I've always loved the Harry Potter books, but the movies have been pretty hit or miss for me. I completely love what they have made, but there are many scenes of poor acting, or bad character choices that are completely fixable.

My main goals overall:
- Create light edits that don't try to reimagine or create anything new, but rather just enhance the original movies
- Remove small annoyances and some poor performances (Harry shushing Ron, Barty Crouch Jr tongue flicks, dumbing down Hagrid, etc)
- Retain as much world building as possible (Clock in the Weasley's home, monster roar at housekeeping in PoA, etc)
- Keep the original music to their own movies, except for a few rare occasions
- Tighten up action wherever I could

Goals for the Chamber of Secrets:
- Trim down the movie a bit to make it more in line with the lengths of the other movies
- Cut out some of the one liners and poorly written lines and scenes (Harry shushing Ron a couple times, and Harry always needing to get a final word in)
- Reduce some of the more over the top stuff (Harry almost falling out of the car, Harry holding the sword by the bloody blade in Dumbledore's office, Lucius trying to Avada Kedavra Harry)

Removed the intermission and single musical number that I was never fond of.

Combines both films into one narratively satisfying epic ending. Subplots are removed, incredible sequences don't exist, all to make it feel like it was intended as one movie.

A rescored version of Mel Brooks Spaceballs with some classic John William's tunes to crank up the Star Wars vibe.

"A guy comes in from out of town. He doesn't have a past - at least not one he wants to talk about. He gets a job in a used-car lot. It's one of those typical small towns from the movies of the 1940s and 1950s, the kind of backwater where the other guy on the job is a nerd, and the boss is a blowhard with a bum ticker - but the boss' wife is this great broad with blond hair and big eyelashes and when she gets up in the morning she puts on her negligee just when the other women in town are taking theirs off. Oh, and the bookkeeper at work is this innocent young girl who is intimidated, for mysterious reasons, by the vicious creep who lives in a shack outside of town." - Roger Ebert (1990)

Adds back all the scenes from the Theatrical Version that were removed in the Director's Cut, giving the longest version of the film yet.

A cut of Paul Verhoven classic film, Total Recall, that aims to make the film a little more fast paced, and solely focused on Quaid.

I don't hate the original film at all, but I felt that there was an alternate cut somewhere that removes almost all of the villianous solo scenes, getting the film going faster.

This isn't trying to be any sort of definitive cut or replacement, but when you wanna watch Total Recall, but don't have the 113 minutes needed to watch it.

Dates changed to keep continuity with the of the rest F13 [raymix] series timeline.
The new dates give Rennie time to age from 6 in her flashback to 18 in the present. Both dates are real Friday the 13ths.
All of Rennie's Jason hallucinations have been removed. The only time we see or hear a young Jason is in her flashback.
There are many cuts made to alter the timeline, remove filler, tighten the editing & improve the overall ambiance.

Dates changed to keep continuity with the of the rest F13 [raymix] series timeline.
The new dates give Tina the time to age from 10 in her flashback to 18 in the present time. Both dates are real Friday the 13ths.
There are many cuts made to alter the timeline, remove filler, tighten the editing & improve the overall ambiance.

Dates changed to keep continuity with the of the rest F13 [raymix] series timeline & keep it on a real Friday the 13th.
Much of the self-referential comedy is removed to maintain better atmosphere, but there's still plenty of humor.
There are many cuts made to alter the timeline, remove filler, tighten the editing & improve the overall ambiance.

The date is moved back by a year so that this happens on a real Friday the 13th.
The ending has been heavily altered to maintain closer continuity with the following films.
There are many cuts made to alter the timeline, remove filler, tighten the editing & improve the overall ambiance.

In anticipation of Jackass Forever, I used Jackass 2.5 and 3.5, as well as all of the deleted scenes and outtakes to create new feature length films.
Basically, these are Jackass 2.5 and 3.5, but cutting out all the interview and talking head segements, and then adding more deleted scenes into the films, and restructuring them a little, with new openings and endings.

Almost nothing has been left on the cuttting room floor, as this is just about everything that has been released.

Mixes elements of the two released versions to give viewers a new take on this eighties classic.

Rango the chameleon undergoes a mind-expanding vision quest.

A man finds himself shipwrecked on an island, with his every attempt to escape by sea foiled by a large red turtle.

The warrior Guts decides that he must part ways with his group, the Band of the Hawk, but the group's leader Griffith has other ideas.

With the arrival of a new monk to the abbey at Kells, Brendan learns about an unfinished book that can turn darkness into light.

Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee are given a serious undertaking by the Council of Elrond, but find they have an unwanted follower...

An archaeological dig uncovers the fossilized remains of Fry's dog Seymour, with the possibility of creating a clone complete with his original personality and memories intact.

A young boy undergoing chemotherapy at hospital discovers an incredible secret. (Original in French with English subtitles; alternate English audio track also available).

All dialogue has been removed. Andy's story is told through visuals and music.

A group of soldiers and alchemists struggle with the consequences of their actions during the war in Ishval.

Consecution X features nine shorts by six editors, all based on animated source material. Spanning comedy, drama, adventure and fantasy, there's sure to be something for everyone.

This edit retells the story of Joker in four parts and leans into the unreliable nature of the character.

I've always loved the Harry Potter books, but the movies have been pretty hit or miss for me. I completely love what they have made, but there are many scenes of poor acting, or bad character choices that are completely fixable.

My main goals overall:
- Create light edits that don't try to reimagine or create anything new, but rather just enhance the original movies
- Remove small annoyances and some poor performances (Harry shushing Ron, Barty Crouch Jr tongue flicks, dumbing down Hagrid, etc)
- Retain as much world building as possible (Clock in the Weasley's home, monster roar at housekeeping in PoA, etc)
- Keep the original music to their own movies, except for a few rare occasions
- Tighten up action wherever I could

Goals for the Sorcerer's Stone:
- Make Hagrid not appear to be so dumb
- Cut out a lot of Harry's unnecessary one-liners
- Trim up some of the dated CGI

Valerian - No Love Lost Edition removes all the forced romance plot and leaves a tight sci fi/fantasy adventure featuring two intergalactic dimension traversing agents on a mission to recover a precious item.