This is it, the one that started it all. The Phantom Edit wasn't the first fanedit, but it is certainly one of the most famous and brought the art of fanediting into the mainstream. The Phantom Editor's work reveals the power of editing and is a clinic on structure and pacing. A must-see for all fans of fanediting.

This is a famous fanedit of Star Wars Episode 2. a lot of changes for performance and pacing have been done to improve on the Attack Of The Clones and make it a worthy sequel to “Balance Of The Force.”

This is a famous fanedit of Star Wars Episode 1. It DRASTICALLY changes the pacing, story, plot, and maturity of “The Phantom Menace” to more reflect the Original Trilogy.

This fanedit combines the best aspects from other RotS fanedits along with many of my own concepts/edits to create a definitive version of “Revenge of the Sith”.

This fanedit combines the best aspects from other AotC fanedits along with many the faneditor’s own concepts/edits to create a definitive version of “Attack of the Clones”.

This fanedit combines the best aspects from other TPM fanedits along with the faneditor’s own concepts/edits to create a definitive version of “The Phantom Menace”.

This SW Eps 3 fanedit takes from all so well known fanedits the best and combines these ideas to one great watching experience.

This SW Eps 2 fanedit takes from all so well known fanedits the best and combines these ideas to one great watching experience.

This SW Eps 1 fanedit takes from all so well known fanedits the best and combines these ideas to one great watching experience.

This is an improved version of Father Merrin’s first SW ROTS edit with lots of changes and great image and audio quality.It corrects a lot of issues of the original SW ROTS.

This is an improved version of Father Merrin’s first SW AOTC edit with lots of changes and great image and audio quality. It corrects a lot of issues of the original SW AOTC.

This is an improved version of Father Merrin’s first SW TPM edit with lots of changes and great image and audio quality. It corrects a lot of issues of the original SW TPM.

This is a documentary, making of of Star Wars episode 3, featuring unique footage on how the movie was created.

'The Clones Revealed’ is the ultimate behind the scenes look at the second chapter of the Star Wars saga, ‘Attack of the Clones’.

This removes the most offensive parts from the third prequel and turns it into a better movie. No midichlorians and a lot less overall cheesiness .

This removes the most offensive parts from the second prequel and turns it into a better movie. A lot of is gone and the overall awkwardness drastically reduced.

This removes the most offensive parts from the first prequel and turns it into a better movie. Jar-Jar’s slapstick and Anakin’s childishness have been widely removed.

This is an old looking, dusty version of the Star Wars Original Trilogy saga. No voices, but dialogue cards, no sound effects, but only John Williams music.

This is a black and white silent edition of the Star Wars Original Trilogy saga. No voices, dialogue cards, no sound effects, only John Williams music.

Watch the prequels united to one movie, to one saga. This is the yet darkest take on the rise of Darth Vader. Gigantic.

This is a single film with a major focus on Obi-Wan before his life as a hermit on Tatooine and a secondary focus of his apprentice Anakin’s fall to the Dark Side and rise as Darth Vader.

This combines all the Star Wars prequels to one epic watching experience, heavily trimmed to a complete and more serious movie. Many of the more painful aspects to the trilogy were removed. The fanedit focuses on the story back on Palpatine’s orchestration of events.

This is an old looking, dusty version of the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy saga. No voices, dialogue cards, no sound effects, only John Williams music.

Like many fanedits before it, my version aims to cut bad acting, bad dialog and streamline the film. I’ve also attempted bring the prequels in alignment with the original trilogy by cutting anything that broke continuity. I really want viewers to be able to watch Episodes 1-6, in order, without having key moments in the later films spoiled. Anakin no longer is C3PO’s creator. In fact, C3PO and R2D2 are no longer major (minor?) characters in the PT. They are now just like any other droid. They do have minor dialog here or there, but they are never referenced by name nor are their roles significant.

This is the final installment of L8wrtr’s Star Wars Prequel Trilogy. Building on the improvements to characters, relationships and motivations made in his edits of Episodes I & II, Dawn of the Empire creates a subtle but more realistic and tragic fall from grace for Anakin. This edit provides a more comprehensive and emotionally charged conclusion to the Prequels in preparation for the Original Trilogy.

The Republic Divided continues the approach that L8wrtr established in his first edit, Shadow of the Sith. This fanedit radically improves the relationships between the key players of the Prequel, creating believable friendships and more importantly a love story which is no longer creepy and forced. The action sequences are drastically altered to improve pacing and keep the focus on story. This chapter is key in recreating a

The first fanedit in the L8wrtr Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Shadow of the Sith both radically improves The Phantom Manace as well as sets the tone for the entire re-edited prequel universe. With a focus on quality characters, improved pacing and relentless removal of childish humor and redundant story-telling, this edit bends Episode I back into the direction of the Original Trilogy, respecting concepts established

This is a compilation DVD of most of the works by AMDS, who is an awesome mash-up artist. To create the DVD, the best available sources from the web were collected, high quality tools for conversion, error correction and upscaling were used. Be fascinated!

This is a black and white silent edition of the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy saga. No voices, dialogue cards, no sound effects, only John Williams music.