Star Wars on DVD

[ASUADPi]

I too personally liked the change. It followed the continuity of the first three (although the third has yet to be released but you know what I mean ).

Lucas said he changed "little" things in Star Wars: A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back. Did anyone notice anything?

I know that for Empire he was like "yeah we added this guys names during the credits because we forgot to last time". (They forgot to add Ian McDiarmand (how ever you spell the last name) name to the credits for playing Palpatine).

[PhiPsiRuss]

Originally posted by chideltjen
Was that entire "flyover"sequence brand new?

Yeah, and that's what completely improved that movie for me. It changed the context of the dancing Ewoks at the end. Its not cheesy anymore. It was kinda poignant.

[PhiPsiRuss]

Originally posted by ASUADPi
I too personally liked the change. It followed the continuity of the first three (although the third has yet to be released but you know what I mean ).

Lucas said he changed "little" things in Star Wars: A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back. Did anyone notice anything?

I know that for Empire he was like "yeah we added this guys names during the credits because we forgot to last time". (They forgot to add Ian McDiarmand (how ever you spell the last name) name to the credits for playing Palpatine).

The only difference that I noticed in A New Hope was the conversation between Han Solo and Jaba the Hut. I didn't notice anything new in The Empire Strikes Back. Did anyone catch anything else?

[Optimist Prime]

The new ending makes more sense.

[PhiPsiRuss]

Originally posted by Optimist Prime
The new ending makes more sense.

"More sense, the new ending makes" - Yoda

[ASUADPi]

Originally posted by PhiPsiRuss
"More sense, the new ending makes" - Yoda

LOL!!!!!!!!!!

(thanks I really needed a good laugh today with parent teacher conferences)