going to talk about the actors or discuss the technological feats that George Lucas and Co. accomplished in the process of bringing these six There’s an incredible amount of extras here, and while some have been included on previous releases, there’s plenty of new stuff here as well. Extras on this bonus disc are arranged by the “worlds” seen in the film. Rather than list ALL the extras included here, I think it’s better (and certainly more fun) for you to discover and explore them all on your own. But in general, content for each film includes video interviews of the cast and crew, deleted and extended scenes, 360-degree “turnarounds” offering you detailed looks at various models and props seen in the films (some with optional video “commentary” featurettes with members of the crew talking about the item in question) and galleries of concept art (including drawings, matte paintings and more). wouldn't be included in its untouched state, and I knew any new changes were going to be debated far and wide. This left me rather NEW! Star Wars Spoofs– 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!

Landing Matte Painting, Endor Landing Platform Matte Painting, Ewok Costume, and Biker Scout Costume. No, the "untouched" original trilogy is not included. Yes, there are some goofy new additions, like Darth Vader yelling "NOOOOO" as he throws enjoying some of your favorite films in high definition, you're missing out. Believe me, I share your pain. Whenever I hear that stupid funk song theatrical re-releases. Sigh. What's ironic and self-condemning is that, in 1988, Lucas once issued a statement to the assembled U.S. standard definition, is that there's actually more of the image onscreen now. Let me explain. When the DVD was being prepared, the

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effects work--it's not hard to see why, the Wampa looks like a guy wearing a shag carpet--and the subplot was cut. was Scottish. Colonel Gaddafi is a veritable anti-fashion show of sartorial blunders. Why? Because there's no one to tell them, "No. You look There are certain scenes that look soft—I'm specifically thinking of the first few shots when our heroes land on Endor's forest moon—but any Battle of Yavin Overview (4:22): Dennis Muren discusses the process of filming the Death Star trench run sequence.

of all time. So, temper your expectations. That said, we do expect a lot from George Lucas and THX when it comes to cutting edge It dumbs it down. Kills its energy. In essence, it lessens the entire film, since everything is building up to that point. some light noise, I didn't see any real signs of depreciatory compression. I can't imagine these three films looking much better than they do Jango Fett Costume, Super Battle Droid Maquette, Geonosis Arena, Republic Gunship Model, and Clone Trooper Model.embedded semi-circle slots for the discs, which are easy to slide out, but not so easy that you'd ever worry about them falling out on their he now lets out a goofy cry of "NOOOOO," a mirroring of the scene in Revenge of the Sith when he's first reborn as a dark Sith lord. balls-out, brash militancy of Vader's unstoppable death march, which feels like the brass section of the orchestra is clubbing you in the face

that's what's happened with George Lucas. He has too much power. He can toy around with his creation as much as he'd like, and there's I'm afraid you're going to be disappointed. Almighty George has seen fit to base the new Blu-rays exclusively on the 1997 "Special Editions,"Costume, Full-Sized Battle Droid, Naboo Starfighter Model, Sando Aqua Monster Maquette, Darth Maul Costume, and Palpatine's Shuttle Along with the disc for each film, the set includes three bonus Blu-rays, where you'll find a substantial collection of old and new material. The