Ok. We're not.

The other way around, the audio syncs to the video. Its US English.

That is a totally false claim. We own all our own prints, and have had approval for other prints. We don't care what they say.

It's 6 reels.

We already have for Return of the Jedi, and possibly Empire Strikes Back.

We don't have much time to maintain the blog.

We're working on that. Will take a bit longer.

Thanks, it was hard work. But new digital tools helped a lot.

We've already released a 35mm Grindhouse of Empire Strikes Back, in 2015, and Harmy has released a 35mm Grindhouse of Return of the Jedi. We are working on cleaned versions of both of those, and a Technicolor version of Star Wars.

We don't want any money, and we aren't worried in the least bit. This movie does not exist as is. It is our original fanedit of the film. Also, none of us are involved with the distribution of it.

Yes. Due to the grain, and us wanting to be a good quality restoration with little or no artifacts.

True. But mostly people on Ebay, who, even now, still sell prints. There is one entire one of the entire Return of the Jedi on there now.

Thanks. As mentioned in the full story. The major basis was a spanish LPP, and Eastman stock for some replacement shots.

It's a lot more involved than that. Dust, dirt clean up. Stabilization, and Color correction scene by scene.