Cut off without reinforcements, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker must battle the Separatists’ forces for control of the crystalline planet of Christophsis.

A lonely cleaning robot desires to leave the rotten earth and takes the first chance he gets.

The crazy and funny adventures on a tourist space craft that gets out of control. Beware if you run out of coffee.

The depressing story of a lost and hallucinating astronaut.

A space mind trip on the evolution of evil and violence.

The crew of a spaceship is endangered by a super-computer.

This DVD contains a series of 8 short FanEdits that explore Space as it was brought to us in so many famous movies. Each short FanEdit has been created by a different FanEditor using the many Science Fiction sources available: animation, TV series and motion pictures.

This is a drastic re-edit of the THE VANISHING, George Sluizer’s US remake of his international success SPOORLOS (1988), which was a major disappointment on so many levels. This is faster, smarter, darker and does not have the happy Hollywood ending, but the original one.

This is a version of REVENGE OF THE FALLEN that is pretty similar to Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Kitten Calendar Edition, but intended to somewhat appease those who do not appreciate the comic genius that is The Twins.

This trims down the excess fat to speed up the pacing and hopefully increase the sense of urgency of REVENGE OF THE FALLEN, and help the film not drag so much. Aspects that limited the scope to such a seemingly small period of time (relative to the Transformers lifespan) were removed. There were other various poor jokes, continuity errors, geographical mistakes that were corrected as much as possible.

Trailer 3 made Terminator Salvation look like it was going to be the best Terminator film yet. It didn’t turn out that way, though. In my opinion, it was a decent film, but it could have been better. One of the main reasons for that was Marcus’ screen time.

The 2009, all-new edit of the best horror film of the 80′s marks its 25th anniversary, and features 9 minutes of restored and digitally enhanced footage, new scenes, alternate takes, longer scenes, a different soundtrack and for the very first time, Johnny Depp’s fully uncut death scene fully re-edited into the film, the SPFX of Heather Langenkamp’s blue screen footage at last ‘finalized’, as well as Craven’s original ending the way he wanted it to be seen.

The truly epic review/critique/analysis/film making educational video of the 1999 film “Star Wars: The Phantom Menace” There was so much to discuss with this film it had to be long so please don’t complain.

Modeled after the “purist edition” of TTT that has floated around for the past few years, this fan edit sets out to bring the Jackson films more in line with Tolkien’s original novel. Hopefully a version the die-hard Tolkien purists can find easier to stomach, by removing as many offending bits as possible.

Modeled after the “purist edition” of TTT that has floated around for the past few years, this fan edit sets out to bring the Jackson films more in line with Tolkien’s original novel. Hopefully a version the die-hard Tolkien purists can find easier to stomach, by removing as many offending bits as possible.

When evil invades help comes from where no one would have expected it.