SDCC 2011: Star Wars Deleted Scenes

Cool! Love that extra shoot-out footage during Death Star rescue part of Ep. IV!

That includes the prequels as well. Believe it or not, I actually liked them. Probably the only one on here that does.

I'm tired of 10000000000000000000000 different versions of the movies coming out. So I dont much care for the deleted scenes :/

Talk about milking the cow to the driest limit possible. I respect Lucas for creating the universe of Star Wars, but I don't really like him.

@kashchei2003 umm.... dude, as much as I hate to say this, george said he would never do those films and that he would never do another star wars live action movie. Now, that being said, there isn't any real reason why someone else couldn't direct. Unless george is against it. Which would be messed up. But, anyway, it is VERY unlikely there will be another live action star wars movie. And if there is one, it will not be for a LONG time. BTW I'm a big star wars fan too so I'm not trying to be a party pooper or whatever. Also, this looks COOL!! And @Gamester76 don't worry dude, I like them too. I don't see why people are so down on them. Sure, some of the acting wasn't the best, but they were good films. Especially episode 3.

REBOOT since everyone else is doing it might as well, better than yet another release of the same movie

Lucas will NEVER allow another writer or director to make a STAR WARS film. He's a big baby and he will not risk someone else making better, new, STAR WARS films than him. He will keep STAR WARS in the clone war era until he dies. He can't stand fans of the original trilogy and every bone he throws is begrudgingly; like adding the original films in a 2 disc set but calling them BONUS MATERIAL even though those films were the main selling point of that series.

And I also liked everything in the first movie besides Anakin, jar jar, and the pod racing sequence. Other than that, it was a solid film.

@ClarkKent1985.....Agreed!! I won't buy the latest version of the original trilogy. I prefer my old VHS set before they retconned it.

@opencurtain for once I agree with ClarkKent1985 (no offence but you come across as too harsh most of the time). Get the [frick] out of here now. Star Wars will never get a reboot. It has aged wonderfully, it has a very nostalgic feel, and still feels like you're watching a futuristic space movie. No true Star Wars fan would ever say that.

I've been waiting on this set for years, and I'm finally getting it! I cant wait (especially if they replace crappy Yoda from Ep 1 with the CG one from Eps 2 and 3, puppet yoda only works in the original trilogy).
I also hope he's replaced the Hayden ghost in Ep 6 with the original Sebastian Shaw one.
And I'm pretty sure the set includes the theatrical original trilogy as well as the newest edits of them. That'll be cool, I'm too young to have seen the theatrical cuts, I've only seen the 1997 editions.

@Gamester you're not alone. I liked Ep III for the most part. Ep II I liked at times, although it also dragged on for a bit. Ep I... worst Star Wars film, but not a total failure, because Darth Maul was a badass, and Liam Neeson as Qui-Gon Jinn was amazing. My main problems with Ep I was Jar-Jar and the gungans, as well as Anakin being a whiney little bitch (I know he's 9 but still) and the crappy puppet Yoda they use

I think Star Wars has aged well except the first one. Empire and Jedi still hold up. I dunno about a reboot. I would have very mixed feelings about that. Maybe in another 10 years or move on to an unrelated triology in the same universe

@Slayer420 - That shoot out is not on the death star, it's the Imperial base on Endor from Return of the Jedi.

Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back are still very good movies, every Star Wars film after that was utter crap made of an uneven mix of child level stupidity in storytelling and spectacular FX.

Jedi needs more love, it may have gone too far with the ewoks but Lucas was trying to show that superior technology and sheers numbers is not always enough to win. Vietnaam comes to mind.

Jedi also finished Luke's story perfectly and left great satisfaction with his character arc. The final confrontation with Vader and Palpatine was the perfect climax to his story.

Add to that what I still consider to be the greatest space battle ever committed to film, and you're a fool to write it off.

short but sweet

Looked like he was fixing the artificial hand damaged in the fight on the sail barge.

Yeah new scenes footage give'em Blu-ray set.

Wait for it... George Lucas, " My movies have 3D now and are in theaters in 2012 you also get a new set of 3D Blu-Rays afterwards but wait there's more each movie will be sold separately for $39.99."

At least will always have Netflix.

Hope the extra scene(s) won't be in that a shaby quality as the viedo implies. Would prefer them to be digitally remastered aswell.

aCRIa no offence taken, I'm entitled to my opinion just like you .