Here's something pretty fun, if pretty random: a CGi recreation of the fight between Vader and old Ben Kenobi done in the style of the Prequel trilogy. But inserted back into the original film:
This was pretty well crafted and brilliantly done by FXitinPost. I actually loved it.
But please, don't give Disney or George Lucas any ideas...
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Saturday, May 11, 2019
Monday, June 13, 2016
#MusicBOX Howard the Duck - Ending theme song
Here's how awesome this movie was in a single scene:
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Friday, March 4, 2016
#DeletedScenes - Star Wars 1313
With the acquisition of Star Wars by Disney the franchise finally got some life brought into it and several new projects were quickly put into motion.
Sadly, some other older ones got shoved aside and finally scrapped for good.
Sadly, some other older ones got shoved aside and finally scrapped for good.
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
#Fanmade - Obi-Wan Remembers The Truth
Somehow turning the prequels into a flashback in the original trilogy just... works!
Here's a great fanmade edit done by Shahan Reviews:
Wow!
Say what you want about the PT, I liked how the original 6 films worked as a single storyline of Anakin/Vader/the Skywalkers!
Here's a great fanmade edit done by Shahan Reviews:
Wow!
Say what you want about the PT, I liked how the original 6 films worked as a single storyline of Anakin/Vader/the Skywalkers!
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Monday, January 11, 2016
#StarWars - Fanmade modern SW trailers REMIXED
Someone (well this guy Tom F) made some modern remixed trailers for the original Star Wars trilogy. And it looks pretty awesome with that great song John Williams composed for The Force Awakens trailer (which sadly WASN'T in the new film's lackluster soundtrack - my only real complaint about the film personally!).
Check them out, they're awesome, well made and well worth your while!
Y...eah. Watching these like this, I noticed I really prefer the originals over the new film, no dish against Abrams though.
Check them out, they're awesome, well made and well worth your while!
Y...eah. Watching these like this, I noticed I really prefer the originals over the new film, no dish against Abrams though.
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Tuesday, December 22, 2015
CBR The Star Wars (Dark Horse Comics)
With a new Star Wars finally back on the silver screen, it's time to look back at the best Expanded Universe material ever produced in my eyes.

Let's dig into an alternate take on George Lucas' original vision...
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Friday, December 18, 2015
MR The Ewok Adventure
Here's a review in celebration of the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens (there's your keywords for your googleAds!). With a new Star Wars film on the big screen, let's have a look at the other Star Wars films nobody usually talks about.
Did you ever wonder what happens beyond the battle of Endor?
Here's the original first Star Wars spinoff, long before the prequels, the Disney sequels, the TV series and any of the upcoming standalone spinoff films were ever produced...
Did you ever wonder what happens beyond the battle of Endor?
Here's the original first Star Wars spinoff, long before the prequels, the Disney sequels, the TV series and any of the upcoming standalone spinoff films were ever produced...
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Thursday, December 17, 2015
#Randomz - Mark Hamill explaining Star Wars to children
Here is something fun! It's a young Mark Hamill explaining the original Star Wars on the BBC back in the 70s, before the world even knew what Star Wars would be like:
I love the way it clearly establishes how much closer to fantasy/fairy tales SW actually is instead of scifi:
And here’s Mark and co back for the Empire Strikes Back, comparing the Droids to the Daleks:
The 70s were groovy, baby!
I love the way it clearly establishes how much closer to fantasy/fairy tales SW actually is instead of scifi:
“It’s the stuff that fairytales are made of. We have a fairy princess, we have an innocent farm boy who yearns for adventure. Alec Guinness is a wise old wizard who teaches me a mystical Force, somewhat like Merlin would teach a young King Arthur. Harrison Ford plays Han Solo, a cynical space pirate who we hire to transport us through the galaxy.”Well said, Mark!
And here’s Mark and co back for the Empire Strikes Back, comparing the Droids to the Daleks:
The 70s were groovy, baby!
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Monday, December 14, 2015
#STARWARS - The story so far
Are you ready for the new Star Wars film? Here's a quick recap to bring you up to speed.
Say what you want about the Prequels, I love having them part of this quick remix.
6 Star Wars movies in 3 minutes by Eclectic Method:
Say what you want about the Prequels, I love having them part of this quick remix.
6 Star Wars movies in 3 minutes by Eclectic Method:
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Thursday, January 22, 2015
#Randomz - Star Wars Minus Williams - Throne Room
Here's something pretty random, but hilarious.
Ever wonder what Star Wars without the epic John Williams score would sound like? Apparently the crew at Auralnauts did. And it's pretty darn terrifying.
Ever wonder what Star Wars without the epic John Williams score would sound like? Apparently the crew at Auralnauts did. And it's pretty darn terrifying.
