The release and unrelenting online backlash against the prequels arrived just in time for the development of YouTube, creating a whole new niche. This project is now a lynchpin of Star Wars fandom, usually cited as the best way to watch the original films.
Using a myriad of sources from the most recent Blu-rays to upscaled Laserdiscs, VHS copies, and more, Harmy has entirely removed George Lucas’ later digital additions and restored the original effects, in respect to those who worked tirelessly to create the Oscar-winning spectacle. The 1993 laser disc Star Wars Trilogy: The Definitive Collection would be also OK, if you have the player to use it, but you wont have a better image than with the DVD, as the source is the same.īut, be notified even those versions has some small changes, I recommend to check the wikipedia page about List of changes in Star Wars re-releases to pick the release you want.Approaching the same films from a totally opposite direction is Harmy’s Despecialized Edition, a version of the classic trilogy that has been painstakingly morphed to resemble the theatrical releases as closely as possible. It's just not good as the restored 1997 Special Edition (Gold or Silver box) and any subsequent release, which you should avoid because it include many changes from the original theatrical version.Īfter that, I think your best bet would be to check garage sales or to go on Ebay for the first VHS release of Stars wars or The "1995 VHS THX Edition" (Black box). It's because it used non-anamorphic video sourced from the 1993 LaserDisc releases.
If you heard that this 're-released' trilogy was not so good. There is a DVD box set release that came complete with the unaltered original films as bonus material.Įach movie comes as a two-disc set-one disc is the 2004 remastered version of the film, while the second disc is a version that captures its original theatrical presentation.
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