Star Wars: and now for something completely different

[pendell]

Imagine that you took Episode IV and sliced it up into 15-second segments.

Imagine that you then put out an internet signup sheet so that anyone who wanted to could sign up for a segment. That person would then get it in film format SOMEHOW, whether graphics modeling or animation or live-action.

Now imagine you pasted all these together into one continuous two hour movie.

What would it look like?

Imagine no more (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ezeYJUz-84&feature=player_embedded). But bring brain bleach.

Respectfully,

Brian P.

[Yora]

This took really quite a lot of time. I think I've heard of this some years ago.

Lol, it's blocked in Germany. Anyone a link that isn't youtube?

[factotum]

Not sure I could stand sitting down and watching the full 2 hours, but the first five minutes were amusing enough--especially the cardboard Star Destroyer!

[Comet]

Best bit after 49 minutes and 55 seconds.

[Gwyn chan 'r Gwyll]

I dunno, I liked the bits where Solo was an old Civil War army veteran, and it was filmed like a Western.

About an hour in, and it's pretty damn brilliant surprisingly often.

[Nibleswick]

I saw that the other day, and it is rather amazing. I was amazed at Star Warzy (Swarzy in some part of the internet) it felt. To me it was almost like watching Star Wars for the first time again. I suspect that it's because everyone who worked on it really loves Star Wars, and you can see it in what they do with their little segments.

[Seppl]

Lol, it's blocked in Germany. Anyone a link that isn't youtube?
It's also on vimeo:
http://vimeo.com/34948855