Crisis on Infinite Earths: The Legacy of Oliver Queen

And here it is the EPIC conclusion of BionicBob’s COIE! 

This edit will not disappoint to anyone, with unparalleled "full" feeling and also full with beautiful nostalgia, with the addition of Christopher Reeve’s Superman, Green Lantern and many others.


Once again, we can see how talented he is with this edit of 5 episodes condensed in a full movie. All the cut and transitions are seamless and it is like you are watching a professional editing.

The inclusion of Chapters, makes this fan edit much more epic, and as previously stated by DirtyCop1036 it resembles to Zack Snyder’s Justice League.

The final credits are also awesome with the comic’s counterpart of our beloved heroes.

COIE Part III, is fast paced and nothing has been left to chance, no plot holes.

This is an excellent conclusion to the previous edits.

I absolutely recommend this edit.

It is an EPIC saga fan edited by a master of edition. A MUST watch!

Once again Bob hits it out of the park. This is well structured and cohesive. Bob ability to cut the fluff out of 5 1 hour episodes and tighten the story and pacing is unparalleled. This along with Bob other edits, is the kind of superheroics we could have gotten originally if the c-levels and studios had just kept their mitts away from the creatives.

This is a great capstone to the Arrowverse. I won't say much more to avoid any spoilers but this is more than worth multiple viewings.

I'm honestly surprised to be giving such a low score, especially compared to the prior two Crisis edits where Bob was able to make something out of nothing. However, I will attempt to explain my reasoning.

First, I think Bob made too good of a trailer for the edit to live up to. With how much focus is put on Oliver & the choice of music, I don't find that the fanedit ever captures that level of intensity. And it's not that I want this to be the Oliver show, either, as this ultimately about the Arrowverse at large (Kate convincing Kara to not use the Book of Destiny, Iris convincing Ryan Choi to join & Flash of Earth-90 sacrificing himself with a brand new montage are truly powerful moments), but even then, the characters I mostly care about are Barry, Kara, & Sara, all of whom are Paragons who have stronger ties to Oliver than the other characters (which is admittedly a bit neutered for Kara since Oliver’s “guilt bomb” was removed).

If I had to pick out a weak link in all of this, I'd have to go with Hour 2. Going back to what I said about people with ties to Oliver, most of them are trying to bring Oliver back while their loved ones go to stop Lex & Kara goes with Kate to Earth Conroy. You could probably remove the Tom Welling cameo, & Earth Conroy is…tricky. Now, I thought Batwoman was a fine show, Ruby Rose was great as Kate Kane, & it was nice to see Conroy in live-action, but time has not been kind to this segment of Crisis (Conroy’s passing, Kate leaving the show, etc.) I get the idea of not trimming too much of it because Batwoman didn’t really build up to the Crisis, but that’s just it: Batwoman didn’t build up the Crisis, either here or the previous edits (& she doesn’t get an added goodbye like Supergirl, Flash & Legends do here, either). Kate works great as a supporting character (like Black Lightning & Ryan Choi) & foil to Kara, but it’s just hard to care about someone who’s journey is just beginning when the franchise is ending.

My last note is a minor point, & this more than anything is a matter of personal preference. On one hand, the battle at the beginning of time is very climactic, & other than just showing off the new status quo of Earth Prime, you could probably jump straight to Oliver’s official funeral & make for a tighter story/ending. On the other hand, I do love me some Legends-style nonsense, & Sara’s speech to Barry about how everyone in her life pre-Arrow is gone now, & I don’t want to risk cutting that out.

Aside from maybe moving Mar-Novu traveling to the beginning of time & creating the Anti-Monitor to the very beginning of the edit, this is a very serviceable ending to the Arrowverse (I cannot stress how good the new montages for Supergirl, Legends, Flash & 90s Flash were). I just remain curious as to whether there’s a way to shave of an extra 20 – 30 minutes while still being coherent. However, I won’t ask that of Bob, who deserves a long, well-earned hiatus/retirement from the Arrowverse after crafting so many bangers.

What a ride! A perfect conclusion to BionicBob's epic Crisis saga. It's full of heart and emotionally charged, with a nice perfume of nostalgia.
Once again, BionicBob proves how talented he is, out of 5 episodes, he managed to pull out a fast-paced movie brilliantly edited so there's not a single plot hole nor any inconsistencies.
Splitting the 3h20 runtime with chapters à la Snyder Cut, was a good idea to give the story time to breath and polish the overall esthetics of the edit.
Using footage from old DC media to serve the plot was one of my favorite part of the edit. It was so satisfying to see BionicBob and Wakeupkeo find a useful purpose to that godawful Green Lantern movie.
And of course, the final credits were just absolutely gorgeous. Each panel perfectly fitting the live-action character it supposed to represent. I especially loved the Kevin Conroy fanart that was used.

I absolutely recommend the Saga as a whole, not just COIE. Passionate edits, from a passionate fan.

if you love the arrowverse crossovers, you are in for a treat with this one. this is the wrap up to Oliver Queen's story and rebirth of the multiverse. the story flows better without the extra clutter in the way, there are some nice little easter eggs to find as you watch it. this is another Homerun from BionicBob. i have watched all of Bob's edits and this has to be one of my top 3 favorite. do yourself a favor and watch this, you wont be disappointed but will be highly entertained.