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The Vintage Collection / Re: New York Comic Con 2011
« on: September 6, 2011, 10:31 AM »
Wow! Mark Hamill on the guest list!
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Its all garbage. Glad I have the originals on DVD at least. Only reason for me to get this is the deleted scenes and extras. that makes it worth it for me. Can stick the changes where the sun does not shine.
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As for the Vader "No. NOOOOO!!!" addition? It comes across kind of strangely on first viewing. Especially if you've been watching ROTJ on a regular basis since 1983. But there is a flipside to this story. The novelization of ROTJ indicates that there is more strife between Vader and the Emporer than the movie lets on. And the final cut of the movie doesn't indicate it as well as it might, since the scene with Vader, Moff Jerjerrod and the Royal Guards was cut.
So what did we get in the theatrical cut of ROTJ? One scene where the Emporer tells Vader that he was to have stayed on the command ship. And then Vader looks on as the Emporer is using his Force lightning on Luke. The Vader mask doesn't allow the viewer to see any kind of inner conflict with Vader. This is where the additional dialogue comes in. The whole "No. NOOOOO!!!" thing expresses Vader's conflict, and harkens back to Lucas's use of recurring themes. It doesn't feel right at first viewing, but it makes things work a little better from a story standpoint.
Strange, that I have not. I wonder if your feelings on this matter are clear, Lord Vader.It's kind of lost that the Emperor sees Vader and Luke as a threat to him.
Is this one going to be rigged I wonder?
Boy there are going to be a lot of Imp Dignitaries on eBay.
ROTJ was the first movie I ever saw in theatres so this NoOOO NOOOOOOO! thing just really bugs me. I hope we don't see Vader crying after he gets fryed having flashbacks to Padme after saving Luke.
It might not be a popular opinion, but I think the companies could stand to scale back the number of titles a little bit. Much like collecting, you only have to buy what you like, but the number of titles (especially for a struggling business) is unreal these days.