Same as most of y'all. Some SE changes I agree with, some I don't, some were a good idea but needed to be executed better... Opening up Cloud City was good, but they messed up some of the lighting and reflections. Adywan addressed a couple big things in the Battle of Yavin, like the moon being visible behind the fighters as they flew toward the Death Star and Yavin being a backdrop to the battle rather than utterly missing during it. I love the new flight from Mos Eisley, but the Jabba scene in docking bay 94 needs to go. And so on like that.
When it comes to ROTJ, I've already made my feelings clear that it and everything since has been waaaaaaaaaay too foreshortened, so the debate between OOT and SE version is moot when neither address the underlying problems. But a few biggies that do leap out are "Jedi Rocks" (ugh), Vader's "NOOOOOO!" (ugh), Young Ghost Anakin (ugh), and the extended celebration montage. You're telling me that within an hour of the Emperor and Vader dying, word has reached every backwater in the galaxy? The bureaucratic machine of the Empire wouldn't be actively suppressing that? Be that as it may, why is Mos Eisley celebrating like that? Has there been an Imperial garrison there since they couldn't find the droids in time four years earlier? On the subject of garrisons, Vader threatened to leave one on Cloud City, but did he? If so I can see them being happy if events at Endor necessitated an Imperial pull-out... but I can't see the withdrawal happening that fast. Naboo is dicey. Their senator became Chancellor of the Senate, then Emperor. Which his successor as senator objected to, but she died in office before anything could be done one way or the other. We don't know what popular opinion on the planet was after that. And Coruscant? The seat of Imperial power? They'd be in planetwide mourning -- if the ISB let word of the Emperor's death get out at all.
I like how Aftermath skewed that last. That was a few thousands or maybe tens of thousands gathered in monument plaza, who had heard the news through less-than-official channels. Out of a planet of over ten billion. And right after the camera cut away, essentially, the troops rolled in and started blasting the dissidents.
But I do agree with the removal of old Anakin's eyebrows and making him more pallid, and the addition of eyelids for the Ewoks. So there's that.
When it comes to ROTJ, I've already made my feelings clear that it and everything since has been waaaaaaaaaay too foreshortened, so the debate between OOT and SE version is moot when neither address the underlying problems. But a few biggies that do leap out are "Jedi Rocks" (ugh), Vader's "NOOOOOO!" (ugh), Young Ghost Anakin (ugh), and the extended celebration montage. You're telling me that within an hour of the Emperor and Vader dying, word has reached every backwater in the galaxy? The bureaucratic machine of the Empire wouldn't be actively suppressing that? Be that as it may, why is Mos Eisley celebrating like that? Has there been an Imperial garrison there since they couldn't find the droids in time four years earlier? On the subject of garrisons, Vader threatened to leave one on Cloud City, but did he? If so I can see them being happy if events at Endor necessitated an Imperial pull-out... but I can't see the withdrawal happening that fast. Naboo is dicey. Their senator became Chancellor of the Senate, then Emperor. Which his successor as senator objected to, but she died in office before anything could be done one way or the other. We don't know what popular opinion on the planet was after that. And Coruscant? The seat of Imperial power? They'd be in planetwide mourning -- if the ISB let word of the Emperor's death get out at all.
I like how Aftermath skewed that last. That was a few thousands or maybe tens of thousands gathered in monument plaza, who had heard the news through less-than-official channels. Out of a planet of over ten billion. And right after the camera cut away, essentially, the troops rolled in and started blasting the dissidents.
But I do agree with the removal of old Anakin's eyebrows and making him more pallid, and the addition of eyelids for the Ewoks. So there's that.
Do you not have a way to run a cable from your computer to the TV? Most over the last decade and a half have either an HDMI port on the computer or a monitor cable plug on the TV...I wish I had a dvd of his ESB revisited. Well, actually I do (in fact, I think someone on this board sent it to me), but it will only play on my computer. Can't get it to work in a dvd player. I want to see it on my 70" screen.