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Star Wars: Uncut

Christy
Monday
12:21 pm

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What happens when you split Star Wars up into fifteen minute sections and let the fans re-film them any way they want?  You get Star Wars: Uncut.  The question is, which 15 seconds would you want to re-make?  All 473 scenes have been claimed and the film is 55% complete.  In fact, I think they showed the non-completed version at this weeks Long BeachComic Con.  The trailer makes me happy.  Though I wonder if I would start to get annoyed after 60 minutes or so?  We shall see.  When it’s completed, I’ll watch it an let you know.  On a side note, after re-watching the Star Wars: Uncut trailer I was reminded of how epic the musical score is.  Seriously, it almost brought tears to my geek girl eyes.

Reader Comments

I’m glad you posted this Christy! I did a post about this a couple of months ago, but it seemed to get lost in the weekend dead zone.

I was really happy to see that the clip from the scene I contributed plays for a second at the 1:39 mark on the trailer. It’s the cartoon image of Han Solo with a real mouth.

#1 
Written By Blain on October 5th, 2009 @ 2:46 pm

No wonder it seemed familiar when I heard about it. Hahah!

Yay, I’m going to go back and re-watch the clip to see your submission.

#2 
Written By Christy on October 5th, 2009 @ 3:29 pm

Here’s the full scene:

Star Wars Uncut – Scene 252 from Blain Hefner on Vimeo.

#3 
Written By Blain on October 5th, 2009 @ 3:43 pm

I live in constant fear I will blog about something previously mentioned on the site.

#4 
Written By Autumn on October 5th, 2009 @ 4:07 pm

Yay, Blain! Somebody (else), get that guy a raise!

#5 
Written By Josh on October 5th, 2009 @ 6:19 pm

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