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Not a big deal, but I think it'll probably get 4K streaming which I don't think the current Netflix version (Which is why it wasn't on before) has.
This also completes all the theatrical films on the service, unless you count the original versions of the OT, the 3D version of the Phantom Menace and the Ewok movies (Which had theatrical runs in some countries).
[QUOTE=ChrisIII;5012956]Not a big deal, but I think it'll probably get 4K streaming which I don't think the current Netflix version (Which is why it wasn't on before) has.
This also completes all the theatrical films on the service, unless you count the original versions of the OT, the 3D version of the Phantom Menace and the Ewok movies (Which had theatrical runs in some countries).[/QUOTE]
Hopefully those ewok movies get buried forever. Talk about depressing movies. Twelve year old me liked the ewoks and thought they were cool.
[QUOTE=LordMikel;5013038]Hopefully those ewok movies get buried forever. Talk about depressing movies. Twelve year old me liked the ewoks and thought they were cool.[/QUOTE]
I still think the first Ewok movie holds up really well.
Yeah, the second one pretty much wipes out most of the family from the first (although this is, when you think about it, a Star Wars trope-it kind of what sends Luke, Anakin & Rey on the point of no return in their "journeys")
There are a few interesting elements-the Blurrgs of course were brought back for Clone Wars, Rebels and (especially) Mandalorian.
Apparentally they're based on ESB concept art, I'm guessing for what eventually became the Tauntaun.
[QUOTE=thwhtGuardian;5015680]I still think the first Ewok movie holds up really well.[/QUOTE]
I think it was the second which killed all of the Ewoks but one.
Got the [I]Solo[/I] BluRay, but haven't seen it since the theaters. Haven't really had the urge. Probably next time I watch all of them.
Release the Lord and Miller cut.
Nah, just kidding.
[QUOTE=LordMikel;5015868]I think it was the second which killed all of the Ewoks but one.[/QUOTE]
No, Cindel, the human girl, loses her whole family. Some Ewoks are killed by Marauders, but most were just taken as prisoners. With Noa’s (Wilford “Diabeetus” Brimley) help, those Ewoks are freed and help in the final battle against the Marauders.