The main change is that the Martha-name-correlation as the basis for Batman's change of mind is removed and replaced by Lois Lane's work to discover how Lex Luthor manipulated them all. That major change led to all the other changes in this fanedit, that imho benefit the movie.

When I first watched "The Hunger games" I felt it was a bit too similar to the japanese movie "Battle Royale". But after rewatching I changed my mind, because despite the similarities "The Hunger games" had enough of its own themes, ideas and tone to make it worthwhile, and the sequel which I liked even more proved that to me. So when the final chapter was about to hit, I was looking forward to it. But I didn't like the fact that it was to be released as a two parter, with a year in between. So I waited until the second part was in cinemas before watching the first part. After watching both parts I was glad I waited, because even though I liked both parts, imho it should have been told as a single movie. The separation imho weakens both parts, the first part lacking the climax and resolution and the second part lacking the buildup and characterization.
So I turned them into a single movie of a little over three hours.

The Buffy saga continues, now it's time for season 4 of one of my most favourite TV shows ever to be turned into movies. For this seaosn they are four movies, every one with a story arc that makes sense as a movie and that interweaves into a greater whole. I also used the opportunity to improve the story and characters.

I love the original Star Wars trilogy (minus the later "special-edition"-changes), but I never could get into the prequels. The story of how Anakin became Darth Vader and how the sith could turn the republic into an empire is of some interest and has its value, but how it was told left me disappointed. For one I felt that three movies was just too much, many scenes felt superflous to me, some characters were downright unbearable, too much pointless action that diminished the power of the important action scenes...

But most importantly Hayden Christensen's Anakin was arrogant and unsympathetic from the get-go, which made me not care for his eventual downfall. With this edit, I attempt to salvage the interesting aspects of the prequels and to improve character motivations and development and to create a story arc that makes sense as a single movie.

I love Richard Donner's "Superman: The Movie" from 1978. In many regards it's IMHO the perfect comic-to-movie adaption, full of unforgettable moments. But it's only half the story, as Donner prepared for Jor-El's nemesis Zod, imprisoned in the Phantom Zone, to get free and challenge Kal-El aka "Superman". That story was then released as "Superman II" by Richard Lester, who took over mid-production because Richard Donner left after tensions with the producers. Lester completed the half-finished "Superman II" and added more campy humou.

In 2006, after years of fan petitions, a Richard Donner cut of "Superman II" was released that was meant to come near to Donner's original vision for the movie.

So with this edit I want to tell a single story of "Superman I" and "Superman II" using the best from Lester's and Donner's cut.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (the TV show) is one of my favorite TV shows of all time. But the TV show misses the origin of Buffy, how she became the slayer, she comes to Sunnydale already being a slayer, already having fought vampires in LA...

I love the Buffy show, in fact it's one of my top three favorite shows of all time, and that is because hidden underneath the surface of an enjoyable mixture of action, horror and comedy, there is an interesting drama with relateable characters that grow and develop. This hidden diamond was cluttered by unnecessary story elements and some bad decisions, that were due to the nature and necessities of producing a tv-show, but through restructuring of the story into movies it was possible to bring it forth and make it shine.

Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2 are two of my favorite Tarantino movies, but I always asked myself if it's possible to have a single movie of under 3 hours. It is!

I also was not a friend of the visible chapter titles and the voice-overs by "Kiddo", so I removed them, and with some additional trimmings and other changes, "Kill Bill Reimagined" was born.

This is Buffy Season 1 and 2 formed into a series of five movies. Every one of these movies has a reimagined story arc of its own, but there is an overarching story arc as well that weaves them together to a greater whole. This Buffy saga, named "Buffy Reimagined", contains these movies:

1. Buffy The Prophecy (I already released this one before, containing Buffy season 1 as a movie. But I reworked it for this release, adding six important minutes in the middle to improve the story-telling and to add some needed charm to it.)
2. Buffy 2 - I The Truth
3. Buffy 2 - II The Life
4. Buffy 2 - III The Love
5. Buffy 2 - IV The Awakening

For me the sequels are a major disappointment after the awesome Matrix 1-movie.

So over the time the question arised in me: What if Matrix 1 had no sequels?

Using mere 15 minutes from the sequels, it was possible for me to reframe Matrix 1 and finish the story within Matrix 1.

The original season 1 of Buffy is full of monster-of-the-week episodes that do little to develop the season's main themes and characters. This movie I made of the first season takes the important themes and brings them to life in a story that makes sense as a movie.
In order to do that I took the liberty to change some of the story, restructure other parts and give new meaning to certain characters.