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The Star Wars DVD Original Trilogy and Prequels Trilogy Box Sets & Movies comprise Episodes I, II, III, IV, V, and VI of George Lucas's iconic Star Wars Saga-- and should definitely be in the collections of all Star Wars fans! These editions contain post-theatrical-release edits of the original three films, which caused a stir among some fans. As a completist and "purist" with high regard for the originals, I recommend getting both the original trilogy theatrical releases, PLUS these subsequent versions if possible. If not, the later versions seem a better deal for general viewing. Some changes to the original films seem puzzling, like altering Han and Greedo's confrontation, or inserting Jabba into Episode IV, or differing Yodas; but they aren't really harmful to storylines, focuses, or outcomes of the stories. And some changes actually clarify or link and enhance the tales. Case in point: placing Hayden Christensen's Anakin Skywalker as Force spirit in Episode VI completed the circle of the tale for the many who had come to know the character via the Prequels and beyond. Lucas's decision brought a connected closure to the adventurous journey that we had all taken along with the Saga's personages. Other reasons to go for these editions include the newer technologies that enhanced and enlivened the stories more than had been possible during their origins, and the fact that they are generally the more available and affordable versions to buy. All in all, these editions of the six movies are a savvy choice for collectors and fans! Highly recommended! Read full review
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The price was fair but upon trying to watch them, the discs were so scratched up and covered in a sort of chem film they were almost white. Not even reflective at that point until I took them to a media store and had them buffed enough to work properly. Overall I am unhappy because the fair price went to unfair once I had to have them professionally repaired at a cost so they would work.
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I hadn't watched this movie series for a very long time, and found myself enjoying it -- not only as much as I had in its original release at movie theaters, but from an entirely new level of appreciation. How far we have come in CGI when compared to the original Star Wars series, but more importantly, there is an extra appreciation level for how very innovative and creative the Lucas team was during those early years -- a classic story line of good versus evil, the characters of the story, the special effects, costuming, movie sets, etc. Truly, there is little wonder that this first Star Wars trilogy is a classic for all time and all audiences!
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I decided to buy the DVD set of all six episodes of Star Wars when my grandsons became interested in Star Wars after having played the Lego Star Wars game on Playstation 2. So it seemed like a natural time to introduce them to the original Star Wars episodes. I was not thrilled upon receiving the discs to see that the packaging was not in English but rather in Japanese or Chinese, I'm not sure which. Thank goodness there was an English subtitle on each disc so I knew which episode it was. Also all six discs were in a flimsy soft plasic sleeve that went inside a large hard plastic case rather than a hard case for each individual disc. Putting aside my dislike of the look of the product, the discs play well and the price was definitely reasonable. You are able to choose between English or the foreign version on most of the discs. Subtitles are automatically present on some discs and on others you can choose whether or not you want them on. Subtitles were helpful when some characters were speaking as otherwise you were not able to make out what they were saying. I did not like when a character "moaned" for instance and "moaned" was put in the subtitle however. I gave this product a good rating because I bought the product for my own use, and if you are able to overlook the packaging and subtitles running on the bottom of your screen then I think for the money you are getting a good deal. I think one might want to weigh in the pros and cons of all of the above before giving it as a gift though.Read full review
We bought this original trilogy, (4,5 & 6), on VHS tapes many years ago. We`ve found the first three on DVD`s, (1,2 & 3), at the goodwill over the last few years, but could never find the original first three. Very good images in your listing. Discs and sleeves are in very good condition -- Thank You
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This is a great deal for this classic trilogy. One weird glitch...the conversation between Han and Greedo in Star Wars is missing the subtitles, so you cannot understand what Greedo is saying. This is an important conversation as it plays out throughout the entire trilogy. Other than that...no complaints!
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I think it's great that they put out all the original Star Wars DVDs in a niced boxed set, but it was not necessary to add scenes, change music, or completely change some imperative scenes. The one that upset me the most is at the end of Episode VI, when Luke sees the holographic versions of Obi-Wan, Yoda, and Anakin. The original version shows Anakin's holograph at the age he was when he died. The new version shows Anakin as his 20-something self. It doesn't make any sense! He didn't die at 20 something, so why does he look like that? (Don't get me started on what a supremely awful actor Hayden Christiensen is.) If they're going to do it, they should follow through and make Ewan MacGregor come back as Obi-Wan, and make Yoda look cute and cuddly. Anyway, that's my rant. Anyone else agree?Read full review
Have the rest of the Star Wars movies on DVD, wanted to keep a full series on DVD and decided I didn't want to pay new to do so. I got a good deal on these. They are movies I have watched over and over again, so it is nice to have them on a format that I don't have to worry about wearing them out. fully satisfied.
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Are these movies the best that were ever made? No. Are they fan favorites and arguably the most influential movies ever made? Yes! While the original Star Wars (AKA "A New Hope") set the stage, "The Empire Strikes Back" is a better film, and "Return of the Jedi" performs the function of completing the trilogy in an entertaining way (even though the Ewoks will wear your patience pretty thin!). That said, I'm a huge fan. The statement that I worte earlier about them being fan favorites definitely applies to me. I have watched each of these films many, many times and often put them on as background noise when I'm doing other things. I love being surrounded by the Star Wars universe. There is very little that I can honestly say that I don't like/love about these movies. There is absolutely no way that I can recommend these films enough!Read full review
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I remember seeing Star Wars when it first opened in theaters in 1977. It was an amazing film and I went and saw it about seven more times with friends so to own the film and the other sequels that followed are a real treat that I never get tired of watching. The behind the scenes disk is entertaining and interesting in and of itself. This film changed the way movies are made and launched an exciting industry in film making, animation and special effects.
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