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Look at the recent BLADE RUNNER set, for example, which contained the original theatrical version of the film and also every cut variation since. In order to justify purchasing these movies yet again, all fans of the original theatrical versions of Episodes IV-VI want are decent, cleaned-up copies of these films that we loved from back in the day. Not a whole lot to ask, really, especially considering how well they would most likely sell. If George Lucas wants to keep mutating his films beyond the point of original recognition, fine, so be it, as long as he offers the original theatrical versions along with his newest, spiffiest Especially Special Editions. Otherwise, it's just a terrible rewriting of cinematic history that shouldn't be casually shrugged off with an overly simplistic "They're his films, he can do what he wants." The idea of not finding room for the original theatrical versions in a 9-disc Blu-Ray set in favor of things like parody fan films is simply ridiculous. When you release a "Complete Saga" Blu-Ray set that includes these versions, I'll be more than happy to purchase it but not before. You can do better than this, George.