and for the counter argument i provide the following link along wth two words "Unpleaseable fanbase" and here is the link: Star wars is ruined forever oddly that page hasn't been updated to cover the blu-rays

Lucas is to Star Wars as Hitler was to Nazi Germany.

Yes everything is based off of one man's grand idea, but that one man also sent the whole thing crashing down in flames.

And some of us fans are just as fanatical about the force as nazis are about....Nazi things

Quote from first link:

(Obi-Wan: “He was our only hope.” Yoda: “No…there is another.” Obi-Wan (not in script): “Oh, right, I f*cking held both of these kids as they were born in Episode 3. Sorry Yoda, I just plumb forgot!”)

I never noticed that

Thing is, regardless of how annoying certain changes Lucas has made are (I'm looking at you Han/Greedo scene ), Star Wars actually belongs to George. He has the right to do whatever he wants to it. It's the same thing as musicians releasing remixes and remasters of their popular records.

A lot of us have our own continuity anyway (I don't give a @#$% about The Clone Wars cartoon ), and we can take or leave whatever is introduced to the saga.

So, really, railing against Jabba... er... George for tinkering with the saga is really quite silly. Buy it or don't. But I bet most people who gripe will still buy these.

I still have my DVDs with the original theatrical releases on them

I'm enjoying FOTJ jsut as much as I enjoy zahn's stuff, I skipped both NJO and TLOTF and i tried reading Karen Traviss but i couldn't get into her style. I'm not hung up over any of the changes to Canon. But then again I grew up on the 90's re-edits and perfer them over the 80-70s orginials.

Wow, I didn't read all the way to the bottom on the follow up article.

That is really unacceptable! I would say what I really think of those guys that did that to those kids, but it would probably get censored.

My sentiments exactly.

I think it was an interesting take on the subject (while I don't agree with half of it) and just pasted the article's headline into the subject box.

We got Deep Space Nine.

I didn't say it was, it's my favorite out of the shows as well. It proved that Star Trek could carry on and flourish after Roddenberry's death.

Now I may be the only one with this opinion, but I think if they are EVER going to make another star wars movie, they should do it in the style of Star Wars The Clone Wars tv series. Why? For one, it is easeir to get better voice actors than it is to get good actors *Hayden I'm looking at you*. Most of the stuff you see in the most recent movies was CG and only a few actors did a good job of acting, like Obi Wan. Animated movies, I feel, are a better way to make Star Wars than more live action movies we will be disappointed with, such as episodes 1,2 and 3. Plus, add onto the fact that if they did sequels to the original movies, the actors who played Luke, Leia and Han are all old now and not as young as they would need to be to play the parts in a live action movie (does Mark Hamil or Carrie Fisher even act anymore?). They would be able to get voice actors, maybe even the original actors themselves, and voice the parts and give us a good movie. I know there are a lot of people who didn't like the idea of the animated clone wars movie, but in all honesty, they have gotten a lot better at animation since they made that movie through the making of the TV series. And another plus (good or bad) is that Lucas wouldn't direct the movies. Someone else would. And they would most likely do a better job at it.