Best Star Wars blu-ray comparison video on UA-cam. Thank you so much for doing this. I have waited to get the blu-rays and with your video I think I will try to track down the 2011 release now.
I have the european release of this box and all discs have different pictures on them. Like the faces of different characters from the saga. Just found that interesting. Great video Nathan.
4 years late, but I recently got the australian box set with the same artwork on the discs. How did I get it? Via Ebay? No, I got it from my uncle, who was working at the local dump, and found it out of pure luck. How it got from Australia to Canada is beyond me, now I get to watch the films on Blu-Ray in crispy THX sound.
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Yo I really appreciate his video man. Had a hard time figuring out what the difference between the 2011 bluray (fancy packaging) and the 2015 reissue. This cleared up my questions and you literally explained everything person. Great video bro
I am glad to see that the 2015 reissue package of this Blu-ray release has a more standard packaging as oppose to the 2011 release, but when I purchased the one back in 2011, I ended up purchasing the Japanese edition from HMV Japan website, because the packaging on that was actually better, and the discs had individual artwork on them, each depicting a different character from all six movies, similar to the new steelbook cases that they just released on November 10, 2015. I paid about almost 200 dollars including shipping express mail international from Japan to the US, although I got on sale due to the fact that I preorder it early from there, but at the time it was worth it because the 2011 North American packaging had turned me off, because I was afraid of it getting scratched. The only time I purchased the US version was back around Christmas 2013, but it was for my friend's ex-boyfriend, because she originally wanted me to bring my box set with me so that he could borrow it to watch, but because of it being Japanese I will not loan it out to anyone. So I bought it for him at a Best Buy, and at the time when I purchased it from there, it was the only copy they had left on the shelves, even the 2013 versions of both were sold out, and I think it was $89.99 plus tax, marked down from $109.99. She originally tried to purchase one from an FYE store, only to have some idiot tell her that because Disney took over the franchise when it purchased Lucas Film, that the Star Wars Blu-ray releases from 20th Century Fox had been discontinued, and she believed it because she is not really a Star Wars fan. It is good thing that she did not purchase it from FYE, because they had it marked up to about $149.99 and it was the first place that I looked before I decided to look for it at Best Buy.
Hey loved your video. I bought the Vader version instead of the Anakin version of the complete saga. But a few points i want to make as a citizen of the UK: - The Vader version is actually £10 cheaper than the Anakin version which is weird as it's a newer release but also as you pointed out, had less fancy box designing - In my Vader version, the discs all have a picture of a Star Wars character on each one (probably UK exclusive i'm not sure) - The subtitle problem you mentioned i didn't encounter on my version. I didn't have to worry about setting the subtitles as when a different alien language was spoke they were already printed on the film. Again, maybe a UK version exclusive Thanks for the video, i really hoped the Vader version was the same as the Anakin one as it was cheaper and i was worried it wouldn't include EVERYTHING. But it did thank the maker! 😊
I have the 2011 Japanese version of this boxset, and all nine discs have the exact same artwork of the characters that are featured as the U.K. version, the only thing that would be different is where as the U.K. versions have the British rating system printed on each disc, the Japanese versions do not have that but do feature Japanese writing on each disc to let the user know that it is exactly that, so I would say it is more of international version or the non North American release. Probably the reason that the original 2011 North American release was made and packaged like it was including discs with just a generic art or lack there of, was more for economic reasons, because making it more like the international version would have made the set too expensive for the average US consumer. Probably why the 2015 repackaged U.K. version is cheaper than the 2011 U.K. version. The Japanese version has a suggested retail price of ¥16,500 without sales tax (with sales tax being about 8% in Japan, the price is ¥17,820). I bought mine from Japan at www.hmv.co.jp back in 2011 by reserving a copy of it a few months in advance and with shipping I only paid ¥14,415 (¥12,375 + ¥2,040 for shipping since anything shipped overseas by HMV Japan is sent Express Mail International) which at the time was roughly equivalent to about 188 US dollars or £116. At today's rate for December 5, 2018 roughly about 128 US dollars or £100.
Very great and thorough review, Nathan. Subscribed and liked. The 2011 packaging feels more meaningful to me and I'm a fan of the prequel movies so the 2011 version is better for me. Blu-ray discs are have a coating on them to be more scratch-resistant than DVDs so I'm not worried about scratching the discs. I'm now waiting for the 4K versions now that a lot of movie studios have announced their 4K releases for 2016. I can only Imagine what The Force Awakens will look like in 4K.
@Nathan Butler I have the 2011 issue of the Star Wars: The Complete Saga on Blu-ray, the original trilogy on CBS FOX VHS tapes, and The Force Awakens on Blu-ray.
The first disc releases with the new intro will be after the 2020, when Disney gets the right to distribute the movies on disc (except A New Hope which will remain with Fox until further negotiations), but Disney owns the rights to DIGITAL releases of the movies (again, except A New Hope, which remains with Fox until further negotiations).
+samstar2 I think it's the other way around. Personally, I think maybe Disney should buy out 20th Century Fox, and consolidate Touchstone and Mirmax into it...
Daniel Robins I got the UK Harry Potter box set because that thankfully had region free discs. Not sure if I want to spend the money on a new player when there are only a couple box sets I would get from the UK.
thank you Nathan for this comparison of the 2011 and 2015 issues of Star Wars the Complete Saga. I was deciding which one to get know I know it will be the 2015.
That little sucker along with the 2011 release are gonna skyrocket in value until Walt Disney Home Video eventually relinquishes and releases a 1-6 box-set
Thanks for making this video. Did your slipcase have one of those thick black security stickers inside of it (I’m assuming it’s for security)? I bought mine a few days ago at Best Buy and I’m wondering if the sticker will eventually dent the case somewhat. I don’t want to try to remove it because I’m afraid it’ll damage the case. I was wondering if all Complete Saga slipcases have this sticker.
Does this have the original trilogy theatrical movies on the bonus discs? Someone said a new hope was on there and are the bonus discs blu rays or dvds?
The original theatrical films are *not* on this release. All discs are Blu-rays, which are identical to the 2011 Complete Saga set. If anyone is describing a version of this set that supposedly has the original theatrical cuts of any film in it, they are not deescribing the legitimate release. They are describing the most common Star Wars bootleg that exists right now. See this video: ua-cam.com/video/DsucnNhrjXw/v-deo.html
Ok thank you for responding! Someone on Amazon said it had at least episode 4 theatrical on the bonus disc but they also said there are 12 discs in the set which is not true so I was looking for someone who had the actual set on youtube. After 8 and 9 come out they should give us a blu ray set with all 9 movies in theatrical and the updated/special editions and some bonus features. That way everyone would be happy. fingers crossed!
That would be great. There are those who want the theatrical versions on Blu-ray because they hate the Special Editions and there are those who would like to have the pleasure of enjoying both versions in HD. I'm one of the latter by the way. After all, it worked well with the Blu-ray sets of Star Trek - The Original Series.
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Does this version still include the 20th Century Fox fanfare at the beginning of each movie? Edit: I see that you already answered it in the video. Thanks :) Great video with lots of useful info.
I wish I saw this video before I got my blu-ray copy! I did a search for "Star Wars Blu-ray" and your awesome video didn't show up back then. I found it by following a link from another blu-ray Star Wars unboxing. Anyways, I was trying to decide if I should get the Darth Vader cover or the 2011 release. I got almost got a headache wondering which to choose. Anyways, I eventually got the Darth Vader cover and I was wondering if it had additional features or not. Now I know thanks to your video! Thanks a lot!
I was thinking about picking this up on Amazon, but maybe the UK version instead. It seems to be a little cheaper and has the cover art on the disc themselves. Is the UK version region free? I would be playing them through a ps4. My other hesitation is the amount of bootleg copies of this particular set going around even on Amazon.(I know it’s rampant on Ebay). At Walmart it’s currently $90. Any thoughts? Thanks again for you expertise and great content.
The discs should be the same as the ones I have in the 2013 Steelbooks from the UK. All of those are all-region, so you should be fine. If you order the U.S. set via Amazon, you can at least tell which are legit by making sure it's sold and shipped by Amazon, not just shipped (or neither).
So I got a question. I just got something like this except it has a copy right of 2017. It has an additional sleeve of Darth Vader face. I can't find out hat it is online anywhere. Do you have any idea? It also says 6 movie collection and not complete saga.
That's the 2017 reissue that was put out for the holiday season exclusive to Walmart. They never put it on their website, never advertised it, and it only showed up in stores for about a month. They did a reissue of the 2013 trilogy sets, BD and DVD relseases of TFA, and BD and DVD releases of Rogue One also. All came with an exclusive Forces of Destiny DVD (always the same one). I did an episode on them here: ua-cam.com/video/f5fs_RmwzmE/v-deo.html
Nathan, I recently was browsing Ebay and I was shocked to discover a version of this re-release is for DVD. So I looked into it a bit and its a 12-disc set but it comes with all six films plus the bonus disc for each film and the artwork on them suggests it's a repackaging of each film's original DVD release so Episode 1's discs are a re-printing from 2000, Episode 2's discs from 2002, Epsiode 3's discs from 2005, and the original trilogy's discs are from 2006 meaning the bonus discs for those films contain the GOUT version of the film. I have never heard of this release before but it looks official.
