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    What are FanEdits, and why make them? FanEdits are an artform where someone takes a video source/sources and rearranges them with video editing software to create either a modified, or even radically new version of a movie.

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    Gatos gives everybody some "Liquid Courage" 

    Posted on 05-04-2013 09:14 PM  Number of Views: 109 

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    Gatos just released his new fanedit!

    "Liquid Courage" is a fanedit of the Robert Zemeckis film "Flight" that strengthens the story of Captain Whip by removing the contrived elements and tightens up the pacing.

    Gatos:
    "I'm a fan of most stuff that Denzel Washington does. I was looking forward to this movie, despite the horrible marketing - ruining the surprise in the trailer! While I did enjoy the movie I felt that it dragged in places and was a bit too long. I didn't like the ending very much. It was corny IMO. My intention with this edit was to make the movie a bit faster paced and to change the ending."



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    The Shadow Strikes! by BionicBob 

    Posted on 04-28-2013 03:04 PM  Number of Views: 147 

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    BionicBob just released his new fanedit: The Shadow Strikes!
    This is an alternate version of The Shadow that makes the hero more mysterious and darker.

    From BionicBob:
    "This is not an aggressive fan edit, as I love about 90% of this movie and watch it often.
    But I wanted to create an alternate viewing version that makes the Shadow more mysterious and darker. To this end, I have cut all direct explanations of his origin. I have made all scenes that feature the Shadow more serious, removing any or all forced humor where possible.
    And of course, I have altered the video to a grainy, public domain style black and white adventure B-movie."



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    The Exorcist - 40th Anniversary Preservation by Dr. Sapirstein 

    Posted on 04-22-2013 12:38 PM  Number of Views: 311 

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    Dr. Sapirstein just released his new fanedit: The Exorcist - 40th Anniversary Preservation
    This is a preservation work. A 40th anniversary restoration of the ultimate horror classic, presenting the film in its original version as seen at the time of its 1973 release and... never since.

    From Dr. Sapirstein:
    "Many sources were used to determine how the film looked and sounded in 1973. Once the aesthetic of each individual scene had been determined, the 1080p BluRay edition was used as a basis (with, occasionally, the odd SD shot inserted from the '97 DVD) and completely reworked (colours, tints, definition, grain and contrasts/lightness) to obtain a faithful recreation of the original theatrical release, as it looked before the powers that be decided to give it the George Lucas treatment. Restored picture : The whole film has been modified shot by shot to recreate its original definition, green hue and overall aesthetic. Restored shot : Original Warner Bros 1970s logo (intro + outro). Restored shot : The intro shot of the sun in Iraq has been restored in full colour. Restored shot : The infamous, non-CGI jump-cut of Father Karras' possession has been cleaned and restored. Restored audio : The original, Academy Award winning mono soundtrack has been restored (track 1). The original 1979 Dolby remix is featured on track 2, and a new DTS 5.1 mix, created from both the '73 mono mix and the 2010 remaster, is featured on track 3. The original French dub from 1973 (mono) is also available on track 4."


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    Terminator Salvation: The T4 Cut by Agent9 is released! 

    Posted on 04-20-2013 12:48 AM  Number of Views: 223 

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    Agent9's fanedit "Terminator Salvation: The T4 Cut" has been approved by the Fanedit Academy and is available for all to enjoy!

    "The T4 Cut has altered Salvation by changing Marcus's entire storyline (who he is, and why he was created) & his romance with Blair, removal of Kyle Reese from the Kill List, added music tracks from the Terminator Series, and a complete re-coloring of the entire film. All this to try and match the tone within the Terminator franchise.

    "I really wanted to love this film when it came out, but I just couldn't. I knew something had to be done, I thought about it and looked at it and compared it to the others in the series and thought, if all this stuff was done, it could be a decent film, maybe it could feel more like the series, so with all my notes I decided to give it a try."

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    Star Wars - Episode II: Attack of the Ridiculousness by TV's Frink 

    Posted on 04-14-2013 08:36 AM  Number of Views: 233 

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    TV's Frink just released his new fanedit: Star Wars - Episode II: Attack of the Ridiculousness
    This is Part Two of the Star Wars Prequel Ridiculous Trilogy. You'll witness:
    Old friends return,
    New voices emerge.
    New faces appear,
    New secrets revealed.
    Old romances resurface,
    New romances blossom.
    AND THE SHOCKING DEATH OF A MAJOR CHARACTER!!!

    Also, a lot of bleeped out swear words.

    From TV's Frink:
    "If something wasn't changed, it means I forgot to change it. Features new voices, new characters, new music, new silly transitions, and most importantly, more Ric Olie."




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    Rocky Horror Picture Show: Super-8 Digest by Dr. Sapirstein 

    Posted on 04-14-2013 08:17 AM  Number of Views: 146 

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    Dr. Sapirstein just released his new fanedit: Rocky Horror Picture Show: Super-8 Digest
    This is a preservation work. A reconstruction of the rare, official Super-8 Digest of the RHPS.

    From Dr. Sapirstein:
    "This is a frame-by-frame reconstruction of the rare and very official "Super-8 Digest" of the Rocky Horror Picture Show! Featuring unique transitions and a unique soundmix, this short digest of the movie was reconstructed using HD elements and with its original soundtrack remastered. The original, untouched Super8 video/audio transfer is also present on the DVD."


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    Superman III - Dangermouse Cut 

    Posted on 04-08-2013 11:30 AM  Number of Views: 255 

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    Dangermouse just released his new fanedit: Superman III - Dangermouse Cut
    This "decrapified edition" removes most of the over the top comedy and let the audience with a real Superman movie.

    From Dangermouse:
    "Watching Superman III - the 3 Stooges comedy team featuring RICHARD PRYOR (oh, and Superman occasionally) sucks. So, I decided to decrapify/rePRYORitise Superman III. Now we get to watch a SUPERMAN movie, without all the "comedy", and without Pryor able to survive skiing off a freaking skyscraper (is he Superman too?).
    There's a fun 80's romp behind all the crap, with one of the all time greatest scenes Superman vs Clark Kent. This film had to be rescued!"


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