The third episode of my Clone Wars Movie Series. Nine episodes of the TV series are presented in the classical Star Wars movie structure.

Carrying on from Episode II, the Separatists have taken control of the Outer Rim and launched an attack on the Planet Ryloth. With jedi master Di trapped on the surface, Anakin Skywalker leads an assault to break the blockade and free Ryloth.
With the Jedi distracted the evil lord of the Sith plans a strike on the Jedi Temple, which could spell the end of the jedi order.

The second episode of my Clone Wars Movie Series. Seven episodes of the TV series (Cloak of Darkness, Lair of Grievous, Death Trap, Lethal Crackdown and the Malevolence Trilogy) are presented in the classical Star Wars movie structure.

Carrying on from Episode I, the Clone Wars continue to rage. Republic forces have captured Viceroy Gunray and it is up to Luminary Unduly and Ahsoka Tano to escort this valuable prisoner to Coruscant. Meanwhile, the Seperatists continue to ambush Republic fleets with a deadly new battleship. Can this new weapon be stopped before Count Dooku's forces take control of the outer rim?

Star Wars with a rocking soundtrack! Heavy Star Wars takes the existing action and adventure, trimming away unnecessary story/action/bad acting, and replaces the soundtrack with Rock music!

10 years later, Anakin is reunited with his dream girl. Literally, he dreams about her. This addition completes the Heavy Star Wars prequel trilogy

The Empire Begins consolidates the prequel trilogy into one self-contained episode, carefully edited to feel like a real Lucasfilm release. I used footage from all three prequels + a few deleted scenes. I wasn't trying to be flashy, or to chop the movies down to the bone. I endeavored to make my cuts invisible and keep the runtime in the 2.5 hour range. The Empire Begins runs slightly longer than Attack of the Clones.

'Episode V: The Overclock Edition' is a thrash metal variation on the original John Williams themes for The Empire Strikes Back. This edit has been created to function as a suite of music videos for the new music. The story has been re-organized by location in order to flow more with the musical themes.

Opening/Main Title Theme
Act I - Hoth
Act II - Asteroid Field
Act III - Bespin
Act IV - Dagobah
Act V - The Duel
Credits/Main Title Theme

Heavy Star Wars takes the existing action and adventure, trimming away unnecessary story/action/bad acting, and replaces the soundtrack with Rock music!

John Williams' Music is forever tied to the Star Wars movies, but I decided to use music from a completely different genre to not only tell the story, but to add a bit of humor and perhaps some subtle insight as to the motives of the Jedi Knights. I tried to make this movie a bit more mature, by removing the silly scenes between the driods, and removed some moments of doubt among the Jedi to make them more assertive and confident. I also added an unexpected subplot, and color corrected the movie, to be closer to the original with a bit more contrast.

The first episode of my Clone Wars Movie Series. The original movie and six episodes of the TV series (Cat & Mouse, The Hidden Enemy, Clone Cadets, Rookies, Arc Troopers and Grievous Intrigue) are presented in the classical Star Wars movie structure, providing the first part of a progressive bridge between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith.

The Jabba's son storyline from the Movie has been completely removed and replaced by the story of a group of rookie Clone Troopers, culminating in the spectacular battle of Kamino.

Set over the course of 120 years, this film looks at the motivations and pasts
of several seemingly unconnected characters who are kicking about the Star Wars universe, explores how different political factions and militias cope against impossible odds in a seemingly unwinnable war, armed with archaic weapons and equipment, and what the consequences could be should they fail.

This is a Star Wars without lightsaber duels, one where the force itself is only
mentioned in passing, Obi-Wan Kenobi is suffering from communist inspired
delusions and Grigori Rasputin might well be controlling the biggest
and most powerful army in existence.

Does the Galactic Rebel Alliance have what it takes to bring down the insane,
religious zealot known simply as, The Emperor?

A drastically trimmed down telling of the Star Wars prequel story. This edit combines all three Star Wars prequels into one feature length cut that removes many of the silly elements of the original films. It focuses the narrative more on Obi-Wan Kenobi and away from Anakin and Padme.

It is a dark time for the Republic. The Clone Wars is in full swing, and the outnumbered Jedi are tasked with preventing more star systems from falling into the hands of the Separatists.

