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

I set out to create a leaner, cleaner first part to The Hobbit. I do not demand purism relative to the book; instead, I insist on solid storytelling. Although I've cut most sequences that looked outright ridiculous, I kept Radagast and several other features that don't appear in the book or are more directed toward children, but which contribute to the story. Azog is gone, save only in an appearance as the angry orc in pursuit of Thorin & Company after the death of the Goblin King, the flashbacks are much condensed and differently placed, Frodo is gone, and we are left with a quicker and more magical return to Tolkien’s famous novel.

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.

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 Bionic Bigfoot returns! When civil war erupts between the San Angelo Aliens, Colonel Steve Austin and Jaime Sommers must team up to stop the renegade aliens from causing a global cataclysm on their way to world domination. But to stop the evil aliens, they must first defeat The Savage Sasquatch!!!

Bionic Bob recuts the Six Million Dollar Man and Bionic Woman two part season opener "The Return of Bigfoot" into a single, slam-bang-slo-mo-pow, pure 1970s tv action adventure movie.

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.

Adding the original Basil Poledouris soundtrack from the original Conan Films, and removing 28mins from the film, this is a faster more action packed version of the new Conan Film.

After the success of Star Wars Begins, filmmaker Jamie Benning (aka Jambe Davdar) embarked upon a new adventure. This time turning his attention to the first film in the Indiana Jones Trilogy (yes, trilogy!). Raiding the Lost Ark, A Filmumentary is the culmination eight months of reading, trawling, interviewing and editing. This time Jamie has sourced some of the interviews himself, with contributors from Wolf Kahler (Colonel Dietrich), Brian Muir (legendary sculptor), Mark Mangini (part of the Oscar winning sound team) and most surprisingly Sean Young (talking about her audition for the part of Marion Ravenwood). Raiding is available for your viewing pleasure on Vimeo from 4th February 2012.

This is not an aggressive fan edit, as I love about 90% of this movie and watch it often.

But I wanted to create an alternate viewing version that makes the Shadow more mysterious and darker. To this end, I have cut all direct explanations of his origin. I have made all scenes that feature the Shadow more serious, removing any or all forced humor where possible.

And of course, I have altered the video to a grainy, public domain style black and white adventure B-movie.

Watching Superman III - the 3 Stooges comedy team featuring RICHARD PRYOR (oh, and Superman occasionally) sucks. So, I decided to decrapify/rePRYORitise Superman III. Now we get to watch a SUPERMAN movie, without all the "comedy", and without Pryor able to survive skiing off a freaking skyscraper (is he Superman too?).

The green dull look that dominated most scenes has been removed as much as possible, resulting in a more dynamic visual style. Awkward dialogue, events contrary to the Harry Potter universe, out of character behaviour, and a few visually unpleasant shots have been cut. Five deleted scenes have been added which improve the plot and relationships.

Cosmogony is a fanedit using a lot of movies to tell the story of humantity and nature, from the creation of life to wherever we are going.

This is an abridged version of Stanley Kubrick's 2001. This is a High Definition recreation of our original SD edit.

This edit was intended to be the “Requel that should have been”, a legitimate end cap to the original Superman Movies. My hope is that this will become your go to version, and great effort has been put in to make the story as seamless and engaging as possible. Enjoy!

Colonel Steve Austin is reunited with his childhood sweetheart Jaime Sommers.
As true love blossoms, tragedy strikes, forcing Steve to make the most difficult decision of his life -- saving Jaime by making her the world's first Bionic Woman!
But what price will he have to pay? Will their love survive?

Find out as Bionic Bob retro-cons the origin of Bionic Woman, removing the villain and amnesia pain subplots, into a straight forward soapy love story.

The first mission of Superman.

This DVD contains 8 short FanEdits that follow the "Show, Don't Tell" rule of storytelling.

It’s the the great effort to recreate the original version of this lost animation classic.

This was made to bring the ol’ Cap to the new millennium. Tighter pacing, jettison what doesn’t work or slows down the movie and torpedo glaring logic holes, painful romantic chemistry and humor that falls flat.

A new take on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, aiming to bring the film into the realm of the watchable by matching the tone (music/colour/pacing/characters) from Raiders of the Lost Ark.

This turns RAIDERS OF THE LAST ARK into a TV serial of fourteen 10 minutes episodes presented in black and white. Watch Indy as you have never watched him before.

