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<blockquote data-quote="Ankh-Morpork Guard" data-source="post: 2614831" data-attributes="member: 10079">Still think there's a big difference. Lucas' changes were all done a while after the movies were out, and mainly motivated(beyon money, of course) by the fact that he wasn't able to do the things he wanted originally. The scenes that were added in were ones that weren't even finished, and most of them were actually brand new. He's already said that he got the movies he wanted with the SEs, and that he's just as happy with the Prequels, so we shouldn't expect an SE for them(though there will always be people who scream otherwise).LotR on the other hand(which seems to have kicked in the &quot;Extended Edition&quot; craze that's all over DVDs now), just included cut scenes that were mainly out for time reasons of the theatrical release. It was also something that was planned from the get-go. Pretty much all the Extended DVDs these days are just following LotRs method, including scenes that were simply cut from the movie. Motivated more by money(in the case of LotR, more to get things closer to the book for the fans) that by any problems that were had with technology. Jackson definitely got his vision of LotR on screen without too much trouble.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ankh-Morpork Guard, post: 2614831, member: 10079"] Still think there's a big difference. Lucas' changes were all done a while after the movies were out, and mainly motivated(beyon money, of course) by the fact that he wasn't able to do the things he wanted originally. The scenes that were added in were ones that weren't even finished, and most of them were actually brand new. He's already said that he got the movies he wanted with the SEs, and that he's just as happy with the Prequels, so we shouldn't expect an SE for them(though there will always be people who scream otherwise). LotR on the other hand(which seems to have kicked in the "Extended Edition" craze that's all over DVDs now), just included cut scenes that were mainly out for time reasons of the theatrical release. It was also something that was planned from the get-go. Pretty much all the Extended DVDs these days are just following LotRs method, including scenes that were simply cut from the movie. Motivated more by money(in the case of LotR, more to get things closer to the book for the fans) that by any problems that were had with technology. Jackson definitely got his vision of LotR on screen without too much trouble. [/QUOTE]

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