Dah. Dahdah-dah. Dahdah-dah dah dah-dah-dahdah!

by Chris on Sep.20, 2006, under Asides, General Thoughts and Media

As the strains of John Williams’ score waft from the speakers, and the 1977 edition of the opening text scrolls by…

This is a bit like coming home after a long voyage, or finding a friend long thought lost.

I’m an emotional geek, I know.

Mum
September 22nd, 2006 on 12:37 pm
Sounds like somebody got the new/old Star Wars dvds!
Chris
September 22nd, 2006 on 1:07 pm
You are correct.

Mmm.

I’m a happy man, man.
madmartigan
September 22nd, 2006 on 11:34 pm
how do the original movies look. I heard that they were not going to be restoring them.
Chris
September 24th, 2006 on 7:05 am
They look better than VHS, although not souped up to the point of the special editions.

They’re worth having, that’s for sure.

And, how the hell have you been? Long time, etc…

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