Wiki Weekends | George Lucas Couldn't Stop Ruining The Original Star Wars Trilogy

[@JonnyPhive]

Minor point of fact regarding blasters in Star Wars, they are not Lasers. They shoot Plasma bolts, that travel significantly slower than light speed.

[@MercivalPrime]

Yep, that ain't a laser

[@MakCurrel]

Funny that Karl mentioned Steven Spielberg. He rereleased ET where cops chasing the boys had their shotguns digitally replaced by radios. And South Park did a spoof of it, where they had the opening of Saving Private Ryan done again with all the soldiers havening their weapons replaced with walkie talkies.

[@MosoKaiser]

And to Spielberg's credit, he listened to the negative feedback, came to agree the walkie talkies were dumb and promised to only release E.T. unaltered in the future.

[@tadpolegaming4510]

@@MosoKaiser too bad that hasn't happened

[@MakCurrel]

@@jesusmora9379 What! Nobody cared about ET? Not true.

[@0Fyrebrand0]

I can understand the discomfort with the image of police officers preparing to fire shotguns at children (hey, it was a different time!) but the replacement really makes the scene kind of ridiculous. You're supposed to see the guns being taken out as the music grows tense and ominous, the kid winces and shuts his eyes preparing for the worst, and this danger is what inspires ET to levitate the kids and take to the skies to escape safely. With walkie-talkies, the music becomes ominous for no reason, the kid winces at nothing in particular, and... well, I guess the flying still helps them escape, but it doesn't have the same meaning as before.

[@tadpolegaming4510]

@@0Fyrebrand0 and it's completely realistic for Feds to gun down children to protect their own interests

[@pixelcutterofficial]

The biggest change that I adore over all the other crap is the change of language in the star wars scenes. Any and all possible text in the scenes was changed from English to the "Galactic Standard"

[@ErenE2706]

its called aurabesh i believe

[@mattwillerton6775]

@@kabob0077 but from my understanding it's a lot easier to learn than those 3 haha

[@lordnul1708]

iirc the actual language is called "basic" which serves as the Star Wars version of Common from D&D

[@pixelcutterofficial]

@@lordnul1708 is basic from some other sci fi? 🤣

[@lookingforwookiecopilot]

George never really liked Star Wars because it wasn't "his baby", he had to accept input from others, that's why he wants to destroy the original movies, so the only versions anyone now will ever know will be HIS versions! Without other peoples input George Lucas is nothing but a "B" movie hack, the "special editions" and prequels have proved that! George Lucas Dark Lord of the Sith, and Mickey Mouse his apprentice,...young fools, only now in the end do you understand!

[@ArticAnomaly]

The worst part of this is that George Lucas was one of the directors that spoke out against the colourisation of older movies in the 80's - famously calling it barbarism. He was against changing other movies but ironically became obsessed with changing his.

[@Anthropomorphic]

The colorization controversy typically involved companies colorizing movies without the involvement -- or even against the express wishes -- of their original creators. The most charitable interpretation of Lucas' opposition would be that he was mainly against people messing with other people's works, while his alterations are restricted to his own works.

[@VaqueroCoyote]

They were his movies at the time and he was able to do whatever the hell he wanted with them. Don't worry I'm sure you're happy with The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker.

[@mackmitchell94]

George Lucas was against that because it was companies changing an artists work without their permission. Lucas haters on YT try to spin this by making him look like a hypocrite but that fails once you put a little research into it. George has no problem with an artist improving upon their work which is what he did with the special edition. I have the original cut of the original trilogy and I never watch it. Because last time I did, it didn’t age well. The effects while groundbreaking for the time don’t hold a candle to today and the effects used in later Star Wars films. George updated the picture to HD with the remasters as well as updating the effects to make these films work for today. He understood that Star Wars doesn’t belong to one generation, and that it in fact belongs to all generations. You think kids today would like the original cut of the original trilogy? Especially after watching the prequels with their amazing effects and action? No they wouldn’t and it wouldn’t work because they would wonder why the picture looked so shitty, and why the ships look funny when they’re flying, and why it looks so fake compared to the other ones.

