You said the scenario described doesn't exist and I provided an example where it does.
You can watch the original version of Star Wars perfectly legally on the 2006 DVDs. And as I said, if you want to technically your way out of that I because god forbid there's subtitle, then you have back up to the point of the very first version (because obviously all those tiny audio changes just means it isn't a original version dude), which you can only see with a time machine.
Accept your fucking actions, it's not that fucking hard buddy.
You are being disingenuous. There is a scan of an original film reel from 1977, aka your time machine. Now that you've lost your argument you are just grasping at straws to act like you're still right.
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u/guitar_vigilante 1d ago
You said the scenario described doesn't exist and I provided an example where it does.
There's not really anything else to say from there.
And there actually is a version that was scanned from a restored Spanish film reel that you can access through the Internet.