From TMP:
Thirty-Five years ago today, a little film called Star Wars (remember this was before the title changed to A New Hope) released and had an undeniable impact on cinema and pop culture forever. While a lot has changed in the Star Wars universe over those three and a half decades, it's something I continue to enjoy, even though a lot of fans have given up. I feel the negativity is unfair and I'm here to try and explain why Star Wars is still going strong for me, and why the changes that have been made aren't as terrible as many think.
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I like to say, really good points. I honestly think its dumb when people get mad all the time about it. I mean think about it....if you truly want "your childhood movie" then why are you buying it in HD or this new format? You didn't have that back then.....Why not let a new generation of people enjoy what you had?
I think it would be kinda cool for Lucas to release "non-touched" versions for these people so they can go ahead and buy the same thing over-and-over again, but would it be worth printing it? Probably not.
There is no winning here. People jump ship on things for the most stupid of things ALL the time.....look at Spider-man lately and all those excuses. People ALWAYS complain about getting the "same rehashed thing" for all sorts of things (TV, video games, movies) then it comes to Star Wars and its "WHY CANT WE HAVE COPY AND PASTE VERSIONS OF IT!!!!!!" Makes no sense.
Oh, and I have to say it...I love the Clone Wars. Sure, it's changing some story stuff that I don't like, but it's a genuinely fun show that my son and I can both enjoy.