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You know what I'm waiting for?

When Lucas has completely messed up the original franchise (Probably shortly after the 3D release), he should bring out a Limited Edition of the Remastered Original Cuts. Lets say limited to 100.000 copies worldwide ... I bet he could sell them for 10.000 each

It don't matter about the community. He knows he can do what ever he wants when a new format comes out. Cause there's no other way you can own Star Wars in 1080p.

And that's why he waited years to release the originals on DVD, after he released his last bastardization of the original trilogy. Sighting the reason they where not remastered. As was due to it cost to much apparently. It would have cost less than the money it took to make these alterations, than remaster the originals.

Best No ever

what you can do .. is:  just before  Darth yells out  No-o-o-o ..  You just turn off your TV  and leave the room ..

I understand that fans feel adamant about all this but in the end, Star Wars is Lucas' creation and he's free to do with it as he pleases.

I think if I were to write a book that has become popular, and years later I revisit the material and want to change a few things for the reprint, I also wouldn't care what fans have to say. Because in the end, it's my story, it's my creation and I'm free to change it how I see fit, even if it's to the detriment of sales.

Not saying I think it's a great idea of him to make all those changes, just saying that in the end, a creator is free to change his creation as he sees fit.

Quoting Taro:

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I understand that fans feel adamant about all this but in the end, Star Wars is Lucas' creation and he's free to do with it as he pleases.

I think if I were to write a book that has become popular, and years later I revisit the material and want to change a few things for the reprint, I also wouldn't care what fans have to say. Because in the end, it's my story, it's my creation and I'm free to change it how I see fit, even if it's to the detriment of sales.

Not saying I think it's a great idea of him to make all those changes, just saying that in the end, a creator is free to change his creation as he sees fit.

Just because you can do something doesn't mean that you should. Thankfully most creators understand this but apparently that doesn't suit GL. Fine, I'll just stick with my old DVDs with the OTs then.

As much as I beliieve in final cut for the director, when that cut has been done and presented to the public, he should leave it alone. The work no longer belongs to him in a sense, it belongs to everybody.

If not for the fans, then of respect to the other directors and artists who worked on the original Star Wars. He's just shiitake mushroomting on them now.

I guess his tinkering would be better received if his choices wouldn't be o terrible, like the addition of the "Noooo". Sure, obviously he must think it's a terrific idea, but reading between the lines it seems even the sound engineers felt awkward putting that in

What a 'Richard.'

Next thing you know, he'll be adding a production number.