Will You Get the 2015 Compete Saga Australian Set Because it’s Different To The US and look into it Because it’s a Digistack and have the set Very Different To the US
If you only mean 1 - 9: In the U.S., the only thing like that is the Best Buy exclusive Skywalker Saga set that includes the films on updated Blu-ray discs, Blu-ray bonus discs, and Ultra HD Blu-ray discs for each film. However, if you aren't picky about disc labels haveing foreign ratings on th em, you can pick up a Blu-ray (only) Skywalker Saga set from the UK, which is in a nice package and would basically be what you're looking for. The UK set is region free, so there's no issue playing in the U.S. You can see that package in ep. 286 of this series. If you mean 1 - 9 plus Rogue One and Solo: No such thing exists in any market legitimately, as far as I know.
Are the disk designs for the 2015 darth vader box set the same as the 2011 tatooine one in North America? i think the UK version has faces on the disks of the darth vader one, not sure about the other box set. im looking for the disks that just have the episode numbers on them in the darth vader box set (like the one you showed), not the one with the character faces on the disks. Any answers to my comment is appreciated.
+Gam3rMan95 In the U.S., they are the same in 2011, 2013, and 2015. I know that in 2011 the U.S. ones were "plain" (like in 2013 and 2015) but a lot of the non-U.S. releases had faces of characters on the discs.
+Nathan Butler I Have the yoda and darth vader blu ray+dvd combos and the disks look like the one you showed in your darth vader complete saga, and the dvds are black. Im in canada, would I be able to get your kind of darth vader complete saga disks in my country? I know you said outside of usa, but idk if you meant to say north america, correct me if I am wrong. and thank you!!! and I have subscibed!!
+Gam3rMan95 Outside NA, yes. I tend to forget when I'm speaking that almost anything released in the U.S. tends to get a corresponding Canadian release. There may be tiny packaging variations (though not usually these days), but since the discs are for the same region, they tend to be the same, right down to the label. Think of the different labels as indicating NTSC (NA) or PAL (EU) usually.
+Nathan Butler was revenge of the sith ever released on VHS? also on my channel I have a Kylo Ren Force FX lightsaber unboxing video, you are welcome to check that out, thanks for answering to me!!!
+Gam3rMan95 Not in the U.S., and I don't think in Canada either. It was in PAL format in the UK, which I actually just put up a new video about earlier today. :)
In 2020, the rights to all but ANH are being transferred to Disney, while ANH is staying at Fox. I think Disney should just acquire everything, and they should also release the Unaltered trilogy (from 35MM or 70MM, if we can all talk some sense into George), and the Holiday Special on Blu-Ray. What are your thoughts on all that I just stated?
I've always wondered if there were any differences between the reissue and the 2011 edition. I personally love the 2011 edition because of its book format. the new one is too cheap looking.
Does anyone know if the 12 disc DVD (DVD, not Blu Ray) set contains the original trilogy theatrical releases? The reviews on Amazon say yes and no. Can't find an unboxing video either. It looks legitimate and is listed as an official release. Just cannot find out what the 12 discs are!
The 12-disc DVD set is a bootleg. There was no DVD equivalent of this 2015 release. I go into this in great detail in this episode: ua-cam.com/video/DsucnNhrjXw/v-deo.html
If Disney releases the original unaltered editions of 4-6, They better not replace the Fox logo on the opening with the Disney logo. I don't think they'll do that if they do though.
+The Creepernator Well, they already did a re-release of 1 - 6 digitally last April, and they kept the Fox logo on ANH because that's a legal requirement of the deal from that film, but for all five of the other films, they removed it and added a truncated version of the fanfare music over the Lucasfilm logo. No Disney logo, though, nor was there one on TFA.
+Nathan Butler same with Marvel, if they have Disney on it, it will be stereotyped as for kids. Also, Star Wars and Marvel are not originally Disney-owned properties.
Do they all have the same commentaries as the original 2004 DVDs trilogy and first issue DVDs when each film came out for the second trilogy? And does the blu Rays have same special features as those DVDs? I bought the rocky collection on blu ray and they reissued all the same DVDs commentary from rocky two disc and rocky balboa. Was curious if the commentary changed
+Michael diaz Yes on having the same commentaries. No on the extras. See my episodes from the original Blu-Ray release and those specific DVD releases.
Does that mean that the 2013 re-issue Blue-Ray Dvd combo pack, contain none of the bonus content interviews and any other additional behind the scene footage on the blue ray discs?
Do any of these collections come with a digital download code? It seems all movies coming out today (Jurassic World, Avengers Ultron, etc) all come Blu Ray + DVD + Digital Download. I like buying a blu ray and getting a code for iTunes. Also do any star wars collections or re releases come with the original theatrical versions? I don't like the special edition original trilogy.
+Mike Oretta The original versions are only available in "modern" media formats in the 2006 or 2008 releases of the Original Trilogy films. They are on a bonus disc with each film. As for digital download codes, the only Star Wars releases to have those were the TCW film releases in 2008.
I'm just going to assume that the packaging is different from country to country too. Your 2011 version was different to my 2011 version in Australia. Mine was two times thicker and had the traditional blurry disk flaps.
Hello Nathan I asked about easter eggs for the prequel and original trilogy earlier this week have ypu found any easter eggs for the new trilogy I have yet to fine any and I love them so it would be cool if Disney would put them in just wondering thanks!
Not that I can recall. I'm considering a supplemental video on the DVD/BD Easter Eggs as you've suggested, though with everything else in the backlog, I'm not sure whne I'd get around to it. I still have three episodes recorded that haven't been edited yet, plus at least two more to record soon. Having an infant has changed time availability considerably.
@@ChronoRadio ok very good Yes I know about having little ones and time. I love your videos when ever you get to it will be fine take care and thanks again!
i do business with amazon...if one of the pegs is broken,you can order a replacement bulky blu ray case...a good deal if you can get the set for cheaper than buying it in a store...
+MrSterling450 It has the same extras as the 2011 Complete Saga set. Bear in mind, though, that extras almost never repeat, so if you want the extras from the DVDs, you'll need the 2004 Original Trilogy set and either the 2008 Prequel Set or the individual Prequel releases. If you want the BD extras, you need the 2011 or 2015 Complete Saga set. If you want any of the extras from VHS or laserdisc, you'll have to get those too. There is no such thing as a set with "all of the extras" in the broad sense of the phrase.
I can't find if you've reviewed the DVD version of this set. Well not specifically the discs, but the 12 Disc DVD that has the same cover. Mine looks like a bootleg to be honest, all the colors on both the cover and discs are washed out, but it contains the "unaltered" original trilogy that seems to be going for quite a price on ebay
There's no such thing as a legitimate DVD version of this set. Those that are out there purporting to be a DVD version of this set are all bootlegs. See this episode: ua-cam.com/video/DsucnNhrjXw/v-deo.html
Recently I grabbed a copy of the new 2019 blu rays. Thinking that a new hope would have the maclunky version on the standard version of the blu ray. I ripped it to my computer to see if it had any differences. And I learned it didn't have maclunky. The digtal copy came with it but not the blu ray. I'm going to buy the 4k disc and see if it has maclunky?
I've covered this in recent episodes in-depth, but there's the short version: None of the 2019 releases (i.e. black border Blu-ray or DVD copies) are the 2019 Disney+ cuts (i.e. Maclunkey versions). They came out two months too early. However, the 4K/BD/digital releases from 2020 do have updated Blu-ray film discs, so that's where you'll find the Maclunkey cuts on 4K UHD Blu-ray and regular HD Blu-ray. There aren't any releases so far outside of those that include 4K discs that have those cuts in the U.S. However, if you're looking for individual Blu-ray only releases or DVD-only releases with Maclunkey versions, you can import them from Australia or (as of tomorrow) the UK, where they didn't get the black border packages at all until 2020, allowing them to have the 2019 cuts on the discs.
Very good and educational video. Just bought this version but i needed to get it from Amazon because i live in Croatia and it's hard to find it in store. Hope it comes in one piece.
The value of the 2008 set must have changed in the past 8 years. I can’t imagine paying $100 for that set. I see it now for about $30 on eBay and I found it at a game exchange for $8(best deal I ever found on a dvd set)
Oh yeah, it finally fell after a while. It seemed to spike after the 2011 Blu-rays for several years, probably because people finally started to realize that they'd not ever get the "original" versions on Blu-ray, and those trilogy sets from 2008 were tougher to find at the time than the individual ones from 2006.
I recently brought Star Wars The Complete Saga Blu-ray set. But even though Darth Vader is my favourite Star Wars villain, I actually brought the 2011 release instead of the 2015 re-release. Why did I buy the 2011 release if Darth Vader is my favourite Star Wars villain? Well, the 2011 release shows both Luke and young Anakin Skywalker on Tatooine, providing a feel of both the original trilogy and the prequels. But Darth Vader was only Anakin in The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones and doesn't appear in the suit until near the end of Revenge of the Sith. 4:58 If the theatrical versions of the original trilogy had been available on Blu-ray, I would have brought that instead of The Complete Saga and then brought the prequel trilogy set. But as it seems unlikely the theatrical versions will be released on Blu-ray anytime soon, I also brought the 2006 Limited Edition DVDs. So I'm happy with what I have now.
Just the packaging (and the style of the little booklet, if you don't count that as part of the packagine). The discs are just reissues, right down to the labels.
