Oct 30 2010
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With shows like Clone Wars now captivating young audiences, one has to wonder if they should bother showing thier children anything that belongs in the modern trilogy universe in terms of spin-offs, there was never a “definitive” spicy series featuring Luke Skywalker, R2-D2, Han Solo, etc, however, this point to featured the two Droids.
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“Droids” is NOT state AFTER the unusual trilogy, it’s situation BEFORE it, a series of five episode arcs featured R2-D2 and 3-PO having different adventures with a different matser with each recent arc, it was something that was rare in shows of that decade, and it kep the premise modern…the premise of the two droids going through various comedy acts, whilst being pursued by The Empire.
I would recommend a BOX Site, but NOT this DVD, it only has two horribly-spliced together episodes on it, hardly anything that would recount this series fairly to a cyncial or cautious viewer, of course there’s enough humour in it to maintain your children happy
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And it’s a known fact, those who teach people in an immatue fashion to “pick up a life”, usually only say that when they, themselves, have made a mess of thier hold.
Man, I was really looking forward to this. “Droids-The Adventures of R2-D2 and C-3PO on DVD? Sweet beans!” Ah, no. Instead of a standard DVD boxed space of the fifteen episodes in the series, we derive, after years of waiting, a couple of poorly edited episodes stuck together and billed as a “feature film” unprejudiced a few years after the same stunt was pulled on VHS. Hmmmm . . .
Seriously now: does ANYONE consume these cobbled-together “movies” with about five separate plots to the ordinary arrangement of NOT BUTCHERING the current episodes and packaging them together by season with the opening theme song and closing credits intact? Maybe if they made both versions available, but NO. We net stuck with the same crap that we can peaceful accept on VHS.
And as if this awful amalgamation wasn’t dreadful enough, they’re not even releasing all the episodes in this format. Someone, PLEASE relieve me wrap my head around this logic. What possible reason can there be for not releasing all of the episodes, especially when half of the ones they are releasing, screwed up though they may be, were objective released a few years ago? What is this, some kind of sick mental game? Will they wait until DVDs are faded and then begin selectively releasing episodes AGAIN?
Come on, Lucasfilm, you’re better than this. Almost EVERYBODY ELSE gets this stuff right; why can’t you?
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