In 1997, George Lucas released the Special Edition versions of the original Star Wars trilogy on DVD, declaring that they were definitive and would replace the originals. But even those who prefer those versions or later digital mulligans should be at least vaguely worried that Lucas, and now Disney, doesn't offer a way to see Star Wars as it appeared...

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