[@CassidyCope]

Ironic, isn't it? He could save the films of others, but he could not save his own.

[@lookingforwookiecopilot]

@@mackmitchell94 There's more to a great movie than special effects. After watching modern effects in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, I still enjoy watching older movies with basically toy boats in bathtubs and stop motion, Jason and the Argonauts style, low budget stuff! To think that kids will only love a movie if it has the latest and greatest special effects is shallow and unimaginative! George Lucas is nothing but a "B" movie hack who only cares about superficialities! He has two great Star Wars movies that no one can see anymore, and six "B" Star Wars movies that only shallow people like!

[@henryseeman2006]

Description: Wolverine is one of Marvel's most iconic and timeless heroes, but how did his Canadian heritage help him survive? Me: Wait

[@TombunnyHunter]

The Canadian government stepped in when Lucas tried to CGI in blunt claws, because obviously a hero would knock out his attackers, not try to maim or kill them. Canada said, "Not this time, George. He is OUR hero."

[@Quirderph]

😂😂😁😂😂

[@BG-gr6vc]

Wolverine is the best at what he does, but what he does isn’t very nice.

[@Multi-Tech]

"Jedi Rocks" may be cringe, but it fits rather well in Battlefront 2's Mos-Eisley Assault mode.

[@bforthigh1617]

Multi Tech Power I actually like it lmao. I think fans just overreact.

[@nickshane9314]

Old school star wars battlefront 2 or new school battlefront

[@gustavop.9379]

@@bforthigh1617 you are TOTALLY CORRECT

[@nameynamename3758]

@@MarCuseus What

[@noricomin4413]

@@MarCuseus The Original Battlefront 2

[@DarthEomer]

This has made me realize that my grandparents have some weird version of the Original Trilogy that was released after the 2004 eyebrow edit, but somehow lacks most of the special edition changes like the dumb Jabba and Greedo shooting at all. And I think the ewoks blink? I don't remember noticing it since last watching their copy of Return of the Jedi. And Cloud City has windows. These changes feel inconsistent.

[@emjenkins464]

My dad's has a DVD version and from what I can remember it lacks half of these changes...

[@qwertymanor]

There's like 3 different versions of the special edition.

[@Crlarl]

There were "Limited Edition" releases of each film from 2006 which included the 2003/04 version and the original 1977/80/83 version as a bonus disc. This release is better quality than the 1993 laserdisc release but is made from the same poor quality transfer. If you own these releases, consider yourself lucky as they are quite valuable now.

[@blakdeth]

I like the change to cloud city though. The Orange windows looks very pleasing and more interesting than endless white hallways.

[@TF80s]

There was some background stuff that was a welcome addition but he just didn't know when to leave well enough alone.

[@blakdeth]

@@TF80s yeah. That's why there are too many versions of episode 4, and why the special edition versions of episode 6 are terrible. The only movie that benefits from George's strange desire for re-edits, is empire strikes back. Where it was mostly cleanup.

[@TF80s]

@Matthew Chenault Yeah but that doesn't mean it should be wiped from existence...Nobody is saying it should be the only version available but it should be made available to fans who want it.

[@thesacredlobo]

@Matthew Chenault - Because not everyone agrees that the older versions are objectively inferior. While they may be visually inferior that doesn't mean they are inferior in terms of pacing. After all, George really likes to add in new scenes that add little if anything to the film and only serve to waste people's time. In the words of William Shakespeare, "brevity is the soul of wit."

[@richardreinier2378]

fun fact: the yell they added when Luke falls in Cloud City, is the same exactly yell the Emperor screams when Vader throws him to the void in Return of the jedi

[@jmurray1110]

That scene was in 1 edition and even George knew to change it back

[@youngThrashbarg]

Put Holiday special in the Library of Congress just to mess with Lucas.

