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I mean the non special editions, such as when the death star blew up and did not contain a ring wave. To me, that's part of the original editions. The special editions released in 1997 contained additional effects and scenes that were not part of the original release.
Yeah, I can believe that Lucas himself doesn't want to release the original versions. They are, however, in my opinion of historical significance. They should be preserved.
I do have the original versions myself in a format that I can no longer watch. VHS.
One day, I'm hopeful the original versions will be made available again.
Lost to time?? I find that hard to believe. I can't imagine the original versions not being archived somewhere. It's not like it's an obscure film that didn't have a fan base. Surely there's a print out there.
Would happily buy the original versions again if they were ever made available.
Okay, just wanted to double check. I read Wild Robot and saw the other link 🙂
Just FYI, you have two different links in your post.
I have no complaints. Was just happy it FINALLY came out in 4K. Was on my wish list for years.
Was thinking the same! 🙂
I'm sure I'll see Borderlands eventually, but it wasn't tracking for me as a must see. The trailer was just okay, and I'm not sure did the movie any favors-- In fact it looks like it was made by the same person that made the trailer for The Suicide Squad (2016).