Paid $45 for it from this eBay listing... you get what you pay for, right? www.ebay.com/itm/282026139811?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
+Jose Danilo you basically bought from a bootlegger, so the best you could possibly hope for is to start a dispute through eBay if that's where it's from so that if it is protected by eBay's or PayPal's protection policy you could potential he get a refund even if it is not issued from the seller by choice.
Reissues typically aren't aimed at people who already purchased them. They are aimed at those who never purchased them previously, hence altering packaging, bonus items (sometimes), etc. They also often alter physical component design, as in this case, in order to lower production costs and offer the items at lower prices than their original counterparts. Despite collectors picking them up, they aren't really aimed at collectors but at new buyers for that product range.
Hi Nathan! Nice review by the way... So that version of the 2015 box set is the US version, right? I bought the 2011 box set (4 years ago) from Amazon.com, and each disc is slipped in one of the sides (just like the one you're showing on the video). So, in the new version (2015), discs are supposed to be removed much more easier than on the previous 2011 box set, right?
+Christopher Carr I feel that it's easier with the new package yes. The come straight up and down like a typical BD case, rather than slipping into cardboard sideways and risking scratches.
+Nathan Butler I now this may sound irrational, but I feel like getting that box set (besides the one I bought back in 2011). The reason is because there are some discs from the previous box set where an image freezes, the sound goes off or skips from one scene to another, and I have only played each BD two times since the day I bought it. Moreover, the audio format changes from DTS to mono (or similar) during the 20th Century Fox fanfare. All discs are still new and no scratches are visible. That's why I wanted to try on a different box set. One where discs are easier to be removed.
i like my 2011 digibook more than the boring giant blu-ray case that the re-issue comes in (even though the hand-drawn artwork was bad), feels more special
+sf98 Yeah, that was a preorder bonus, I think from Best Buy. I mention it in my coverage of the 2011 BDs in a different episode. It isn't included when people buy the 2011 sets that are still sitting in stores today.
+Guillermo Martin Original theatrical aspect ratio, so on a widescreen TV, you will still get small amounts of black on top or bottom. However, they are not "letterboxed" in that the black bars are not built into the picture but created by the player or TV to fill in that extra space.
+Guillermo Martin The movies were shot in 2.35:1 ratio (aka "scope"), which is a little more narrow than 16:9, so when you play them on an HDTV, they will have some small black bars at the top and bottom. If you were to format them to 16:9, you would lose a nice chunk of the frame on the sides, much like a fullscreen DVD.
Nathan, There is a DVD version of this reissue that has 12 discs in it, but I don't think it may have come out when you recorded this vid. I have seen many on ebay with a region code no.1, which is obviously an American release. I think you must get it before you do the SWHVLT.
I've seen the one you are referring to numerous times. It is not a legitimate U.S. release. What you're looking at is an exceptionally well-produced bootleg.
Saw someone list on EBay that you couldn't play these on your PS3...Is that true? How about the PS4? Anybody have any issue watching them on the PS3 or PS4?
It's the exact same discs as in 2011 (and the Walmart reissue in 2017 for that matter). If someone's not able to play them in a PS3 or PS4, then they have gotten bad discs somehow. I've been watching from this set on my PS3 and PS4 without any issues. It is also possible that the person posting that information doesn't have the actual 2015 Blu-ray reissue but has instead bought a bootleg (probably the bootleg set that looks a lot like this but is full of burned, bootleg DVDs instead). Those bootleg DVDs don't always play well in game consoles because they are burned DVD-R or DVD+R discs instead of factory-pressed DVDs.
Hey Nathan. I do think it's odd that they didn't change the opening of the films (except for A New Hope of course) to be the opening that Disney and Lucasfilm put in. Perhaps they might do it for the steelbook blurays. I'm super excited for The Force Awakens are you? Hopefully Disney will make it good.
+Rainbow Runner Quite excited for TFA definitely. As for the steelbooks and this release, I figure it's just a matter of them reissuing a backstock of discs from 2011. No need to reauthor the discs, design new lablels, etc. Just make new packaging and fire 'em on out.
+Nathan Butler Well you know. They've reissued home video releases with the new logo every time there's been a company name change or something. Like the 1982 releases of A New Hope got reissued from 20th Century Fox to CBS Fox. The 1990 VHS box set got reissued in 92 with Fox Video instead. I honestly don't see why they didn't at least change the openings of the films in 2013 even with the Bluray/DVD combo packs. Have the 20th Century Fox thing in 2011, OK, but after 2012 when Disney bought Lucasfilm, they should've done it a lot earlier.
+Rainbow Runner Did you notice, though? They didn't even change distributors for this one. How bizarre is that? (Then again, that might explain StarWars.com and such tending to focus on the steelbooks instead of this re-release, if the steelbooks *are* Disney branded and thus with the new fanfare. We'll see in a month!)
Yes. If you pull up my channel and search "bootleg," you'll see an episode specifically dedicated to debunking and warning people away on those bootlegs.
Musa Realist Of these two, probably the 2011 release, but if you are looking for this set in the version that is going to be able to get you the most if you re-sold it, or the one that is the most rare, then it’s neither of these. You would need to hunt down the 2017 re-issue that was exclusive to Walmart that included a bonus DVD with Forces of Destiny, Volume 1. It is otherwise the same as the 2015 re-issue, except with a new slipcover that calls it the “6-Movie Collection.”
Musa Realist As I said, it is mostly identical to the 2015 set, so it is Blu-ray. I also just told you what it was called: “6-Movie Collection.” If you want to see what it looks like, search my channel for a video about the 2017 Walmart re-issues. That video goes into it in detail.
Does anyone know where I can get the 2011 version cause every 2015 one that I bought was a bootleg and plus that one was done pre Disney era so Idk it seems more appealing to me
Best bet is eBay to definitely get the 2011 version online instead of the 2015 one, which most retailers replaced their stock with. The 2015 one is easy to acquire as well, as long as you're using a reputible retailer. It's even easy to get through Amazon as long as you make sure it's both sold and ships via Amazon. (Anything else suggests an Amazon Marketplace seller, which is a Wild West of bootlegs mixed in with the real things.) I'm not aware of a particularly large amount of 2015 Complete Saga bootlegs out there that are Blu-rays, though. The bulk of the bootlegs tend to be DVDs (12 discs, bootlegged from the 2001 - 2006 2-disc sets per film). Did you repeatedly somehow run into *Blu-ray* bootlegs?
Nathan Butler yes I did run into repeated bootleg blu Rays there are also many blu ray sets that a bootlegs as well I think it's because since the 2015 set is a standard plastic case and paper sleeve as oppose to the 2011 set which the packaging would be so much harder to duplicate because of the way it's made and designed the 2015 set has so many bootlegs and I think your wrong since the 2015 set was released recently and since it was replaced as you say it will be a lot easier to find that on the market in the future as oppose to the 2011 set which was released pre Disney era and almost 6 years ago
Time will tell on which will be more easily and cheaply obtained, but I find your scenario unlikely. Based on precedent, particularly since around 1990, what we tend to see is that reissues are produced in smaller numbers than the original releases, which means that there is already a more limited supply at launch. Then, the fact that they are reissues means that they also do not end up being purchased in as large numbers as the original release, which means that there will also be an even more limited supply available later on the secondary market. That's why, for example, you tend to see the 2005 and 2008 DVD releases of the Original Trilogy (and Prequel Trilogy when comparing 2008 to 2001, 2002, and 2005) selling for much higher prices usually than the corresponding 2004 and 2006 releases. 2004 and 2006 are initial product launches, while 2005 and 2008 are reissues with more limited supply both originally and on the secondary market. The Complete Saga would have to entirely buck this trend in order for the 2015 one to be the one more readily available in the future. Given that it received almost zero product promotion at the time of release (since all attention was on the steelbooks), that should mean an even smaller secondary market supply, not a larger one. Moreover, the idea that the Disney purchase of Lucasfilm would have anything to do with which is more widely available doesn't make sense either. Disney has absolutely no hand whatsoever at this point in the physical distribution of the Original Trilogy or Prequel Trilogy films on physical home media. Those rights remain in the hands of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, the company behind both the 2011 and 2015 Complete Saga releases. Disney will not be able to actively affect the physical media distribution of Eps. 1 - 3 and 5 - 6 until 2020 when the distribution deal expires, and they will never be able to control physical media distribution of ANH without purchasing those distribution rights back from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, since that was an arrangement made for all media in perpetuity. So saying Disney's ownership would make a difference in relation to the 2011 and 2015 Complete Saga sets is like saying that Donald Trump being president would affect the number of times a cat sneezed in Peru in 2008.
+Joshua Breen If you can find the 2011 version (US version), trust me my friend, you'll like it better than the 2015 one. Makes you feel satisfied with the money you put into it than the blatant blu ray box you get for the reissue. And if you ask me, we will never get a despecialized edition of the OT. Now that it's owned by different company, I don't see the chances of it at all.
+IraqUpBeaches Just recently got the 2015 reissue and I'm very pleased. Also I've have a feeling we might get the unaltered versions of the original trilogy in May of next year. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Star Wars.