[@GrymsArchive]

Lucas made serious bank. 2 billion cash and 2 billion in Disney stock. The price of the stock when he got it: $43 Today that stock is worth: $113 So that stock is worth what, about *5bn* now

[@cubeincubes]

Disney stock is almost 200 now. Crazy

[@ScoobieDoobie197474]

In the original Han was the only one to shoot

[@battmarn]

13:50 I met Femi Taylor at a comic con in 2014 and she still looks the same now. She’s aged like a fine wine

[@AsbestosMuffins]

love all the weird little ones like they put R2D2 in a cave surrounded by rocks when it wasn't in a cave to begin with

[@MosoKaiser]

That's indeed a weird alteration. It doesn't add anything, doesn't look cool, and begs the question of how the hell a droid like R2-D2 managed to squeeze/dig its way to a cave like that.

[@franciscoalejandro7567]

Huh, didn't remember Wolverine being involved.

[@Lordalexzader]

George Lucas has petitioned Disney to add Wolverine, now that they have the rights. He WILL accomplish his original vision.

[@connor8163]

“George you’re movie is a success, people across the world. ITS PERFECT” George: Hold up lemme MACLUNKEY

[@rredeyee2460]

"Already perfect you say.. hold my beer" G.L

[@nicknack124]

Did you have a stroke?

[@nicknack124]

@@RandyNachoManSandwich I paid attention. The Maclunkey thing makes sense. It's the rest of the comment that's unintelligible/weirdly structured

[@domomitsune5920]

Well that explains why I have different memories of seeing the trilogy. I thought it was the Mandela effect not edited and erased from history.

[@TF80s]

That's what I was thinking...he changes it so much that every time you watch Star Wars now it's gonna be different version from the original.

[@DessertMonkey]

I remember when Obi-Wan was pretending to do a Krayt Dragon cry to scare some Tusken Raiders, and it went from that to him sounding like he stepped on a lego instead.

[@Quirderph]

That cry is different in every version... for some reason.

[@Livingmeerkat68]

The eyebrow removal is one of the only things I think is possitive, I mean look at him with eyebrows! I'm glad they did that one

[@TF80s]

I think they also changed his eyes though..I'm sure I heard that they superimposed Haydan's eyes in at some stage.

[@awandererfromys1680]

@@TF80s Only a recolor of Sebastian Shaw's eyes, as his were actually brown. That was my childhood Vader though, brown eyes and very bushy eyebrows.

[@beriorgar]

honestly, the only acceptable change was removing vader's eyebrows

[@talion4033]

And having Hayden as the force ghost

[@darrenwolboldtalk2]

I liked them he kinda looks like a boiled egg now

[@DillsyYourDaddy67]

Ian McDiarmid as the Emperor in ESB was acceptable

[@Reggie1408]

@@talion4033 no

[@DmccullochD]

@@talion4033 so when did he learn this ability because it is learned not just something on his last breath he can decide upon? And being in the dark side yoda isnt gonna teach him and neither is ben, he certainly didnt have time to figure it out after luke left him on the death star as it blew up

[@asheeppuppet4020]

Linehan has long since lost the right to being described with the word amazing.

[@jaredpeacemaker795]

I'm so happy I have the original unedited versions on vhs

[@nickshane9314]

Thing is even that one has changes to it I knew star wars had changes but dam this is just legit insane

[@Braddowski]

Spielberg did go back and 'do a Lucas' with ET where he edited out the guns from the police in the iconic flying bike scene and replaced them with walkie talkies

[@goodsuc81]

Braddowski but he realized his mistake and only releases the original

[@Charolette21]

It always pisses me off that George was so petty as to deny the government a duplicatable reel of the Non-special edition of Star Wars. If I was given one time to change history, I would change that, that and preserve the contents that were in the library of Alexandria.

[@booman9990]

“In the future it will become even easier for old negatives to become lost and be “replaced” by new altered negatives. This would be a great loss to our society. Our cultural history must not be allowed to be rewritten.” -George Lucas, 1988 I wish I was making this up.

[@Charolette21]

@@booman9990 Where the hell did that George go and when was he replaced?

[@Charolette21]

Matthew Chenault but he had to know that what he was doing was a little ridiculous. Besides Lucas lost proper control when people went crazy expanded universe stuff and the franchise got a life of its own.

