>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>
> See the title crawl to Star Wars before it was known as Episode IV; 
> see the
> pioneering, if dated, motion control model work on the attack on the 
> Death
> Star; groove to Lapti Nek or the Ewok Celebration song like you did 
> when you
> were a kid; and yes, see Han Solo shoot first.

They got rid of Lapti Nek and the Ewok Celebration Song in the revamped 
versions?  I never saw them so I didn't know.  Outrage!  Atrocity!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

You don't know the half of it.  Lapti Nek was removed in favor of a cheesey
duet/dance number between a new CGI Sy Snootles and a Yuzzum.  It had a
Weequay beating drums and getting down to the music, a lizard playing a
harmonica-like instrument, and 3 new backup singer/dancers.  The worst part
of it is that Sy and the Yuzzum are singing directly to the camera, thereby
breaking the 4th wall/dimension/whatever its called which effectively takes
you right out of the movie.  

With the Celebration they played orchestral music and added a montage of
people celebrating at Mos Eisley, Cloud City, Theed, and Coruscant.  I
wondered how the news spread so quickly...

And the weirdest change to Jedi was when they replaced Sebastian Shaw in the
force ghost scene at the end with Hayden Christensen's head, as he looked in
Revenge of the Sith, grafted on to Sebastian Shaw's body.  Allegedly the
official explanation is that your "Force Ghost image" is locked in to when
you were last on the light side of the Force.  This was important because
the Sith, who were seeking immortality, could never achieve it because they
were on the Dark Side of the Force.  But since Anakin became good again at
the end of Jedi as an old man, it makes this explanation a lot harder to
swallow. Especially when his ghost is wearing traditional Jedi robe like Obi
Wan while we only saw Anakin wearing dark robes in the Prequels.
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