If you're looking for the cheapest way, then it won't be a set. It would be to pick up the individual 2006 "limited edition" DVD releases that introduced those "unaltered" DVD bonus discs. They didn't have a "set" at the time, unless you count the Best Buy Collector's Tin. The only time there was ever a set with those discs was in 2008, but those sets sell for much higher prices than the individual 2006 discs. Check out these two episodes of this series: ua-cam.com/video/TVLPmOxxxg8/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/BgLEP76PHoo/v-deo.html
I haven't tried them on my PS4 (since I tend to use that just for gaming: don't like the remote design), but my primary BD players are my PS3 and Xbox One, both of which have no problem with them at all. Any standard BD should play on PS3, PS4, or Xbox One without issue. It's the 3D ones that become a concern, depending on the system.
I do have the 2013 blue-ray+dvd pack of the original trilogy. Why is there 4 dvd versions of the original trilogy? the thing is fox has the original unaltered versions of the movies.
You may need to clarify the last two bits, as I'm not sure about the context of what you're saying. If you mean "Why are there four different DVD releases of the OT"" as in "why so many?" then it's a question of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment's approach. They did the original set in 2004, then tried to get another boost in sales by stripping out the bonus dvd and "bargain pricing" it the next year as the second set in 2005. In 2006, they reissued as individual films instead of a boxed set, which was a first opportunity to get them separately, and that's when they were able to include the supposedly "unaltered" versions on a separate disc. That set never had a boxed set in 2006, though, so they reissued them for another shot at making some more money on the films by putting them into the boxed set released in 2008. This happens all the time in the history of Star Wars home video. That's why I have *59* different copies of ANH that are all U.S. releases, yet all somehow diffferent. I'm not sure what you're getting at with the final comment where you say, "the thing is fox has the original unaltered versions of the movies." So . . . .? And . . . ? I'm not getting the context of the comment.
+Gam3rMan95 For the 2008 ones, it's 6 discs in each of the trilogy boxed sets. The prequel set in 2008 is just a repackage of the original 2-disc DVD releases of the prequels in 2001, 2002, and 2015, and the OT set from 2008 is just a repackage of the 2-disc (film and "bonus" unaltered film) releases of those from 2006.
+Nathan Butler You meant to say 2005 after 01 & 02? and in the PT box the six discs are 1 film and special feature disk? for example RotS has darth vader on the film disc while yoda is on special features?
+Gam3rMan95 Oh, yeah, typo. 2005, not 2015. Yes, each of the PT ones are one disc just for the film (with commentary), and the second disc is bonus features. For the OT discs from 2008 and 2006, the first disc is the film with commentary and then the second disc is just the "unaltered" version. There are no other bonus features for the OT in the set, since the DVD bonus features for the OT were limited to the bonus disc in the 2004 boxed set. 2005 - 2008 DVDs didn't get any extra for the OT except the unaltereds in 2006 and 2008.
+Gam3rMan95 Yes, the 2004 DVD discs for the films are just repackaged as the discs in 2005 and as the "disc 1" discs in 2006 and 2008. They don't update the DVDs until the 2013 BD/DVD combo packs when they update them to be the 2011 versions of the films instead of the 2004 versions.
+Danny Ramos No, they didn't. That's yet another of the internet "rumors" that have floated around that pop up again every few months. Disney has announced no such plans for the unaltered trilogy on home video. Not just next year, but ever. They have been silent on the issue.
+Nathan Butler Let's hope that they can work something out with Fox and get us those unaltered films. They're literally the only major Star Wars feature the fans have yet to get, and I'd pay big bucks for them on blu ray!
As soon as he said broken amazon discs, I knew I fucked up. Im not sure if he was referring to the DVD release as well. If he was only talking about the Blu Ray, take back what I said
Hello Nathan, Today I bought this Boxset, after watching your review, and the discs that are inside my package have character faces printed on, not like the ones presented by you. If you are interested, I can send you pictures!
+Nathan Butler Yes, I am from Europe -> Romania. I didn't expect do be a difference, but I don't mind having characters on the discs... they really look nice :) Also I find annoying all these differences between regions!
I watched a blu ray copy of the original movie on blu. Looked nice but I do like seeing them the way I grew up with them. I really love the picture and sound quality of the SE laserdisc box set, but as you know, that's kind of Lucas giving w ine hand and taking w the other because of the alterations. The definitive collection set is the way I typically go. I'd kinda like to find some of the earlier widescreen laserdisc editions for fun, especially the edition with the incredible shrinking aspect ratio.
I was wondering if maybe you could do a video displaying all of your star wars blu rays/dvd's/other collection all together, not like in this one where you do 1 or 2 at a time, I just thought I'd share my idea with you!!! I think it would be a good and interesting video to see. I hope you like my idea!! :)
+Gam3rMan95 Have you checked out the "Timeline" at the end of the series playlist? The newest is the Star Wars Home Video Timeline 2.0, which goes through all the U.S. releases in one video, year by year.
lol for the last time Disney I will not buy SW on blu ray again until you release the original theatrical cuts, also I hear that they finally are gonna do it im not sure though because of the rights how it would work out, hopefully fox comes to an agreement with Disney what a treat it would be before episode 7
That's because they are physical relases, which makes them through 20th Century Fox, so their logo still fits. It is only when totally under Disney's control for releases that the fanfares change or vanish, and for Ep. I - VI, that's just for digital release right now, since those are the only rights to those films that Disney currently controls.
+Dvd and Vhs collector Not actually true. Now that Disney owns LFL, they have the distrubution rights to any new versions and/or new formats, so, for instance, Disney was able to change the fanfare and have control of distribution for the digital HD releases, but since these were the 2011 cuts on physical media, they did not have control over distrubution on this set. Disney has the distribution rights, though, to all but ANH in any new format or version. They are all (except ANH due to Fox's distribution rights to all formats) Disney films now.
If it's what I'm holding in that thumbnail, for what it's worth, that's a Blu-ray release, not DVD. If you have DVD versions of that specific set, they are bootlegs. Legitimate DVD versions of that one don't exist.
Best Star Wars blu-ray comparison video on UA-cam. Thank you so much for doing this. I have waited to get the blu-rays and with your video I think I will try to track down the 2011 release now.
I have the european release of this box and all discs have different pictures on them. Like the faces of different characters from the saga. Just found that interesting. Great video Nathan.
4 years late, but I recently got the australian box set with the same artwork on the discs. How did I get it? Via Ebay? No, I got it from my uncle, who was working at the local dump, and found it out of pure luck. How it got from Australia to Canada is beyond me, now I get to watch the films on Blu-Ray in crispy THX sound.
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Yo I really appreciate his video man. Had a hard time figuring out what the difference between the 2011 bluray (fancy packaging) and the 2015 reissue. This cleared up my questions and you literally explained everything person. Great video bro
I am glad to see that the 2015 reissue package of this Blu-ray release has a more standard packaging as oppose to the 2011 release, but when I purchased the one back in 2011, I ended up purchasing the Japanese edition from HMV Japan website, because the packaging on that was actually better, and the discs had individual artwork on them, each depicting a different character from all six movies, similar to the new steelbook cases that they just released on November 10, 2015. I paid about almost 200 dollars including shipping express mail international from Japan to the US, although I got on sale due to the fact that I preorder it early from there, but at the time it was worth it because the 2011 North American packaging had turned me off, because I was afraid of it getting scratched. The only time I purchased the US version was back around Christmas 2013, but it was for my friend's ex-boyfriend, because she originally wanted me to bring my box set with me so that he could borrow it to watch, but because of it being Japanese I will not loan it out to anyone. So I bought it for him at a Best Buy, and at the time when I purchased it from there, it was the only copy they had left on the shelves, even the 2013 versions of both were sold out, and I think it was $89.99 plus tax, marked down from $109.99. She originally tried to purchase one from an FYE store, only to have some idiot tell her that because Disney took over the franchise when it purchased Lucas Film, that the Star Wars Blu-ray releases from 20th Century Fox had been discontinued, and she believed it because she is not really a Star Wars fan. It is good thing that she did not purchase it from FYE, because they had it marked up to about $149.99 and it was the first place that I looked before I decided to look for it at Best Buy.
Hey loved your video. I bought the Vader version instead of the Anakin version of the complete saga. But a few points i want to make as a citizen of the UK:
- The Vader version is actually £10 cheaper than the Anakin version which is weird as it's a newer release but also as you pointed out, had less fancy box designing
- In my Vader version, the discs all have a picture of a Star Wars character on each one (probably UK exclusive i'm not sure)
- The subtitle problem you mentioned i didn't encounter on my version. I didn't have to worry about setting the subtitles as when a different alien language was spoke they were already printed on the film. Again, maybe a UK version exclusive
Thanks for the video, i really hoped the Vader version was the same as the Anakin one as it was cheaper and i was worried it wouldn't include EVERYTHING. But it did thank the maker! 😊
I have the 2011 Japanese version of this boxset, and all nine discs have the exact same artwork of the characters that are featured as the U.K. version, the only thing that would be different is where as the U.K. versions have the British rating system printed on each disc, the Japanese versions do not have that but do feature Japanese writing on each disc to let the user know that it is exactly that, so I would say it is more of international version or the non North American release. Probably the reason that the original 2011 North American release was made and packaged like it was including discs with just a generic art or lack there of, was more for economic reasons, because making it more like the international version would have made the set too expensive for the average US consumer. Probably why the 2015 repackaged U.K. version is cheaper than the 2011 U.K. version. The Japanese version has a suggested retail price of ¥16,500 without sales tax (with sales tax being about 8% in Japan, the price is ¥17,820). I bought mine from Japan at www.hmv.co.jp back in 2011 by reserving a copy of it a few months in advance and with shipping I only paid ¥14,415 (¥12,375 + ¥2,040 for shipping since anything shipped overseas by HMV Japan is sent Express Mail International) which at the time was roughly equivalent to about 188 US dollars or £116. At today's rate for December 5, 2018 roughly about 128 US dollars or £100.
best SW Blu Ray review I've seen in a long time
Very great and thorough review, Nathan. Subscribed and liked. The 2011 packaging feels more meaningful to me and I'm a fan of the prequel movies so the 2011 version is better for me. Blu-ray discs are have a coating on them to be more scratch-resistant than DVDs so I'm not worried about scratching the discs. I'm now waiting for the 4K versions now that a lot of movie studios have announced their 4K releases for 2016. I can only Imagine what The Force Awakens will look like in 4K.
