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So, this is more of an industry-wide issue than just this particular product, but on my internal drive on my HTPC the "Star Wars Crawl", and "In a galaxy far, far away..." are all in Spanish. There is no setting on the software (Leawo) or the disc menus to fix it. The only solution is using my standalone Blu-Ray player, which isn't brand new either. The default is English there. One thing I will say is that the DVD set I gave to my nephews that I'm replacing with this one had a ton more artwork on the inside of the packaging as well as on the discs. I didn't think this would matter to me, but it really does add to the experience. This set is really drab and straight forward inside.
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I bought this "9 disc set" of Blu Rays, received bootleg copy of 12 disc set. It wasn't even the 2011 blu ray versions on DVD, which is what you'd get if this was official, it was the 2006 DVD set of the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy discs. The resolution is alright, but the bitrate is low, producing a somewhat blocky image, with clearly visible compression artifacts. Not worth it.
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This is a 9 disc Blu-ray disc set 1-3 Blu-ray are the prequels, Phantom Menace, Attack of The Clones and Revenge of the Sith. With Blu-ray the quality of video and audio are exceptional, It all depends on how you feel about these movies, I did not care for attack of the clones but Phantom Menace is acceptable as well as revenge of the sith (in my opinion) obviously, Revenge of the Sith has memorable tacky lines which bring the whole movie down. 4-6 are the original trilogy (new edition) they have the modification that Lucas did on them, which are bad but not horrible as some people have stated, will not debate about who shot first. They have great audio, and the picture is more than acceptable. 7-9 are the Bonus Features, these are the ones that are the biggest let down. The content is not bad but surfing the material is annoying at best, too long (for me) to watch it all in one sitting, and in my opinion the best documentaries/featurettes are not available. I was also expecting more info about the prequels.Read full review
Very good material for sure , the master piece of cience fiction history. As a product is a good one colectible for the image and the material use to package. On the other hand, the case , yes the simple blue ray case is made of poor quality and it brokes at the center where the cd's goes in and in other parts the same thing hapens. The plastic is thin and fragile. This negative thing don't invalid that this one was made to shine like a diamond on your collection as a fanatic of the saga.
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First off, I am a huge Star Wars fan. I love the saga, I am not one of those people that constantly complain about the changes and how I only want the original movies the way that they were. I like additional insight into the story I know and love. Sure, there's bad acting. Sure, there's flaws in continuity. They're movies, and sci-fi fantasy ones at that, so you have to take these things with a grain of salt people. That being said, I enjoy the Blu-Ray version of my favorite movies, but I can't help but notice a few changes that have actually made me a little disappointed. They look great, and some of the new additions are very welcome but don't do a whole lot. I have by no means scoured these new offerings as of yet, but a cursory watching has brought a few things to my attention. The one glaring change that most, if not all, fans don't like is the addition of the "Nooooooo" to RotJ. I don't either, but whatever. What I noticed about RotJ immediately, is that the audio for the first 10-15 minutes of the movie seems a split second off: the voices don't quite match up with the actor's mouth movements. The second big thing for me was in TPM: in the scene where Qui-gon and Maul fight for the first time on Tattooine, after Qui-gon escapes and Maul is standing there before switching off his saber, Maul's saber is now orange instead of red. Really disappointing after the huge deal that was made about fixing Luke's saber color aboard the Millenium Falcon. I am happy though about the fixing of Luke and Vader's sabers in front of Palpatine's face, and the removal of the "space slugs" from the Emperor's eyes that have bothered me since childhood. The deleted scenes that were included are ones that we've seen before, and the additional ones for the prequel movies that we haven't are shoddily put together, as though they had nothing left to work with but needed to throw together to justify an inclusion of a special features disc. I do enjoy the documentaries, and the collecting of them all in one handy place is much appreciated. Overall, I am happy with my purchase because of the fact that I am switching all of my library over to Blu-Ray anyway and my favorite movies deserve to be among that collection. The small flaws can be overlooked, and there are always going to be some anyway with such a nitpicky director. If you haven't previously purchased the saga before, and you enjoy the quality of Blu-Ray, I would recommend this to you.Read full review
