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Originally Posted by willravel
I was one of those pissed off people. That scene established Han Solo as a real renegade, not just a reluctant hero. This guy is a theif and a sumggler, and it was necessary for people to understand he was dangerous, and possibly not to be trusted. That intruduction served to make his change of heart at the end of Episode 4 all the more exciting.
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There's a difference between being annoyed at someone for changing the story (So was I, just like I was annoyed that Spielberg removed the guns in ET) and starting a giant internet campaign with the "HAN SHOT FIRST" slogan being repeated ad infinitum. I have the original movies on VHS. If Lucas wants to screw the movies up, I don't have to buy them, and can keep watching the ones where Han really did shoot first
