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<blockquote data-quote="Dark Jezter" data-source="post: 1306208" data-attributes="member: 1015">There's a difference between reprints and new editions that feature new footage, Kai Lord.I've got two VHS tapes of the original Star Wars.&nbsp; One version has Luke, Leia, and Han on the cover.&nbsp; The other has a picture of Darth Vader's helmet.&nbsp; Other than that, the two movies are identical.&nbsp; The only reason I got a newer VHS tape was because my older one was so worn out that it was nearly unwatchable.AFAIK, there are only two versions of the original Star Wars trilogy out there.&nbsp; The originals, and the Special Editions which were came out in 1997.&nbsp; Other than that, the only differences between the various VHS and Laserdisc editions are video and audio quality.You should have heard people howling when GL decided to release The Phantom Menace on DVD.&nbsp; &quot;What!?&nbsp; He's releasing it on DVD already?&nbsp; Less than two years ago he released it on VHS only!&nbsp; He's just doing this to milk the fans out of more money!&quot;Did you even read my post, Kai Lord?&nbsp; I was presenting a hypothetical situation where George Lucas released Episode 3 on DVD followed by an Extended Edition a few months later.&nbsp; I didn't mention anything even remotely resembling PJ destroying the theatrical prints of the LotR movies and only releasing extended editions afterwards.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dark Jezter, post: 1306208, member: 1015"] There's a difference between reprints and new editions that feature new footage, Kai Lord. I've got two VHS tapes of the original Star Wars. One version has Luke, Leia, and Han on the cover. The other has a picture of Darth Vader's helmet. Other than that, the two movies are identical. The only reason I got a newer VHS tape was because my older one was so worn out that it was nearly unwatchable. AFAIK, there are only two versions of the original Star Wars trilogy out there. The originals, and the Special Editions which were came out in 1997. Other than that, the only differences between the various VHS and Laserdisc editions are video and audio quality. You should have heard people howling when GL decided to release The Phantom Menace on DVD. "What!? He's releasing it on DVD already? Less than two years ago he released it on VHS only! He's just doing this to milk the fans out of more money!" Did you even read my post, Kai Lord? I was presenting a hypothetical situation where George Lucas released Episode 3 on DVD followed by an Extended Edition a few months later. I didn't mention anything even remotely resembling PJ destroying the theatrical prints of the LotR movies and only releasing extended editions afterwards. [/QUOTE]

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