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Star Wars - The Original Trilogy [1977]
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 | Product Details: Studio: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment Region: 2 Number of Discs: 6 Format: Box set, PAL Rating:   Sales Rank: 579 | | Look for similar DVDs by genre: | | Customers who bought this item also bought:
| | Customer Reviews: A re-release of the "Limited Edition" release and absolutely no improvement on the Theatrical version transfers. (22 November 2008)I just want to provide a bit of information that is missing from the product listing, which is of great interest to many people. That is, has the transfer of the Theatrical Editions been improved over the insult that was released last time? And the answer is a plain and simple "no". The Special Edition is the same fantastic transfer as we've had before (albeit with the same bizarre discolouration problems) and the Original Theatrical Editions are still not anamorphic. Why? Well, we all have our suspicions about that. Putting it simply, if you don't have the Star Wars trilogy on DVD, this release is cheap enough and worth getting, but if you own it and were hoping for an improvement over the previous release (no longer limited, it seems), then don't waste your money. Milk it, baby, milk it! (15 October 2008)Yes, the Star Wars cash cow is on show again presented nicely so it might win "best of breed". I suppose in a way this is George Lucas's revenge on the public, who pestered him for the original trilogy on dvd and then pestered him some more for the original original versions on dvd. My only surprise is that it doesn't say Limited Edition (yawn) More Re-packaging of the Greatest trilogy. (09 October 2008)There is no need to introduce or explain the original trilogy. Wev'e all seen them, time and time again. Ground breaking SFX, excellent morality story-telling and wonderful music. Of course the the first two films are five stars and of course the Ewoks did bring down the credibilty in 'JEDI' but all in all these films are only really challenged by Jackson's epic LOTR trilogy. Having said all of this i'm given this 'New'? boxset only 3 stars, not because of the films but 3 stars to Lucasfilm. George knows what we want, the entire saga (six films) on HD or Blueray. But he keeps milking the fans time and time again. He will no-doubt bring out each film of HD/BR, and then a year later each trilogy and then finally the entire saga. I'm going to wait for the entire saga! Memories and future excitement! (30 September 2008)I was seven when Star Wars first came out in the cinema, and ever since, a full 31 years, I have been hooked on the films. Now I introduce my son to them, and yaaay! Here we go again! All the memories flood back, and there is his newfound excitement adding to my enjoyment of what had to be one of the best ever trilogies put up on the big screen. It isn't just the movies, but having the option to watch either the digitally remastered version, or the older version that I remember better, is a great thing. From the special effects, to the fantastic cast, the scene setting opening credits, with that amazing musical sound track, the weird and wonderful aliens, right through to the pithy relationship of Leia and Han, these were truly fantastic movies, and should be in everyone's collection. Not just for the now, and those of us who remember them originally, but for the future, when we can delight in introducing others to the eternal fight of good against evil, and the story of determination, love, and hope that these movies represent. Now, where did I leave my popcorn... |