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Monday, December 1, 2014
#Parody - Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens trailer spoofed
Some people are already in love and awe in face of the trailer of J.J. Abrams' Star Wars.
And making spoofs of it, "What if George Lucas was directing Episode VII":
(say what you want, but that end clip with the Millenium Falcon flying through an armada of Tie-Fighters looked neat! - in an over-the-top kind of way)
I'm sorry but what's with this trendy thing to hate Lucas, prequels or not. I mean, I love Abrams and all (huge Fringe & Lost fan over here), but why would you believe he's gonna make anything better than the prequels? Honestly? Myself, I'm expecting something exactly like the prequels. If anything, with more annoying modern trends such as shaky cams and 3D/Image-specific footage and about the same level of CGi effects & whatnot!
His first Mission Impossible film was great, but come on. I don't want an "Into Darkness"-style SW film!!
Here's an equally mocked "Abrams-style Star Wars Trailer" to illustrate my point:
Ha!
Also - Someone stabilized that last shot of Millenium Falcon. And I don't know for you, but I think it looks much better without useless spinning camera:
And making spoofs of it, "What if George Lucas was directing Episode VII":
(say what you want, but that end clip with the Millenium Falcon flying through an armada of Tie-Fighters looked neat! - in an over-the-top kind of way)
I'm sorry but what's with this trendy thing to hate Lucas, prequels or not. I mean, I love Abrams and all (huge Fringe & Lost fan over here), but why would you believe he's gonna make anything better than the prequels? Honestly? Myself, I'm expecting something exactly like the prequels. If anything, with more annoying modern trends such as shaky cams and 3D/Image-specific footage and about the same level of CGi effects & whatnot!
His first Mission Impossible film was great, but come on. I don't want an "Into Darkness"-style SW film!!
Here's an equally mocked "Abrams-style Star Wars Trailer" to illustrate my point:
Ha!
Also - Someone stabilized that last shot of Millenium Falcon. And I don't know for you, but I think it looks much better without useless spinning camera:
Monday, September 15, 2014
#Randomz - Star Wars - I am Your Father - (Multi-Langage) 20 Langues
Here's something awesome, it's Darth Vader speaking his all-time classic lines in about 20 different languages!
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Sunday, August 17, 2014
MR Star Wars Episode 6: Return of the Jedi
I just noticed I didn't cover the entire six Star Wars films yet, so let's close this on the final chapter of the original series.
"They saved the best for last" I'd like to believe so in this case, nerd-rants aside.
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Sunday, June 1, 2014
MR Star Wars Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back
Since this was "STAR WARS MONTH", let's end this final week on another Star Wars movie review!
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Saturday, May 10, 2014
MR Star Wars Episode 4: A New Hope
Sorry for the delay... I originally intended to put up this review for MAY THE FOURTH (be with you!), "Star Wars day"!

Before the upcoming Disney films, before there was a Star Wars franchise, before the trilogy and even before there was "A New Hope" - there simply was "Star Wars"...
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Disney buys Star Wars
So, by now you probably heard it or read it already.
Disney just bought the entire Star Wars IP from LucasFilm.
Yikes!
You can read the whole thing here on EW.com.
And here's the official announcement:
Double-yikes!
What I liked about Lucas recently was that George Lucas took his retirement not long and said the Star Wars films were over. You might like or dislike the prequels, but with Episode 1 to 6 it made for one long continuous single storyline - leaving the rest, expanded universe, games, tv series open to play around.
So what does Disney do right away?
Announced Star Wars Episode VII for 2015!!
With two more sequels expected to be released in 2017 and 2019, respectively!!
$$$
Negative feels:
I'm pretty sure the new movies won't even try to accommodate or play around the EU, but just plain erase it...
Disney love acquiring money making series and sort of don't care much after that. After a decent but forgettable Prince of Persia movie adaptation and a decent but forgettable Tron movie sequel.... I'm partially sure these new movies will end up pretty forgettable (and therefore even more so than the prequels - which are mostly damaged by too much CGi, read on this old blog analysis!)
On the plus side:
Heck! If they might make something similar to Avengers' level of quality...
(let's not kid ourselves, that might have been mostly part thanks to Joss Whedon...)
Oh, and another point I just thought about.
If you can judge things from past experience, what with Disney cancelling the awesome Spectacular Spider-man (the best Spider-man animated series in years!!!) to replace it by their own Disney XD series Ultimate Spider-man series (which got my attention in the first episode but is just too bad, ,cheap, childish and annoying) - they will probably never let that live Star Wars series happen (but it was coming full circle, a movie series inspired by old serials going back to the TV series format!!) and they'll probably can the amazing Clone Wars before its coming up conclusion for something much worse.
