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Condition: Good: An item in used but good condition. May have minor damage to jewel case including scuffs or ... Good: An item in used but good condition. May have minor damage to jewel case including scuffs or cracks, or to the item cover including scuffs, scratches, or cracks. The cover art and liner notes are included for a CD. VHS or DVD box is included. Video game instructions are included. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Leading Role: Diane Ladd

Release Date: 20060801

UPC: 0024543263937

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The development of new computer-generated imagery and image transferring technologies led to 20th Century Fox and George Lucas remastering the early Star Wars movies and re-releasing them, including this third installment 'Star Wars: Episode VI, Return of the Jedi.' The release contained a widescreen version of the movie as it was seen in the theaters with remastered footage and digitally added images and characters. However, the plot of this science fiction classic remains the same. Han Solo has been frozen in carbonite and is being held by the disgusting Jabba the Hutt. A rescue is staged to save him and take down Jabba before Luke Skywalker leaves the group to continue his Jedi training. What none of them realize yet is that the Empire is constructing another massive doomsday weapon to put down the rebel alliance once and for all.

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Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher

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2-Disc Limited Edition; Widescreen

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Return of the Jedi

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Richard Marquand

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DVD

Release Year

2006

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Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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USA

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2-Disc Limited Edition; Widescreen

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Dvd

Leading Role

Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher

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USA

Release Date

20060912

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Fast shipping with discounted combined shipping AND discounted price. DVDs in condition described with clear photos. Very securely packed. An all-around excellent seller! May the Force be with you!

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by mmmbeer!
Nov 21, 2015Top favourable review
theatrical version
only watched theatrical version disk. all the special effects in the film were done pre-cgi. it's kind of amazing when considering how little the post-cgi adds to the films in the newer versions & in most cases actually distracts from them. these films are actually more closely related to 'king kong' ('33) than 'avatar'. lucas should have release the theatrical releases in true anamophic (sp?) w/s instead of treating them as undesirable stepchildren. these theatrical versions are revolutionary. to 'gussy them up' with digital cosmetics is basically akin to colorization. hopefully the original release versions will get the blu-ray or future technology release they deserve. people liked these movies as they were. quit messing with them lucas, you ass.only watched theatrical version disk. all the special effects in the film were done pre-cgi. it's kind of amazing when considering how little the post-cgi adds to the films in the newer versions & in most cases actually distracts from them. these films are actually more closely related to 'king kong' ('33) than 'avatar'. lucas should have release the theatrical releases in true anamophic (sp?) w/s instead of treating them as undesirable stepchildren. these theatrical versions are revolutionary. to 'gussy them up' with digital cosmetics is basically akin to colorization. hopefully the original release versions will get the blu-ray or future technology release they deserve. people liked these movies as they were. quit messing with them lucas, you ass.
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by richardd53
Aug 30, 2017Top critical review
Star Wars 2006 SE DVD Movie Review
I'm old enough to have seen all the SW's original movies on the big screen. As George Lucas tinkered with the original versions, most Star Wars fans got very angry. Especially when is was almost impossible to get or see the original versions until 2006. The special editions included the revised version and the original theatrical version on disc 2. But the video and audio quality is not up to today's standards. Lucas considers the revised versions what he intended they should have been all along, but he had to wait for the technology to catch up. Again, Star Wars fans don't agree. But he has the power and we don't. Aside from the narrower letterbox format, barely acceptable video quality and 2 channel stereo audio, it's the only way to view the originals unless you do back to VHS or ... I'm old enough to have seen all the SW's original movies on the big screen. As George Lucas tinkered with the original versions, most Star Wars fans got very angry. Especially when is was almost impossible to get or see the original versions until 2006. The special editions included the revised version and the original theatrical version on disc 2. But the video and audio quality is not up to today's standards. Lucas considers the revised versions what he intended they should have been all along, but he had to wait for the technology to catch up. Again, Star Wars fans don't agree. But he has the power and we don't. Aside from the narrower letterbox format, barely acceptable video quality and 2 channel stereo audio, it's the only way to view the originals unless you do back to VHS or laserdisc. I'm glad I have these editions. It's great to see the original movies again and really the quality is not bad. I highly recommend getting a copy of all three movies for any avid Star Wars fan. Maybe some day Lucas will wise up and give his fans what they want. It's sure he would be happy to make more money off us as he usually has done over the years with multiple re-releases. May the Force be with us.
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by unclecheepo
Apr 13, 2016
Bought it for the "Theatrical Release" version.
To be honest I bought this only for the original "Theatrical Release" version, which is on the bonus disk (disk 2). Having the re-done one from the '90s is just a bonus. I have only watched the original from this disk set as I am an "original" fan and that is the one I know and love. Speaking of loving it, I am biased as a huge Star Wars Nerd and so regardless of any and all writing or other flaws in any of these films I can give it all a pass. What I love is the entire storyline and characters, not to mention the fantastic visuals and sounds that all us fans love. While I love the Star Wars universe on the whole I don't completely love all the films (prequels) but I still found them all entertaining and worth watching at least a couple times. Even though I don't know when I will get ... To be honest I bought this only for the original "Theatrical Release" version, which is on the bonus disk (disk 2). Having the re-done one from the '90s is just a bonus. I have only watched the original from this disk set as I am an "original" fan and that is the one I know and love. Speaking of loving it, I am biased as a huge Star Wars Nerd and so regardless of any and all writing or other flaws in any of these films I can give it all a pass. What I love is the entire storyline and characters, not to mention the fantastic visuals and sounds that all us fans love. While I love the Star Wars universe on the whole I don't completely love all the films (prequels) but I still found them all entertaining and worth watching at least a couple times. Even though I don't know when I will get around to watching the redux version of ROTJ I still am glad to have it in my collection. BTW, most fans seem to be split on what is their favorite Star Wars film between either "The Empire Strikes Back (ep. 2)", and "(ep. 3) Return Of The Jedi". I believe that is saying an awful lot for both these films. Personally I would have to say the original "A New Hope" is the most important and the basis for all the others, but that's just me. I wouldn't want to live in a world without any of them so just watch them all. Side note: To anyone new to the Star Wars saga; I recommend watching the films in the order they were released in, not in numerical order. The story unfolds naturally the way it was intended to that way. So episodes 4, 5, 6, then 1, 2, 3, then I recommend you either see Episode 7 right away or brush up on the original trilogy 4, 5, and 6 again then go see it.
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by flynnuser2012
Sep 24, 2019
One disc of the enhanced version. One with the original 1983 release. A great little combo.
To my knowledge, this 2006 release is the only set that offers a DVD of the untouched, original version of the film that audiences saw in 1983. (The set also includes one of the "enhanced" versions, in case you aren't curious about how they could even do a movie like this in the early 80s.)
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by eg2001b
Feb 24, 2025
Been fun watching the original unaltered...
Been fun watching the original unaltered movies that were included as a bonus disc with these releases
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