A fanedit about the dreamy relationship between a writer, his characters and his muses.

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

Rome: Decimated condenses season 1 of Rome to focus on a few core story lines, trim episodic digressions, and make a fanedit paced and structured like a movie. The story focuses on two soldiers, Titus Pullo and Lucius Vorenus, and their general, Julius Caesar.

After the fight of his life against Russia's seemingly unstoppable Ivan Drago, Rocky Balboa finds himself returning home to America with not only the realisation that he's suffering from brain damage, but also that he's suddenly facing bankruptcy due to illicit dealings from his accountant. Unable to step back into ring, one last opportunity presents itself in the unlikely form of boxer, Tommy Gunn, a fan of Rocky's who asks the Italian Stallion to manage him and teach him everything he knows.

As one victory follows another, it isn't long before Tommy is eyeing up the heavyweight championship of the world. Along the way however, Rocky becomes so obsessed with tasting success again that he doesn't realise that he faces losing the most important aspect of his life - his family.

A retelling of Reservoir Dogs with a more traditional narrative structure that focuses the story on Freddy Newendyke, his infiltration of the gang and his relationship with Mr. White.

The Wild Rumpus edition offers a whole new experience of Spike Jonze’s film. Inspired by the original trailer, this fanedit features an entirely new indie-rock soundtrack, including the anthemic “Wake Up” by Arcade Fire, and many other great artists such as Fleet Foxes, Bon Iver, and Sigur Ros.

Intercutting between the real and the wild world, the Wild Rumpus edition takes us inside the mind of Max as he tries to understand the complexities of the world around him in the only way he knows how…

The master piece of Tarantino split into the two main plots, chronologically ordered for a new watching experience. Now you can decide if you want to watch Butch's movie or Vincents movie.

This version of FALLING DOWN follows D-Fens during his really, really bad day.

The movie was re-edited according to Tarantino’s original screenplay which was written in his trademark out-of-chronological-order structure. Title cards were inserted in the proper places as indicated in the screenplay, and the original order of the scenes, which includes the “deleted scenes” from the 2002 special edition DVD, was restored.

The big difference with this cut is that there is no more Mr Lovett as played by Bill Paxton. The movie is strictly about Titanic, Rose & Jacks love story & that’s it.

This is the courageous attempt to create a version of Titanic, which is bearable for men. It’s the story about Jack, who with a lucky hand won a ticket – on the Titanic.

A snooty socialite is stranded on a Mediterranean island with a communist sailor.

This fanedit takes Season 1 of the Sopranos and distills it into a more compelling and focused examination of Tony’s family and business which strips out the ‘filler’ subplots which distract from the main story.

This fanedit of the great drama THE READER has one disturbing scene removed and some great additional scenes included for an even deeper and more intensive movie.

This version tightens up the story and eliminates elements that distract from Dre’s journey and growth.

This edit focuses on the story of the Krays as adults and cuts out the focus on them growing up which slows the film down. With the focus moved to their adolescent mob life, the pacing is not fast and tight.

A streamlined edit of John Cassavetes’ “The Killing of a Chinese Bookie” making it less of an arthouse piece and closer to a traditional gangster film.

This is supposed to combine Karate Kid part 2 & Karate Kid Part 3 to one better flowing and better paced movie.

The Karate Kid, Part III has always been considered inferior to the first two films by most Karate Kid fans. The Bonsai Edition attempts to turn the film into something not only watchable, but more dramatic and entertaining, with new opening titles, removal of the “recap” scenes from the first two films, a vastly changed order of events, and a new ending.

This is INDECENT PROPOSAL with a more realistic conclusion to what happens when you let your beautiful wife sleep with a rich man. The movie now has� a more serious tone and feels less outdated.

This edit shifts the focus of the film on Grace, Pilgram and Tom.

Only the scenes involving crimes and police work are intact. However, scenes involving minor characters and personal lives have been cut. This removes a lot of the depth for the characters that Michael Mann developed so well, but it also speeds up the movie and makes it a more straight-forward, cat-and-mouse game between the cops and the criminals.

By removing Edward Norton’s voiceover, FIGHT CLUB gets to be a much more introspective and artsy film.

This is now a movie about the rise of a young gangster (Donnie Brasco) and the fall of a veteran gangster (Lefty Ruggeiro).

This is supposed to trim the movie for better pacing and to get rid of some too long scenes, especially the 6-minutes dream sequence.

Although there are a number of fairly major changes from Godfather III to The Godfather Epilogue, many of the cuts, redubs and rearranged scenes are relatively small refinements; the kind of polishing that the writers, director and editors might have made themselves given more time.

Clocking in at 9 hrs and 48 minutes, The Chronological Edit of Francis Ford Coppola’s classic films has finally been restored in Widescreen 16×9 DVD’s.

This fanedit improves on the original movie by removing the annoying interview scenes and by adding in some of the deleted scenes.

Selma, a young Czech mother living in Washington state in the early 1960s, struggles to save money to pay for an eye operation for her son who, like her, is slowly going blind.

This edit keeps the focus on Jim Braddock and his struggle to keep his family afloat.

The movie “Pulp Fiction” edited so the whole movie runs in chronological order.

Prophet of Destruction is an attempt to present an alternative take on what the Coen Brothers laid bare at the cinema. By moving the focus of the movie a little more in favour of Chigurh, the hope is that the movie becomes more about exploring this almost unstoppable force of nature than it is about Sheriff Tom Bell’s retirement and how uncomfortable he feels in this country which is no place for old men.

Director Walter Hill has publicly stated that he hates the television footage. In fact none of the TV footage was even placed as an extra on the newer dir’s cut dvd edition. My goal was to restore every bit of extra footage that appears in the television version back into the superior first edition (not that BS dirs cut) of the film. I placed the extra footage in the film exactly to where it was in the TV version. No rearranging of scenes of any kind (except for the bathroom scene which was a different edit on the TV version).

The deleted scenes offered additional depth to Ryan’s emotional journey and provided an alternate version of the film.

This is for all those, who couldn’t get enough Titanic in the first place. All deleted and extended scenes were restored into the movie. Now it’s complete.

This extends the movie with additional scenes and with an alternate ending.

This is an extended and also slightly altered edition, offering much more in-depth character and plot development.

This is Quentin Taratino’s masterpiece extended with several missing scenes. Your deeper Pulp Fiction voyage.

This fully integrates all television footage back into the film coupled with the film’s original 2.0 mono soundtrack.

This fanedit turns the 1st season of Oz into a movie focusing on Tobias Beecher.

This is just a faster cut of Meet Joe Black. A lot of the redundancy and minor plot points were removed. Some of the slow dialogue scenes were also re-edited to flow a little quicker.

This is a much deeper take on Love Actually, featuring lots of the deleted scenes and some slight alterations.

By adding back 5 deleted scenes into the film , these delve deeper into the relationship between Humbert and Lolita, especially to beef up the beginning portion of the film, as it felt a little rushed.

"This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer." But that’s not true for the fans. Here is the extended combination of Tarantino’s 2-part martial arts extravaganza into one epic film.

This adds back in the censored material removed from the theatrical release.

This extends the great movie THE DOORS to the maximum. More Doors to open, new things to experience. It lights our fire.

By removing all the unwanted characters and scenes the focus is kept directly on Bob and Charlotte.

To make Sebastian a much nastier character, and adding five deleted scenes.

This extended edition creates a longer, fuller version of The Crow.

This edit of Ladder 49 shows the movie in sequential order without the flashbacks which seemed to deflate the present time suspense.