The Cantina is no place for droids, but it's a wonderful place for entertainers like Scott Aukerman and Paul F. Tompkins. Here they provide the dramatic soundtrack for the Rogue One Trailer. Thanks, DreamTyme Films!
The cycle of Star Wars trailer parodies would not be complete without a Holiday Special / Rogue One crossover. How will Chewbacca's Father, Itchy, like the new Rogue One Teaser Trailer? Watch the video by Cineflect to find out.
I have to admit, this is probably the closest I'll ever get to watching Hamilton the Musical, but I'm willing to bet a YT-1300 freighter that there are some crossover Hamilton/Star Wars fans out there. We'll find out!
IMF needs help, and Darth Blender has insurred the Rebellion is there to support them. The Mission Impossible franchise has covered just about every environment... except SPACE! This message will self-distruct with mere blaster fire.
Here comes Zapatou with another grin inducing mashup. This time it's C-3PO in his very own Mr. Roboto music video. Domo Arigato, the Maker!
There probably isn't a more effecient video on the web for capturing the danger of the dark side of The Force and those who operate from within it. Here Nick Skywalker brings together elements from all Star Wars films to capture the evil in the Star Wars universe. Our protaganists have quite a lot to go up against.
The Man Behind The Mask, brings us the sequel to The War of the Stars. In this second fan edit we find a mashup of Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. It's kinda brilliant. Now with the same gritty effects, new music, and film effects, but this time also with some new optics (read CGI compositing). It definetely tells it's own story this time. Hope you like it!
The Man Behind The Mask, responsible for a vast number of fan edits, has put together a pretty incredible achievement, a re-edit of Star Wars A New Hope using deleted scenes, new music, new footage and various film stock effects to make you wonder "what if Star Wars was released as a B-movie Grindhouse picture?". In some ways, this is how it was meant to be seen. From a certain point of view.
It's been 10 months since the release of Star Wars Wars. One of the most frequent comments I received about the work asked what types of drugs I used, others should use, or the user should use to watch/create/share Star Wars Wars. Well, it's not really up to me. However, on this particular day, I say, enjoy responsibliy. Enjoy with your favorite sextology (or trilogy) in the galaxy... All. At. Once.
Thanks for the ride,
maurcs