Star Wars.
updated the film for its 1997 “Special Edition,” he switched it so Greedo shot first, missing at point blank range. Further tweaks followed. Some 40-plus years after the debut of , and some eight years after he sold his company to Disney, George Lucas was still tinkering with his masterpiece. , he was now played by Scottish actor Ian McDiarmid, who then reprised his role as Palpatine in the three prequels. Those films chronicle how a cunning and manipulative Senator Palpatine consolidated his power, and turned the Galactic Republic into a dictatorship.films than Mark Hamill or Harrison Ford, and the Emperor himself had taken on an increasingly central role in mythology. Even more than the iconic Darth Vader, Palpatine became the living embodiment of the Dark Side of the Force.
The worst change will always be the addition of the musical number added to the beginning of Return of the Jedi, it was too long, incoherent, and the worst CGI ever
You’re joking. Worse than “Jedi Rocks”? I think not.
Um, Greedo shooting first?
'No. There is another.'