Star Wars - The Complete Saga I-VI 9Disc bluray - £25 @ CeX

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Star Wars - The Complete Saga I-VI 9Disc bluray £25.00 CEX (preowned)

£25 CeX13 Dec 16

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Avenger1324

13 Dec 16

Browsing through my local CEX and spotted several copies of this boxset alongside the newer Force Awakens. Checked online and showing plenty of stock, though you would have to add postage if ordering online.

I didn't intend this to be a pun, but on reading it back - this is not the packaging I was looking for - is a bit close to the mark! I expected young Anakin & Luke in front of his domed house, but it looks like this Darth Vader fronted edition is the newer version.

It is CEX, so everything is preowned which I have put in the title, and the condition varies by item and store. I got lucky and found copies in "as new" condition. It is quite slim for 9 discs, roughly 2 normal bluray cases wide.

£25 seemed a good price so I bought instore.

Done a bit of searching for other prices:
Tesco - £40
Zavvi - £47.99 (older packaging)
Amazon - £38.99 (or £26 each for I-III, IV-VI)
HMV - £49.99

Star Wars - The Complete Saga (12) 9Disc (2015 Rls)
Experience the spectacular adventure of STAR WARS The Complete Saga in a way only Blu-ray can deliver. This incredible collection unites all six movies in stunning high definition with the purest digital sound in the galaxy. With more than 40 hours of thrilling special features you can journey deep into the Star Wars universe. Feel the Force of STAR WARS The Complete Saga on Blu-ray.

Disc One - Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Disc Two - Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
Disc Three - Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
Disc Four - Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
Disc Five - Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
Disc Six - Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
Disc Seven - Star Wars: Episodes I-III Archives
Disc Eight - Star Wars: Episodes IV-VI Archives
Disc Nine - The Star Wars Documentaries & Spoofs

18 comments

bertmeister

30 Dec 16 #18

yes

sollas001

16 Dec 16 #17

Are the discs the same as the ones in the previous sand coloured box?

SS41

14 Dec 16 #15

So, given I've got the laser disc boxset, are they the original films?

if so, excited I am.

darthybaby

14 Dec 16 #13

Hang on a minute..... so is there any way I can get a blu ray version of the original trilogy without all the special edition rubbish etc?

sheldococo to darthybaby

14 Dec 16 2 #14

Nope!, there's various fan edits using material from multiple sources to recreate versions close to the original trilogy but the last official release was a previous DVD boxset of the trilogy which had bonus disc of the original films, though none of them were remastered (they were simply laser disc rips).

niceblokedave

14 Dec 16 1 #11

I've got them on laserdisc too ! Both the original and the remastered box set. Ahh the good old days when the laserdisc player sat under the projector in my home cinema room rather than in my cupboard like now. ...Before the dark times ...before I got married :disappointed:

garamasala2015

14 Dec 16 1 #10

I downloaded the untouched original trilogy in a remastered version. Much better than the prequels and special editions. George Lucas is a financial **** !

jcluk to garamasala2015

14 Dec 16 #12

Where is that available to download and how much was it?

For info, all of the Star Wars movies including the Force Awakens are available on Sky Cinema on demand. This is a hot deal though if you don't have Sky or Now TV.

SS41

14 Dec 16 #8

I'm the saddo with who's got the laser disc boxset.

Duelling Duck to SS41

14 Dec 16 1 #9

I think you mean "Dude" who has the laser disc set. I've never even seen a laser disc apart from on Classic Game Room but they look as cool as.

My and my mate bought some discs from a car boot sale called Capacitive Disc or something just because they were £1 a go still in the wrapping and Escape From New York looked good enough to put in a frame.

hermy

14 Dec 16 #7

I still havn't got round to watching the bluray boxset with the older packaging (Anakin as a little kid in the sand) and I wish 'd held off a touch only because the old packaging cover is pretty poor but the one with Darth Vader on the cover is so much better.
Decent price.

horsepills

14 Dec 16 #5

Only downside to this set is that it includes the prequel trilogy

Spasho to horsepills

14 Dec 16 #6

For folks who want to get into SW will try to watch everything in its order.

Googlyhead

13 Dec 16 1 #2

I've never owned a single copy of Star Wars, and I've pretty much given up on it as they never seem to release a version with the unbutchered originals.

freebie5 to Googlyhead

14 Dec 16 #3

I've got the old DVDs where they had the 1st special editions and the original films together. Not blu ray but interesting to see the difference. I also had the widescreen VHS set !

hass123 to Googlyhead

14 Dec 16 #16

your best shot at getting the trilogy as close to the original as possible is from harmy's despecialized versions, although regarding episode 4 there is another group who made a better more original version which harmy recommends to download.

ijw0161

13 Dec 16 4 #1

I'm allergic to incomplete boxsets

jack jumpin to ijw0161

14 Dec 16 #4

Yeah you are right, but the way Disney is going, I cannot see this ever being complete.

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