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The power of the Force is about to become much more portable.
On Friday, The Star Wars Digital Movie Collection arrives on digital HD platforms (iTunes, Amazon, Vudu, Google Play, PlayStation Store and Verizon FiOS) and marks the first time the six films in George Lucas' two space trilogies have been released for download.
'We're thrilled that fans will be able to enjoy the Star Wars saga on their digital devices wherever they go,' Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy said in a statement.
Not only will Jedi lovers be able to finally watch the epic cosmic battles on their tablets and smartphones in preparation for next movie Star Wars: The Force Awakens (out Dec. 18), but the collection also features older material, such as deleted scenes, paired with new bonus features about designs, costumes, effects and weapons used since the first Star Wars premiered in 1977.
A digital release is a huge deal for fans and Lucasfilm alike, says Eric Geller, who writes for the fan site TheForce.net. It's the only remaining way to re-monetize the original films, he says, and portability is enough of a draw for many who already own multiple home-video releases to invest in another version (suggested retail price: $20 per movie, $100 for the bundle).
The Star Wars movies have a history of being late to embrace the format of the moment: The original trilogy didn't debut on DVD until 2004, and it hit Blu-ray just four years ago. Downloads are the next step in the company's focus on finding a new generation of viewers accustomed to digital-first entertainment.
'If you want to reach new fans where they live, it has to be with digital media,' Geller says. 'So much of what we're seeing right now, from (the animated TV series) Rebels to comics, is about both preparing people for The Force Awakens and building a universe that can fill their newfound Star Wars needs.'
For Roger Christian, the Oscar-winning Star Wars set decorator who discusses the making of the Millennium Falcon, the first lightsaber and other iconography in a Creating the Universe feature, the digital collection is a new way to keep Lucas' legacy going for years to come.
'Storytellers of old would sit around and tell campfire stories, but underneath were these keys to us as human beings and growth,' Christian says. 'George encapsulated that — he's the one true modern mythmaker working today.'
Starting this Friday, you’ll finally be able to download digital versions of the entire Star Wars film saga. This is the first time that both the original films and their prequels will be available to download in a Digital HD format.
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“Since the debut of the first film nearly 40 years ago, Star Wars has become a worldwide phenomenon with legions of fans from every generation,” said Walt Disney Studios president Alan Bergman.
“It’s only fitting that audiences enjoy this legendary saga and its many fascinating behind-the-scenes stories on a wide variety of platforms, and we’re very excited to finally bring all six films to Digital HD for the first time.”
Each of the films will also come with new special features including Star Wars: Discoveries from Inside and Conversations between the people who made Star Wars a reality. There will also be a curated selection of classic behind-the-scenes features from previous releases.
Here are all of the special features as listed on StarWars.com:
Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace
- Conversations: Doug Chiang Looks Back
- Discoveries From Inside: Models & Miniatures
- Legacy content includes “The Beginning”; The Podrace: Theatrical Edit; plus eight deleted scenes.
Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones
- Conversations: Sounds In Space
- Discoveries From Inside: Costumes Revealed
- Legacy content includes “From Puppets To Pixels: Digital Characters In Episode II”; State Of The Art: The Previsualization Of Episode II; and “Films Are Not Released, They Escape”; plus Episode II Visual Effects Breakdown Montage and six deleted scenes.
Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith
- Conversations: The Star Wars That Almost Was
- Discoveries From Inside: Hologram & Bloopers
- Legacy content includes documentaries “Within A Minute: The Making Of Episode III”; The Journey Part 1; and The Journey Part 2; plus six deleted scenes.
Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (20th Century Fox)
- Conversations: Creating A Universe
- Discoveries From Inside: Weapons & The First Lightsaber
- Legacy content includes “Anatomy Of A Dewback”; Star Wars Launch Trailer; plus eight deleted scenes.
Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back
- Conversations: The Lost Interviews
- Discoveries From Inside: Matte Paintings Unveiled
- Legacy content includes “A Conversation With The Masters” (2010); “Dennis Muren: How Walkers Walk”; “George Lucas On Editing The Empire Strikes Back1979”; and “George Lucas On The Force: 2010”; plus six deleted scenes.
Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi
- Conversations: The Effects
- Discoveries From Inside: The Sounds Of Ben Burtt
- Legacy content includes “Classic Creatures: Return Of The Jedi”; “Revenge Of The Jedi Teaser Trailer”; Return Of The Jedi Launch Trailer; “It Began TV Spot”; “Climactic Chapter TV Spot”; plus five deleted scenes.
Star Wars 6 Movie Collection
The full Digital Movie Collection will be available to download from various retail locations on April 10th.