Star Wars: The Despecialized Edition, also known as Harmy's Despecialized Edition, is a fan-created film preservation of the original Star Wars trilogy films: Star Wars (1977), The Empire Strikes Back ...

NanoTech Entertainment said Monday that it had hired Petr Harmy, who created the Star Wars Despecialized Edition remastered trilogy, to help it convert existing movies into 4K resolution for its ...

Disney Plus Andor is the best Star Wars TV show on Disney+ and leaves Rebels, Clone Wars and Skeleton Crew eating space dust Disney Plus How to watch the Star Wars movies in order: chronological and ...

Most movies will see two, maybe three different releases in their lifetime. You'll have the original theatrical, then perhaps an "extended edition" and maybe even a "director's cut." Then you have the ...

Star Wars: The Despecialized Edition, also known as Harmy's Despecialized Edition, is a fan-created film preservation of the original Star Wars trilogy films: Star Wars (1977), The Empire Strikes Back ...

The Star Wars released in 1977 no longer exists. The same is true for the sequel, Empire Strikes Back. Fans should know that there’s a way to view the original trilogy as it was initially released, ...

Since 1997, George Lucas has been hell bent on ruining the original Star Wars trilogy. Every new release—in theaters, on DVD, and on Blu-Ray—comes with more added garbage than the last. This fan-made ...

No movie franchise in history has received as many fan edits as Star Wars, owing to both George Lucas' refusal to simply leave the Original Trilogy alone, and the rather tawdry release state of the ...

Legal note: fan edits aren’t technically legal. We do need to point that out at the start. We’re not encouraging piracy, or copyright theft here, as the following article, we feel, makes clear.

The Internet is full of thinkpieces about how to watch Star Wars. Some fans will passionately tell you to watch them in the order they were made, while others will say to hit them chronologically.