This video needs more fadeouts :)
@Nathan Butler I have the 2011 issue of the Star Wars: The Complete Saga on Blu-ray, the original trilogy on CBS FOX VHS tapes, and The Force Awakens on Blu-ray.
The first disc releases with the new intro will be after the 2020, when Disney gets the right to distribute the movies on disc (except A New Hope which will remain with Fox until further negotiations), but Disney owns the rights to DIGITAL releases of the movies (again, except A New Hope, which remains with Fox until further negotiations).
I think Fox has to pay royalties to Disney on every copy sold.
+samstar2 I think it's the other way around. Personally, I think maybe Disney should buy out 20th Century Fox, and consolidate Touchstone and Mirmax into it...
Very very very good video.
An actual review of the product. Not a review that is just describing the box like many other vids on youtube. Thank you.
I have both the 2011 edition of the Star Wars complete saga and uk version of 2015 and Australian edition on blu ray
Can someone tell me which is the definitive version to own, i heard most blu rays are awful / altered ?
This was very informative. Thanks!
Great video. Extremely informative. Thank you very much!
I have the habit of buying star war's box sets when I go to the local charity shop.
Why do the UK editions always have such nice imagery on the discs and we just get plain ones?
I was thinking that, but if you have a region free player then just order the UK edition 👍🏼
Daniel Robins
I got the UK Harry Potter box set because that thankfully had region free discs. Not sure if I want to spend the money on a new player when there are only a couple box sets I would get from the UK.
Nice! I will try and get my hands on 2011 complete saga and 2006 trilogy
thank you Nathan for this comparison of the 2011 and 2015 issues of Star Wars the Complete Saga. I was deciding which one to get know I know it will be the 2015.
wow one of the Best Star Wars Review/Unboxing I've seen yet...thanks for the info...Keep up the super work!! 👌👍👊
That little sucker along with the 2011 release are gonna skyrocket in value until Walt Disney Home Video eventually relinquishes and releases a 1-6 box-set
Thanks for making this video. Did your slipcase have one of those thick black security stickers inside of it (I’m assuming it’s for security)? I bought mine a few days ago at Best Buy and I’m wondering if the sticker will eventually dent the case somewhat. I don’t want to try to remove it because I’m afraid it’ll damage the case. I was wondering if all Complete Saga slipcases have this sticker.
Does this have the original trilogy theatrical movies on the bonus discs? Someone said a new hope was on there and are the bonus discs blu rays or dvds?
The original theatrical films are *not* on this release. All discs are Blu-rays, which are identical to the 2011 Complete Saga set. If anyone is describing a version of this set that supposedly has the original theatrical cuts of any film in it, they are not deescribing the legitimate release. They are describing the most common Star Wars bootleg that exists right now. See this video: ua-cam.com/video/DsucnNhrjXw/v-deo.html
Ok thank you for responding! Someone on Amazon said it had at least episode 4 theatrical on the bonus disc but they also said there are 12 discs in the set which is not true so I was looking for someone who had the actual set on youtube. After 8 and 9 come out they should give us a blu ray set with all 9 movies in theatrical and the updated/special editions and some bonus features. That way everyone would be happy. fingers crossed!
That would be great. There are those who want the theatrical versions on Blu-ray because they hate the Special Editions and there are those who would like to have the pleasure of enjoying both versions in HD. I'm one of the latter by the way. After all, it worked well with the Blu-ray sets of Star Trek - The Original Series.
Does this version still include the 20th Century Fox fanfare at the beginning of each movie? Edit: I see that you already answered it in the video. Thanks :) Great video with lots of useful info.
+Žiga P. Škraba yes, you cant still see the 20th Century Fox on every movie xD
I wish I saw this video before I got my blu-ray copy! I did a search for "Star Wars Blu-ray" and your awesome video didn't show up back then. I found it by following a link from another blu-ray Star Wars unboxing. Anyways, I was trying to decide if I should get the Darth Vader cover or the 2011 release. I got almost got a headache wondering which to choose. Anyways, I eventually got the Darth Vader cover and I was wondering if it had additional features or not. Now I know thanks to your video! Thanks a lot!
Thanks so much for this video, helped me alot
I was thinking about picking this up on Amazon, but maybe the UK version instead. It seems to be a little cheaper and has the cover art on the disc themselves. Is the UK version region free? I would be playing them through a ps4. My other hesitation is the amount of bootleg copies of this particular set going around even on Amazon.(I know it’s rampant on Ebay). At Walmart it’s currently $90. Any thoughts? Thanks again for you expertise and great content.
The discs should be the same as the ones I have in the 2013 Steelbooks from the UK. All of those are all-region, so you should be fine. If you order the U.S. set via Amazon, you can at least tell which are legit by making sure it's sold and shipped by Amazon, not just shipped (or neither).
Nathan Butler Thanks for the quick response. Great info to have. You’ve made my decision easier. Props again for all you do.
So I got a question. I just got something like this except it has a copy right of 2017. It has an additional sleeve of Darth Vader face. I can't find out hat it is online anywhere. Do you have any idea? It also says 6 movie collection and not complete saga.
That's the 2017 reissue that was put out for the holiday season exclusive to Walmart. They never put it on their website, never advertised it, and it only showed up in stores for about a month. They did a reissue of the 2013 trilogy sets, BD and DVD relseases of TFA, and BD and DVD releases of Rogue One also. All came with an exclusive Forces of Destiny DVD (always the same one).
I did an episode on them here: ua-cam.com/video/f5fs_RmwzmE/v-deo.html
Thanks man
Anytime.
Nathan, I recently was browsing Ebay and I was shocked to discover a version of this re-release is for DVD. So I looked into it a bit and its a 12-disc set but it comes with all six films plus the bonus disc for each film and the artwork on them suggests it's a repackaging of each film's original DVD release so Episode 1's discs are a re-printing from 2000, Episode 2's discs from 2002, Epsiode 3's discs from 2005, and the original trilogy's discs are from 2006 meaning the bonus discs for those films contain the GOUT version of the film.
I have never heard of this release before but it looks official.
Webshooters1 I have seen that one a few times myself. It is not a legit US release.
Will You Get the 2015 Compete Saga Australian Set Because it’s Different To The US and look into it
Because it’s a Digistack and have the set Very Different To the US
Unlikely anytime soon but possible someday.
Hi, is there a collection blu ray saga thats includes the newest Star Wars movies like the force awakens? Thanks for the review.
If you only mean 1 - 9: In the U.S., the only thing like that is the Best Buy exclusive Skywalker Saga set that includes the films on updated Blu-ray discs, Blu-ray bonus discs, and Ultra HD Blu-ray discs for each film. However, if you aren't picky about disc labels haveing foreign ratings on th em, you can pick up a Blu-ray (only) Skywalker Saga set from the UK, which is in a nice package and would basically be what you're looking for. The UK set is region free, so there's no issue playing in the U.S. You can see that package in ep. 286 of this series.
If you mean 1 - 9 plus Rogue One and Solo: No such thing exists in any market legitimately, as far as I know.
@@ChronoRadio Ok, thanks!
Are the disk designs for the 2015 darth vader box set the same as the 2011 tatooine one in North America? i think the UK version has faces on the disks of the darth vader one, not sure about the other box set. im looking for the disks that just have the episode numbers on them in the darth vader box set (like the one you showed), not the one with the character faces on the disks. Any answers to my comment is appreciated.
+Gam3rMan95 In the U.S., they are the same in 2011, 2013, and 2015. I know that in 2011 the U.S. ones were "plain" (like in 2013 and 2015) but a lot of the non-U.S. releases had faces of characters on the discs.
+Nathan Butler I Have the yoda and darth vader blu ray+dvd combos and the disks look like the one you showed in your darth vader complete saga, and the dvds are black. Im in canada, would I be able to get your kind of darth vader complete saga disks in my country? I know you said outside of usa, but idk if you meant to say north america, correct me if I am wrong. and thank you!!! and I have subscibed!!
+Gam3rMan95 Outside NA, yes. I tend to forget when I'm speaking that almost anything released in the U.S. tends to get a corresponding Canadian release. There may be tiny packaging variations (though not usually these days), but since the discs are for the same region, they tend to be the same, right down to the label. Think of the different labels as indicating NTSC (NA) or PAL (EU) usually.
+Nathan Butler was revenge of the sith ever released on VHS? also on my channel I have a Kylo Ren Force FX lightsaber unboxing video, you are welcome to check that out, thanks for answering to me!!!
+Gam3rMan95 Not in the U.S., and I don't think in Canada either. It was in PAL format in the UK, which I actually just put up a new video about earlier today. :)
Hey Nathan, do you think we will ever see the original theatrical star wars on home video ever again?
