Check out the trailer here
He also has plans to release the other movies in the prequel trilogy, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
This may be seen as a bit of a cash cow, and it likely is, but with the recent rush in movies at the cinema in 3D I can't think of many other movies that would benefit from a 3D rerelease.
I'm sure there will also be changes to the movies as each re-release on VHS and DVD has resulted in small changes to the movies.
We don't need this, but we're sure as hell getting it!
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