[@Charolette21]

@Matthew Chenault The writers of all those EU stories only sought his approval because he was the creator god of this whole universe and was and was still dedicated to it. They still would have written stories without him, it wouldn't matter if they were bad.

[@voodoodolll]

@@Charolette21 Where he went? The worst, most mean spirited, entitled, vitriolic fandom in the world happened to him. George Lucas is dead. For we have killed him.

[@mrh8353]

MacClunkey is the most perfect addition to star wars, nay, any movie in the history of the universe

[@altboi4369]

here before they correct the description gang

[@TF80s]

What was the mistake?

[@sophireal]

I got you Karl, I added the extra 8 "Os".

[@pyrogirl55]

Alfadillo Gonadicus you’re doing god’s work

[@A.Tag90]

And yet people think George Lucas would've saved the new trilogy.

[@MDPToaster]

A.Tag90 Well he did save The Empire Strikes Back before it was released.

[@A.Tag90]

@@MDPToaster He also gave us Jar Jar Binks.

[@MDPToaster]

A.Tag90 I don’t see anything wrong with that.

[@Knightmessenger]

If Disney had listened to his story ideas, it would have been saved from a lack of originality or consistent vision.

[@nicko1738]

@@bandawin18 Are you stupid ?

[@Alagachak]

...The strength in that silence... just the head turning and music, the cries of luke, the sudden flur of movement as a decision is made , a grab and stoic silence doing what needs to be done... incredibly powerful.

[@clink6017]

George Lucas: ruins his work by adding too many details Also George Lucas: doesn’t even give Yoda’s race a name

[@psychic2021]

Does that mean the Mandela Effect about the line “Luke, I am your father” might actually have been said in versions that no one but a select few people even saw?

[@sirdogs8766]

No, that's always been a Mandela Effect. Vader is replying to Luke saying Vader killed his father. Besides, if only a select few people saw it, then it wouldn't be such a big misconception, it likely would have faded into obscurity.

[@timgallagher9229]

I agree, it's possible there's a version of the likely hundreds that Lucas messed with that have that dialog. Good theory

[@flyingchairguy2221]

I love how the other pictures are place right in above jango’s head just like when he got his head cut off

[@pulcherius]

One of the greatest treasures of 27th century archeology is finding an original copy of Star Hope, A New Wars saga. Sadly it may be lost forever.

[@EggieBoi1284]

We can all agree that George was far better than the disney star wars films will ever be

[@Danbo22987]

The Autistic Spider Egg you...you have watched Attack of the Clones...recently....right?

[@nii_t]

HE'S WEARING THE SHIRT!

[@blackbasil88]

Perfect description guys, perfectly summarized the episode

[@jamesoverholt878]

Shout out to a good change, adding city scapes to the interior shots of Cloud City in Empire Strikes Back

[@HoshijiroTS336]

Editing a classic movie trilogy is a pathway to many alterations that some consider to be.....unnatural.

[@Funkis1991]

The Mandalorian background was made using game engine "Unreal", witch makes this tv show more computer game, than a tv show :)

[@130shooter1]

Robot chicken did a skit about steven speilberg where he wanted to rerelease jaws and make changes. One of them was the shark wielding a chainsaw and chasing people down the beach

[@ringokageyama6439]

In Empire they added in Luke screaming as he fell after his hand is cut off. Luke originally did not scream

[@Furzkampfbomber]

For some reason I now have an image of a terribly adipose and scruffy George Lucas in my mind, who shuffles through his giant mansion filled with perserving jars full of his own urine and with empty Kleenex boxes for shoes on his feet, talking to himself and muttering dialogue lines from Star Wars, while making little Star Wars characters out of Kleenex and shifting them around on a table in order to find the perfect scene.

[@davidwickline9710]

Is this not what George Lucas is?

[@Bertaut]

The problem with the Force ghost of Anakin wasn't that they replaced the original actor with Hayden Christenson. It was that they used stock footage of him from one of the prequels, and didn't even bother to change the fact that he's looking in a different direction than Obi-Wan and Yoda. I mean sure, change the colour of the opening scroll, put rocks in front of R2-D2, put in a put musical number, add CGI Jabba - all vital changes - but fix it so that eyelines match? Nah. That's foolish.

