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What colors do you associate with SW, ESB and ROTJ?


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Over the years, I've seen various VHS, trading cards, books, magazines, CD's, etc. releases focussing on the Original Star Wars Trilogy.

Often, SW, ESB and ROTJ have been attributed a color.

ROTJ is - virtually in every case - identified by the color GREEN.

However; the colors for SW and ESB vary.

In about 50% of all these releases SW is given the color RED and ESB BLUE.

The other half sees the opposite: SW is BLUE and ESB is RED.

So, what colors do you associate with the OT?

SW: RED

ESB: BLUE

ROTJ: GREEN

or

SW: BLUE

ESB: RED

ROTJ: GREEN

or something else?

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Star Wars :Orange/Tan (desert colors, Tatooine)

ESB: Black (lots of shots of Vader against a black star field)

RotJ:Blue (the whole opening sequence is in tones of blue)

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I think a few years ago I started a thread exactly like this one.

Star Wars: brown

ESB: blue

ROTJ: red

I think that we're subconsciously influenced by the ad campaigns for the films, or by color schemes of tie-in products. The blue and red colors no doubt are from this (the novelization for Empire had a blue cover; the Jedi logo was usually in red against black).

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SW: Gold

ESB: Silver

RotJ: Bronze

Probably due to the expanded 2-CD sets that were released in 1997.

Yes.

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SW: Gold

ESB: Silver

RotJ: Bronze

Probably due to the expanded 2-CD sets that were released in 1997.

those colors express the rank of the quality of the scores and films too.

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SW always struck me as a kind of tan-ish color. Not because of tatooine, but because I find it to be the blandest of the trilogy by far(Not saying it's bad, but comparatively) and I find tan to be a bland color ;)

ESB is always thought of as white, probably because of Hoth.

ROTJ is green, of course.

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