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Hahaha thank you very much!!

You acknowledged that I aged him up, and then said he's suddenly young? The idea was to make him the correct canonical age of 45. And I did it because it hadn't been done before, and I've always throught this is how the Special Edition should have been. I do also like the Shaw version, but you can watch the theatrical version for that.

As the PDF states, the web-player only plays the isolated score tracks. You have to download the files to play the 5.1 audio track.

@@TheVarietyGuy oops sorry man, didn’t check everything. Thx

@@quinten2529 No worries! I hope you enjoy

Then watch the original movie?

I only made English subtitles, but someone else made Korean subtitles for it, and I think someone was working on German subtitles. The Korean subs are available on TheStarWarsTrilogy forums thread

@@TheVarietyGuy thanks man

I was aware of that error, but I didn't try to fix it. I'm not as advanced as Adywan, haha

As the PDF says right below the download links, the web-player will only play the isolated score audio tracks. You have to download the files to play the 5.1 audio track.

Agreed!

Yep! The 2160p and 1080p ISO files are available on TheStarWarsTrilogy.com forum, and they are for BD50 (50gb) disks.

@@TheVarietyGuy Any chance you can recommend a good Blu-ray burner drive? I got one from Amazon and tried burning one of the files but the computer said I didn't have enough space on the drive (the max space was 45.1 GB and it needed like 7 more GB)

@@dimension7prod Is it saying you don't have enough space on your hard-drive, or the burner drive itself? The drive shouldn't have any storage limits of its own... My burner is a UHD burner, Pioneer BDR-XS07. It's worked great for me!

@@TheVarietyGuy Yeah mine has a limit of 45.1 GB but it didn’t have that in the description when I bought it from Amazon

Check out the link in the description

@@TheVarietyGuy Thanks

Thank you!

Thank you!! I'm glad!

Thank you! Well the prequels don't have various versions like the originals do, (other than puppet Yoda vs CGI Yoda in Episode I), so there isn't really anything for me to do with them like this. However, I did make a 4-hour-long super-cut edit combining Episode III with the last four episodes of The Clone Wars, "Revenge of the Sith & The Siege of Mandalore".

lol, I understood that reference

Hey there, there's a top comment a few down in this comment section that gives a great workaround for that daily limit.

It's the Lucasfilm logo fanfare from awhile back

@@TheVarietyGuy thank you

Check out the description

I clicked the link, but the page wouldn't load. Any idea what the issue might be?

@@skoggis6025That's weird, it just worked for me. You can also find the 50gb ISO files on TheStarWarsTrilogy forums.

Thanks, I'll try

Hey there. As the PDF states, the web-player will only play the isolated score track. You have to download the file to play the full 5.1 audio track.

@TheVarietyGuy Oh, I guess that makes sense.

Thank you very much!! I'm glad!

I assume you're referring to the side-by-side comparison portions. It was necessary to compare certain aspects this way.

@@TheVarietyGuy No offense or shade haha sorry I like the video but I don’t know just a lot I’ve seen other Star Wars changes videos but maybe because this one has EVERYTHING from EVERY SINGLE movie rather than those other videos from the guy who did them one at a time and RUclips removed them :(

Thank you so much!! I'm so glad you agree with my changes, and am so glad you can use this version to show your daughter the best parts of Star Wars! 😁

@@TheVarietyGuy any chance of a larger 1080p version (20ish gb)? The 5 gb versions don’t meet my expectations and the 4k ones only work on my gaming pc. I have no easy way to get them to my tv downstairs and want my daughter to have the perfect t experience for the first time. (I only have 1080p screens in my house at present)

@@InvisibleHand24 I will be putting 20ish gb 1080p ISO files on TheStarWarsTrilogy forums in the next few days.

@@TheVarietyGuy that’s really great to hear! Thanks so much!

@@InvisibleHand24 No problem!

The Cloud City CGI is what is widely agreed upon as the main positive change in the Special Editions

@@TheVarietyGuy Some shots are pretty good, but others feel very sloppy, looks too obviously fake imo

Even if I did have the time, or knowledge and technical skill on how to do that myself (I absolutely don't), why would I do that? The puppet Yoda is iconic, and looks way more realistic anyway

@@TheVarietyGuy Well then it is what it is.

@@LewisPassos-gq9yn I'm still so confused why you would want a CGI Yoda, or how you think me being able to do that is at all within the scope of the rest of what I did, haha

@@TheVarietyGuy Remember Attack of the Clones? That was the very first Star Wars to feature a CGI Yoda, and his lip sync felt more life-like. It even felt more fluid. Do you know what I mean?

@@LewisPassos-gq9yn Yes, of course I know that Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith had a CGI Yoda, and then the 2011 Blu-ray release of The Phantom Menace replaced the puppet Yoda with CGI, and many people were upset about it, because they felt the puppet was better. 9 times out of 10 practical effects are better since they are actual tangible things that the actors are interacting with and the camera is picking up the natural lighting from. But regardless of the prequels, the original trilogy should never ever replace the iconic and perfect-looking puppet Yoda with CGI. And even if I wanted to, there is no way on earth that I, a one-man-band, would be able to make a CGI Yoda to replace the puppet. It takes hundreds of professional Hollywood visual effects artists years to do anything like that, and even, then half the time everyone complains it looks bad. It would take me like 15 years to buy the right software, learn the first thing about how to begin with that, and then get even anywhere close to just looking like a PS2 cutscene, lol.

Why would I do that?

Thank you so much for the kind words!! I'm so glad you are enjoying and appreciate the changes I made! 😁

As the PDF states, you have to download the files to play the full 5.1 track. The web-player defaulted to playing the isolated score track, for some reason.

@@TheVarietyGuyso if I want to watch it I can only watch it with the score and no dialogue

@@andrewklein6380 If you download the file, you can watch with the normal audio track. If you only stream it in the web-player, it will only play the isolated score track.

I honestly wanted to, but I couldn't find that exact take with the original dialog

Thank you so much!! Yes it was, haha. I'm glad somebody understood that!