Adywans Star Wars Purist Edition

Star Wars Revisited is a fan-edited. The Purist Edition version was also created to remove some of. Inspired by the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition. Where can I download Adywan's Star Wars Revisited? Os X Yosemite Download Iso Torrent. It's available here or here, and I'm sure it's probably available elsewhere as well. I should mention that Adywan. Fan edit by adywan - The Purist version, here is Star Wars in 6 minutes. Some fan editors have gone to great lengths of correcting issues with official releases or Special Editions. A complete overhaul of Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back was made by editor Adywan (Adrian Sayce) in 2009 and 2017 respectively under the title Star Wars - Revisited. Continuity fixes, image and cropping.

• • The Phantom Edit cover Subtitled The Phantom Edit, the original VHS edit circulated around Hollywood and garnered praise from the likes of Kevin Smith (who at one time was rumored to be The Phantom Editor himself) and even a kind of off-hand approval from Lucasfilm themselves. Nichols cut around 18 minutes from the film, mostly consisting of the juvenile humor of Jar-Jar Binks, the chatter of Battle Droids and young Anakin’s more childish moments. He also trimmed superfluous story elements (for example the detour through “the planet core”), reduced the amount of politics (which no-one really cared about) and removed the introduction of midichlorians (which everyone thought was a stupid idea). Later on, an updated (and further improved) version was released via the internet with a fascinating commentary track where Nichols explains his reasoning and motives, including why Jar-Jar is just not obliterated from the entire film. He is needed in the same way that the Ewoks are need in Jedi, for the big battle at the finale, but what has been masterfully removed are his scene-stealing antics – the dive into the lake, the long-tongue fruit grabbing, etc.

– that can often take away the emotional aspect of a scene. The Phantom Edit opened up the floodgates and Lucasfilm’s “leave them to it” attitude encouraged other faneditors to fire up their computers and get cutting. Currently on the Internet Fanedit Database,, alone there are a total of 89 different versions of the six Star Wars. Each editor brings their own ideas to the table, and sometimes they see a bit that someone else has done, borrow it, and add a bit more – but always crediting the original source or inspiration. Some of them take the movies in completely different directions, others try to bring them back to the films we all grew up on, still more offer a look behind the scenes of the filming process. Even the celebs are getting in on it with actor Topher Grace’s – but he won’t let anyone but his friends see it! So what follows is a roundup of our favorite ones; please do let us know of any others that you think are worth a look.

• • Harmy’s Despecialized Edition Cover For the purist: After all of Lucas’ tinkering, this version is an absolute joy to watch. It is as close as you can get to the original 1977 theatrical release – in the opening crawl there’s not even a mention of it being ‘Episode IV’. The original scenes have been painstakingly restored and color-corrected shot by shot based on a fade-free 1977 I.B. Technicolor Print.

Gone are the CGI additions from the special edition. No dewbacks, no shot from Greedo, no Jabba for Han to walk over, no more battalion of troopers around that corner, and the simple, practical effect, exploding Death Star. The best part about it all is that is all in glorious HD too, as the majority of the source material is from the Blu-ray edition, with additional sections upscaled from the 2006 DVD bonus disc and even from TV broadcasts. • • Adywan’s Revisited Cover For the completist: This one is the best of both worlds and is what the special edition should have been.

Adywan keeps all the good sections added in Lucas’ special edition, but removes most of the silly ones. So we get the beautiful shot of the Falcon blasting its way out of Mos Eisley, but no Jabba. All of the crazy CGI beasts around Mos Eisley, but no shot from Greedo. Harman Kardon Software Update Avr 1700 Remote.