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

Mark Hamill (Actor), Harrison Ford (Actor), George Lucas (Director), Rated: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) Format: Blu-ray

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Experience the spectacular adventure of STAR WARS The Complete Saga in a way only Blu-ray™ can deliver. This incredible collection unites all six movies in stunning high definition with the purest digital sound in the galaxy. With more than 40 hours of thrilling special features including three bonus discs, you can journey deep into the Star Wars universe. Feel the Force of STAR WARS The Complete Saga on Blu-ray!

Bonus Features:
**Audio Commentary for Each Movie with George Lucas and Crew
**Audio Commentary for Each Movie from Archival Interviews with Cast and Crew
**45 Deleted/Extended Scenes
**Cast & Crew Interviews
**Props, Maquette and Costume Turnarounds
**Matte Paintings and Concept Art
**Documentaries and Featurettes
**PLUS More Than 90 Minutes of Star Wars Spoofs!

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Actors: Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher
Directors: George Lucas, Irvin Kershner, Richard Marquand
Format: Blu-ray, DTS Surround Sound, Dubbed, Subtitled, Widescreen
Language: English
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
Dubbed: French, Spanish
Region: Region A/1 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
Number of discs: 9
Rated: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Studio: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
DVD Release Date: October 13, 2015
Run Time: 805 minutes
Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4,739 customer reviews)
ASIN: B015AJOKFG
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8,395 of 8,979 people found the following review helpful

The Girlfriend Test vs. The Fanboy Test

By Sloopydrew on September 19, 2011

Format: Blu-ray Verified Purchase

This is a genuine review. One that I refused to write until I watched all 6 blu-ray movies (with my girlfriend -- more on that later), all deleted scenes, listened to 8 of the 12 commentaries and sampled the other 4. In other words, this review is -- unlike so many 1 star reviews written prior to the release of this collection that were based on rumors and the person doing the critique's imagination -- REAL.

All changes and alterations will be noted, for better or for worse, so you can decide if this collection is for you. Also, for the alterations/changes, I'm adding THE GIRLFRIEND TEST (she likes the movies, but never "loved" them) and THE FANBOY TEST (I have seen all 3 sequels at least a hundred times and the prequels at least 15 times each). Now - onto the reviews ...

PHANTOM MENACE Review:

I debated going in the order the series was filmed, but I've never watched them in chronological order so figured I'd take a chance. The Phantom Menace has went from a beloved Star Wars' film in most fanboy eyes ("Not as good as A New Hope and Empire, but better than Return of the Jedi" was the common refrain) to the most hated of the prequels. The movie definitely isn't all that it could be. It isn't even close. But it has the best lightsaber battle of the trilogy, an awesome opening sequence, and WAY less Jar Jar than you remember (it's just that he's so SHRILL whenever he appears). It's also the only Star Wars' prequel that FEELS like Star Wars. It has plenty of real sets and is structured much like the original 3.

The Movie Itself: 7 out of 10

PHANTOM MENACE Picture Quality:

The picture quality of The Phantom Menace is the worst of the bunch. It's filled with TONS of annoying Digital Noise Reduction (DNR) leading to a LOT of clayface.Read more ›

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134 of 143 people found the following review helpful

All 6 "Special Editions", cleaned up as never before heard and seen...

By Leland on March 3, 2015

Format: Blu-ray

Ok, this set has been out for quite sometime now and I have read some of the reviews. Everyone is not going to be happy about it, so I might as well get that in right up front. Having been very fortunate enough to have seen the "original trilogy" in the theater in the summers of '77, '80, '83, respectively I must confess that I love those three the most. I am sure the kids that saw I-III for the first time and had not seen the later SW movies, must think those were their trilogy. That's all fine and dandy. Having loved SW all my life, and still do, I am one of those fans that had bought virtually every set that came out, whether it was the VHS widescreen editions from 1992 in a box set, or the 1995 Laserdisc THX certified Widescreen versions (which by the way IS THE BEST VERSIONS OF THE UNALTERED YOU ARE GOING TO GET). When I saw the 1997 Special Editions that Lucas wanted to do, I thought, ok, he's going to finally put the Jabba the Hutt scene back in IV, now that we have all seen Jurassic Park, the technology for film has finally caught up so it could be believable. If anyone thought a fat man in a caveman bearskin rug would make a memorable character as a crime boss in SW, you have another thing coming. He did not look intimidating whatsoever. I was able to view the VHS documentary of what Lucas wanted to do in each IV, V, and VI. I thought his changes would add to each movie. Now, mind you, some tinkering went on behind the scenes still exclusively for this Blu-ray release set.
Here's what I think, and again, I was 10 when I saw IV: A New Hope in the theater so I believe I have been a SW fan longer than most of you have been.
Most of you long time fans, like me, have complained about the added CGI effects or changes to the original trilogy. Ok, that's fair enough.Read more ›

