The second site is an album of covers available here, which appears to include all of the movie covers I've hosted here. The first one is The Star Wars Empire, which offers a small assortment of covers (none of which have appeared on my page). Additionally, I have come across a couple other sites offering some covers. A change in bandwidth limit by my hosting service has granted me some additional working space, so I've re-vamped the page with a limited assortment of covers, which I hope to be able to have available on a pretty permanent basis. It is not for sale, and no one can ever make money on it.
Star wars revisited dvd series#
Nearly every month this early spring of this year, I've had to take the page down for at least a week or so to prevent extra changes from my host. The Star Wars Revisited project is a series of fan-edits of the Star Wars movies, freely available on the internet. Sayce's original intentions were to make color corrections to the 2004 DVD release of the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition and to remove or revise some of the changes and new special. Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, Star Wars: Episódio IV - Uma Nova Esperança, Star Wars - Uma Nova Esperança, Star Wars: A New Hope, Guerre stellari (Episodio IV), Star Wars: Episod IV Nytt hopp, Star Wars: Una Nueva Esperanza, 4:, Star Wars: Episode IV - Eine neue Hoffnung, Star Wars: Episodi IV - Uusi toivo. The film was re-edited by British amateur artist Adrian Sayce of Shrewsbury, UK, whose internet pseudonym is adywan. Update, November 4, 2004: With the level of interest in DVD covers that has developed this year (which I've attributed to the official DVD release, a small but strong bootleg market surrounding the original theatrical cuts of the movies, and the approaching arrival of Episode III in May 2005), this page has developed into a nearly lethal consumer of bandwidth for me. Star Wars Revisited is a fan-edited version of the movie Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. The covers for Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones are mirrored from DVD Cover Art and are also available there. Actually, Jaxxon provided me with two prints, both of which have the original crawl. The film was borrowed from a source who wishes to remain anonymous, and who for now will go by the name Jaxxon. To use these covers, print them out in landscape mode on legal size paper from a program like Photoshop. It is my telecine transfer and restoration of an old 16mm print of Star Wars. See below for an assortment of Star Wars DVD covers. Star Wars DVD Covers Star Wars DVD Covers
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