Star Wars: Return of the Jedi [4K UHD]

Since Amazon has carelessly mixed all reviews of all editions of the Star Wars Trilogy (Ep. IV, V, VI), confusing many buyers and causing many to pick the wrong Editions as a result, let me start by stating which DVD's and which editions I bought - I got all three originals of the first true trilogy - Episodes IV, V, VI, all separate in their own cases and each with 2 DVDs inside. DVD Edition, Enhanced AND Theatrical Editions (2 discs per movie), Full Screen Edition (Also available in widescreen) *Just a note about the Full Screen edition: The "Enhanced" remake version of each movie is indeed in Full Screen but the Original Unaltered/Theatrical Editions on disc 2 (for all 3 movies) is in letterbox only. I had no problem with it, it did not detract or distract while watching and the letterbox aspect ratio has barely more black than the regular modern day Widescreen...So, don't worry about that if you're thinking of getting this. I was so glad to find the REAL movie versions that I would have taken any letterbox size! Disc 1 - "Enhanced" version (re-release with added scenes & changed musical scenes in Mos Eisley, Jabba's Palace, End celebration sequence on Return Of The Jedi, etc...) Disc 2 with the original unaltered "Theatrical" version, which is the original as aired in movie theaters in 1977-1983. It was so great to FINALLY find the edition of the original trilogy with the option of watching it the proper way without all the added CGI animation and re-done music scenes. I agree with another reviewer here that I, too, absolutely DESPISE the re-make of the musical band scene in Jabba's Palace (Return Of The Jedi). The female singer originally was a puppet and there were men under the floor making her "dance" by moving a steel frame and puppet strings. The CGI cheapens the entire scene and the music itself is both awful and extremely aggravating. I remembered the original song ever since I first saw the movies on VHS when I was growing up. What a throwback experience. The packaging is nice. The front and back covers of the case have the original artwork from the first VHS releases of the films from back in the late 70's/early 80's. There are bonus features included but I don't really care about that stuff; I bought this strictly to have the original unaltered films on demand. The paper inside just has artwork, a chapter/scene list, and a quick description of what commentary & features are included on the discs in addition to the films themselves. Nothing extra on the little paper itself, everything is on the discs. Lucas is a sell-out giving this franchise to Disney; what a mistake. I don't care to watch any of his commentary. There is also a demo of a ridiculous Lego Star Wars game for XBox which I will also never use on my XBox. These editions were released in September of 2006 and I believe this is the only time they released the originals on DVD so I am glad and lucky to have found them. At approximately $30 apiece, I feel it was a steal to get such a rare hard-to-find edition at such a great price-under $100 for all three films, and two versions each at that. I highly recommend this particular edition to all Star Wars fans who want the true original experience. For me personally I feel it was best as it was originally shown, with all the physical puppets, original music scenes, and no CGI.

Great movie.

The best Star Wars film. Much better than the Phantom Menace.

Great film, jabas place, and the speeder bike scene were epic in 4k uhd and on my new tv

Loved this I watch both I watched the original return of the Jedi 1983 dvd it was so amazing it brought back so much memories and I watched the 2004 remake it was so much fun thanks so much would highly recommend this seller thanks again 🤩🤩🤩😆

