Reviews written by davbro02

There have have several reviews of Wraith's fanedit of the CGI-enhanced Star Trek II: The Director's Cut, and not all of them have been charitable. What the various FanEdit members...

Wraith's CGI-enhanced version of the cinema cut of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is a faithful adaptation of the original. Back in...

Wraith's creation of an extended fanedit of this cult favorite is flawless. His editing, both video and audio is seemless. I did notice the faint sound of a helicopter during...

This extended version of the final chapter of the Godfather series is a vast improvement 0ver the original, and it begs the question... Why the hell did...

As with Wraith's Extended version of The Godfather, this fanedit is a flawless masterpiece. The extended/deleted scenes serve to 'flesh out' the characters, and...

Wraith's fanedit is, like all of his other efforts, flawless. I could not find any errors or technical imperfections in the either the video or the audio... but unlike other...

Wraith's chronological reconstruction of this cherished masterpiece highlights the bittersweet existence of the protagonist, Vito Corleone. While other reviews of this fanedit have tended to focus on the technical quality...

Wraith's fanedit of The Godfather Trilogy has been lovingly rebuilt to showcase the linear narrative. As with his other creation - The Godfather: Don Vito's Opus - the misery and...

Wraith's fanedit of Alien: Covenant not only expands on the original storyline of the cinema cut, it also takes it in a new direction. The inclusion of a prologue that...

Wraith had streamlined the two Alien vs. Predator movies into a more cohesive narrative. As the character of Colonel Samuel Trautman (Richard Crenna) stated in the movie First Blood, "An...

Wraith's work on Blade Runner is outstanding. The addition of the narration helps to clarify particular sections of the storyline, which I found somewhat confusing and/or lacking in information in...

Having only seen the theatrical version, and then only once, I found myself overwhelmed by the attention to detail and the flawless way in which Wraith had re-integrated the extended...

Unlike Wraith's other fanedit ("Split-Unbreakable-Glass"), this version completely removes the character of Casey Cooke (played by Anya Taylor-Joy) and as such, removes the entire plot (or should I say, sub-plot)...

Unlike the other people who have provided reviews, this review is somewhat unique. I own copies of Unbreakable, Glass and Split, but I have only watched Unbreakable. The other DVDs...

Wraith's efforts to preserve and upgrade this movie classic show his loving devotion to film as an artform. In many respects, this fanedit is vastly superior to the official version...

Wraith's fanedit is, once again (just like his John Wayne Alamo movie) evidence of the value of the FanEdit website. Faneditors do not merely create new storylines, they can also...

The Wraith Edit effectively focuses on the adult Clarck Kent/Superman and removes the development (background story) that led to the creation of the adult's character. This fanedit is effectively a...

The "Ben Hur" of Superman films - at nearly 4-hours in duration, it shows the true vision of Richard Donner, and what could (or should) have been shown in the...

As with other extended versions that Wraith has created, the extended Looper movie adds far greater depth to the characterisation while expanding on the plot/sub-plots. I could not find any...

Deamgirls - The Broadway Edition is a brilliant "adaptation" of the career of The Supremes in the 1960s and '70s. Wraith's expansion of the production numbers and the inclusion of...

Some of the critics of the FanEdit website have claimed that it is merely a gathering place for hobbyists. Wraith has effectively disproved that criticism with this single movie. The...

This extended version of Super 8 expands the depth of characterisation and makes the characters increasingly more developed. The extended scenes also add a visual quality to the movie in...

You can tell when you are watching a masterpiece - because when it finishes, you find yourself wishing that it never ended at all. There is always a slight sense...