Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is set to start a roll to highlight another cluster of new movies from top filmmakers across the globe that includes Star Wars movie.

Creator George Lucas revealed that he is planning to release Star Wars next year on Blu-ray for the comeback of this spectacular famous franchise. Other popular films include a possible theme park for The Lord of the Rings and launching news for the much-awaited American film remake of the movie The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

Although Cannes acquires many of fizzle every year, TIFF is also recognized as one of the famous film festivals around the world, capturing remarkable filmmaking talents yearly.

The screenings for this year will begin this coming September 9, and will include movies from Oscar winners suchlike Danny Boyle (“Slumdog Millionaire”) and Clint Eastwood and works from well-known directors like John Carpenter and John Sayles. TIFF will take place on September 9-18 and anticipated to draw numerous celebrities worldwide.

The TIFF likewise has a way of showing people across the globe come backing Star Wars movie that has admired almost unequalled universal acknowledgement and spectacle. After a collection of special editions on DVD, George Lucas is set to distribute both trilogies on Blu-ray next year in a decision that will definitely create a tremendous expectation from the viewers around the world.

Unfortunately, for people who did not mind for the avant-garde trilogy, they will have the chance to see it because both trilogies in the sequences will be included in one collection. Right now, the schedule of the films’ release is not yet revealed and the fans will need to purchase the whole set to see the complete series on Blu-ray.

The re-mastered versions of the original trilogy will likewise be included on the Blu-ray edition that had been believed a source of dissatisfaction among some followers of the Star Wars movie in the past years.

The Blu-ray edition will also only include the remastered versions of the original trilogy, which have been a source of discontent among some “Star Wars” fans over the years.