The Empire Strikes Back.
I watched empire on the weekend - no reason I was just getting the figures for the 30th anniversary. Star wars is the only toyline I never stopped collecting - BUT I only get classic guys that I like.
Anyway, I made a Chewbacca and Lando cubee to celebrate the event and am working on some of the bounty hunters.
Anyway, I thought I would comment on the only Special Edition Star Wars movie I like.
What I like in the SE:
I like having the real emperor do the holographic thingie – it was a different actor in the original one.
I like the re-mastered look and sound.
Hoth looks great, and so does Bespin.
So basically this is the ONLY good Special Edition Star Wars movie. The others, A New Hope – has Greedo shooting first – the worst thing to happen in film, and that crappy Jabba the Hutt sequence in which Jabba is cgi – hello – he’s a puppet 2 movies later??? Actually the puppet looks better!
Take Yoda – when watching Empire you NEVER think – oh, Luke is talking to a puppet. Yoda is super believable and even better than ET!
And the whole Greedo thing, just to get back to that for a second – if it had been filmed that Greedo shot first then I wouldn’t care, but the edit they did for the SE was terrible – they chop-cut Han’s head so that it jerks like some rusty bobble head or something, plus Greedo is now the worst shot in the universe!
Anyway, Greedo and Jabba suck in Star Wars SE.
Jedi – the WORST. That stupid Hayden Christiansoninsison – whatever his stupid name is, is the ghost at the end replacing that old guy who was Vader. TERRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And that dumbass new song that replaced the Ewok song with. Hello – they were on the forest moon of Endor, why is the song super advanced now???????
Anyway, this is the dream.
Star Wars – Empire – Jedi – re-mastered, anamorphic, 5.1 (or better) with improved effects (what I mean is taking out the white clouds around the ships when they move in the first one) – maybe add some new backgrounds – MAYBE – very sparingly.
Take out ALL REFERENCES to the prequels, and even take out the “episode” numbering too.
I would even settle for re-mastered, anamorphic, 5.1 of the old movies and that’s it. Don’t add anything, just make them the same – clean up the clouding effect – and that’s it.
Is it so bloody hard to do?
PS - the poster above is the ONLY Star Wars poster I own.
J-Man.
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