Star Wars: Revisited -The Saga. 77,888 likes 17 talking about this. A series of fan-edits of Episodes 4-6 in the SW saga. Non-official versions. By fans, for fans. Use RSS for torrents auto-download. Eztv.re is the new domain in use for EZTV Group. Go to for official proxies. Also official EZTV domains: eztv.ag, eztv.it, eztv.ch, eztv.io. Send ideas, report bugs and ask questions at novaking@eztv.ch Call for Action » Help EZTV with Seeding! Empire Strikes Back Revisited MKV & DVD-5 Available. Posted on 2017/08/12 by doubleofive. The first wave of the release of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Revisited is available for download. This wave consists of the 720p MKV (high definition, no menu). The MKV is a compressed 8 GB but still HD version of the film, with no menus or audio.

The first wave of the release of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Revisited is available for download. This wave consists of the 720p MKV (high definition, no menu).

The MKV is a compressed 8 GB but still HD version of the film, with no menus or audio options. This file can be played on your computer using a program like VLC Player, on your TV through a lot of Smart TV and Blu-ray players, or converted to a file format of your choice. Mini dv import software mac.

Next will be the DVD-5, a 5 GB ISO file that will be able to be burned onto a single-layer DVD (available at most stores and burnable by every DVD burner) using a program like ImgBurn. The resulting disc will be playable on most NTSC DVD/Blu-ray players right out of the box. This will be a compressed standard definition version.

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Later will come less-compressed dual-layer DVD-9 versions (in both NTSC and PAL) and a BD-25 ISO burnable to Blu-ray disc. These versions will have more refined menus and options, with bonus features such as behind the scenes footage, interviews, alternate versions, and trailers. Also in the works is a DVD-5 of the bonus features.

Thank you for your patience, and we hope that the movie is everything you’ve been dreaming about for almost a decade.

UPDATE (9/4/2018): A barebones DVD-5 has been released! See the post on it for more information on it and future releases!

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Even if you leave out all of the TV series, books, comics, and video games, the Star Wars universe is massive. The franchise's live-action history stretches back more than 40 years and covers a growing list of feature films, from the original trilogy to spinoff films like Solo: A Star Wars Story. If you're hoping to marathon them all back-to-back, you have to be prepared to devote a day or more to the task.

Even if you watch all of the Star Wars films, though, you still have more to watch, and we're not just talking about the TV shows. As epic as the movies are, they all also feature deleted scenes of some kind or another, and some of those scenes could have played fairly pivotal roles in the finished films. From deleted subplots to abandoned action sequences, these are the Star Wars deleted scenes that could have had a big impact on the franchise.

Luke on Tatooine

In A New Hope, we meet Luke Skywalker when he and his Uncle Owen purchase C-3PO and R2-D2 from a group of Jawas, and learn soon after that he's a dreamer farm boy who hopes to one day escape Tatooine and join the Rebellion. It's a fine introduction for the character, and structurally it allows the narrative through line of the film to carry through the two droids, but deleted scenes from the film reveal that we were originally going to get to know Luke in a different way.

George Lucas and his crew shot several minutes of scenes on Tatooine that were later cut from the film, which would have shown Luke looking through high-tech binoculars and witnessing from afar the space battle between the Star Destroyer and the blockade runner at the beginning of the film. He then went to Tosche Station to try and show his friends what he'd seen, only to find the battle had already ended and they thought he was lying. These scenes also introduced Luke's friend Biggs Darklighter (who still shows up as an X-Wing pilot later in the film), who conveyed to Luke his plans to sneak away and join the Rebel Alliance. The scenes would have slowed down the film if they'd stayed in, but they would have also added a considerable amount of world-building, and help explain some of Luke's whinier tendencies.

Luke and Leia get closer

The Empire Strikes Back infamously features a moment in which Leia Organa plants a big kiss on a recuperating Luke Skywalker in an attempt to make Han Solo jealous. It works, but the moment is later undercut a bit by the revelation that Luke and Leia are brother and sister. As it turns out, things could have been much more awkward.

In the scene in question, Luke is recovering in the Alliance's medical bay after being attacked by a Wampa ice monsters out in the Hoth wilderness. A deleted portion of the sequence takes places before Han enters the room, as Luke and Leia talk alone about his recovery. With his near-death experience on his mind, Luke begins to tell Leia how he feels about her because he's not sure he'll have the chance again. They very nearly share a more intimate kiss, but they're interrupted by C-3PO, because that's just what Threepio was born to do. The sequence would have also featured Luke revealing his plan to go to Dagobah to Leia, adding even more color to his inner life ahead of the Battle of Hoth.

Greedo causing trouble

The character of Greedo was first introduced in what has become one of the most contentious scenes in Star Wars history, as a bounty hunter confronting Han Solo in a New Hope. In Episode I – The Phantom Menace, one of Anakin Skywalker's friends turns out to be a younger version of Greedo, and his inherent nastiness was initially going to be conveyed in a more overt way.

George Lucas shot a considerable amount of additional footage for the podrace sequence in that film, including more material for the race itself and extended introductions. He also shot another scene immediately after the race in which Anakin and Greedo get into a physical fight because the latter accused the former of cheating to win the race. Their fight is broken up by Qui-Gon, who tries to explain to Anakin that he doesn't need to argue if he knows the truth himself, but the scene serves to underline the inherent anger present in Anakin. It also lets us know that Greedo has pretty much always been a jerk.

Anakin meets the parents

For a substantial portion of Episode II – Attack of the Clones, Anakin Skywalker and Padme Amidala abscond to her home planet of Naboo. They're supposed to be there for security reasons, but all that time alone together creates a romance.

Deleted scenes from Attack of the Clones reveal that the Naboo retreat was initially much more substantial, featuring an extended sequence in which Padme discusses her political career (she was such a popular queen that the people wanted to amend the Constitution for her), as well as an even longer sequence in which Anakin meets Padme's mother, father and sister. The sequence may have slowed the final film down a bit, but it adds a considerable amount of color to Padme's past. We learn that she wasn't raised as an aristocrat, she loves quiet family life but feels pressured to continue serving in the Senate, and she's passionate about humanitarian work around the galaxy. We also see Anakin bristle a bit when she tells her parents that he's not her boyfriend.

Jedi sidequest

One of the great joys of the prequel trilogy is seeing the Jedi Order during its last period of strength in galactic history (so far, anyway). The prequels meant not just seeing younger versions of Yoda and Obi-Wan Kenobi, but meeting their colleagues. Sadly, the films have to cover so much ground that we don't get a chance to really get to know too many of these other Jedi. Apart from Qui-Gon Jinn and Mace Windu, the rest of the Jedi are supporting characters who barely get a word in.

A deleted sequence set amid the climactic battle of Attack of the Clones wouldn't have necessarily remedied this, but it did give some of the supporting Jedi more to do. Originally, that battle also included an action sequence in which Jedi Masters Ki-Adi-Mundi and Plo Koon stage a raid on a droid control ship, but this was never finalized for release. Still, if you want to know more about those Jedi, there's always The Clone Wars to fall back on.

The rise of the Rebellion

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