Minutes)

Go behind the scenes--and into the costumes--as production footage from Return of the Jedi is interspersed with vintage monster movie clips in this in-depth exploration of the painstaking techniques utilised by George Lucas to create the classic creatures and characters seen in the film. Hosted and narrated by Carrie Fisher and Billie Dee Williams.

ANATOMY OF A DEWBACK (1997, Apx: 26 Minutes)

See how some of the special effects in Star Wars became even more special two decades later. George Lucas explains and demonstrates how his team transformed the original dewback creatures from immovable rubber puppets (in the original 1977 release) to seemingly living, breathing creatures for the Star Wars 1997 Special Edition update.

STAR WARRIORS (2007, Apx: 84 Minutes)

Some Star Wars fans want to collect action figures... these fans want to be action figures. A tribute to the 501st Legion, a global organisation of Star Wars costume enthusiasts, this insightful documentary shows how the super-fan club promotes interest in the films through charity and volunteer work at fundraisers and high-profile special events around the world.

STAR WARS TECH (2007, Apx: 46 Minutes)

Exploring the technical aspects of Star Wars vehicles, weapons and gadgetry, Star Wars Tech consults leading scientists in the fields of physics, prosthetics, lasers, engineering and astronomy to examine the plausibility of Star Wars technology based on science as we know it today.

A CONVERSATION WITH THE MASTERS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK 30 YEARS LATER (2010, Apx: 25 Minutes)

George Lucas, Irvin Kershner, Lawrence Kasdan and John Williams look back on the making of The Empire Strikes Back in this in-depth retrospective from Lucasfilm created to help commemorate the 30th anniversary of the movie.

STAR WARS SPOOFS (2011, Apx: 91 Minutes)--The farce is strong with this one. Enjoy a hilarious collection of Star Wars spoofs and parodies that have been created over the years, including outrageous clips from Family Guy, The Simpsons, How I Met Your Mother and more. And don’t miss “Weird Al” Yankovic’s one-of-a-kind music video tribute to The Phantom Menace.

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09-07-2011, 08:57 PM	#29083
BPutman Active Member Member since:Nov 2010 Location:Lubbock, Texas 4K collection:3 Blu-ray collection:495 DVD collection:378 Blu-ray reviews:1 Trading Score:1	I remember seeing ROTJ in theaters with my dad. That's one of my favorite memories as a kid, and why I take my son to the movies all the time. I can't wait til next week!

09-07-2011, 09:00 PM	#29084
Merlinpants Expert Member Member since:Jun 2011 Blu-ray collection:108	Bbfc have passed AOTC uncut, restoring the one second head butt previously cut.

09-07-2011, 09:09 PM	#29088
El_Jay Power Member Member since:Jun 2011 Blu-ray collection:349	I can't even remember the first time I saw these movies. My mom taped a VHS of Empire and Jedi off a movie channel when I was still in diapers, so by the time I could toddle around and talk a little I was already watching these. The 80's action figures are the first toys I remember owning. I actually didn't even know about "A New Hope" until I was about 8 years old, and it didn't strike me as odd that they just throw you right into the story in Empire. I just thought it was normal. These flicks (and Hulk Hogan) were my favorite thing in the world growing up. After watching for close to 15 years, The Phantom Menace came out, and honestly when it first came out I liked it a lot. I didn't think it was on par with the originals, but I liked it a lot and was quite into it. I was anxious to see where Eps II and III would take the universe. I was 16, not as cynical, and in love with the SW universe and mythology, so I thought most of it was awesome. Jar Jar was annoying and Jake Lloyd had some annoying moments, but I loved Neeson and McGregor, Natalie Portman, Yoda, etc. Maul was cool, the saber fights were great and Duel of the Fates is arguably on par with anything in the whole SW universe in terms of music. When AOTC came out I was 19, very cynical, but wanting to love the movie. I came out of it depressed. I tried so hard to squeeze joy out of it but the love story elements were cheesy, Hayden was not how I pictured Anakin at all, and there seemed to be less focus on cool aspects of the force and love and honor and brotherhood and more on politics, war, and CGI. When Revenge of the Sith came out I was in full cynic mode, but still didn't hate the movie. I just found it underwhelming and it didn't redeem the series from the lackluster Ep II. Over the years I regarded the PT with more and more disdain because the inconsistencies started piling up, GL started to bring the OT more in line with the PT by adding Hayden to Jedi, and I just felt like the whole thing should have been the sure-shot best thing to happen to cinema in the millennium, and it didn't live up to my lofy expectations at all. Now, with even more time to reflect, I am ready to give the PT a chance, judge it on it's own merits and not strictly as a "prequel" to the OT, and I am actually looking forward to it. I am much better at shutting my brain off and enjoying things simply for their individual merits and not burdening them with expectations these days. I think I will enjoy the PT. Nothing will ever replace the OT though, it defined my whole childhood.

09-07-2011, 09:16 PM	#29090
BladeRunner2007 Blu-ray Count Top contributor Member since:Oct 2009 Location:Germany 4K collection:58 Blu-ray collection:1031 Blu-ray reviews:3	I remember back in 2005 when I was 15, sitting in the cinema and then the screen shows "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith". I was totally blown away by it and couldn't wait for the DVD to come out. For quite a long time I thought this was the best SW movie. But as the years passed by, the older I got, and the more I watched it, I saw all it's flaws. It's still a great movie, but it doesn't hold a candle on the OT imo. Funny how age can change opinions.

09-07-2011, 09:20 PM	#29092
Caliope XTC Member Member since:Sep 2011 Location:Las Vegas Blu-ray collection:- Blu-ray reviews:1	i remember the prequels but not the older ones i was born in 81 so i dont remember them but im just buying the prequels alone

09-07-2011, 09:24 PM	#29094
Moviefan2k4 Banned Member since:Mar 2010 Location:Montgomery, TX 4K collection:44 Blu-ray collection:317 Blu-ray reviews:5 Trading Score:2	I guess one of the main reasons why I don't idolize the OT is because I was born about 2 months after "Empire" came out, and I was almost 3 when "Jedi" hit theaters. I didn't grow up thinking these were the "next big revolution" of cinema. By the time I saw them, they were just really fun movies. I have no clue how often I watched the OT as a kid, but I know it was a lot. I wasn't thinking about how they were made, or what they meant to an industry I didn't then understand (or really care about). I was just along for the ride, taking a journey with my favorite heroes...and that attitude has largely remained with me as an adult. Even though I'm now interested in all the makings and such, when I watch a movie, that's not usually the biggest thing on my mind.

09-07-2011, 09:34 PM	#29096
Caliope XTC Member Member since:Sep 2011 Location:Las Vegas Blu-ray collection:- Blu-ray reviews:1	i saw the ots once about in the 90s. i did not see them in order and they did not make a lot of sense at that time i saw the new ones and it made it easy to get what they were about

09-07-2011, 09:37 PM	#29097
MaxPower111 Active Member Member since:Nov 2009 Location:USA 4K collection:1 Blu-ray collection:19 Blu-ray reviews:1	I started with ROTJ in the theater in 83, I had no idea what was going on or how they all got into their situations. But it blew my 10 year old mind, especially the end battles Good times indeed.

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