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This landmark production, perhaps the most ambitious radio project ever attempted, began when "Star Wars" creator George Lucas donated the story rights to an NPR affiliate. Writer Brian Daley adapted the film's highly visual script to the special demands and unique possibilities of radio, creating a more richly textured tale with greater emphasis on character development. Director John Madden guided a splendid cast - including Mark Hamill and Anthony Daniels, reprising their film roles as Luke Skywalker and the pernickety robot See Threepio - through an intense 10-day dialogue recording session. Then came months of painstaking work for virtuoso sound engineer Tom Voegeli, whose brilliant blending of the actors' voices, the music, and hundreds of sound effects takes this intergalactic adventure into a realm of imagination that is beyond the reach of cinema.
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3 von 6 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Habe mein Exemplar des RADIO DRAMAS mittlerweile seit mehr als 5 Jahren und es läuft immer noch regelmässig!! Es gibt den schönen Werbespruch: WENN DU DENKST DU HAST SW GESEHEN, WARTE BIS DU ES GEHÖRT HAST! Und die Leute haben Recht. Ich hab in meinem ganzen Leben noch nie ein solch komplexes und geiles Hörspiel gehört. Vollgespickt mit der Musik und den Soundeffekten aus den Filmen und massig Bonussequenzen, die entweder beim Film geschnitten oder nie aufgenommen wurden, entführt einen dieses Meisterwerk noch tiefer in die SW Welt als es bisher möglich war. Lasst Euch nicht vom Preis abschrecken, JEDEN EURO ist es wert!
Also kauft es Euch, solange es die Box noch gibt.
Zur Info, diese Box gibt es in 2 Ausführungen, einmal die "Normale" wie ich sie auch habe, und einmal die streng lim. Box mit einer CD mehr. Man muss selbst entscheiden, ob diese Bonus CD den wesentlich höheren Preis wert ist, mir reicht die normale Box jedenfalls sehr und ich kann sie wirklich JEDEM Fan der alten Trilogie wärmstens ans Herz legen! Immerhin genießt das Radio Drama den höchsten Stellenwert im SW-Canon laut Lucas!
Und die Rezi vor mir, ich bitte Dich!!!!!!!
Also kauft es Euch, solange es die Box noch gibt.
Zur Info, diese Box gibt es in 2 Ausführungen, einmal die "Normale" wie ich sie auch habe, und einmal die streng lim. Box mit einer CD mehr. Man muss selbst entscheiden, ob diese Bonus CD den wesentlich höheren Preis wert ist, mir reicht die normale Box jedenfalls sehr und ich kann sie wirklich JEDEM Fan der alten Trilogie wärmstens ans Herz legen! Immerhin genießt das Radio Drama den höchsten Stellenwert im SW-Canon laut Lucas!
Und die Rezi vor mir, ich bitte Dich!!!!!!!
3 von 6 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Gut verpackt, keine Schäden an den CD's , alles ok.
Ein nettes Extra für alle STAR WARS Fan's die diese Hauptzeit der Original-Triologie und desssen Hörspiel nicht miterlebt haben. Da auf englisch muss man manchman schon sehr genau hinhören und manche Pasagen sich nochmals anhören.
Ein nettes Extra für alle STAR WARS Fan's die diese Hauptzeit der Original-Triologie und desssen Hörspiel nicht miterlebt haben. Da auf englisch muss man manchman schon sehr genau hinhören und manche Pasagen sich nochmals anhören.
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A fun way to relive the movie
7. Dezember 2010
I'm surprised I've been a Star Wars fan for so long and had never bothered to listen to this. It's actually a great way to relive the movie. It's quite different from the actual film script and includes expanded and deleted scenes. For me, the best part was the beginning, with Luke's friends at Tosche Station. It has such a 1970s flavor and would have started the movie off really differently (although nothing beats the actual opening space battle).
Overall, the case works well. Mark Hamil actually plays Luke Skywalker and does a great job of it. Likewise, Anthony Daniels plays C-3P0. Most of the other characters come off at least similar to their on-screen counterparts. Han is appropriately cocky, although he's also more selfish than portrayed in the films. Leia has a good amount of spunk. Unfortunately, the series didn't quite get Darth Vader right. The torture scene with Leia - not in the movie for good reason - was particularly onerous and Vader sounds more like a shrink than a Sith Lord.
One other thing tat bugged me is the episode breaks. Originally, when this aired as a radio show, it was broadcast as 13 episodes, and each time there was an introductory narration and credits. Unfortunately, these remain on the audiobook version. Thus, every 15 minutes or so you hear another listing of credits, then another introduction. I hope future versions eliminate this and allow listeners to hear just one uninterrupted book.
The ESB episode wasn't quite as strong. Luke, Han, and Leia are all well done. However, Vader comes off as corny and Yoda just doesn't have the majesty he demands. Also, it doesn't have many deleted scenes, aside from the Battle of Derra at the beginning. It's about an hour shorter than the ANH radio show.
The ROTJ broadcast is pretty much like the movie - of course, without the space battles and with audio depictions of the land battles. It's actually fairly short - about 2 hours shorter than the ANH radio show. There aren't really any important deleted scenes, except the beginning when Luke is building his lightsaber. Still, it's well done and faithful to the movie. The Ewoks do get a bit more respect than they usually do.
