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    lukeburrage's Star Wars: Episode I - The Silent Menace has been approved! 

    Posted on 06-18-2013 02:43 PM  Number of Views: 60 

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    What's the best way to resolve the dialog of The Phantom Menace? Remove it all! lukeburrage has created an entirely new viewing experience of this film with his first fanedit release; "The Silent Menace"

    lukeburrage:
    "The Silent Menace is The Phantom Menace completely re-imagined and re-written based entirely on the visuals and John Williams score. All dialogue is removed and replaced with subtitles, allowing for a new script, many new story elements, new character development (including backstories for major characters), and new relationships between the characters. Cutting and reordering footage allows for more logical and connected action sequences. The soundtrack is replaced John Williams score from The Phantom Menace, plus individual tracks from other Star Wars movies."

    Discuss quietly in the forum!



    Star Wars - Episode I: The Phantom Menace: Reborn by TM2YC 

    Posted on 06-02-2013 03:23 AM  Number of Views: 229 

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    TM2YC first fanedit "Star Wars - Episode I: The Phantom Menace: Reborn" has been approved by the Fanedit Academy and is available for all to enjoy!
    This edit tries to make "Star Wars Episode I" a better movie while keeping a "Star Warsish lengh".

    TM2YC:
    "I wanted to make good versions of these films that still felt like the same films in essence.
    I've seen other great edits that chop the films down to 90 mins but for me a true SW film should give you around 2 solid hrs of entertainment (And not 2.5hrs either!).
    I've achieved this by:-
    Trimming action scenes to increase pace. Reworking all major Lightsaber duels. Evaluating and then editing every line of dialogue that I felt didn't work. Adding a few OT music queues. Adding portions of most but not all deleted scenes back in. Removing over-the-top CGI shots and Digi-Doubles.
    But most importantly of all I've focused on transforming the characters. In TPM Anakin is brave and an amazing pilot, Padme and The Queen are one character, while Jar-Jar has purpose and is no longer annoying."

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    W.M.D. William Must Die by Curtis Mullins 

    Posted on 04-22-2013 12:45 PM  Number of Views: 228 

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    Curtis Mullins first fanedit "W.M.D. William Must Die" has been approved by the Fanedit Academy and is available for all to enjoy!
    This is a heavily condensed cut of Kill Bill 1 & 2. More streamlined story with a greater focus on the Bride.

    Curtis Mullins: "Kill Bill Vol 1+2 is a mess. It’s a very straightforward story that is so jumbled and contorted its hard to understand why Tarantino released it the way he did. I put the movie in an order that tells a real story while not trying to just make it chronological. I wanted to make this a real movie, not a “Tarantino” movie."




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    Terminator Salvation: The T4 Cut by Agent9 is released! 

    Posted on 04-20-2013 12:48 AM  Number of Views: 291 

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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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    Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Fanedit by Threepkiller 

    Posted on 04-01-2013 12:40 AM  Number of Views: 301 

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    New faneditor Threepkiller has made a fanedit of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.

    "I wished to make it a bit more loyal to the book in terms of characters, story and mood. And also visually closer to the rest of the films in the saga. Always keeping in mind that however dark the story may be, it still takes place in a magical and beautiful world, at least in the book.

    "The green dull look that dominated most scenes has been removed as much as possible, resulting in a more dynamic visual style (though not necessarily more accurate or natural). Awkward dialogue, events contrary to the Harry Potter universe, out of character behaviour, and a few visually unpleasant shots have been cut. Five deleted scenes have been added which improve the plot and relationships while also making the film more immersive."

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    2001: A Space Odyssey - The Abridged Cut by Silentpete & Livinginoblivion 

    Posted on 03-10-2013 01:36 PM  Number of Views: 359 

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    The first fanedit by Silentpete & Livinginoblivion is out and is called: 2001: A Space Odyssey - The Abridged Cut

    This is an abridged version of Stanley Kubrick's 2001.

    From Silentpete & Livinginoblivion:
    "My brother and I decided to take a stab at crafting a slimmed down version of 2001, a version that retains the essential plot and characters elements, while removing the longer stretches of tone poem elements that the film is known for. Our hope here was to create a slimmed down version of 2001, not rework the film to change any of its original intent. This cut was made with the utmost respect for its director and his intent. The cuts themselves range from large sequences cut down to small bits and pieces removed. The film has been reduced to 1 hour and 24 minutes, and we feel the film, plot, and characters are completely intact, and that a faster, more energetic film has been created."


    Follow the Forum Discussion.

    Scott Pilgrim: Punch-Out!! Edition by That One Guy 

    Posted on 03-03-2013 02:06 PM  Number of Views: 308 

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    That One Guy just released his first fanedit: Scott Pilgrim: Punch-Out!! Edition.

    What if Scott Pilgrim Vs The World was actually a 16-bit beat-'em-up game? The answer is here, in the form of the least interactive videogame ever made! Scott Pilgrim: Punch-Out!! Edition is the Munchkin version of the Scott Pilgrim story - i.e. less talking & mushy relationship stuff, and more retro videogame homages and punching.

    From That One Guy:
    "This started out as a learning project; while learning my way around Premiere Elements, I thought it would be fun to see what would happen if I cut down the film to the bare minimum needed for the story and fight scenes to make sense, with the storytelling from classic retro games like Ninja Gaiden in mind. To my surprise it seemed to work well, so as I got to grips with the software I decided to make a full-length version of the film with a retro-gaming storytelling approach."


    Play at the Forum Discussion.

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