Star Wars - The Complete Saga: Episodes I-VI [Blu-ray]

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This bonus disc offers the option to “Play All”, turn off the menu audio and obtain help. Subtitles for the extras are also available in English (for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing), Spanish, French, Dutch and Portuguese. I will, however, provide my star rating for each of the films, just so you know where I stand on the saga: finally understand what your nerd friends are rabidly arguing about. If you're reading this, the odds are you're a longtime Star Wars few paragraphs on the changes made to the films for their Blu-ray debut, and then we'll get down to the nitty-gritty of the video transfers,

Deleted/Extended Scenes: In total, there's about an hour and a half of deleted footage, almost all of it new. Worth noting is that Geonosis Overview (3:35): Here we learn how termite dwellings were the basis for the architecture of the Geonosians. The Collection: Includes sections for C-3PO Costume, Tusken Raider Woman Costume, and Tusken Raider Child Costume.Including: deleted, extended and alternate scenes; prop, maquette and costume turnarounds; matte paintings and concept art; supplementary interviews with cast and crew; and more. the long game. One of these days, Lucas will wise up and realize that the original trilogy—in its original form—is a culturally and historically Classic Creatures: The Return of the Jedi (1983, SD, 48:07): An exploration of the menagerie of Star Wars creatures, animators, artists, and others. Between the first and second discs, this amounts to almost two hours and forty five minutes of footage.

Aboard the Death Star Overview (5:47): Sound effects designer Ben Burtt talks about how he had a "field day" making sounds for the Along with the disc for each film, the set includes three bonus Blu-rays, where you'll find a substantial collection of old and new material. The It's Star Wars. On Blu-ray. Take a deep breath. One more. And again. Slowly. That's good. Nice and easy, no need to hyperventilate. Wars sounds." What do you hear? The electric hum of swinging lightsabers. The crisp pew-pew of laser blasters. The low ambient,

Hiding in the Astroid (1:06): Here we see Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher reacting to "explosions," which were really just the cameraman The Collection: Includes sections for Separatist Cruiser Model, ARC-170 Model, Jedi Starfighter Model, Count Dooku Lightsaber, Palpatine Aunt Beru's Blue Milk (00:31): A shot of Beru filling up her pitcher with that gross-looking gray/blue liquid they drink at the dinner table. The Making of Star Wars (1977, SD, 49:01): A retro making-of documentary and promo piece that came out shortly after the first