Nearly two decades after the last appearance, Indiana Jones is back. The great Steven Spielberg and the great George Lucas, re-teaming with the great Harrison Ford and the great John Williams (cue triumphal brass!), to dig up one of the great adventure series in cinematic history and the result is. . . not bad. . . exactly.

It’s not a desecration of the franchise. It’s just feels . . . tired. So the attempt is to bring some life into a tired film.

This fanedit brings ToD to a way more consistent feel with Raiders Of The Lost Ark. Superfluous or annoying dialogue was removed as well as misplaced shots and cutting scenes thoughout. The slapstick comedic aspects were considerably toned down.

A lot of over-the-top humorous moments have been removed from the movie to give you finally a true Indiana Jones movie, much more fitting to the rest of the series.

What was initially planned as a pretty gentle edit turned out to be as drastic as Infodroid’s Temple of Doom edit. Though it still seems slightly lighter in tone when compared to Raiders, this fanedit turns the 3rd Indy adventure into a fun, dignified, slightly more serious and much more worthy sequel to Raiders.

This edit puts the fourth installment of the Indiana Jones films, back on course. With corrected color and a new approach, this edit seeks to make Crystal Skull look, feel, and play like a classic Indiana Jones film.

This is intended to give George Pal the swan song he deserved and to save a true classic from the menace of the filming industry.

This edit takes Slark’s original ideas for Doc SalvageD The Fanedit of Bronze! and refined it to the highest level, seeking to bring dignity to a beloved character, and his many fans!

Ever wonder how the adventures in Back To The Future would appear in the history books? Here it is, the chronological teleplay of each event in date order, splicing all three films into one huge epic!.

Released in 1997, ˜The Lost World: Jurassic Park’ received mixed reactions from fans and critics alike. What most seemed to agree on was their dislike of the movie’s ending based around a captured T-Rex getting loose in the city of San Diego.
The movie was later fanedited by Vmancini into ˜A Failed Expedition to the Lost World: Jurassic Park’, reinserting two deleted scenes, and removing all reference to the captured T-Rex and it’s escape in San Diego.
Presented here is a revised edition of that edit, created at the request of and in association with Vmancini.

Following on from my preservation of Thundercats Exodus, I am releasing Thundercats Exodus – Extended Edition. Containing all of the additional footage from the VHS version, and the deleted footage only present in broadcast versions of the episodes (DVD release).

THIS IS AN OLD AND OUTDATED VERSION. PLEASE VIEW THE NEW VERSION TITLED "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl - Extended Redux"

https://ifdb.fanedit.org/pirates-of-the-caribbean-the-curse-of-the-black-pearl-extended-redux/

This extended edition just gives you more of everything to enjoy, if you are a fan of Pirates of the Caribbean. Several deleted scenes were almost seamlessly included.

This edit of Peter Jackson’s KING KONG is radically shorter, attempting to match the length to the 1933 original. The overdose of creatures as well as unnecessary exaggerations are gone for a truly fast-paced adventure.

Boldly go where no BionicBob edit has gone before; outside the Star Trek universe!. BionicBob has taken the critically maligned epic from Kevin Costner and stripped it down to its core, revealing optimistic tale of human triumph which is the core of this post-apocalyptic box-office mis-fire. Finally, The Postman delivers!

In this edit the Cannibal Island scene has been trimmed/cut a lot, for an overal better pacing of the movie.

This fanedit adds the infamous Lost Spider Pit sequence back in the movie.

The Last Dawn by Tranzor and D.E.C.

Red Dawn deals with a conventional World War 3 scenario. What if you made this a bit more apocalyptic, adding in a few other fun end of the world settings (such as the living dead)? This is what we hope to bring across in “The Last Dawn”.

A streamlined version of the film, in which the material that catered to the lowest common denominator and children under 5 was removed.

Apollo 13: it’s one of my very favorite films ever, it’s simply fantastic! So why edit the movie? Because i really wanted to see a super 8 cut of it and thought that if super 8 digests were still being made than an Apollo 13 digest would likely exist, and I think it would have looked something like this single reel edit.

By trimming the overlong action sequences and other elements that detract from the story, as well as the re-insertion of deleted scenes, this fan edit provides a better paced, more focused version of agent 007′s first adventure.

This extends the original movie with seven additional scenes.

Where’s Wilson? A brave attempt by Tom Hanks/ Robert Zemeckis that is only marred in its authenticity by the need to bring a second character on the island. Wilson the ball. So I remove Wilson and ALL the talking on the island.