Reviews written by yofluckz
At about 100 minutes, Spence has taken the fairly messy theatrical cut of MI:2 and put together a lean and exciting action flick, that is more worthy of the Mission...
45 minutes of deleted scenes added seamlessly into one of the best thrillers ever made and not a single one of them feeling off or out of place; in fact...
I purposely didn't watch the Joker scene when it was released as I knew an extended edition would be made an it was worth it. The two scenes are seamlessly...
Betrayal and revenge are at the centre of the black heart of episode 5. This is truly a unique Star Wars experience as we spend almost the entire running time...
Episode 4 starts out slow with the political set up of the siege of Mandalore that is to come later (or sadly not). Slow isn't to say boring by any...
Episode 3 heavily features the devious Cad Bane who was definitely the standout character for me in the show. While he doesn't wield a lightsabre, his intelligence and planning make...
An improvement over episode 1 that achieves exactly what t sets out to do. The fast past and believably threatening villains create another exciting and entertaining Star Wars adventure....
Not overly familiar with the original film and show as have only seen them once a couple months ago, but this was definitely a big improvement over both. The pacing...
One or two minor audio problems, but who cares, the more Michael Mann the better.
Many will think this is too conservative, but it was just what I was looking for. No major changes, but that's not at all necessary with ROTS. The best version...
'Sanded Down' does everything you'd want from an AOTC edit and includes some nice things I haven't seen in other edits of the film. That being said, and I don't...
Faster, more intense and possibly the best version of TPM out there. This is the fourth edit of TPM I've see and out of the four, this felt the least...
Another must watch filmumentary by Jamie Benning that deserves a spot on your shelf next to the original.
JobWillins' second Alien mashup edit fails to reach the heights of Derelict and later Paradise, but that's to be expected considering he's dealing with the worst film in the franchise...
Not as interesting as the other two in the trilogy, with some extended moments of no information given, but still essential viewing.
*Copied from my Star Wars Begins review* In the same vein as Roger Ebert's commentary for Citizen Kane, this is essential viewing for any and all cinephiles, regardless of your...
In the same vein as Roger Ebert's commentary for Citizen Kane, this is essential viewing for any and all cinephiles, regardless of your view on the film itself. If there...
Somehow Job Willins has outdone his Derelict edit with Paradise, despite having weaker material to work with. If you're familiar with both Prometheus & Covenant, then the first hour or...
Absolutely unreal. Seamless editing, completely unnoticeable. Pure cinema.
A slight improvement of the theatrical cut, but there is too much cut here for me. The continuing removal of R2 and C-3PO is done well, but unlike in Q2's...
As with his edit of TPM, Q2's take on episode 2 is a mixed bag of changes I both liked and didn't like resulting again in a version better than...
My least favourite fanedit of TPM I've seen, but still an improvement over the theatrical cut. One thing done here better than in HAL9000 and L8wrtr's edits was the complete...
With some creative editing TMBTM achieves his goal of turning Prometheus into a direct prequel to Alien. While I don't think this is better than the theatrical cut, a lot...
I haven't seen 24 and I'm not someone who thinks Die Hard is the action to end all action films, but this is a very well done edit by Sinbad....
Mulholland Drive is one of my favourite films and is easily one of the greatest films ever made, so the fact it was originally a rejected TV pilot is one...
Harmonica: As a massive fan of the Once Upon A Time in the West, Sergio Leone and spaghetti westerns in general, this was a really fun watch. The removal of...
The definitive version of Kill Bill until Tarantino and Miramax decide they want to make a ton of money.
Spectacular.
A technically flawless extended cut of a great film. Obviously some of the deleted scenes are in noticeably bad quality, but that's not on the editor.
Wow, I didn't expect this to work that well, but I'm glad I was wrong, this was absolutely phenomenal. Some of the transitions between the two films were ingenious....
As someone who loves the original, this edit couldn't be better.
Would probably give this a slight edge over HAL9000's edit of ep III as this has the Yoda Palpatine fight. Again this didn't feel like a fanedit at all and...
Pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed this, it didn't feel like a fanedit at all.
Technically Flawless and better than the theatrical cut, but I preferred HAL900's edit.
Want to watch Blade Runner, but you either only have 1 hour and 15 minutes or are someone who finds the official versions of the film boring? You're in luck,...
What TMBTM has done with this edit, editing The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi into a single 2 hour 15 minute film with a completely coherent narrative...
Brilliant.
Enjoyed some of the added scenes, but too many cuts for me as I really like the theatrical cut. That being said, HAL9000 has was once again improved on the...
Improves the biggest weak point of the theatrical cut: Anakin is not more likeable, but less dislikeable and his relationship with Padme feels more natural with the removal of some...
The pacing at the start was a bit weird. but I didn't miss any of the underwater scenes or Jar Jar's antics. Definitely an improvement over the theatrical cut....