George Lucas Defends STAR WARS Special Edition Changes
Lucas said the Special Editions let him finish the trilogy after deadline-driven releases, despite fan backlash over the changes.
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Star Wars’ George Lucas Defends Controversial Changes & CGI in Special Editions
George Lucas has defended the various changes he made to Star Wars. The director has touched up his older films after they have finished their complete theatrical runs, explaining that movies are often “yanked” from directors before they feel finished. As Lucas revealed, fans were upset at the changes that were made. However, Lucas believed […] The post Star Wars’ George Lucas Defends Controversial Changes & CGI in Special Editions appeared firs…
George Lucas Defends STAR WARS Special Edition Changes
Quick Take While doing press for his Museum of Narrative Art, George Lucas recalls how upset fans got over the changes he made to the original Star Wars trilogy years later.Once again, George Lucas pointed out that the original Star Wars trilogy was never finished, just released to hit a release deadline. The Special Editions are what he considers his finished version.Nerdist’s take: If fan backlash over the Star Wars Special Editions cause…
'A Lot of People Got Upset': George Lucas Says His Changes to The Original Star Wars Trilogy Were Justified as Movies Always Get 'Yanked Out of Your Hands' For Release
Star Wars creator George Lucas has defended his frequent tweaks to the series' original movies, while acknowledging "a lot of people got upset" about the changes.
Star Wars’ George Lucas Defends Controversial Changes & CGI in Special Editions - Comic Book Movies and Superhero Movie News
George Lucas has defended the various changes he made to Star Wars. The director has touched up his older films after they have finished their complete theatrical runs, explaining that movies are often “yanked” from directors before they feel finished. As Lucas revealed, fans were upset at the changes that were made. However, Lucas believed […]
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opened its doors on Tuesday, September 22 in Los Angeles, and George Lucas came out of his reserve. The opportunity to recall a constant: almost fifty years after the release of the first film, he never asked for forgiveness for having changed Star Wars.
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