[@lookingforwookiecopilot]

You guys deserve to know what really caused all this. See, George Lucas actually died in 1981. In the desire to finish the trilogy, George's dead body was buried in Stephen King's pet cemetary. Unfortunately, as we all know now, when you bury someone in that cemetary, yes they come back, but they come back evil. Hence everything that follows. Boba Fett dying like one of the Three Stooges, Luke and Leia being brother an sister, the Empire being defeated by teddy bears,...makes perfect sense now right! The dumpster fire you're talking about now (the "special editions"), the prequels being made exclusively for children (not to mention all the inconsistencies and contradictions with the original story) it all makes perfect sense now that you know,... George Lucas is an undead abomination with no soul!

[@tedgovostis7351]

As a kid, in the run up to Empire, I remember seeing something on TV about how Star Wars was the middle of the story and even during the period between the release of the Christmas Special and Empire there was public talk about a prequel set of films.

[@landonletterman831]

When Asoka cuts Vader's helmet face off, in Rebels, and his eyebrows are still there. I can't say nothing, it's the same trick Obi-Wan used on the Death Star, when he got cut down and his robes weren't even singed

[@Quirderph]

I believe the creators said that was to make Vader emote better.

[@CrittersRule247]

"They show extreme intelligence, even problem-solving intelligence. Especially the big one. We bred eight billion originally, but when she came in she took over the pride and killed all but two million of the others."

[@danielnugent7046]

The worst of them all, the changes to songs in Jabba's Palace and the Ewoks village. I can remember running around, as a child, in my undwear. Now I'm like, Wtf I don't want my kid singing this rigiculous heresy!

[@MizzurWalrus]

Go onto the wikipedia article and add an extra “O” once a week onto the end of vader falling

[@Edramon53]

Star Wars - where the idea of 'Death of the Author' would have been for best.

[@johnoliver2359]

For those who are a fan of the original trilogy, and hate the Lucas alterations there's a fan project called the despecialized trilogy. The original movies, on Blu-ray as close to the cinematic release as possible. There a must for Star Wars fans.

[@Legs_]

The footage of Hayden Christensen at the end of jedi is from his costume screen test and you can totally tell....

[@xtragoose]

Missed what this was about. Too busy watching the floating hand holding the coffee mug... magic

[@favoritemustard3542]

@ 6:30 - 6:42 "...& saw a version of the film, no one else will get to see." & we wonder where the Mandela Effect comes from?

[@aisforanimate4703]

Here before they change the description

[@myrixica4222]

I think the thought of Tarkan destroying Alderran whilst weaing pink fluffy slippers makes it even more terrifying.

[@lbryant2261]

Well,there's the idea of "In Medias Res." Basically, this means "In the midst of things." An example would be the Iliad, which begins in the middle of the Trojan War. The idea is that you start in the middle of things, and then go back and explain how you got there via flashbacks. Also, the scream when Boba Fett falls into the Sarlacc pit is the infamous Wilhelm Scream. It's been used in over 433 films. It was used in all the Star Wars films except for the Rise of Skywalker.

[@andymac4883]

That's a pretty common belief, but I'm pretty sure it was a skiff guard falling into the Pit who let out the Wilhelm.

[@tadpolegaming4510]

I was pissed when I didn't hear it in Episode 9

[@sirdogs8766]

Wait it's not in Rise of someonewhoisn'taskywalker? I never watched that film so I didn't know that. I'm so glad I didn't watch that film.

[@stevenfrew9418]

I saw every original Star Wars in the cinemas.Within a couple of days of their release.Maybe in the future.I can retrieve it from my subconscious and project it onto a TV.

[@sirdogs8766]

There is something called the despecialized version that a fan edited together. It tries to make the films into a high quality version of the original unaltered films. That is the best way to view the original trilogy.

