Star Wars Movie Collection Available for Digital Download April 10 (VIDEO)
Fans of the "Star Wars" films will now be able to watch a digital movie collection of the entire series tomorrow.
Lucasfilm, Walt Disney Studios, and 20th Century Fox have announced the digital HD release of the entire "Star Wars" movie collection by tomorrow, April 10, to build anticipation for the upcoming Dec. 18 premiere of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."
All six films in the classic epic saga, from 1999's "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace" to 1983's "Return of the Jedi" will be getting the digital treatment and will available worldwide on Digital HD.
A worldwide phenomenon with legions of fans around the world spanning generations, the "Star Wars" films can now be enjoyed across a wide number of platforms for fans to revisit old favorites on their digital devices wherever they are, Walt Disney president, Alan Bergman and Lucasfilm president, Kathleen Kennedy have said.
The digital versions of the film will also come with bonus material that uncovers the rich history behind the saga, including never-before-released interactions and conversations between the artists who helped George Lucas bring the iconic "Star Wars" universe to the big screen.
Other special features include "Star Wars: Discovery from Inside: Models and Miniatures," Legacy content, eight deleted scenes, and a curated collection of all the well-known extras used in each film.
The digital versions will be available for purchase separately, or as a complete digital collection of all six existing movies.
Tech website Droid Life has also announced it will be giving away the entire "Star Wars" digital collection for free in a contest on their website. Participants need to login with their Facebook account or an email address in a Rafflecopter giveaway platform.
