So are there going to be any nifty extras in the new ROTJ DVD?

[I.R Joey]

Like more directors comments and stuff, like about the edits and stuff? Or maybe bonus footage of scenes that where left on the cutting room floor?

[Beyond Batman]

I'd want to see the look on Timm's face when the WB execs. told him they needed to re-edit the films' violent content. I wonder how he initailly reacted to that? Pre-production and storyboard production, I'd like to see that footage too. Maybe a commentary done by Friedle, Conroy, and Hamill.

[James Harvey]

It's too early to know if there will be any extras, but within the next couple of months expects information on it to start popping up. I wouldn't be suprised if we at least got some goodies...

[ZorBrak]

Its Warner..don't get your hopes up...

[Calhoun07]

Warner often puts good extras on their DVDs. I think they will put something on this new disc.

[James Harvey]

I'm guessing they may just copy the current DVD, menu wise and everything. That wouldn't suprise me in the least.

[Calhoun07]

Then there would be absolutely no reason for me to hang on to my edited DVD if they do that.

[kid_flash]

I'm definitely holding onto my edited copy. I know it sounds weird. But someday I wanna show the next generation of comic fans (those who weren't around for all this) the difference between the two, tell 'em the story around a campfire or something. Maybe I'm crazy, I dunno.

[James Harvey]

I plan to keep both versions as well. I doubt WB will copy the first DVD, but I like having both versions. In all honesty, the unedited version is something I wouldn't show my 3 year old nephew. The edited - perhaps. When he get solder I can give him the real version so he can make his own decision. I'm keeping both editions.

[kid_flash]

LOL sorry if that was unclear, I have no intention to expose young kids to ROTJ unedited (although I do know young kids who could handle it without a problem). Heck, there's a good portion of kids who I wouldn't show ROTJ edited to.

[Calhoun07]

Originally posted by kid_flash
I'm definitely holding onto my edited copy. I know it sounds weird. But someday I wanna show the next generation of comic fans (those who weren't around for all this) the difference between the two, tell 'em the story around a campfire or something. Maybe I'm crazy, I dunno.

I could see it now. Scary Tales of the Warner Brothers Executives! I am sure we all could think of WB Exec horror stories to tell around a campfire!

[Bobby Boy 101]

LOL, dont stab at them too much or they wont give us our Batman stuff on DVD!

I personally would show any kid at any age the edited/unedited ROTJ. Ive never had a problem with that kind of thing. Maybe its b/c I've been watching horror movies since I was 5.

whatever ppl, everyone make their own decision

[The New Batman]

Good extras? Have you seen the Batman DVD's; NOTHING! Not even a trailer. Mask of the Phantasm DVD also has really nothing and only one of the Superman DVD's has extras.

[James Harvey]

That was an early DVD so I can forgive them for it. The early release DVDs were essentially bare bones. The news ones better has stuf fon 'im...