[@mykephoon5836]

Star Wars is so strange cause it is a Fantasy-western samurai film with sci-fi elements and it is referred to as just a sci-fi by many people

[@MillRunner]

I like the change in Empire where they added a scream to Luke jumping off the platform in Cloud City to Vader, which makes it sound like he accidentally fell instead of choosing death over joining Vader.

[@andymac4883]

Not only that, I think they gave him the same scream that the Emperor lets out as he's falling down the Death Star shaft.

[@HeliumFreak]

According to Lucas the Jabba the Hut scene was shot with the intention at a later date to replace the guy with a creature. It was never meant to be a person, just a place holder. Having said that i think the scene adds nothing to the film and i wish it was never added. Also based on predictions, Disney havent yet made their money back. Getting billions in the box office isnt taking into account the costs of the films, marketing, the cut the theatres take and a few other things.

[@freakyfrosty4277]

Last time I was this early my girlfriend laughed then left me for Tyrone.

[@thatotherguy27]

Nobody here mentioning the terrible emperor effect from ESB getting replaced. That was an alright edit.

[@CabbetteNZ]

ive got at least one version of return of the Jedi without the nooooo and one with the nooooo

[@dangerspoon3693]

I've seen the version of Jabba and Han in the hanger with no effects added, and Harrison Ford steps on a box to replicate stepping on the tail.

[@KristopherBel]

No that must be a Mandela effect, because when that scene was filmed Jaba didn't have a tail, so there would have been no reason to have a box, also the characters walked right through where the box would have been.

[@existentialselkath1264]

The fact that the changes were made isn't the problem. The problem is that it's impossible to buy the theatrical edit

[@Bonko78]

Jeez I feel old, when some dude who wasn't even born when the Gold Edition was released, is reading about it off his cellphone on KZbin, marvelling at stuff that I have tried to suppress since my teens. Makes me want to dig up my VHS and watch Actual Star Wars again.

[@shadowsources]

The worst thing for me, aside from greedo's death was the removal of the yub yub song. As a kid, I loved that song.

[@procow2274]

Ive never seen vader say no during the luke palpatine scene

[@MosoKaiser]

You've been lucky to miss that version. It's horrible. Totally ruins the scene.

[@kimjongun2946]

The best change by far was inserting that CGI rock in front of R2 on Tatooine

[@donato8983]

They really did star wars patch notes huh...

[@Aipe-em1uk]

Is this why everyone remembers "Luke, I am your father"

[@bazillin4138]

if only that was the quote....

[@brown-eyedcheese5440]

Is it not “Luke, I am your father” ?

[@iBloodxHunter]

@@maninthetrenchcoat5603 " No Luke, I am your father!"

[@andymac4883]

@@iBloodxHunter There is no Luke. Just a no.

[@TF80s]

I wouldn't be surprised..we should start calling the Mandela effect the George Lucas effect.

[@MatoranLoreMaster]

Hayden Christiansen Anakin is the Jedi, his force ghost is how he sees himself as a Jedi, before his fall to the darkside

[@BainesMkII]

I never believed Lucas's claims about the Han/Jabba scene, that the actor playing Jabba was just a stand-in for the future. Not that you can trust Lucas as a source anyway, as he has long had a history of revising his own history.

[@themeanestkitten]

Vader's nooooo!!! Is because vader's helmet works like speech to text, when he talks the computer reads it and make it's best guess at with he is trying to say but it can't do screams, so him saying no is just vader screaming inside his suit 😿

[@Quirderph]

... then why does he scream when Luke hits him in the shoulder? There's nothing *weird* about Vader screaming "Nooooo" (or at least, it's not weirder than everybody else doing it.) The problem was the *delivery*, which just sounded silly.

[@granpappy77]

I've watched a lot of these videos and just noticed that part of the hosts arm is gone due to the greenscreening reading the green in his tattoo.

[@dashlaru2]

Are you familiar with the Harmes "Despecialised Edition" of Star Wars? This bloke went to rediculous effort to restore the original cut of the Star Wars films in in HD. There's some good documentary about it, and he's had to resort to torrenting the final product to hard core fans.

