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Changes in Star Wars re-releases
Many of the films in the Star Wars franchise have been re-released, both theatrically and on home media formats. Franchise creator George Lucas often altered the films for the re-releases. These alterations range from minor refinements (such as color grading and audio mixing) to major changes (such as the insertion of new dialogue, scenes, and visual effects). The original trilogy was altered the most, although revisions were also made to the prequel films. According to Lucas, some changes brought the films closer to his original vision, while others were attempts to create continuity with other films. Different versions of the Star Wars films have existed since the 1977 release of the original Star Wars film, which was retroactively subtitled Episode IV – A New Hope. However, the first major changes were made in 1997, when remastered Special Edition versions of the original trilogy films were released to commemorate the franchise's 20th anniversary. A major motivation for these changes...
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