RETURN OF THE JEDI was the third STAR WARS film, and it is the finale of the STAR WARS saga if watched in the order of the episode numbers. This film managed to capture the action, character, humor, and spiritual themes of the earlier films for a third time. However, this film is longer and features more kid-friendly elements(though the Rancor monster is not for small children). By the time of this film's release, visual effects technology had reached a level where highly complex shots were possible with virtually no matte lines or other hints of visual trickery. Relying on the previous film to develop the characters, this film focuses more on action, tying up storylines, and a long build to the climax of the saga. The first disk is essentially the same as the DVD released in 2004. Given the quality of the original effects, there was little reason to replace them with newer ones. The addition of Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker is illogical since Alec Guinness continues to play Obi-Wan Kenobi instead of Ewan McGregor. The new musical numbers are inferior to the original numbers. Other added scenes merely extend the length of the film, but changes to Han Solo's dialogue remove a character arc originally in the trilogy. The only reason to buy this DVD is for the "bonus material" of the original version of the film. As reported, this DVD is not anamorphic and is based mostly on a previous video transfer of the film. I have a wide-screen, high-definition television set, and the picture is better than I was expecting. Although this is the newest of the original trilogy, the print used in this transfer is in much worse shape than the prints used for the other two films' "bonus material." Unfortunately, the subtitles for Jabba the Hutt are cropped off the bottom of a wide-screen television when the picture is expanded to fill the screen. The Dolby 2.0 soundtrack is lackluster. Those with standard definition television sets should have no hesitance in purchasing this DVD for its "bonus material." Watching it on a wide screen high-definition television involves trade-offs that would have been avoided with a typical anamorphic DVD. Because of the music and character changes made in the special edition, the original film is the better film. Film buffs should appreciate seeing what cutting-edge visual effects were in 1983. However, first-time viewers may prefer the more state-of-the-art special edition.

This movie was packed well and arrived in perfect condition. I’m commenting on the 2019 4K BluRay version that includes the (2019) 4k special edition, the same version (with special features) on a standard BluRay disc, and a third BluRay disc with bonus special features. I don’t need to comment on the movie itself because it’s so popular, anyone investing in a 4K version will know about it and the changes George Lucas made with each rerelease of these special edition versions of the original trilogy. This is NOT the original 1983 theatrical release version of ‘Return of the Jedi’, and that version is not included in this set. This set does contain a digital version code sheet for the 2019 special edition, but I don’t care about digital versions. I’m a physical media collector. This is the single movie edition that has the red stripe across the bottom of the front and the yellow stripe across the top of the front of the case insert. The red stripe reads: ULTIMATE COLLECTOR’S EDITION, and the yellow stripes reads: 4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY + DIGITAL CODE. The only thing I don’t like about this set is that it comes with two of the discs stacked. At first glance it looks like there’s only two discs included. To solve this problem, I’ve decided to also buy several new, three disc 4k UHD cases. These come with the folding tray that holds two of the discs, and the third is mounted to the back of the case like a standard single disc case would be. Every new 4K Star Wars movie I’ve bought has the same issue, so I have changed the cases of all of them when I first opened them. Another thing to note is that this set DID NOT come with a slipcover. This is another thing that doesn’t bother me, but might be a requirement for someone else. I hope this comment is helpful and keeps someone from being confused about what they’re ordering. Especially if they are expecting this 4K set to include the original 1983 theatrical version. Good luck ordering what you want and getting it in perfect condition.

I gave away my viewing copy of ROTJ, ordered a new one on Amazon. No biggie. BUT, sadly, tragically, I made a blunder on this one. The DVD is in great condition, it arrived in a timely manner, and it's the action packed, innovative special effects filled, wonderful sci-fi story expected. Due to my inept ordering, it was the Full Screen Version! NOT widescreen! Not the special two disc DVD package with both the remastered, enhanced verson, and the original theatrical release version. (Yes I know there's an even newer pacakging available. It took me long enough to go with this one. But I'll move on up to that one soon enough) First off, I'm a widescreen fan, I want the full view of everything, the detailed sets, all encompassing veiws of the action, effect of panoramic views, etc. No pan and scan for me, if there is camera motion I feel it should be as a necessary dramatic component of the action and story of a movie, not to quickly show some otherwise missed visual aspect of the story that would was included in the original frame. The movie is still incredible, I still love it. Even in fullscreen version. Even with those annoying Ewoks! Alright, alright, they do save the day in the battle of Endor, They are cute and cuddley, but everybody seems to forget........they were going to eat Luke, Leia, Han, and Chewie for dinner!!! I would have never turned my back on one of those things, ever. Don't care how cute and cuddlely they are. And liking the Star Wars saga as I do, being able to watch one version, then the other and compare, especially with other SW fans (who else would sit thru two viewings of the same movie at one session?) is a fun thing to do. Like I say, it was my blunder when I ordered. Didn't pay attention, must have clicked on the wrong one. Learn you must, from my mistake. Use the Force. Select the good DVD package. (Or that new one if you must)

