What happened to the Star Wars that I used to know?

I will have no prequel-bashing on this forum.


That said it's a catchy parody :p

lol yeah its catchy, cmon maybe the new movie is going to be cool...or a total disaster.

If there's no Kyle Katarn in any shape/form/name, I shall very sad become.
Unless it's really that awesome.

to answer a rhetorical question :
the 70's :
a man with a passion wrote and directed his
passion. He created splendid top notch movies.
special effects where not the main focus as said by him in person.

the computer era :
WHAT THE F. why could i not do that so many years ago.  
AAAAARGHHHH.... edits movies, destroys original print (a fact).

The 20th century happened.

I happen to have some old vintage VHS star wars movies in the shelf. Somehow they survived time and I am happy that I have them in my belonging.

Boogieman wrote:

I happen to have some old vintage VHS star wars movies in the shelf. Somehow they survived time and I am happy that I have them in my belonging.

one hint :
Connect the VHs directly to A DVD recorder its input by AV cable or Scart.
Play the vhs normal like you always do, and record to a dvd. then backup the dvd's.

VHS lasts years upon years but eventually they wil degrade, start to stick and create static,
or wear down and break in half (the tape).

ExiDux wrote:

Boogieman wrote:

I happen to have some old vintage VHS star wars movies in the shelf. Somehow they survived time and I am happy that I have them in my belonging.

one hint :
Connect the VHs directly to A DVD recorder its input by AV cable or Scart.
Play the vhs normal like you always do, and record to a dvd. then backup the dvd's.

VHS lasts years upon years but eventually they wil degrade, start to stick and create static,
or wear down and break in half (the tape).

They make Vhs/Dvd players that can do this for you if your own doesn't have the ability, but when its all said and done moving it to a dvd isn't really the best storage device either. I personally keep my originals copied on to my external hard drive as well as a DVD hard copy. Safety in numbers.

yeah thats well good!! xD

Lately I stumbled upon some videos. And it matches the title above and maybe you enjoy seeing the comparisons!








And even Episode 1 wasn't spared:

That Jabba in first video at the end looked like Fred Flintstone lol