This true fanedit condenses the X-Men movies to one long lasting action ride: less childish humor, a lot less repetitious exposition, more violence, more character depth for highly increased tension.

This fanedit is supposed to be the best version of Superman II ever made, with an emphasis on the “Donner” vision, using only the best and “completed” scenes…no workprint footage, no deleted scenes, a film that would reasonably be in theaters and be the followup to Superman: The Movie… also to fix all the technical mistakes, bad FX (Donner), bad editing, and lame corniness of the original Superman II.

This edit keeps the focus on the .38 by removing a few subplots and changing the schmaltzy tacked on ‘twist’ ending to something more plausible. It makes Joe a criminal and better fits his actions and attitude throughout the film.

This is a heavily edited version of THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH. All the bloat is removed, turning it into a leaner, meaner, badder Bond film.

This edit is intended to satisfy fans who weren’t happy with the film. It’s still not 100% faithful to the book, but it’s as close as it’s going to get.

This fanedit combines John Carpenter’s Halloween and the sequel Halloween II into one “epic” film. Several scenes have been removed to make the entire movie flow smoothly and more realistically, keeping it centered on Myers quest to locate and kill Laurie Strode.

Inspired by the music-only version of the Star Wars saga by Adigitalman this is a music & sound effects version of LOTR (with some narration/dialogue thrown in for good measure) in honor of Howard Shore’s impressive score.

This fanedit improves on the original movie by removing the annoying interview scenes and by adding in some of the deleted scenes.

The final chapter of the Star Wars prequels is re-imagined as a serious tragedy where events conspire to push Anakin Skywalker to the brink where he must choose between the Jedi, who distrust him, and Chancellor Palpatine who offers him hope for Padme’s survival. No scene has been left untouched. Entire sequences of the film have been rearranged for maximum impact.

Right after the famous “The Phantom Edit” came out, another edit of “The Phantom Menace” surfaced, called “The Phantom Re-Edit”, also known as “The Phantom Edit 1.2″ or “The New York Version”.

It was remastered by Magnoliafan. This is a far more extensive edit of the original movie, making Jar Jar into a Jedi-like Sage, maturing up all of the Gungans and tons of minor cuts, edits and changes to pacing throughout.

This fanedit creates a true monster movie out of the original CLOVERFIELD and leaves out as much of the “love story” as possible. With a lot faster pacing this is a straight to the point action/horror movie.

This adds a little more to the special edition release to be more in line with the famous extended TV version. 5 extra minutes are included.

This fanedit combines the best aspects from other TPM fanedits along with the faneditor’s own concepts/edits to create a definitive version of “The Phantom Menace”.

This SW Eps 1 fanedit takes from all so well known fanedits the best and combines these ideas to one great watching experience.

This is an old looking, dusty version of the Star Wars Original Trilogy saga. No voices, but dialogue cards, no sound effects, but only John Williams music.

The third of a six-part edit made to bring Peter Jackson’s adaptations of “The Lord of the Rings” as close as possible to the original book by J.R.R. Tolkien, this covers the first half of “The Two Towers”.

This is another extended cut of Blade Runner, much like ADM’s version but with a few notable differences such as the opening sequence, the placement of the deleted cityscape establishing shots and the use of music cues. It also includes one deleted shot not present in ADM’s version.

This is a fanedit the combines elements from American Psycho, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Machinist into one cohesive story.