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The result, released as (later v2.0, v2.5, and finally v3.0 in 2019), was a miracle. It looked better than any official release. It had the original grain, the original sound mix (restored from laser disc), no CGI Jabba, no “Maclunkey,” and a dead Greedo.

In the winter of 1977, audiences sat in darkened theaters and saw a universe that looked lived-in. The walls of the Millennium Falcon were scuffed; the sand of Tatooine was gritty; the lightsabers glowed with an ethereal, imperfect hum. But for decades, if you wanted to watch Star Wars at home, that version was virtually extinct. harmy star wars