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Corridor Crew Gives George Lucas’ Prequel Trilogy The “Special Edition” Treatment — GeekTyrant

Jan 9, 2025


Here’s another fin video from the gang at Corridor Crew as they take George Lucas’ prequel trilogy and gives the films the “Special Edition” treatment.Before they embark on this journey, they break down, discuss, and laugh at the changes that Lucas made for the original Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition. The video comes with the following note: “George Lucas had Star Wars stolen from him by Disney, and was never able to release a Special Edition of the Prequels. The crew takes it upon themselves to bring balance to the force.” Enjoy the video! As you’ll see they have some silly fun!

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