Thanks for that - I wish I’d seen it again now, the version that only my 7-year-old self had seen, with grown up eyes. Honestly the constant polishing does the original a disservice, I think, and not just in really obvious changes like Han not shooting first.oof
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As a child I thought Star Wars was the greatest film ever made. Now it looks terrible
Growing up in the 1980s, I must have watched the first instalment of Star Wars more times than I can count. The release of the digitally remastered VHS in 1994 must have brought the viewing tally into triple figures.www.yahoo.com
Now that the print is discovered -- and Kennedy is talking so glowingly about it -- I bet we get a release of it.Thanks for that - I wish I’d seen it again now, the version that only my 7-year-old self had seen, with grown up eyes. Honestly the constant polishing does the original a disservice, I think, and not just in really obvious changes like Han not shooting first.
It’s a pretty good backstory. I don’t think we need to see it, though.wow, that is dark
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Mark Hamill Reveals "Much, Much Darker" Backstory He Imagined for Luke Skywalker in 'The Last Jedi'
Mark Hamill, the actor who played Luke Skywalker in the original Star Wars trilogy, recently talked about a dark and emotional story he made up for hisfictionhorizon.com
cue arguing over Luke being that dumb about a lightsaber
closest I can think is maybe the lamproid, for the detail about drinking from the "top of their head"?A question for the old farts like me who were there during the original theatrical release of Star Wars in 1977: Do you remember, during the Cantina sequence, an alien who drank his beverage from the top of his head? (and possibly burped). Or is that from another movie, or just my fertile imagination acting up?
Could be. I'm looking it up on the internet. Found nothing yet. I could be misremembering.closest I can think is maybe the lamproid, for the detail about drinking from the "top of their head"?