Removes the non-book Green Mist/stolen citizens subplot, adds back music and deleted scenes, and tries to make the whole film a little easier on the eye.

Main Goals

- Cut corny jokes, removing unimportant eye-rolling moments
- Remove Kordax dialogue and AQ1 flashbacks when possible
- Move Arthur's introduction until after Black Manta finds the trident and five months later
- Dial back much of the the overall movie exposition
- Removal of giant bugs scenes
Mild LUT update for a bit blacker blacks and more contrast, to feel more epic.

Most edits of The Mandalorian turn it into a movie or try to change it drastically. This is not one of those edits, this is The Mandalorian for those who like The Mandalorian mostly, but want an easier rewatch.

YES MAN has three layers:
- A life-lesson on opening yourself up to opportunities. Say "yes" to them instead of "no" all the time. A simple but solid concept.
- That's packaged inside a romantic comedy. Endearing; predictable but enjoyable.
- Which is filled with the (physical) comedy that Jim Carrey is famous for. This hijacks an otherwise decent movie.

It's a pretty simple edit, like all my edits. I basically went through the movie and tried to remove as much toilet humor as possible. It's just my attempt at tightening up the film with an increased focus on Barry's story.

The second Volume in a series of edits aiming to recut Game of Thrones to bring it more inline with the "A Song of Ice and Fire" book series that it was adapted from. This Volume covers A Game of Thrones: Chapters 23-49, which mostly corresponds to Game of Thrones 1.04 - 1.07.

Beyond the normal trims for pacing and likability, this edit removes the most contentious elements of the original film, the Castle Raid and Susan/Caspian “romance” not found in the book.

To re-edit the 2005 version of The Prodecers to resemble the structure, look and feel of the 1967 original but to run to the 90 mins of the original by retaining the musical numbers which work for the narrative, and removing the ones that really only work on stage.

To re-edit the 2005 version of The Prodecers to resemble the structure, look and feel of the 1967 original.

The Series Finale, one of the best episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, is now enhanced: upscaling from 480p DVD (the only existing version) to 720p HD, color-corrected to increase intensity, and adding a new title sequence and some space battles, both recreated in amazing CGI.

One of the best episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is now enhanced: upscaling from 480p DVD (the only existing version) to 720p HD, color-corrected to increase intensity, and adding a new title sequence and several space battles, both recreated in amazing CGI.

Deep Impact is a good film, and Armageddon is a well directed B movie with a bunch of money thrown at it. Let's add 'em together! I had this fun little idea a while back and wanted to bring it to the big.... to a screen. So, I cut out the crew from Deep Impact and replaced them with the Armageddon crew. I cut out most of Armageddon, and I cut about half of Deep Impact to make this hybrid called "a sky full of colors", trying my best to let these two wildly different movies balance each other. The hardest part being just how fast Armageddon is, because it's just... so dang fast, and somehow so dang long... Michael Bay, you ol' chap.