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Star Wars: Episode VI - Die Rückkehr der Jedi-Ritter (Original Kinoversion + Special Edition, 2 DVDs) [Limited Edition] FSK 12 ca. 132 Minuten Bestellt über AMAZON. Aber gebraucht aus dem Bestand von Medimops (siehe Bild). Zustand OK. Star Wars Episode VI zählt schon seit Erstsichtung 1983 (2007) zu meinen Lieblingsfilmen der ganzen STAR WARS Reihe. Faszinierend fand ich, dass es neben der deutschen und englischen Spur auch hier eine Spanische gibt. Wieder seltsam, dass im Weltbekannten INTRO-Vorspann, wie auch schon bei Episode IV + V der Text auf Englisch mit deutschen Untertiteln läuft. EXTRAS: Sprachauswahl: Englisch, Deutsch und Spanisch. Untertitel genauso plus für Hörgeschädigte. LEGO STAR WARS – interessiert mich nicht. Ich besaß seit ihrer Erscheinung schon die silberne DVD-Box mit den Episoden 4 bis 6 plus Zusatz DVD. Auf dieser befinden sich natürlich die bearbeiteten und restaurierten Versionen wie hier auf dieser oben genannten. Leider damals zu früh zugeschlagen. Weil ich einfach nochmal die unbearbeitete Originalversion von 1983 sehen wollte, musste ich hier zugreifen. Ich bewerte hier also die Originalversion von 1983 unbearbeitet. Ca.3859 Bewertungen. VHS, BR, Prime und DVD wieder alle in einen Topf geworfen. FAZIT: Einfach genial. So muss es damals gewesen sein. Ein breiter Streifen oben und unten schwarz. Einfach das Original. Ton und Bildqualität auch völlig ok. Viele Kritiker sehen Episode 6 als schwächsten der Ur-Reihe. Ich aber nicht. Trotz unbearbeiteter Version die Story einfach faszinierend. Die Schlacht, imperiale Technik gegen Ureinwohner gegen EWOK und natürlich finale Schlacht gegen den 2. Todesstern. FAZIT 2: Der Sarlacc sah noch wie eine fleischfressende Pflanze aus. Kurz vor dem Ende gab es noch keinen Szenenwechsel nach Naboo und Coruscant Anakin Skywalker wurde noch von Sebastian Shaw dargestellt. Diese Szene hätte nie geändert werden dürfen. Alleine von der Logik her schon. Obi Wan wurde ja auch nicht geändert. Vader starb als gealterter Jedi und nicht als Junger. Gebe alle Sterne.

A foto de propaganda passa a ideia de ter uma Luva, mas não, é uma capinha de plástico bem simples, até mais simples que o normal, isso foi um pouco decepcionante pelo valor, mas nada a reclamar da qualidade de imagem ou áudio, melhor do que na Disney Plus.

Perfecta colección de las 6 películas hasta el momento. Buscaba algo parecido y he dado en el clavo. Aunque tienes que comprar una por una, no vienen en una típica caja de cartón de coleccionista. Para mi perfecto. Típica caja metálica aunque muy fina para mi gusto y recubierto de plástico por dentro. Solo viene el Blu-Ray y nada más. El dibujo de delante es un tono metalizado y tiene cierto relieve en las letras y por detrás aparece la portada original muy bien dibujada. Son totalmente excelentes, no podrían estar mejor hechos. He colgado una foto para que veáis la parte de atrás ya que viene con un cartón que representa la típica parte de atrás de un dvd o blu-ray donde sale escenas, información, créditos, etc... y al ser un SteelBox lo podemos extraer quitando dos trozo de celo y se deja ver en todo su esplendor. También he colgado otra foto para que veáis las seis cartulinas y como he decidido cortar la parte que envuelve cada película por encima para guardarlos en el estante. Lógicamente he hecho tal cosa porque es mucho más bonito ver los dibujos de la caja que ese trozo de cartón tapándolo. Ahora toca esperar a la nueva trilogía y las antologías que también tienen pensado sacar, aunque... ¿Cuantos años habrá que esperar para que saquen un edición con un dibujo tan excelente como lo son estas 6 primeras? Muchos.

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