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    Posted on 08-06-2012 11:54 AM  Number of Views: 238 

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    BIONICBOB has released his new fanedit: CYBORG III: SECRET OF THE SASQUATCH

    BionicBob gives you TWO “Six Million Dollar Man” edits for the price of none. Get ready for some hairy Cyborg action!

    Intention of this fanedit: Cutting the classic two part SMDM episode “The Secret of Bigfoot” into a single seamless, escapist, popcorn fun flick. While with the “7MDM”, boil the 50 minute episode down to it’s core essence, an examination of what it takes to be a HERO, and watch two cyborgs beat the crap out of each other!


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    Posted on 07-18-2012 11:18 AM  Number of Views: 891 

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    JUICE4Z0 has released his new fanedit: MARVEL ORIGINS: AVENGERS PART 1

    Before they could become the Avengers, they had to come into their own. Watch the action unfold before your eyes in 1080p!

    JUICE4Z0: "My plan for this edit was to take the avenger movies and tell them side by side. To tell one organic story. This however does cause a few issues. The main being that the time of day does not always match. For example The act two fight, it’s Day in Monaco, night in New Mexico and Day in West Virgina. With that being said that’s the only major issue. Agent Collusion has been cut from scenes of Iron Man 2 due to the fact he is New Mexico at the time.

    So this edit isn’t exactly done chronologically but more told at the same time."

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    Posted on 07-18-2012 11:01 AM  Number of Views: 668 

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    Dangermouse has released a version 2 of THE MATRIX 2.0, now called: BATTLE FOR ZION

    Battle for Zion is a substantially reworked version of the previously released Matrix 2.0. Although some people absolutely LOVED it, others found it confusing and difficult to follow, with too many "leaps of logic" required by the audience, and (perhaps rightly) too much had been cut.
    Battle for Zion has addressed these issues with extended sequences at some critical points to flesh out character motivation (after Neo's first fight (searches for Oracle), in Zion (watch over my son, Neo), extended "planning" scene aboard the Hammer), a new opening sequence, a new "barter for peace" scene with the Architect, new subtitles to help the audience keep track of where everyone is and why, and technical faults being corrected inasmuch as the source material allows.
    The highly-praised original storyline from Matrix 2.0 (which draws heavily on the underlying story and themes in the two movies) remains intact. Battle for Zion makes the links to the first film more overt - this really feels like a sequel to the Matrix, rather than a fanedit of Reloaded and

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    Posted on 07-02-2012 02:29 PM  Number of Views: 493 

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    Seciors has released his latest edit, THE ABYSS: REVISITED EDITION.
    The Abyss is a movie that flirts with greatness, yet has many flaws. This edit seeks to get as close as possible of making this a truly classic “first contact” movie.
    SECIORS: "My intent with this edit is three-fold:
    1. “Fix” the ending as best as possible, to at least make it more palatable than the existing ones.
    2. Tone down the “war” aspect so that new audiences to this movie are not distracted by the “Tom Clancy USA vs Russia” type environment.
    3. FOCUS the movie on the human drama of being trapped underwater near a “bottomless pit” and a sunken nuclear sub, and the first contact storyline"
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    Posted on 07-02-2012 02:25 PM  Number of Views: 1006 

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    Q2 has released his latest edit, FALL OF THE JEDI: EPISODE 2 – ATTACK OF THE CLONES.
    Continuing with the Fall of the Jedi trilogy, Episode 2 cuts poorly written dialog and bad acting while enhancing the romance we’re suppose to believe in between Anakin and Padme. Also gone are references to R2D2 and C-3PO and moments that broke continuity with the original trilogy.

    Q2: "Please remember my goal was to edit the PT in such a way that someone who has never seen any of the Star Wars films could watch them in order without having key moments in the OT spoiled by the PT."
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    Posted on 07-02-2012 02:14 PM  Number of Views: 2101 

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    SPICEDIVER has released his latest edit, DUNE: THE ALTERNATIVE EDITION REDUX.

    SPICEDIVER: "A film that’s been admired, hated and puzzled-over in fairly equal amounts, writer/director David Lynch’s ambitious 1984 adaptation of Frank Herbert’s science fiction novel gets an extensive fanediting treatment in Dune The Alternative Edition Redux. This is my third and final cut of an edit I first released in 2008 and again in 2009. As previously, it draws on the heavily cut Theatrical Version, the controversial Extended “TV” Version and a selection of Deleted Scenes and soundtrack cues."

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    Posted on 06-29-2012 12:39 AM  Number of Views: 405 

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    steFANedit has released his latest edit, Lisbeth Salander.

    "Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy reshaped into one movie that follows the journey of Lisbeth Salander. Terminator Mode.

    "The Millennium Trilogy circles around the character Lisbeth Salander and IMO she is the best part about the whole thing. So why not make a fanedit that tells the story from her perspective."

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