There has been a lot of uproar from the geek community lately about the recent additions George Lucas has made to his space epic, Star Wars. Turns out, Darth Vadar gained some additional lines, Ewoks now have eyelids, and other changes. To be fair, I too, am still bitter about the fact that Han did shoot first. This particular change, first made with the re-release of the Star Wars trilogy in 1997, brought up an interesting question: Should movie makers be able to alter their movies beyond the theatrical releases we watch?
One of the childish reasons against this notion runs...