[@sirdogs8766]

Yes, thank you for talking about this. If you ever want to watch the original trilogy, these versions are the best way to view it. Shame it's technically illegal, but they won't give us a version like this legally.

[@krismorrelle1088]

Disney is actually still in the red on star wars

[@krismorrelle1088]

@@grumpyoldman3458 both

[@andrewmeyer3599]

Lucas started with Episode 4 because he saw it as more interesting to be thrown into the middle of the story when stuff is really getting crazy. Oddly enough, he also almost named the famous Skywalker family the Starkiller family, which was later used for TFU

[@Jompani42]

I think people back then must have been confused as the title crawl started on Empire in 1980, since it has always been saying "Episode V", and the title change of Star Wars came the year after with "Ep IV- ANH" re-release. The most unnecessary special edition change/addition was in Empire at the end when Luke is being rescued from Cloud City. In the original we got to see Darth Vader go towards a landing platform saying "bring my shuttle", then cut back to Luke and next time we saw Vader he was on his super star destroyer bridge. In special edition we get to see every step of the way for him to get there- which is extremely important for the plot of course ... This cutting up the flow of the scene- and the musical cue. Stooopid!

[@Wynnie1121]

you could also hear a gungan yelling "WESA FREEEEEEEEEE" on naboo

[@blackfire3744]

I think a few fans were a little put off that the Wolfman patron in the cantina scene was replaced with another CG alien.

[@joshelliott1826]

Imagine being one of the people who saw the cut that isn't around anymore, and getting into arguments with people about how something happened, only to watch the movie now and find out technically you were wrong

[@drlarrymitchell]

Your right arm is more entertaining than anything the Disney Star Wars hath yet wrought.

[@jaymantisgaming]

Instead of Darth Vader shouting 'Noooooooo' it should of been ''MY BABY BOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYY'' (DBZ-Abridged reference)

[@AnnoyingMoose]

The scene with Han talking with the CGI Jabba was actually a great change! When Han walks around Jabba it's clear that him stepping on his tail hurt Jabba but Han has zero reaction so it comes across as him not caring about Jabba's pain (which shows how much of an independent rogue he was). When the scene ends with Han saying "Jabba, you're a beautiful human being" it comes across as DRIPPING with sarcasm so if anyone watches this as their first ever Star Wars movie it makes a great introduction to the character of Han Solo.

[@procow2274]

Why was i not told of these other secret versions D:

[@mr80s81]

*We sure needed another greedo line*

[@user-ts8fj5kj2z]

15:55 THE EYEBROWS TOO?

[@jg2232]

Not just the scenes but the audio and eyebrows too

[@Quirderph]

@@jg2232 I BURNED THEM!

[@BigIron-ex4hi]

I’m now distracted with the fact part of his arm is now invisible

[@Keinish79]

I am starting to think that George Lucas made some of those changes just to give some of those star bucks to the cast of the movie.

[@vstar7196]

Lucas made those changes to test the CGI technology that would be used in the prequel films. Then he had them released to the theatres to secure the money to make those prequels. A total waste of money.

[@Kmweber]

Here before the description is changed

[@chocolatecheese1234]

If a movie ever needed to be changed or fixed it should be the CGI of the original Jumanji. At least that would be understandable.

[@Luke3107]

Sod it, I keep coming back to these and watching them. Guess I better subscribe then lol.

[@robsanders2000]

Stephen Spielberg: well the TRex was originally supposed to have a hat and a monocle... soo...

[@leonmayne797]

George Lucas has never heard of picture lock.

[@williamhurstcampaign6386]

I have that same enormous mug... And I regularly bring it to work... At a liquor store, where I bullshit with the customers about things.

[@blankypooh5177]

The description is the Wolverine video description.

[@willifiambillifcant9003]

🍻 my man love the content, always!

[@DrewPicklesTheDark]

I appreciate the special edition after the horrors Disney has been putting out.

[@Danbo22987]

DrewPicklesTheDark lol what? They made perfectly fine popcorn flicks. Star Wars was based on Flash Gordon not Shakespeare.