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We reviewed the Region free UK Ultra HD Blu-ray release of Star Wars on a Panasonic 65DX902B Ultra HD 4K TV with a Panasonic DMP-UB400 Ultra HD Blu-ray player. The disc presents a native 3840 x 2160p resolution image in the widescreen 2.39:1 aspect ratio, and uses 10-bit video depth, High Dynamic Range, and is encoded using the HEVC (H.265) codec for HDR10. It should be noted that the latest вЂSpecial Edition editвЂ™ has been the source for this scan, it therefore contains much of the colouring inherent to that release. Star Wars was shot using a combination of Arriflex 35-III, Panavision PSR R-200, Panavision Panaflex X and Panavision Panaflex cameras on 35mm film, and has been newly scanned with 4K resolution for this release. But as to tonightвЂ™s feature, we present Star Wars in its commercial 4K release. Thankfully, there are a dedicated few with projects like the Despecialised Version, and more recently 4K77, who do their upmost to preserve one of the true giants of cinema in a presentation from when it was first shown. That first edit is adored by a generation or more and it continues to be a source of frustration that it is not commercially available. The story of how the film was saved in the editing suite is well known, little wonder it gained an Academy Award I wonder how they feel now with the continuing editorial tinkering the film receives. During its development, Lucas cast his net far and wide, with most of it emulating master film maker Akira Kurosawa, in particular The Hidden Fortress, in which the story telling device was through two bedraggled peasants, whose bickering and friendship allowed the film to unfold вЂ“ an idea that was stolen wholeheartedly with the droids C-3P0 and R2-D2 and one which proved to be a winning combination. It was only as I got older that I began to appreciate it from a different perspective that of its construction as a film. And at each viewing my adoration for the film just grew, like so many of my generation the film seems to speak to me, somehow, it was вЂ¦ magical. I saw the film three more times in its first run, though not in such auspicious surroundings, my venue of choice was the ABC Cinema in Ewell (most famed for being used by the Comic Strip crew in their short, Dirty Movie) as it was just a short walk from my then grandparentsвЂ™ house. Then the lights went down and that iconic score from John Williams started, prefacing the opening crawl and that giant Star Destroyer coming from overhead. I remember being amazed at the size of the cinema (we were sat in the circle, towards the left quarter as you view the screen), never before had I seen a screen so big, and the theatre was so ornate with plush red seats. I remember queuing outside Odeon Leicester Square, standing at the doorway entrance looking at the lobby cards proudly displaying tantalising images of what was to come. My first overriding memory of this trip was seeing two Stormtroopers in the window of a shoe shop. I first saw Star Wars on the second week of its first UK theatrical run, it was a cold, grey day in early January 1978 and my dad drove the family up to London. So, instead of going down tried and tested routes, I thought IвЂ™d bring something unique: my own Star Wars

Much has been said and written about George LucusвЂ™ most successful film, so itвЂ™s somewhat difficult to bring something fresh to a review. WeвЂ™ll be sure to keep you posted about its progress so stay tuned for more.You came here in that thing? YouвЂ™re braver than I thought! This engine added gameplay features to the first-person shooter genre which were uncommon at the time of release, including level designs with multiple floors and the ability to look up and down.

The game used the Jedi Engine, which was developed specifically for the game. In case you werenвЂ™t aware of, Star Wars: Dark Forces is a first-person shooter that came out in 1995.

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As such, and since this will be a full remake of the first level, we hope to actually play it. Lewis is alsoВ going to take a pass at setting up some scripting to make the door triggers and locks work properly as well as fixing some weird level streaming bugs I currently have. ObsidianвЂ™s artist has shown an image with a weapon and has asked other artists to help him with animations. We donвЂ™t know whether Lewis will release this map/project to the public once itвЂ™s finished. Jason Lewis, senior environment artist at Obsidian Entertainment, has shared some gorgeous new screenshots from his upcoming Star Wars 1995 вЂњDark ForcesвЂќ Level 1 fan remake in Unreal Engine 4.