In 2020, the rights to all but ANH are being transferred to Disney, while ANH is staying at Fox. I think Disney should just acquire everything, and they should also release the Unaltered trilogy (from 35MM or 70MM, if we can all talk some sense into George), and the Holiday Special on Blu-Ray. What are your thoughts on all that I just stated?
PixarMan2001
Everything sounds great except the Holiday Special. Hell no.
Well they may now get everything because they are in the process of acquiring Fox.
I've always wondered if there were any differences between the reissue and the 2011 edition. I personally love the 2011 edition because of its book format. the new one is too cheap looking.
Does anyone know if the 12 disc DVD (DVD, not Blu Ray) set contains the original trilogy theatrical releases? The reviews on Amazon say yes and no. Can't find an unboxing video either. It looks legitimate and is listed as an official release. Just cannot find out what the 12 discs are!
The 12-disc DVD set is a bootleg. There was no DVD equivalent of this 2015 release. I go into this in great detail in this episode: ua-cam.com/video/DsucnNhrjXw/v-deo.html
If Disney releases the original unaltered editions of 4-6, They better not replace the Fox logo on the opening with the Disney logo. I don't think they'll do that if they do though.
+The Creepernator Well, they already did a re-release of 1 - 6 digitally last April, and they kept the Fox logo on ANH because that's a legal requirement of the deal from that film, but for all five of the other films, they removed it and added a truncated version of the fanfare music over the Lucasfilm logo. No Disney logo, though, nor was there one on TFA.
+Nathan Butler same with Marvel, if they have Disney on it, it will be stereotyped as for kids. Also, Star Wars and Marvel are not originally Disney-owned properties.
Wow, thanks for that informative talk, I have just ordered mine and wait with anticipation....
Do they all have the same commentaries as the original 2004 DVDs trilogy and first issue DVDs when each film came out for the second trilogy? And does the blu Rays have same special features as those DVDs? I bought the rocky collection on blu ray and they reissued all the same DVDs commentary from rocky two disc and rocky balboa. Was curious if the commentary changed
+Michael diaz Yes on having the same commentaries. No on the extras. See my episodes from the original Blu-Ray release and those specific DVD releases.
Does that mean that the 2013 re-issue Blue-Ray Dvd combo pack, contain none of the bonus content interviews and any other additional behind the scene footage on the blue ray discs?
Do any of these collections come with a digital download code? It seems all movies coming out today (Jurassic World, Avengers Ultron, etc) all come Blu Ray + DVD + Digital Download. I like buying a blu ray and getting a code for iTunes. Also do any star wars collections or re releases come with the original theatrical versions? I don't like the special edition original trilogy.
+Mike Oretta The original versions are only available in "modern" media formats in the 2006 or 2008 releases of the Original Trilogy films. They are on a bonus disc with each film. As for digital download codes, the only Star Wars releases to have those were the TCW film releases in 2008.
They should give us a digital code. I mean we've all bought the VHS, DVDs, Blu Rays of the films. They should have thrown the fans a bone.
Hi Pal,
The extra material on the 2015 edition are really the same stuff from the first 2011 edition ??? Nothing else ???
Thank's
+IMTOYS Colectibles Correct. It's just a reissue, as they've done so often in other media.
I prefer the 2015 complete saga over the 2011 one. Just like what you said, It's much more sturdy, and the discs are less likely to get scratched up.
I'm just going to assume that the packaging is different from country to country too. Your 2011 version was different to my 2011 version in Australia. Mine was two times thicker and had the traditional blurry disk flaps.
Hello Nathan I asked about easter eggs for the prequel and original trilogy earlier this week have ypu found any easter eggs for the new trilogy I have yet to fine any and I love them so it would be cool if Disney would put them in just wondering thanks!
Not that I can recall. I'm considering a supplemental video on the DVD/BD Easter Eggs as you've suggested, though with everything else in the backlog, I'm not sure whne I'd get around to it. I still have three episodes recorded that haven't been edited yet, plus at least two more to record soon. Having an infant has changed time availability considerably.
@@ChronoRadio ok very good Yes I know about having little ones and time. I love your videos when ever you get to it will be fine take care and thanks again!
i do business with amazon...if one of the pegs is broken,you can order a replacement bulky blu ray case...a good deal if you can get the set for cheaper than buying it in a store...
Does this have all of the extras? (Or which edition have all of the extras? (Or the most extras?))
+MrSterling450 It has the same extras as the 2011 Complete Saga set. Bear in mind, though, that extras almost never repeat, so if you want the extras from the DVDs, you'll need the 2004 Original Trilogy set and either the 2008 Prequel Set or the individual Prequel releases. If you want the BD extras, you need the 2011 or 2015 Complete Saga set. If you want any of the extras from VHS or laserdisc, you'll have to get those too. There is no such thing as a set with "all of the extras" in the broad sense of the phrase.
+Nathan Butler Thank you! I saw your channel today, it is great! Keep up the good work!
+Nathan Butler Don't forget the Digital copies have exclusive extras.
I can't find if you've reviewed the DVD version of this set. Well not specifically the discs, but the 12 Disc DVD that has the same cover. Mine looks like a bootleg to be honest, all the colors on both the cover and discs are washed out, but it contains the "unaltered" original trilogy that seems to be going for quite a price on ebay
There's no such thing as a legitimate DVD version of this set. Those that are out there purporting to be a DVD version of this set are all bootlegs. See this episode: ua-cam.com/video/DsucnNhrjXw/v-deo.html
Oh, thank you! Hadn't gotten to intermissions yet. No time like the present!
Cool so all films are exactly like the 2011 release well time to go replace mine for the new reissue.
Recently I grabbed a copy of the new 2019 blu rays. Thinking that a new hope would have the maclunky version on the standard version of the blu ray. I ripped it to my computer to see if it had any differences. And I learned it didn't have maclunky. The digtal copy came with it but not the blu ray. I'm going to buy the 4k disc and see if it has maclunky?
I've covered this in recent episodes in-depth, but there's the short version: None of the 2019 releases (i.e. black border Blu-ray or DVD copies) are the 2019 Disney+ cuts (i.e. Maclunkey versions). They came out two months too early. However, the 4K/BD/digital releases from 2020 do have updated Blu-ray film discs, so that's where you'll find the Maclunkey cuts on 4K UHD Blu-ray and regular HD Blu-ray. There aren't any releases so far outside of those that include 4K discs that have those cuts in the U.S. However, if you're looking for individual Blu-ray only releases or DVD-only releases with Maclunkey versions, you can import them from Australia or (as of tomorrow) the UK, where they didn't get the black border packages at all until 2020, allowing them to have the 2019 cuts on the discs.
Very good and educational video. Just bought this version but i needed to get it from Amazon because i live in Croatia and it's hard to find it in store. Hope it comes in one piece.
The value of the 2008 set must have changed in the past 8 years. I can’t imagine paying $100 for that set. I see it now for about $30 on eBay and I found it at a game exchange for $8(best deal I ever found on a dvd set)
Oh yeah, it finally fell after a while. It seemed to spike after the 2011 Blu-rays for several years, probably because people finally started to realize that they'd not ever get the "original" versions on Blu-ray, and those trilogy sets from 2008 were tougher to find at the time than the individual ones from 2006.
I recently brought Star Wars The Complete Saga Blu-ray set. But even though Darth Vader is my favourite Star Wars villain, I actually brought the 2011 release instead of the 2015 re-release. Why did I buy the 2011 release if Darth Vader is my favourite Star Wars villain? Well, the 2011 release shows both Luke and young Anakin Skywalker on Tatooine, providing a feel of both the original trilogy and the prequels. But Darth Vader was only Anakin in The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones and doesn't appear in the suit until near the end of Revenge of the Sith. 4:58 If the theatrical versions of the original trilogy had been available on Blu-ray, I would have brought that instead of The Complete Saga and then brought the prequel trilogy set. But as it seems unlikely the theatrical versions will be released on Blu-ray anytime soon, I also brought the 2006 Limited Edition DVDs. So I'm happy with what I have now.
So is the 2011 and 2015 Blu ray versions Actually Any differences or is it just the packaging?
Just the packaging (and the style of the little booklet, if you don't count that as part of the packagine). The discs are just reissues, right down to the labels.
TYVM! :)
I have the same contents (9 blurays) as this set, but the case is not a Bluray case. it larger, DVD sized and clear. Do you know what it is?
+Steve Owens Sounds like either a foreign release or a convincing looking bootleg. Can you share a picture?
Paid $45 for it from this eBay listing... you get what you pay for, right? www.ebay.com/itm/282026139811?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
i think i received the same ,how did you resolve this issue ? I'm really not happy with my purchase .
+Jose Danilo you basically bought from a bootlegger, so the best you could possibly hope for is to start a dispute through eBay if that's where it's from so that if it is protected by eBay's or PayPal's protection policy you could potential he get a refund even if it is not issued from the seller by choice.
Thank you Nathan i appreciate the info . i'll fallow up with ebay. keep up the great work (new sub)
What's the point of the reissues? Not many people would bother buying something they already bought before.
Reissues typically aren't aimed at people who already purchased them. They are aimed at those who never purchased them previously, hence altering packaging, bonus items (sometimes), etc. They also often alter physical component design, as in this case, in order to lower production costs and offer the items at lower prices than their original counterparts. Despite collectors picking them up, they aren't really aimed at collectors but at new buyers for that product range.
