I recently watched a documentary called "The People vs. George Lucas", which was about how Star Wars and Indiana Jones fans alike were dissatisfied with what George did with Sequels, Prequels, and Remakes. It also talked about how far dedicated fans went and how attached they were to the series. There's been a lot of controversy around these things, and the movie did a really good job of summing it up.
In my opinion, George Lucas had all the right to make the Prequels to Star Wars, and the fans had all the right to complain. The movie's were badly written and well, just bad.
But the "Special Edition" versions of the prequels were uncalled for. The first 3 movie in the series were part of our cultural history, and changed the movie industry as we knew it. To change it is like changing our memories, our childhood. It seems like George is acting like he want's his mistakes to be eradicated, as his original version of Star Wars can only be seen on rare Laser Disc / VHS copies, as he didn't give an option to watch the original on DVD, Unlike E.T and many other movies.
I'd like to know what you think about this, as 2 brains is better than one. Or 3 brains. Or 4.
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