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(More customer reviews)Was this ever in stores? Well what is a laserdisk. What is the features. Sounds great.
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Return of the Jedi Review
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(More customer reviews)Was this ever in stores? Well what is a laserdisk. What is the features. Sounds great.
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Star Wars Special Wide Screen Edition LaserDisc (1977) Review
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(More customer reviews)This is the only way to see this movie in it's original form. The widescreen edition on Laserdisc is the last to exist before Lucas ripped it up and pretty much made it a joke. The original discs showed R2 getting captured in daylight, Solo shooting first and a handful of other editing mistakes. The widescreen special edition was released in '92 or '93 and for a very limited time. But is still the original version. Buy it while there are still very few copies available. The audio trumps anything on DVD and the video while a little pink at times is the best you can get. Also, the widescreen edition is the only way to get a disc with the very dynamic digital tracks. Anything earlier is analog.
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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away,... A Twentieth Century Fox Presentation a Lucasfilm Ltd. Production. Special Wide Screen Edition.
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Star Wars Trilogy Widescreen Collector's Edition Laser Disc Set (1978) Review
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(More customer reviews)These discs are the "THX" remastering of the original versions of the movie. The same version was converted to VHS but has much lower quality due to the format. The DVD/BR releases have both the special edition versions and non-remastered versions of the originals. This version is MUCH better quality than the non-remastered originals and doesn't have all of the annoying changes of the special edition. If you happen to have an LD player.. I'd pick this up.
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This collector's set comes with Laser Disc Sides 1-6 Star Wars, Sides 7-12 The Empire Strikes Back, Sides 13-18 Return Of The Jedi. A pamphlet of slide selections and a hardcover book "The Creative Impulse" by George Lucas