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Imagine that over the years, the creator of the film had released and re-released different versions of the film, fixing and adding some things while breaking and destroying others. Summary: Imagine, if you will, a classic film. Sorry, that was kind of off topic, but it’s my blog, I can bring up whatever topic I want! I’m back baby! He plans on doing all 6 movies, so it’ll be interesting to see what comes of this. Since I lack the technology and skills to do this myself, its nice to have a part in this. It’s nice to have input and certainly helps this to be an edit by the fans for the fans.
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He admits that he can’t think of everything, so a bunch of us suggest things that might need to be changed/fixed/enhanced to make the movie even better. The best part about this edit is the fact that he is open to suggestion. He also designed and painted his own DVD cover, a sculpted some things eventually not used.
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It took him two years to do A New Hope: Revisited, but it was his first edit and he was teaching himself how to do special effects at the same time. He also redid every lightsaber and laser blast so they would be consistent from shot to shot. So he is going though each movie hand-correcting the color, fixing the little mistakes, and making some things make more sense and be more dynamic overall so there isn’t such a large visual jump from Episode III to Episode IV. Then the DVD editions came out in 2004 and not only did they change more stuff, they ruined the colors somehow. Basically this one guy decided that he liked the Special Editions well enough, but some things went too far and others didn’t go far enough.
I’ve been getting involved in “ The Empire Strikes Back: Revisited” from the editor of “ A New Hope: Revisited” (which has a review on my Facebook/MySpace).
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I’ve been spending my free time on the forums, a site originally made to un-Special Edition the Star Wars movies, but has grown into a very active fan editing community of not just Star Wars movies. Then Labor Day weekend we’re going down to TN to visit the Chastains and Browns, which also should be fun. The Chastains came a few weeks ago, Josh “harveydent4” Guerrero comes next week, the MacSavenys a couple weeks after that. It’s our first summer in our own house, so we’ve been trying to have people come see it. I’ll be composing my movie reviews on here from now on, that way you don’t have to log into Facebook or MySpace to read them. This will be imported to Facebook automatically, so that’s realy cool too. So I was inspired by Lee Tucker’s awesome blog and decided to try my hand at blogging again. He also sent one to me to get my opinion on what I thought of it so far.Ĭontinue reading “REVIEW: Empire Strikes Back Revisited: Rogue Workprint” → Rogue Squadron) by sending them a rough draft workprint of the work he had completed through June 2010. Empire is widely regarded as a “perfect” movie by fans, so some have feared that Adywan’s enhancements will detract from the perfection, especially after Adywan started talking about how he was going to build physical models and create all new shots with them and even found a group of costumers in California to film some new shots of Rebel Troopers fleeing the Imperial Walkers to replace some bad mattes.Īfter several delays, pushing his release date from May 2010 (the 30th anniversary of Empire) to December 2010 to sometime in 2011, Adywan decided to encourage the costuming group (a.k.a.
Shortly after he released his version of A New Hope, he moved on to The Empire Strikes Back. While he was in there, he decided to further enhance the movie with new effects and almost a completely new sound mix, creating what most fans believe the Special Edition should have been. This involved color balancing the entire movie to fix something that had gone wrong on the DVD, re-rotoscoping every lightsaber and blaster bolt, and basically going over the movie with a fine-toothed comb to fix mistakes most people wouldn’t even realize were there.
He attempted to fix most of the continuity errors, enhance the existing special effects, and remove a lot of the ill-advised CG additions Lucas made to the movie in 1997. This guy called Adywan was about to release an edit of the original Star Wars ( Episode IV: A New Hope). A couple of years ago I was introduced to a fan-edit project called “Star Wars Revisited”.