Anakin Skywalker, along with his new Padawan, Ahsoka Tano, are sent to investigate a new mystery weapon being developed by their enemies so powerful it can cripple their most massive ships.

Meanwhile, Obi-Wan Kenobi is sent to assist the Mandelorians whose governess is being threatened by the mysterious Death Watch.

The third of the revamped '9000 Series,' Labyrinth Of Evil delivers a re-crafted perspective on Star Wars Episode III in keeping with the drive of the original trilogy of films. Anakin's fall to the dark side is portrayed in a more believable way, with political motivations that are ignited by, rather than preceded by, a desire to save his wife. Padme's role is expanded, and her fate is made to match her daughter's memories.

The second of the revamped '9000 Series,' The Approaching Storm delivers a re-crafted perspective on Star Wars Episode II in keeping with the drive of the original trilogy of films. Unnecessary 'galaxy shrinking' cameos from classic characters have been cut-down or removed. Anakin and Padme are depicted as realistic adults developing romantic feelings for one another. The political plot is made more straightforward and graspable. Superfluous action is subdued to make the film more story driven.

The first of the revamped '9000 series', Cloak of Deception delivers a re-crafted perspective on Star Wars Episode I in keeping with the drive of the original trilogy of films. Unnecessary 'galaxy shrinking' cameos from classic characters have been cut down or removed. Anakin is depicted as a more mature and capable figure an audience can identify with. Jar Jar is recast as an everyman caught up in events outside his control who does his part in the fight for freedom, rather than a traitorous clown.

The cinematic cut scenes from the "Star Wars: Bounty Hunter" videogame, along with some special features.

Two fanedits and a collection of material related to the making of the Star Wars Bounty Hunter videogame.

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…

It is a time of peace. For one thousand years, the esteemed Order of Jedi Knights has protected the Galactic Republic by wielding a mysterious power called the Force. Now a new threat is rising, as an alliance of star systems known as the FEDERATION has surrounded the defenseless planet of Naboo with a blockade of deadly battleships. Hoping to prevent war, the Supreme Chancellor of the Republic has dispatched Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn and his apprentice Obi-Wan Kenobi to settle the conflict.

Yet during their mission, the Jedi will encounter dangers that could lead to the end of the Galactic Republic, as well as the Jedi Order itself…

The ambitious fan edit of the first Star Wars film, toned down to please some "purists."

After 10 years it's about time I could watch the Star Wars Prequel trilogy without feeling physical pain! But not just that, they should be out and out pleasures to watch!

...and so the idea for 'Star Wars:Reborn' arrived.

This edit is only about a quarter of an hour as it features only the cream of the madness from this notorious TV Show. Including Princess Leia singing, avant-garde alien dance, Wookiee pornography, drinking through the top of your head, a cooking lesson from an alien drag-queen in blackface, a bar of drunken aliens and a Stormtrooper rubbing a ceramic penis.

After 10 years it's about time I could watch the Star Wars Prequel trilogy without feeling physical pain! But not just that, they should be out and out pleasures to watch!

...and so the idea for 'Star Wars:Reborn' arrived.

The Silent Menace is The Phantom Menace completely re-imagined and re-written based entirely on the visuals and John Williams score. All dialogue is removed and replaced with subtitles, allowing for a new script, many new story elements, new character development (including backstories for major characters), and new relationships between the characters. Cutting and reordering footage allows for more logical and connected action sequences. The soundtrack is replaced by the John Williams score from The Phantom Menace, plus individual tracks from other Star Wars movies.

After 10 years it's about time I could watch the Star Wars Prequel trilogy without feeling physical pain, damn it!. But not just that, they should be out and out pleasures to watch!

...and so the idea for 'Star Wars: Reborn' arrived.

A Tarantino inspired Star Wars mashup and remix.

Old friends return,
New voices emerge.
New faces appear,
New secrets revealed.
Old romances resurface,
New romances blossom.
AND THE SHOCKING DEATH OF A MAJOR CHARACTER!!!

Also, a lot of bleeped out swear words.

"Continuing the legacy of projects which overcome great technological hurdles, but provide little to zero entertainment value, viewer reward, societal insight or benefit." %20

What is AARRSSTW - WTSSRRAA?
The 1997 Star Wars Special Edition resorted by shot length. Ascending and Descending the 2291 shots of 0002 to 1765 frames. %20's attempt to create a possibly equally perplexing retelling, which lives up to the "Specialer" moniker.

