Well, everyone, welcome to film junk.

My name is Sean.

My name is Jay.

And my name is Frank.

And on this week's episode, Star Wars Month continues.

This time around, we're talking about George Lucas' first feature film,

THX 1138, released in 1971, starring Robert Duval, Donald Pleasance, and Maggie Macombie.

And I'll give you a plot synopsis in the 25th century, a time when people have

designations instead of names, a man, THX 1138, and a woman, Le 3417, rebel against their

rigidly controlled society. So this movie was re-released in, what was it, 2004, I think, somewhere around there.

And, but, you know, and Frank, you were, you were trying to find the original version in the movie,

because there, you know, there was some tinkering. There's a director's cut or special edition, whatever,

whatever you want to call it. As far as I know, that's really the only one that's out there.

Did you have any success finding the original? No, I did a quick library search. To be honest,

I didn't know that he, I had forgotten about the director's cut and special effects changes

or shots that were added or altered. So I was watching it. And then a couple of shots early on,

I'm like, I think that looks like modern. Like that can't be from the 70s. And then I finally

discovered that there was a director's cut with enhanced special effects, which I think

I bought the DVD of in 2007 and never watched. I did not watch that for this. I got a digital

version. But that, I was kind of shocked, but I was like, I was going to watch both. I was, I actually didn't mind the special

effects editions. I don't think they're great, but I don't think they're horrendous either.

But, yeah, I could not find it anywhere on a library search. Yeah, I mean, it's like kind of a,

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