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Star Wars original theatrical version coming in 2027

Started by Archivist, December 07, 2025, 11:47:42 PM

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Archivist

Exciting news for Star Wars fans. In February 2027, there will be a limited run of the original theatrical version of Star Wars, untouched by George Lucas. As someone who was blown away by the movie in the cinema all those years ago, I am really looking forward to this.

https://www.polygon.com/star-wars-2027-50th-anniversary-movie-theaters-original-version/

Who has memories of the first Star Wars? When did you first see it, and what did you think?

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Trevor

Quote from: Archivist on December 07, 2025, 11:47:42 PMExciting news for Star Wars fans. In February 2027, there will be a limited run of the original theatrical version of Star Wars, untouched by George Lucas. As someone who was blown away by the movie in the cinema all those years ago, I am really looking forward to this.

https://www.polygon.com/star-wars-2027-50th-anniversary-movie-theaters-original-version/

Who has memories of the first Star Wars? When did you first see it, and what did you think?



I saw it in the Embassy Cinema in my hometown of Gwelo, Rhodesia (now Gweru, Zimbabwe) and I was ten.

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Mono mix or Stereo mix? Apparently there were some differences between the two sound versions, even when originally released.
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I was just having a discussion the other day about the sheer amount of movies being given anniversary rereleases and how justified it was. I did go see The Thing for its rerelease but I don't think any others have really got me excited enough to go see.

I can't make up my mind on Star Wars if I'd go see it or not. Given just how big it was back then and ever since I'd say it was one that was justified though.
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I saw it in theaters at age 9, the perfect age for it. Was obsessed with it for the next couple years.

Not super-interested in revisiting it, though. I wouldn't mind it but also wouldn't make a special effort to see it in re-release.
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