I love the original Star Wars trilogy (minus the later "special-edition"-changes), but I never could get into the prequels. The story of how Anakin became Darth Vader and how the sith could turn the republic into an empire is of some interest and has its value, but how it was told left me disappointed. For one I felt that three movies was just too much, many scenes felt superflous to me, some characters were downright unbearable, too much pointless action that diminished the power of the important action scenes...

But most importantly Hayden Christensen's Anakin was arrogant and unsympathetic from the get-go, which made me not care for his eventual downfall. With this edit, I attempt to salvage the interesting aspects of the prequels and to improve character motivations and development and to create a story arc that makes sense as a single movie.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

“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.

A documentary about the impact of deleted scenes and a space chase in the Star Wars universe, created from deleted footage.

This DVD contains a series of 8 short FanEdits that explore Space as it was brought to us in so many famous movies. Each short FanEdit has been created by a different FanEditor using the many Science Fiction sources available: animation, TV series and motion pictures.

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

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.

This fan edit uses ADigitalMan’s version as a basis, and then takes his revisions further.

This is now a better paced and more to the point Star Wars film. Distracting plot elements and unnecessary scenes were removed, resulting in an over 40 minutes shorter version.

This fan edit of George Lucas’s second Star Wars prequel subtly trimms conversations and actions. A lot of babbling has been removed.

With lots of small cuts and new transition, this version of ATTACK OF THE CLONES is trimmed down to a more satisfying viewing experience. Exactly like the faneditor intended it.

Continuing with the Fall of the Jedi trilogy, Episode 2 cuts poorly written dialog and bad acting while enhancing the romance we’re suppose to believe in between Anakin and Padme. Also gone are references to R2D2 and C-3PO and moments that broke continuity with the original trilogy.

The phantom editor strikes again! Don’t miss the brilliant commentary. This is a very interesting and professionally edited take on ATTACK OF THE CLONES.

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 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 SW Eps 2 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 AOTC edit with lots of changes and great image and audio quality. It corrects a lot of issues of the original SW AOTC.

'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 second prequel and turns it into a better movie. A lot of is gone and the overall awkwardness drastically reduced.

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