• Update #2
And it seems "Disney didn't buy Star Wars"...
They bought the entire LucasFilms and all its subsidiary companies. Yes, that means ILM, THX, LucasArts, etc. It seems they were able to get in there thanks to Lucas recently taking his retirement not long ago. (remember when he said there would be no more Star Wars movie?) And that means all of Lucas IPs! And fans asking for a Willow 2 or another American Graphitti? The PR guy from Disney sounded pretty surprised, guess they don't even know or care they got these IPs from their deal, they're mostly interested in the lucrative Star Wars expanded universe deal and toy merchandise. Oh, and expect an Indiana Jones 5 for 2014 (even though it still is co-owned by Paramount in part)
Disney just bought the entire Star Wars IP from LucasFilm.
Yikes!
You can read the whole thing here on EW.com.
And here's the official announcement:
Double-yikes!
What I liked about Lucas recently was that George Lucas took his retirement not long and said the Star Wars films were over. You might like or dislike the prequels, but with Episode 1 to 6 it made for one long continuous single storyline - leaving the rest, expanded universe, games, tv series open to play around.
So what does Disney do right away?
Announced Star Wars Episode VII for 2015!!
With two more sequels expected to be released in 2017 and 2019, respectively!!
$$$
Negative feels:
I'm pretty sure the new movies won't even try to accommodate or play around the EU, but just plain erase it...
Disney love acquiring money making series and sort of don't care much after that. After a decent but forgettable Prince of Persia movie adaptation and a decent but forgettable Tron movie sequel.... I'm partially sure these new movies will end up pretty forgettable (and therefore even more so than the prequels - which are mostly damaged by too much CGi, read on this old blog analysis!)
On the plus side:
Heck! If they might make something similar to Avengers' level of quality...
(let's not kid ourselves, that might have been mostly part thanks to Joss Whedon...)
Oh, and another point I just thought about.
If you can judge things from past experience, what with Disney cancelling the awesome Spectacular Spider-man (the best Spider-man animated series in years!!!) to replace it by their own Disney XD series Ultimate Spider-man series (which got my attention in the first episode but is just too bad, ,cheap, childish and annoying) - they will probably never let that live Star Wars series happen (but it was coming full circle, a movie series inspired by old serials going back to the TV series format!!) and they'll probably can the amazing Clone Wars before its coming up conclusion for something much worse.
• Update #2
And it seems "Disney didn't buy Star Wars"...
They bought the entire LucasFilms and all its subsidiary companies. Yes, that means ILM, THX, LucasArts, etc. It seems they were able to get in there thanks to Lucas recently taking his retirement not long ago. (remember when he said there would be no more Star Wars movie?) And that means all of Lucas IPs! And fans asking for a Willow 2 or another American Graphitti? The PR guy from Disney sounded pretty surprised, guess they don't even know or care they got these IPs from their deal, they're mostly interested in the lucrative Star Wars expanded universe deal and toy merchandise. Oh, and expect an Indiana Jones 5 for 2014 (even though it still is co-owned by Paramount in part)
Thursday, August 23, 2012
MR Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith
And finally, one of the most expected sequels and episodes in a franchise!
EPISODE 3!
I sure took my time to finally decide myself I should review this one at some point.
Like the previous ones, let's give it a fare chance.
After all the real question is.. is it an enjoyable experience?
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Friday, May 11, 2012
#FanFilm Friday - Titanic SUPER 3D
Here's a pretty fun parody of all these movies getting new re-releases in 3D these days...
"Titanic is back, digitally upgraded with new 3D motion feel technology."
Pretty epic XD
"Titanic is back, digitally upgraded with new 3D motion feel technology."
Pretty epic XD
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Monday, December 5, 2011
Deleted Scenes - Star Wars audition tapes
Before Star Wars was synonymous with Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford (amongst others) a bunch of other actors auditioned for the role for Han Solo.
A lot of these guys have since then become pretty famous and went on to play various other iconic characters, but back then they were all in competition for the role of Han.
Can you imagine what the SW movies would have been like with someone else than Ford in this particular role? (or what would have become of him, Lucas and Spielberg wouldn't have picked him up for Indiana Jones after that!)
A lot of these guys have since then become pretty famous and went on to play various other iconic characters, but back then they were all in competition for the role of Han.
Can you imagine what the SW movies would have been like with someone else than Ford in this particular role? (or what would have become of him, Lucas and Spielberg wouldn't have picked him up for Indiana Jones after that!)
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Good.
Bad.
Only time will tell about that - but one way or another, everything in this franchise will changed forever now!
Oh, and Princess Leia is now officially a Disney Princess too.