This really reminds me of the debate over who does art belong to once it's released out into the world? On the one hand, it makes complete sense that the creat

This really reminds me of the debate over who does art belong to once it's released out into the world? On the one hand, it makes complete sense that the creator of the artwork should have the final say in how it is interacted with by viewers, and whether or not it should be preserved. But on the other hand, when George Lucas says I'm not allowed to purchase the original non-digitally-enhanced version of the first Star Wars movie so dear to my childhood memories it really pisses me off!