The most important change is the relationship between Anakin and Padme. No longer is the relationship plagued by inane dialogue and half-hearted deliveries. The romance (and the movie as a whole) is now much more mature and believable. C3PO and R2D2's appearances have been greatly minimized, and certain scenes that served no purpose have been removed.

This fanedit is much more streamlined than the original movie, and is not bogged down by superfluous plot points, asinine humor, or amateurish acting. The edit is also more evenly paced, without being too action-driven.

As the Sith secretly plot the Republic's downfall, Anakin's fall to the Dark Side begins.

The truly epic review/critique/analysis/film making educational video of the 2002 film “Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones” This is the long longed for sequel to the famous PHANTOM MENACE REVIEW by the same creator.

To remove the most offensive elements of the SE and try different improvements than what LFL made.

This is a streamlined, fast-paced, and hopefully more believable version of Anakin Skywalker’s transformation to Darth Vader.

A radical attempt to turn the Biggest Disappointment In Cinema History into a dramatic, coherent, emotionally engaging adventure movie.

“Star Wars: Renascent” is the first of a three-film fan-edit which tells story of Luke and Anakin Skywalker, simultaneously. The three films will mainly follow the storyline of the Original Trilogy and will have flashbacks to the Prequel Trilogy. It will feature new scenes, altered story lines, and will also feature some new music, which is why it’s a rebirth or a Renascence. This project was first started by two other fan-editors and it is being edited off of the DVD release of the Prequel Trilogy and adywan’s edits of the Original Trilogy.

Cut off without reinforcements, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker must battle the Separatists’ forces for control of the crystalline planet of Christophsis.

In the year 2005, the Autobots and the Decepticons are still locked in battle, but a deadly new force enters the fray–a giant killer planet known as Unicron. The heroic Autobots must fight for their own survival and to save their home planet from destruction.

Completing the Fall of the Jedi trilogy, Episode 3 continues with the deletion of R2D2 and C-3PO, and removing bad dialog and acting. Even more extreme, the final battle between Yoda and Palpatine has been removed as well as Padme giving birth (and dying).

A hybrid cut of Return of the Jedi using the Blu-Ray release and Harmy's Despecialized Edition (in AVCHD).

Imagine if you were able to have a search engine sort through all the media ever created on a topic of your choice and it would create a program of your determined length.

This extends Episode 3 to its full length. All deleted and extended scenes were masterfully re-integrated into the movie.

This extends Episode 2 to its full length. All deleted and extended scenes were masterfully re-integrated into the movie.

This extends Episode 1 to its full length. All deleted and extended scenes were masterfully re-integrated into the movie.

A feature length film made from the Wii version of the video game: Star Wars – The Force Unleashed.

This take the theatrical release of “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” and edits it into three “episodes” of the new TV series. Note: this film was originally constructed of four episodes, not three.

This is the first of three KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC from-game-to-screen movies about the great plot of the famous SW game.

To make the Clone Wars cartoons feel like part of the Saga and keep them in-line with the ADM editions.

AEmovieguy’s faster, more intense “certain point-of-view” of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, inspired by The Phantom Editor’s commentaries and previous fanedits made by Stankpac and JasonN. (Forewarning: Please, go into this edit knowing that all mentions of Anakin Skywalker as Darth Vader have been cut and the entire pacing of the film has been altered, both as a fun experiment.)

This is it... The definitive, be all end all, put this movie to rest version of Star Wars Episode 3-Revenge of the Sith. Special thanks to JasonN for his almost perfect version of this movie. He hit the mark on so many levels, but alas faltered in a few areas. By doing a little bit of “course correction”, I have significantly tightened up his version and proudly present to you the movie that should have been released in theatres the first time!

The final chapter of the Star Wars prequels is re-imagined as a serious tragedy where events conspire to push Anakin Skywalker to the brink where he must choose between the Jedi, who distrust him, and Chancellor Palpatine who offers him hope for Padme’s survival. No scene has been left untouched. Entire sequences of the film have been rearranged for maximum impact.

This is not the pristine, perfect cut of episode II, it is a condensed Nitro fueled version meant to entertain in a fast and straightforward manner.