Hi Nathan! Nice review by the way... So that version of the 2015 box set is the US version, right? I bought the 2011 box set (4 years ago) from Amazon.com, and each disc is slipped in one of the sides (just like the one you're showing on the video). So, in the new version (2015), discs are supposed to be removed much more easier than on the previous 2011 box set, right?
+Christopher Carr I feel that it's easier with the new package yes. The come straight up and down like a typical BD case, rather than slipping into cardboard sideways and risking scratches.
+Nathan Butler I now this may sound irrational, but I feel like getting that box set (besides the one I bought back in 2011). The reason is because there are some discs from the previous box set where an image freezes, the sound goes off or skips from one scene to another, and I have only played each BD two times since the day I bought it. Moreover, the audio format changes from DTS to mono (or similar) during the 20th Century Fox fanfare. All discs are still new and no scratches are visible. That's why I wanted to try on a different box set. One where discs are easier to be removed.
+Christopher Carr That almost sounds more like a firmware issue with the player than discs, but could be.
i like my 2011 digibook more than the boring giant blu-ray case that the re-issue comes in (even though the hand-drawn artwork was bad), feels more special
I quite like the artwork
Is there a visual difference between the films themselves(2011 version and 2015 version)
No, they are the exact same discs, just in different packaging.
Nathan Butler Thanks:)I really like the 2011 version.It looks a lot more slicker.
Not sure if anyone mentioned this but a seen a guys video of the 2011 release that came with a numbered film cell.
+sf98 Yeah, that was a preorder bonus, I think from Best Buy. I mention it in my coverage of the 2011 BDs in a different episode. It isn't included when people buy the 2011 sets that are still sitting in stores today.
What would be the intended viewing order for the movies, Release Order: 4,5, & 6, 1,2,3 or Storyline order: 1,2,3,4,5, & 6?
TheSkipper01 For a first time viewer the release order is the way to watch them as you don't have anything spoiled
Storyline order.
Are these movies all in 16x9? meaning no-letter boxing?
+Guillermo Martin Original theatrical aspect ratio, so on a widescreen TV, you will still get small amounts of black on top or bottom. However, they are not "letterboxed" in that the black bars are not built into the picture but created by the player or TV to fill in that extra space.
+Guillermo Martin The movies were shot in 2.35:1 ratio (aka "scope"), which is a little more narrow than 16:9, so when you play them on an HDTV, they will have some small black bars at the top and bottom. If you were to format them to 16:9, you would lose a nice chunk of the frame on the sides, much like a fullscreen DVD.
+Brightside The letterboxing's a small price to pay for seeing the whole scene!
Nathan, There is a DVD version of this reissue that has 12 discs in it, but I don't think it may have come out when you recorded this vid. I have seen many on ebay with a region code no.1, which is obviously an American release. I think you must get it before you do the SWHVLT.
I've seen the one you are referring to numerous times. It is not a legitimate U.S. release. What you're looking at is an exceptionally well-produced bootleg.
Nathan Butler Oh, thanks for clearing that up for me. But do you feel like your missing anything in your home video collection?
Various behind the scenes items, and I'd bet there are retailer exclusive bonus items from prior to 2011 that I don't even know exist.
I've been wondering about that set, is it just the packaging that's a bootleg or the discs as well ?
Saw someone list on EBay that you couldn't play these on your PS3...Is that true? How about the PS4? Anybody have any issue watching them on the PS3 or PS4?
It's the exact same discs as in 2011 (and the Walmart reissue in 2017 for that matter). If someone's not able to play them in a PS3 or PS4, then they have gotten bad discs somehow. I've been watching from this set on my PS3 and PS4 without any issues.
It is also possible that the person posting that information doesn't have the actual 2015 Blu-ray reissue but has instead bought a bootleg (probably the bootleg set that looks a lot like this but is full of burned, bootleg DVDs instead). Those bootleg DVDs don't always play well in game consoles because they are burned DVD-R or DVD+R discs instead of factory-pressed DVDs.
Hey Nathan. I do think it's odd that they didn't change the opening of the films (except for A New Hope of course) to be the opening that Disney and Lucasfilm put in. Perhaps they might do it for the steelbook blurays. I'm super excited for The Force Awakens are you? Hopefully Disney will make it good.
+Rainbow Runner Quite excited for TFA definitely. As for the steelbooks and this release, I figure it's just a matter of them reissuing a backstock of discs from 2011. No need to reauthor the discs, design new lablels, etc. Just make new packaging and fire 'em on out.
+Nathan Butler Well you know. They've reissued home video releases with the new logo every time there's been a company name change or something. Like the 1982 releases of A New Hope got reissued from 20th Century Fox to CBS Fox. The 1990 VHS box set got reissued in 92 with Fox Video instead. I honestly don't see why they didn't at least change the openings of the films in 2013 even with the Bluray/DVD combo packs. Have the 20th Century Fox thing in 2011, OK, but after 2012 when Disney bought Lucasfilm, they should've done it a lot earlier.
+Rainbow Runner Did you notice, though? They didn't even change distributors for this one. How bizarre is that? (Then again, that might explain StarWars.com and such tending to focus on the steelbooks instead of this re-release, if the steelbooks *are* Disney branded and thus with the new fanfare. We'll see in a month!)
Fantastic video, very informative and to the point 🙂👌🏼
Great review! Something tells me you're a Star Wars fan.
Do they make bootlegs of these? I see them going on ebay for $36 with free shipping.
Yes. If you pull up my channel and search "bootleg," you'll see an episode specifically dedicated to debunking and warning people away on those bootlegs.
Which one would prefer long term to own Holds Value The 2011 or The 2015 BD?
Musa Realist Of these two, probably the 2011 release, but if you are looking for this set in the version that is going to be able to get you the most if you re-sold it, or the one that is the most rare, then it’s neither of these. You would need to hunt down the 2017 re-issue that was exclusive to Walmart that included a bonus DVD with Forces of Destiny, Volume 1. It is otherwise the same as the 2015 re-issue, except with a new slipcover that calls it the “6-Movie Collection.”
Which one that be from 2017 and what’s called and is it blu Ray or dvd?
Musa Realist As I said, it is mostly identical to the 2015 set, so it is Blu-ray. I also just told you what it was called: “6-Movie Collection.” If you want to see what it looks like, search my channel for a video about the 2017 Walmart re-issues. That video goes into it in detail.
Does anyone know where I can get the 2011 version cause every 2015 one that I bought was a bootleg and plus that one was done pre Disney era so Idk it seems more appealing to me
Best bet is eBay to definitely get the 2011 version online instead of the 2015 one, which most retailers replaced their stock with. The 2015 one is easy to acquire as well, as long as you're using a reputible retailer. It's even easy to get through Amazon as long as you make sure it's both sold and ships via Amazon. (Anything else suggests an Amazon Marketplace seller, which is a Wild West of bootlegs mixed in with the real things.)
I'm not aware of a particularly large amount of 2015 Complete Saga bootlegs out there that are Blu-rays, though. The bulk of the bootlegs tend to be DVDs (12 discs, bootlegged from the 2001 - 2006 2-disc sets per film). Did you repeatedly somehow run into *Blu-ray* bootlegs?
Nathan Butler yes I did run into repeated bootleg blu Rays there are also many blu ray sets that a bootlegs as well I think it's because since the 2015 set is a standard plastic case and paper sleeve as oppose to the 2011 set which the packaging would be so much harder to duplicate because of the way it's made and designed the 2015 set has so many bootlegs and I think your wrong since the 2015 set was released recently and since it was replaced as you say it will be a lot easier to find that on the market in the future as oppose to the 2011 set which was released pre Disney era and almost 6 years ago
Time will tell on which will be more easily and cheaply obtained, but I find your scenario unlikely.
Based on precedent, particularly since around 1990, what we tend to see is that reissues are produced in smaller numbers than the original releases, which means that there is already a more limited supply at launch. Then, the fact that they are reissues means that they also do not end up being purchased in as large numbers as the original release, which means that there will also be an even more limited supply available later on the secondary market. That's why, for example, you tend to see the 2005 and 2008 DVD releases of the Original Trilogy (and Prequel Trilogy when comparing 2008 to 2001, 2002, and 2005) selling for much higher prices usually than the corresponding 2004 and 2006 releases. 2004 and 2006 are initial product launches, while 2005 and 2008 are reissues with more limited supply both originally and on the secondary market.
The Complete Saga would have to entirely buck this trend in order for the 2015 one to be the one more readily available in the future. Given that it received almost zero product promotion at the time of release (since all attention was on the steelbooks), that should mean an even smaller secondary market supply, not a larger one.
Moreover, the idea that the Disney purchase of Lucasfilm would have anything to do with which is more widely available doesn't make sense either. Disney has absolutely no hand whatsoever at this point in the physical distribution of the Original Trilogy or Prequel Trilogy films on physical home media. Those rights remain in the hands of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, the company behind both the 2011 and 2015 Complete Saga releases. Disney will not be able to actively affect the physical media distribution of Eps. 1 - 3 and 5 - 6 until 2020 when the distribution deal expires, and they will never be able to control physical media distribution of ANH without purchasing those distribution rights back from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, since that was an arrangement made for all media in perpetuity. So saying Disney's ownership would make a difference in relation to the 2011 and 2015 Complete Saga sets is like saying that Donald Trump being president would affect the number of times a cat sneezed in Peru in 2008.
