A New Hope you remember watching wasn’t original. Let me take that back: it wasn’t the original version of the first Star Wars film to crash land in theaters in 1977. But after over more than 46 years of being locked away in a temperature-controlled tomb in England,

Fans in the U.K. will have a rare opportunity to see the original 1977 version of Star Wars: A New Hope before George Lucas altered the deal with CGI effects and new scenes.

Think you’ve seen 1977’s Star Wars? Think again. What you’ve most likely seen is one of several altered versions that went into distribution after the film’s original theatrical run, versions tweaked by George Lucas himself that would eventually come to comprise a set of “special editions” of the beloved epic.