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it sure was. even the theatrical versions look better today than a lot of films that come out today...its super impressive.

Nice!!! Taking a day off school to see Jedi..is a day very well spent!

Seems the Disney era of Star Wars is very mixed. For the most ive liked it (yes even including The Acolyte) but I dont love all the new stuff, but I do love that we are getting new stuff. I enjoyed Ahsoka and do hope we get a Season 2 of the show as it did leave it kinda open. I will still always prefer the original trilogy though above all else, but thats because of when I watched it, and that it was so very different from a lot of the things I watched. Star Wars Lives (but has hit some speed bumps along the way)

@@StarWarsCantinaUnofficial Okay so I spent about 20 minutes writing out a response, trying to point out all the bad writing, plot holes, key jangling, god awful acting, blatant racism and misandry, and political agendas--but it would've taken me hours, so I'll just say this: you have terrible taste in TV, and you're just another wannabe Disney shill channel hoping to get invited for a free stay at that hotel that they bankrupted. I'm sorry if that sounds harsh, but that's how anyone that happens onto this video or others like it by accident are going to think. If you want to keep going down this path, just be prepared, you're going to get a lot more people calling you out and they won't be nearly as civil as I'm trying to be. This is coming from an actual Star Wars fan...I'm one of those people that kept this franchise alive during the dark ages between RotJ and TPM--I bought the books, I read the comics, I played the video games. And how am I being repaid now? Accused of being racist and sexist by every show runner and writer from Disney because we dare to not drink up their slop. And let's just point out how ironic it is that you're two white guys endorsing this crap...kind of like all the women that endorse Donald Trump, despite him being a rapist.

Who else read the novelization before the film came out?

I don't think I read it before the film, but I did read it pretty close afterwards. I wish I still have my copies of the books

are you not a fan of Dave's?

I think Ep 9...definitely put a lower score on Star Wars. But it certainly didn't kill it.

Its an episode 9 trailer ( IX)

@@StarWarsCantinaUnofficial I KNOW, BUT I WANT EPISODE 10, NOT NINE.

@@gdam0079 ahhh who knows when/if we will get episode 10, I mean we will of course get more Star Wars films, but ....

@@gdam0079 What person in their right mind would want another SW movie in the franchises' current state?

yep., this trailer was done before John Williams recorded his iconic score.

the 70s was a great decade for film. My favourite.

hola!!

I do miss those days where films ran for ages! Now its a rush to the theatre in the opening week or two or its gone! Oh how times have changed.

was it straight away a 'oh this looks amazing; feeling, or was it more a 'what the heck is that' type feeling? (im guessing the former)

the title does feel very Disney+ ish- I cant help wondering if they will change the title though- as they often do with Star Wars films

its crazy isnt it, but I kinda get it. Looking at the teaser trailer, Star Wars looked like nothing else that had ever been done. It was such a gamble, but its certainly one that paid off.

very true. apparently the score by John wasnt recorded until March 5, 8-12, 15 and 16, 1977 now thats impressive!

The music is from am opus by Vivaldi, I believe.

@@fredpagniello3267 ahhh i had heard the piece before. but i never knew more than that. Thanks Fred. May The Force Be With You

I think the other thing that is going on here is that the studio didn't really understand Star Wars. Science fiction at the time was all strange and otherworldly, and they didn't realize that George was trying to make it feel real, emotional, and lived in. That's why George says it's more like a fairytale than science fiction. Star Wars also had a lighter tone than most science fiction of the time. From what I've heard, the bottom line is that Fox just didn't get it or understand what they had on their hands at that point. I think that's part of why it exploded at the box office after like the first week. Nobody really went in with high expectations, and then they were blown away by what they experienced. 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

@@Blumerang-v7f Well, Time Magazine's review asked what could a punk kid, has-been general, and a comedy team of robots do? Why plenty! Thus movie was just what people needed, a blockbuster that entertains. First, there was "The Exorcist," then "Jaws," and now "Star Wars." There was a joke about the Devil crying on a sidewalk. When asked why, he said he was displaced by a Shark. I guess later in 1977 the they were both crying on each other's shoulders lamenting how they were replaced by that trio cum wise-ass Pilot and his walking carpet and a Princess...or they joined the crowd and bought a pair of tickets...

why not :)

@@StarWarsCantinaUnofficial go watch ashoka and the wokalyte thats why

it looked like the RazorCrest didnt it, of course that could be a flashback.

Enemy At The Gates is fantastic. Ed Harris too isnt it. I think i first saw Jude Law in the 90s when he starred in the film Shopping by Paul WS Anderson. I like that movie.

He he true.

thats all we got to film at D23, the Andor clip- we werent allowed to film

@@StarWarsCantinaUnofficialshould of filmed it anyway

@@Bosherrthey could be caught if they tried

@@Bosherr might have got chucked out for that :)

ahhh okay, I think I just quickly saw the 4:3 a few years ago and presumed it was fullscreen, and so didnt get around to watching the theatrical version recently- I was so happy to see it was widescreen. Thanks Doc!

Such a good set, oh noooooooooooooooo about Hayden being the force ghost at the end, I always though that it was the blurays that had that updated scene... thanks for the heads up. And I bet that was a great day off work watching those movies on DVD back in the day.

@@StarWarsCantinaUnofficial it was awesome. The Hayden and Emperor scenes really surprised me. The only thing I was disappointed in was the music cut out in one of my favorite parts where the X-Wings first descend on the Death Star. It was put back in for the Blu-ray though.

@@KevyNova the various changes in the films over the years is a task and a half to keep track of, thats for sure :)