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"Secret Star Wars Cut to Screen en Londres"

Autor:Kristen Actualizar:May 05,2025

¿Crees que has visto Star Wars de 1977? Piense de nuevo. Lo que probablemente haya visto son las versiones alteradas distribuidas después de su carrera teatral inicial, ajustadas por George Lucas y luego lanzadas como "ediciones especiales" de la querida epopeya. Pero ahora, los fanáticos tienen una nueva esperanza: la oportunidad de ver el corte original de la película que Lucas dejó hace mucho tiempo.

En junio, el Festival de Cine del British Film Institute en el Festival de Cine comenzará con una proyección de una de las pocas impresiones Technicolor restantes de la carrera inicial de Star Wars, según The Telegraph. Esto marca la primera proyección pública de esta impresión desde diciembre de 1978, aunque ha estado disponible en VHS en el pasado.

Lucas comenzó a ajustar la película con su primer relanzamiento teatral en 1981, y desde entonces, Lucasfilm solo ha permitido proyecciones de las diversas "ediciones especiales". Los fanáticos están en una delicia en el próximo festival; La impresión se ha almacenado a 23 grados Fahrenheit durante los últimos cuarenta años para preservar su calidad, prometiendo una experiencia de visualización casi impecable.

En el pasado, Lucas ha sido firme en su oposición a proyectar el corte original de lo que ahora conocemos como Episodio IV: una nueva esperanza, y ha discutido públicamente su postura a lo largo de los años.

"La edición especial, esa es la que quería. La otra película, está en VHS, si alguien la quiere. No voy a gastar el, estamos hablando de millones de dólares aquí, el dinero y el tiempo para renovar eso, porque para mí, realmente ya no existe “It's like this is the movie I wanted it to be, and I'm sorry you saw a half-completed film and fell in love with it. But I want it to be the way I want it to be. I'm the one who has to take responsibility for it. I'm the one who has to have everybody throw rocks at me all the time, so at least if they're going to throw rocks at me, they're going to throw rocks at me for something I love rather than something I think is not very good, or at least something I think is not finalizado."

No está claro por qué Lucas parece estar cambiando de opinión con esta proyección, pero los fanáticos ciertamente no se quejan.

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