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2013 will be a big year for Star Wars fans as we are treated to double the 3D goodness with the theatrical release of Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith in 3D! Attack of the Clones 3D will release on September 20, 2013, followed by Revenge of the Sith 3D on October 11, 2013. I am sure these two films will look great!

Followed by the release of all 3 in one package!...Followed by the re-release, digitally re-mastered, with never before seen behind the scenes clips and a re-write of the cantina scene where Han actually did shoot Greedo first! Georgie is just raking in the bucks!

WD-40 wrote:Followed by the release of all 3 in one package!...Followed by the re-release, digitally re-mastered, with never before seen behind the scenes clips and a re-write of the cantina scene where Han actually did shoot Greedo first! Georgie is just raking in the bucks!

LOL 40, followed by "A New Hope"..now with new wardrobes! "Empire Strikes Back"... Vader's saber changes colors with his moods.

Sorry JP...I had to do it. Thanks for the thread though...after all of my clowning, I will be there at the multiplex to watch those in 3D.

Are they the same dates for Britain?

They didn't say anything about the overseas dates.

I'm not paying $13.50 for that. George Lucas can kiss his greedy ass and rot in Hell.

(=DK=)Samonuh wrote:I'm not paying $13.50 for that. George Lucas can kiss his greedy ass and rot in Hell.

Okay then...

Yeah, I know Georgie is just fattening his bank account with the same ol' crap, but I wouldn't mind seeing it for the experience...of something new. It's in 3D for George sakes!

I'll wait for the originals to come out in 3D. Hopefully he doesn't have Hayden Christensen super imposed on Vader when Luke takes his mask off.

(=DK=)Samonuh wrote:I'm not paying $13.50 for that. George Lucas can kiss his greedy ass and rot in Hell.

That's a bit... extreme. You know he recently donated half his wealth to charity? He really just wants money to make more things(like the live action show which already has enough footage for a lot of episodes, just post-production would cost a mil per), he doesn't want it to live largely.

Not that I'll see 2 or 3 in the theaters. I will see the original trilogy in 3D though.