Cool video Nathan. Which complete saga box set would you recommend?
I tend to like the reissue just because I prefer that packaging. Less potential damage to the discs, even though the discs are pretty rugged.
+Nathan Butler Yeah I would agree with that
+Joshua Breen Also do you think we'll ever get the unaltered original trilogy on blu ray?
+Joshua Breen If you can find the 2011 version (US version), trust me my friend, you'll like it better than the 2015 one. Makes you feel satisfied with the money you put into it than the blatant blu ray box you get for the reissue.
And if you ask me, we will never get a despecialized edition of the OT. Now that it's owned by different company, I don't see the chances of it at all.
+IraqUpBeaches Just recently got the 2015 reissue and I'm very pleased. Also I've have a feeling we might get the unaltered versions of the original trilogy in May of next year. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Star Wars.
Fantastic video, mate. Got yourself a new subscriber!
link to the cheapest official DVD set that has the original unaltered trilogy please?
If you're looking for the cheapest way, then it won't be a set. It would be to pick up the individual 2006 "limited edition" DVD releases that introduced those "unaltered" DVD bonus discs. They didn't have a "set" at the time, unless you count the Best Buy Collector's Tin. The only time there was ever a set with those discs was in 2008, but those sets sell for much higher prices than the individual 2006 discs.
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i was disapointed with this set because it didnt have the yoda deleted scene from ep.3 when he goes to dagobah
Yup. Not surprising, though, given that they didn't tend to repeat deleted scenes from the DVDs onto the Blu-rays.
nor the mon mothma and bail organa having a chat with padme in ep.3
Yup. That's also on the DVD.
does anyone know if these will play on the ps4 I read that it won't work on gaming console
I haven't tried them on my PS4 (since I tend to use that just for gaming: don't like the remote design), but my primary BD players are my PS3 and Xbox One, both of which have no problem with them at all. Any standard BD should play on PS3, PS4, or Xbox One without issue. It's the 3D ones that become a concern, depending on the system.
New gen consoles have blu ray players in them so yes you can.
I do have the 2013 blue-ray+dvd pack of the original trilogy. Why is there 4 dvd versions of the original trilogy? the thing is fox has the original unaltered versions of the movies.
You may need to clarify the last two bits, as I'm not sure about the context of what you're saying. If you mean "Why are there four different DVD releases of the OT"" as in "why so many?" then it's a question of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment's approach. They did the original set in 2004, then tried to get another boost in sales by stripping out the bonus dvd and "bargain pricing" it the next year as the second set in 2005. In 2006, they reissued as individual films instead of a boxed set, which was a first opportunity to get them separately, and that's when they were able to include the supposedly "unaltered" versions on a separate disc. That set never had a boxed set in 2006, though, so they reissued them for another shot at making some more money on the films by putting them into the boxed set released in 2008.
This happens all the time in the history of Star Wars home video. That's why I have *59* different copies of ANH that are all U.S. releases, yet all somehow diffferent.
I'm not sure what you're getting at with the final comment where you say, "the thing is fox has the original unaltered versions of the movies." So . . . .? And . . . ? I'm not getting the context of the comment.
I mean the un-specialized editions of the original trilogy (4,5,&6).
Right... but what about them?
How many disks are there in the 2008 trilogy box?
+Gam3rMan95 For the 2008 ones, it's 6 discs in each of the trilogy boxed sets. The prequel set in 2008 is just a repackage of the original 2-disc DVD releases of the prequels in 2001, 2002, and 2015, and the OT set from 2008 is just a repackage of the 2-disc (film and "bonus" unaltered film) releases of those from 2006.
+Nathan Butler You meant to say 2005 after 01 & 02? and in the PT box the six discs are 1 film and special feature disk? for example RotS has darth vader on the film disc while yoda is on special features?
+Gam3rMan95 Oh, yeah, typo. 2005, not 2015. Yes, each of the PT ones are one disc just for the film (with commentary), and the second disc is bonus features. For the OT discs from 2008 and 2006, the first disc is the film with commentary and then the second disc is just the "unaltered" version. There are no other bonus features for the OT in the set, since the DVD bonus features for the OT were limited to the bonus disc in the 2004 boxed set. 2005 - 2008 DVDs didn't get any extra for the OT except the unaltereds in 2006 and 2008.
+Nathan Butler are the disc 1's from the 2004 OT the same disc cover and content as the 2006 and 2008 disc 1's.
+Gam3rMan95 Yes, the 2004 DVD discs for the films are just repackaged as the discs in 2005 and as the "disc 1" discs in 2006 and 2008. They don't update the DVDs until the 2013 BD/DVD combo packs when they update them to be the 2011 versions of the films instead of the 2004 versions.
Nice DVD and video.
Disney announced the unaltered original trilogy is coming out next year so I assume another rerelease including the new one will come out soon
+Danny Ramos No, they didn't. That's yet another of the internet "rumors" that have floated around that pop up again every few months. Disney has announced no such plans for the unaltered trilogy on home video. Not just next year, but ever. They have been silent on the issue.
+Nathan Butler Let's hope that they can work something out with Fox and get us those unaltered films. They're literally the only major Star Wars feature the fans have yet to get, and I'd pay big bucks for them on blu ray!
+Bond James Bond I'd really like it if they used a 70MM print for it.
Does it include a digital copy?
+Thorson48 No. The only Star Wars home video release that has ever included a digital copy was the TCW film.
+Nathan Butler thank you
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As soon as he said broken amazon discs, I knew I fucked up. Im not sure if he was referring to the DVD release as well. If he was only talking about the Blu Ray, take back what I said
Great video. Thanks
Hello Nathan,
Today I bought this Boxset, after watching your review, and the discs that are inside my package have character faces printed on, not like the ones presented by you.
If you are interested, I can send you pictures!
+Alexandru Banciu Sounds like you're outside the U.S. or picked up the set from outside the U.S.
+Nathan Butler Yes, I am from Europe -> Romania. I didn't expect do be a difference, but I don't mind having characters on the discs... they really look nice :) Also I find annoying all these differences between regions!
That’s because Disney didn’t buy out Fox yet by the time of this videos release
What "that" are you referring to? It's been 6 years since the video was made, so there's no way to know what you're referring to.
I've been sooo tempted to get this simply for the supplements. I honestly still prefer watching the trilogy on laserdisc.
Out of curiosity, have you watched them at all on Blu-ray outside of purchasing them?
I watched a blu ray copy of the original movie on blu. Looked nice but I do like seeing them the way I grew up with them.
I really love the picture and sound quality of the SE laserdisc box set, but as you know, that's kind of Lucas giving w ine hand and taking w the other because of the alterations. The definitive collection set is the way I typically go. I'd kinda like to find some of the earlier widescreen laserdisc editions for fun, especially the edition with the incredible shrinking aspect ratio.
Holy Crap. I did not know the dvds I own are that expensive. (I own the 2008 reissue)
Thanks for the tips👍🏼👍🏼
I was wondering if maybe you could do a video displaying all of your star wars blu rays/dvd's/other collection all together, not like in this one where you do 1 or 2 at a time, I just thought I'd share my idea with you!!! I think it would be a good and interesting video to see. I hope you like my idea!! :)
+Gam3rMan95 Have you checked out the "Timeline" at the end of the series playlist? The newest is the Star Wars Home Video Timeline 2.0, which goes through all the U.S. releases in one video, year by year.
Very informative, thank you
Great video!
lol for the last time Disney I will not buy SW on blu ray again until you release the original theatrical cuts, also I hear that they finally are gonna do it im not sure though because of the rights how it would work out, hopefully fox comes to an agreement with Disney what a treat it would be before episode 7
I hate how the new set does not have the new fanfares
That's because they are physical relases, which makes them through 20th Century Fox, so their logo still fits. It is only when totally under Disney's control for releases that the fanfares change or vanish, and for Ep. I - VI, that's just for digital release right now, since those are the only rights to those films that Disney currently controls.
the reason it does not say disney is the only disney star wars there is, is vii
+Dvd and Vhs collector Not actually true. Now that Disney owns LFL, they have the distrubution rights to any new versions and/or new formats, so, for instance, Disney was able to change the fanfare and have control of distribution for the digital HD releases, but since these were the 2011 cuts on physical media, they did not have control over distrubution on this set. Disney has the distribution rights, though, to all but ANH in any new format or version. They are all (except ANH due to Fox's distribution rights to all formats) Disney films now.
+Nathan Butler I'm starting to think maybe Disney should acquire Fox as well... That'd take care of that!
does it have the horiable vader nooo at the end of return of the jedi
+thad burgess All of the releases since 2011 have that.
So sad was hoping that they would get rid of it
Great review. TY
I only buy it when they include unaltered versions
I have three copies of the Disney blue ray box set's
I have ten copies of the dvd that you holding in region 2.
If it's what I'm holding in that thumbnail, for what it's worth, that's a Blu-ray release, not DVD. If you have DVD versions of that specific set, they are bootlegs. Legitimate DVD versions of that one don't exist.
I have three copes the 2015 bule ray and one biue ray.
I have 5 copies of the disney star wars 1977 1983
Sorry i was taking about the 20 centry fox dvds
ok... thx for the infos !!!
Great review
I have three copies. They are Abc