chad
writes, If you haven’t already heard about it at
slashdot
or Sci-Fi
Storm, DVDAnswers.com
has a detailed
analysis of the changes between the original,
special edition, and DVD versions of the Star Wars
Episode 4: A New Hope. What’s really neat about
it is that they have screenshots showing the
changes. This is more detailed that the one we
pointed you to before the official release.

This wraps up the original trilogy a bit later than I
had intended. Sorry about that.
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Two down, one to go. That one will likely wait until
some time tomorrow, as I work late tonight.
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Yes, there are spoilers in this review. If you
haven’t seen this movie, I don’t know why you’re even
reading this site.
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No real surprise that he’s defending it, but the article (from Sci-Fi Wire) does a good job of summing up the changes.

Way back when, Lucas claimed that Star Wars would eventually consist of a trilogy of trilogies. Then, for a long time, he denied that he would ever make the final trilogy, three episodes which take place after the original three.

According to this story, we might be seeing these after all.

Is this a good thing, or not?

The title of episode 3 and a miscellaneous news
roundup (including DVD releases) is available on
the official Star Wars site.

Mark your calendars for May 19th, 2005. No word on when geeks will start waiting in line…

Yeah, it’s a day late, but it is funny.

Cinescape has the
story. Unspecified cuts of Star Wars
episodes IV, V, and VI will be released in a box set
very similar to the Indiana Jones set on
September 21, 2004.