theatrical version of the original 1977 Star Wars film—before it got the A New Hope subtitle in 1981, and before George Lucas retroactively made various changes in 1997—has been difficult. Sure, if ...

George Lucas released the Star Wars Special Editions back in 1997, and Lucasfilm insist there's no interest in the original ...

Under creator George Lucas, the Star Wars franchise has been re-edited and remastered a number of times over the years, dating all the way back to 1981, when the re-release of Star Wars (in the run up ...

The films are also available in crisp 4K HDR, so keep your VHS and DVD copies pristine in storage to preserve the original, unedited versions. You can watch the Star Wars movies in order of ...

Fargeat dug up an old VHS tape from the 1990s that features her own homemade Star Wars movie - they scanned ... is kind of a remix of all of the three original movies, and features miniatures ...

That version is the original theatrical cut without a host of changes that were made after 1981, which is why it’s such a big deal that as of right now the film is available on streaming ...

The theatrical versions of the original trilogy, particularly the pre-1981 version of Star Wars, have previously been available on VHS, LaserDisc and as bonus features on the 2006 DVD releases of ...

There was a long stretch of time when watching all of Star Wars in order was as easy as sitting down on a lazy Saturday, busting out your VHS/DVD box ... helps that the original trilogy is still ...