[Albert_M]

I realize that there are Star Wars threads, but I am not such a devoted fan to sort through and follow such a long thread. In fact my question might be very old news, but again I am not a fanatic. I however did grow up with the old trilogy (and wish we had original versions released...)

Ok, to my question: I was watching Star Wars the other day and in the added Jabba scene, the last line that Han says is that "Jabba you're a wonderful human being" or something similar. My question is "human being?" I know that that in the original scene, Jabba was a human, but does this make sense given that he quite obviously not a human - did Lucas somehow overlook this bit of old dialogue or did Lucas feel that Han's sarcasism still made sense?

[Michael Reuben]

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I realize that there are Star Wars threads

All others have been closed. Please use the existing threads.

For this type of question, you may find better answers in the
Movies thread, which deals more with the plot of the films.

M.

[Jack Briggs]

Sorry, Albert. No exceptions. You may ask this question in the existing master-review thread. And you just might have to read a few pages of that thread just like everybody else. Meanwhile, no more Star Wars-related threads than already exist. [Edit: Looks like the HTF rapid-response team arrived here simultaneously.]