What Lucas should have done LOL
http://youtu.be/LF4YGIg-lZA
http://youtu.be/LF4YGIg-lZA
You're going to have to help me out here. The only clips I can find seem to suggest the problems have been fixed, as has been reported in all the previews up until now.Several clips of the Blu-Ray have leaked out already online if you look hard enough. Many people have commented from places like hometheaterform.com and theforce.net boards that the new Blu-Ray have the same mistakes as the dvd.
Not to mention the most obvious reasons.. Lucas most likely wanted to "sanitize" Star Wars and make it more kid friendly and a hero who shoots some guy in cold blood just doesn't fit in there.
This is one thing I never understood. I always believed Han shot Greedo in SELF-DEFENSE in the first place! I mean, Greedo had a gun drawn aimed point-blank at Han! Han had every right IMHO to waste him when he got the chance (and did). Would anybody else have reacted differently to the same situation? Would anybody get prosecuted for something like this in real life?
It doesn't look "purely excellent" to me given that the CGI Jabba looks nothing like the "real Jabba" is way more mobile than "real Jabba" and, just looks obviously like CGI. Then the odd edit when Han walks "behind" Jabba just looks terrible. It looks like someone playing with colorforms.
It's amazing that these versions made in 1997 and then when the DVDs came out a few years later have such, well, sub-par CGI. Look at the CGI creature effects done in Jurassic park where live-action actors are mixed with CGI creatures (the Gallimimus scene comes to mind, and the scenes inviolving the CGI version of the T-Rex) and compare that to Jabba in ANH. It's just a huge contrast between the two, and both were done by ILM.
Granted the SE's pobably didn't have the same budget Jurassic Park did but at the same time it still had Lucas' own SFX studio (ILM) behind it and the potential to rank in large sums of cash with the Star Wars name. There's just no excuse for it looking like ass.
And, yeah, if you've ever seen how that scene was supposed to look it's Han talking to a fellow, human, rougish criminal and not a huge crime-lord. Hence the need for the "walking behind" manipulation in the original scene Han paces behind "Jabba."
It doesn't look "purely excellent" to me given that the CGI Jabba looks nothing like the "real Jabba" is way more mobile than "real Jabba" and, just looks obviously like CGI. Then the odd edit when Han walks "behind" Jabba just looks terrible. It looks like someone playing with colorforms.
It's amazing that these versions made in 1997 and then when the DVDs came out a few years later have such, well, sub-par CGI. Look at the CGI creature effects done in Jurassic park where live-action actors are mixed with CGI creatures (the Gallimimus scene comes to mind, and the scenes inviolving the CGI version of the T-Rex) and compare that to Jabba in ANH. It's just a huge contrast between the two, and both were done by ILM.
Granted the SE's pobably didn't have the same budget Jurassic Park did but at the same time it still had Lucas' own SFX studio (ILM) behind it and the potential to rank in large sums of cash with the Star Wars name. There's just no excuse for it looking like ass.
And, yeah, if you've ever seen how that scene was supposed to look it's Han talking to a fellow, human, rougish criminal and not a huge crime-lord. Hence the need for the "walking behind" manipulation in the original scene Han paces behind "Jabba."
Interestingly, in the NPR Radio Drama, it has Han talking to a guy who was another agent of Jabba who basically said all of the same general lines.
Lucas doesn't like the original trilogy as they currently stand.
The Special Edition that was released in theaters was the best version. I had no problems whatsoever with it. But sadly, I can't even get that version on DVD or bluray.
Lucas doesn't like the original trilogy as they currently stand.
That explains why he's acting like he's Old George Lucas, insanely jealous of this other guy named Young George Lucas (or more properly, Young George Lucas with Crucial Adult Supervision), who made great Star Wars movies that OGL doesn't have a clue how to imitate. So he's gotten his paws on the movies of YGLwCAS and he's destroying them to match the quality of his shit movies.
There's a great Jeckyl & Hyde sci fi parody in there somewhere...
I read from another board that on the Blu-Ray, the Mandarin audio track doesn't have Vader's NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
In the old Star Wars Marvel comic adaptation, Jabba is an alien, but a totally different one.
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