Some Star Wars (non canon) history coming to Disney+
well that $4 Bn “divorce” settlement must help him sleep easy lol.Man I bet Lucas is really regretting selling the company now.
I just wish they'd gotten the reflections and lightsources right.I do like some of the expanded views of Cloud City that were added to ESB. It's just a beautiful location so it's nice to see a bit more of it in the film.
This reminded me that they added James Earl Jones as the voice of Darth Vader to the credits of the SE's. Not a scene but definitely a good change.
Ooh. Dammit. Thank you. That is a caveat one for me. >_< I like the initial overhead shot of the repulsors boosting the ship clear as the main drive comes up. Really gets across the rushed departure. But yeah, from there I prefer the original "grab sky" straight shot, not the SE swoop.I still prefer the Falcon's take off from docking bay 94 from the original. Straight and clean.
In my case, I prefer neither. That's one shot I think needs to be redone yet again. Less dynamism (SE), but the original looked like models stacked up -- and I never understood why the wings opened in reverse order.S-foils opening, original. The shot focused on the wings opening. In the SE, if you didn't know better, you'd hardly even notice them opening.
Much prefer the SE, if it could be redone with composited models rather than CG.X and Y wings leaving Yavin IV. Still prefer the original. Pinpoints of light shooting off into the distance rapidly.
I want to, but it just looks too much like a model to me. Same with the new shot of Obi-Wan's hut with the desert stretching out behind. Looks too CG. Good ideas, all, just not quite executed perfectly. One of the things I appreciate most about how Foundation Imaging did the new VFX for the Director's Edition of Star Trek: The Motion Picture is they studied the way the shooting stage lights interacted with the models and recreated that, as well as matching the original film grain and color saturation. The new effects really do blend in seamlessly.I like the new Sandcrawler shots.
Yeah, now, thanks to the SE, we know it's always either Red 5 or Red 2 blowing up (and always R2-D2 -- poor Artoo...Also, while I would've preferred less CG in the final battle, it was a little easier to follow. I remember the very first time I saw it in 77 it was kinda hard to tell who got blown up and who didn't during a few shots.