I have been recommending these to friends who are similarly disappointed with the current state of Star Wars. I was looking for new Star Wars material to enjoy after the awful Last Jedi, and now I have it. I didn't cringe once and Anakin's turn makes much more sense now.Īgain, thank you. What caught me by complete surprise is that now the love story works and follows through into Labyrinth of Evil(RotS). What's really weird about this is that out of the three I think I like The Approaching Storm(AOTC edit) best, and I thought AOTC was the worst of the prequel trilogy. You took all the material and ideas Lucas wrote and shot and focused them into a sleek cohesive whole that honestly I don't think the average person would notice that its a fan edit. I think if there were similar No-men involved with the prequels that it would have ended up looking much like if not exactly like these fan edits. He needs editors and fellow writers to say NO! and keep his ideas in check. Lucas was a part of the magic, not the whole magic. Meshes with my understanding of the development history of the original trilogy. Lucas is a great idea guy, but without people to keep him in check you get movies like the prequels. Kind of proves what I have thought all along. Walking Tacos' LOTR Bakshi Superdub (nothing to do with me, but I host it here out of love): Sharkey's Lord Of The Rings (Old, circa 2010): Devoted film fans will spend countless hours and hundreds of dollars (occasionally even thousands) to create flawless replica props for their personal collections. Kerr's Lord Of The Rings - Extended Editions: The Pareto Principle also known as the 80/20 Rule is the idea (originally from economics, but now applied in many ways) that 80 of results stem from 20 of the effort.
Hal9000 Star Wars Fan Edits and Resources: These folders contain direct downloads and public torrent files.įAQ document (please read before asking for help): Here's where you can find all my fan edit stuff.
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I just wanted to update you all on methods and avenues available for finding these fan edits.
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