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1,136 of 1,289 people found the following review helpful

A quick review for normal folks

By T. Anderson on November 2, 2011

Format: Blu-ray Verified Purchase

I'm going to make this short and sweet. There is no need to review the story lines contained in these 6 movies. That has been done in the past. Everyone now knows that Lucas has made further changes to the films - if you aren't aware of it, then google it.

This is what you do NOT know: How is the audio and video quality of this Blu Ray Release?

Here is the plain and simple answer: AWESOME

Do I love all of the movies for their content? No.

Was I completely blown away by the superb audio mix? YES.

Is the video quality great? YES.

If you are a fan - even a casual fan - with any kind of decent home theater equipment, then you owe it to yourself to buy this box set. It is FANTASTIC.

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2,410 of 2,916 people found the following review helpful

George Lucas successfully ruins the most emotional moments of his own movies

By Darth Vader on September 2, 2011

Format: Blu-ray

George,

I appreciate your attempt to clean up matte lines, wonky lightsabers, and improve sound and picture quality in your Blu-ray release.

However, I don't understand why you want to make jarring changes to your characters that make once powerful cinematic moments now creepy or distracting.

A lot of people have made the case for Han shooting first (as in the theatrical cut) in Episode IV being a much more interesting and accurate characterization, so I'm not going to touch that.

This review is going to be principally about the changes you made to scenes with me in it.

For instance, in the original cut, when I throw Emperor Palpatine down the death star's reactor shaft, there is a moment of silent deliberation where, oscillating my expressionless masked face back and forth, I decide whether or not to sacrifice my life for the life of my son. The lack of dialogue allows the viewer to read more subtlety and indecisiveness into this act, and the silence is truer to my character's previous dialogue in films IV-VI.

In this release, you decided to have me scream "NO! NOOOOO!" at the very beginning of the scene, removing any of the subtlety or conflict, inserting a goofy, lamely comic line not befitting of my badassness, and consequently dulling the emotional significance of a father's redemptive sacrifice of his son.

What's worse, you replace Sebsastian Shaw's peaceful and redeemed ghostly image on endor with Hayden Christiansen's garish, creepy, pedefile-like smirk.

Not only does this not make any sense, because the last time I was alive (on the Light or the Dark side) I looked like Sebastian Shaw, and Obi-Wan and Yoda's ghosts look exactly as they did before they died...Read more ›

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Packaging	I don't have pics and I didn't purchase it, but I saw it at Best Buy. Instead of the complex cardboard digibook from last release, I could see that they went a lot cheaper with this one with a thick standard blue plastic blu-ray case put into a sleeve. Oct 31, 2015 by Justin Hammond \| See all 4 posts
Blu Ray Playing Problems?	The discs in this new set are supposed to be exactly the same as the ones released in 2011, so if you had trouble with those, it's likely you would with these, too. That said, it's also likely that sometime in the last 4 years the manufacturer of your BD Player has released a firmware update that... Read More 10 days ago by B. Albert \| See all 4 posts
2011 vs 2015	That depends. The individual trilogy sets don't have the bonus discs that are included in the Complete Saga. But if it's more important to you to have the movies in both formats, the combo trilogy sets would be the way to go. 15 days ago by B. Albert \| See all 16 posts
Original version or CGI remastered/"impro...	Yes, it has the changes, and it's very unlikely we're going to get the original versions on Blu-ray, or any HD format, anytime soon, if ever. 20 days ago by B. Albert \| See all 2 posts
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