One other thing that bugged me is the episode breaks. Originally, when this aired as a radio show, it was broadcast as 10 episodes, and each time there was an introductory narration and credits. Unfortunately, these remain on the audiobook version. Thus, every 15 minutes or so you hear another listing of credits, then another introduction. I hope future versions eliminate this and allow listeners to hear just one uninterrupted book.
Overall, this is a great set to listen to during commutes, even if you've watch the movie dozens of times already. Fans will appreciate deleted scenes.
Overall, the case works well. Mark Hamil actually plays Luke Skywalker and does a great job of it. Likewise, Anthony Daniels plays C-3P0. Most of the other characters come off at least similar to their on-screen counterparts. Han is appropriately cocky, although he's also more selfish than portrayed in the films. Leia has a good amount of spunk. Unfortunately, the series didn't quite get Darth Vader right. The torture scene with Leia - not in the movie for good reason - was particularly onerous and Vader sounds more like a shrink than a Sith Lord.
One other thing tat bugged me is the episode breaks. Originally, when this aired as a radio show, it was broadcast as 13 episodes, and each time there was an introductory narration and credits. Unfortunately, these remain on the audiobook version. Thus, every 15 minutes or so you hear another listing of credits, then another introduction. I hope future versions eliminate this and allow listeners to hear just one uninterrupted book.
The ESB episode wasn't quite as strong. Luke, Han, and Leia are all well done. However, Vader comes off as corny and Yoda just doesn't have the majesty he demands. Also, it doesn't have many deleted scenes, aside from the Battle of Derra at the beginning. It's about an hour shorter than the ANH radio show.
The ROTJ broadcast is pretty much like the movie - of course, without the space battles and with audio depictions of the land battles. It's actually fairly short - about 2 hours shorter than the ANH radio show. There aren't really any important deleted scenes, except the beginning when Luke is building his lightsaber. Still, it's well done and faithful to the movie. The Ewoks do get a bit more respect than they usually do.
One other thing that bugged me is the episode breaks. Originally, when this aired as a radio show, it was broadcast as 10 episodes, and each time there was an introductory narration and credits. Unfortunately, these remain on the audiobook version. Thus, every 15 minutes or so you hear another listing of credits, then another introduction. I hope future versions eliminate this and allow listeners to hear just one uninterrupted book.
Overall, this is a great set to listen to during commutes, even if you've watch the movie dozens of times already. Fans will appreciate deleted scenes.
3 von 3 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Any Star Wars fan would love this!
30. September 2009
I usually don't write reviews, but this one I think is important enough to write.
Let me begin by stating I am only through A New Hope. I have not begun TESB or ROTJ.
I love the original movies. I grew up with them, the toys and games, and everything else. I'm not as much a fan of the newer movies, et al. Hence, I haven't been on the look out much for new SW stuff. However, I saw these one day while searching for Lord of the Rings stuff, and thought it may be interesting, so I picked this CD trilogy up.
I can't tell you how excited I am I did. The CDs add so much depth to the movies. Not only do you revist every part from the movie, but it's like you found a treasure trove of deleted scenes. Some of these scenes I had heard of or seen before in either books or behind the scenes material, but to see them pefectly fitted in to the story as smooth flowing as it is was just perfect!!
I won't spoil any details for you, but if you are a Star Wars fan, and don't have to have everything presented to you visually, you are going to be in for a huge treat with these CDs. I can't wait to listen through it again just to get more detail. I thought I knew a lot about the original trilogy before, but this just doubled everything I knew. Literally. A New Hope is about 5.5 hours long... 3 or 3.5 hours longer than the movie. That's a lot of extra stuff!! But, it's not time wasting or fluff. It's great detail that adds so much more character depth and so much more to the Star Wars universe at that time.
You won't be disappointed in this gem of a find!!!
Let me begin by stating I am only through A New Hope. I have not begun TESB or ROTJ.
I love the original movies. I grew up with them, the toys and games, and everything else. I'm not as much a fan of the newer movies, et al. Hence, I haven't been on the look out much for new SW stuff. However, I saw these one day while searching for Lord of the Rings stuff, and thought it may be interesting, so I picked this CD trilogy up.
I can't tell you how excited I am I did. The CDs add so much depth to the movies. Not only do you revist every part from the movie, but it's like you found a treasure trove of deleted scenes. Some of these scenes I had heard of or seen before in either books or behind the scenes material, but to see them pefectly fitted in to the story as smooth flowing as it is was just perfect!!
I won't spoil any details for you, but if you are a Star Wars fan, and don't have to have everything presented to you visually, you are going to be in for a huge treat with these CDs. I can't wait to listen through it again just to get more detail. I thought I knew a lot about the original trilogy before, but this just doubled everything I knew. Literally. A New Hope is about 5.5 hours long... 3 or 3.5 hours longer than the movie. That's a lot of extra stuff!! But, it's not time wasting or fluff. It's great detail that adds so much more character depth and so much more to the Star Wars universe at that time.
You won't be disappointed in this gem of a find!!!
1 von 1 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Would be 5 stars if it were not for Yoda
28. Mai 2011
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I'm a StarWars fan and glad I bought these CDs. I remember listening to the original when I was a kid and it was neat to get the whole set. These are great for kids and the average fan and the only reason it didn't get 5 stars was the horrible acting by John Lithgow playing Yoda. He sounds like a mix of a drunken Grover/Cookie Monster/Irishman and almost made Empire Strikes Back unbearable. There was only a small part in ROTJ. The stories and effects themselves are well done and is great to listen to on a long car ride.
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