Star Wars: The Complete Saga (1977-2005)

[Mighty Max]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

This isn't anything new. The Dark Empire Trilogy also kind of "ignored" the ending of Episode 6, but nobody complained.

Comics, books and games are secondary canon.
Meaning that we know at anytime, something can come along and negate them.

[octagon]

Originally Posted by Lyle_JP

Especially since a man who had no need for more money is out of the picture now.

Heh, well, Disney isn't exactly sweating how to make the rent every month either

[octagon]

Originally Posted by ElvisForever

And despite what some people think, yes I believe George plays to a bigger audience that transcends a generation that can't let go. Asking an audience to re-experoence the proper vision now that he has money is believable.

Asking an audience to change the way they look at something is completely reasonable.

So is declining that invitation.

[bobbyh64]

I hope Lucas decides he wants to make another series of prequels that takes place before the current PT and that he wants to make further changes to the OT and PT and makes a deal with Disney that allows him to do all this. Then current versions of the OT and PT will become out print and die out and the generation that grew up with them will beg to have their special editions back. Then maybe by that time science will find a way to extend people's lives by a few hundred years and Lucas will be able to make further changes so that each new generation will grow up with particular versions only to have them replaced with new versions 20 years later.

[Mighty Max]

There is ONLY one way to watch these movies...
Episode 4 (theatrical)
Episode 5 (theatrical)
Episode 6 (theatrical)

Episode 4 (Special Edition)
Episode 5 (Special Edition)
Episode 6 (Special Edition)

Episode 1 (DVD or BD)
Episode 2 (Theatrical)
Episode 3 (DVD or BD)
Episode 4 (BD)
Episode 4 (DVD or BD)
Episode 4 (DVD)

In this order!

[WestMan]

Originally Posted by BluBonnet

After the release of Rogue One, it's going to be interesting to see whether folks add it to the original films in the "chronological" order: 1,2,3, R1, 4,5,6, TFA

I plan on doing the Super Chronology Star Wars viewing before Episode 8.....

1, 2, Clone Wars, 3, Rebels, Rogue One, 4, 5, 6, & 7.

Not sure if the Han Solo movie will fit in well eventually. The Clone Wars tie in well to Episodes 2 and 3. And Rebels ties in well to Clone Wars and hopefully Episode 4 by the time it is done.

[ElvisForever]

Originally Posted by octagon

Asking an audience to change the way they look at something is completely reasonable.

So is declining that invitation.

Hey as long as you admit to never giving the experience a proper chance. Few do that were into OT.

Originally Posted by Westman

I plan on doing the Super Chronology Star Wars viewing before Episode 8.....

1, 2, Clone Wars, 3, Rebels, Rogue One, 4, 5, 6, & 7.

Not sure if the Han Solo movie will fit in well eventually. The Clone Wars tie in well to Episodes 2 and 3. And Rebels ties in well to Clone Wars and hopefully Episode 4 by the time it is done.

From my experience the original cartoon network versions of Clone Wars fit in too, even if they are not supposed to anymore. Aso I have read how one shift the episodes around to get into chronological order.

I will probably just stick to movies for now.

[WestMan]

Originally Posted by ElvisForever

From my experience the original cartoon network versions of Clone Wars fit in too, even if they are not supposed to anymore. Aso I have read how one shift the episodes around to get into chronological order.

I will probably just stick to movies for now.

Correct... There is a chronological order to the Clone Wars that was released.

It is a serious commitment.

[The Fallen Deity]

Originally Posted by Hardback247

Just download the Despecialized Editions!

Unfortunately they use the Lowry masters for the most part and still have a lot of the issues that are present on them.

Tbh I'd rather stick with the old LD transfers that are on the DVD's for the TC's until a better release come along.

[bobbyh64]

Originally Posted by Bobbyjoe766

I've already taken advantage of the uploader's generosity,very grateful,much thanks too!

Cool. Wait, are you thanking me or the uploader?

[Bobbyjoe766]

Originally Posted by bobbyh64

Cool. Wait, are you thanking me or the uploader?

Both.

[kidglov3s]

Originally Posted by The Fallen Deity

Unfortunately they use the Lowry masters for the most part and still have a lot of the issues that are present on them.

Tbh I'd rather stick with the old LD transfers that are on the DVD's for the TC's until a better release come along.

As of this year there are now scans of 35mm prints for all three movies available... somewhere. ESB is pretty rough but they're definitely my favorite way to watch the movies. Quite an experience to watch them projected.

[bobbyh64]

Originally Posted by Bobbyjoe766

Both.

Cool. Wasn't sure if you meant you had already seen it in the past or got it after my post. I haven't watched it yet. I need to! It'll be cool to watch Star Wars in high quality in its original form.

[Arawn]

Originally Posted by WestMan

Correct... There is a chronological order to the Clone Wars that was released.

[Show spoiler]

[Mighty Max]

Originally Posted by Arawn

Nope, there are a few of the Season 6 episodes that go in Season 5...
The Banking Clan ones, I believe

[Arawn]

This says the same thing as Leland's tweet.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by The Fallen Deity

Unfortunately they use the Lowry masters for the most part and still have a lot of the issues that are present on them.

Tbh I'd rather stick with the old LD transfers that are on the DVD's for the TC's until a better release come along.

If you think the LD transfers are better than Despecialized, you're delusional. Any "issues" that it has are minimal compared to the standard definition non-anamorphic laserdiscs.

[Hardback247]

Do any of you think the teal tint added to Attack of the Clones was deliberate? If so, then why?

[The Fallen Deity]

Originally Posted by kidglov3s

As of this year there are now scans of 35mm prints for all three movies available... somewhere. ESB is pretty rough but they're definitely my favorite way to watch the movies. Quite an experience to watch them projected.

http://thestarwarstrilogy.com/starwa...n-of-Star-Wars

Is this one of them?

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

If you think the LD transfers are better than Despecialized, you're delusional. Any "issues" that it has are minimal compared to the standard definition non-anamorphic laserdiscs.

Tbh both sets of masters aren't great. The LD masters are DNR'ed, non-anamorphic and just plain cruddy looking.

The Lowry masters are over-processed and have loads of issues with colour timing, black levels etc.

Harmy was able to undo some of the damage done but not all of it. He did the best he could with what he had available to him.

At the end of the day these films really need new transfers.

Originally Posted by Hardback247

Do any of you think the teal tint added to Attack of the Clones was deliberate? If so, then why?

I'm guessing it probably was intentional. I have no idea why it was done though.

[wormraper]

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