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The only 4:3 versions of Star Wars (1977) I can find online are horrible VHS rips, with Russian dubbing funnily enough. Is there a decent-quality English version somewhere in 4:3 aspect ratio?
>inb4 just watch the widescreen version in fullscreen
The 4:3 editions hand-crop each shot, plus Greedo's subtitles in the widescreen version get cut off in 4:3
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>>1557715
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the answer to that is likely "no". The best quality theatrical-cut Star Wars was released on in 4:3 was laserdisc, which is not only cumbersome to capture, but when people were they were specifically capturing the widescreen versions. DVD bootlegs of the time, as far as I'm aware, also always used the widescreen laserdiscs as a source. The closest to what you're after is the '06 "GOUT" DVD bonus discs, which were 4:3 with letterboxing. What you're after is a pretty niche market.
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>>1557721
That sucks. I'm willing to edit a 4:3 edition myself; I just need to find a version of the Greedo scene without the subtitles.
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>>1557721
Not OP, but how much do these DVDs usually go for?
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>>1558067
The limited edition ones, I mean.
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>>1558067
The fullscreen versions pictured seem to be selling between $10-20 (CAD) on eBay. The bonus discs I mentioned are the same between fullscreen and widescreen, so the only difference you need to worry about is price.
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>>1558207
I should specify that's $10-20 each, not for the full trilogy.
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>>1558207
>>1558209
That sounds reasonable.

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