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*does the Ewok dance of joy*
May. 4th, 2006 10:00 amOkay, maybe not. But this certainly makes up for a really awful Metro commute. When you're held up in your original station of departure, it isn't a good sign.
George Lucas is finally releasing to dvd the original unrestored versions of Star Wars. They're using the Disney model of releases, though, so the dvds will only be available from September 12-December 31st. The 2004 remasters come packaged with each movie as the main version with originals as "bonus". I didn't buy those versions anyway, so it won't be a double-dip for me, so the remasters will be the bonus as far as I'm concerned. But I bet there'll be some annoyed fans.
Chris Eccleston who said he didn't want to be typecast in a British cult show is now following up Doctor Who with a remake of the Prisoner. Um, Chris? That one's even more cultish than the first.
George Lucas is finally releasing to dvd the original unrestored versions of Star Wars. They're using the Disney model of releases, though, so the dvds will only be available from September 12-December 31st. The 2004 remasters come packaged with each movie as the main version with originals as "bonus". I didn't buy those versions anyway, so it won't be a double-dip for me, so the remasters will be the bonus as far as I'm concerned. But I bet there'll be some annoyed fans.
Chris Eccleston who said he didn't want to be typecast in a British cult show is now following up Doctor Who with a remake of the Prisoner. Um, Chris? That one's even more cultish than the first.
