Star Wars Fans Use Legos, Paper Bags to Recreate Original Movie
What happens when you combine teapots, hamburgers and the pop artist Seal? You get, quite possibly, the best fan-made remake of Star Wars ever.
Star Wars Uncut began as a simple homage, with a site encouraging fans to produce a 15 second clip of one of the 472 scenes from the original movie, preserving only the audio. 902 Jedis, Siths and Padawans answered the call, and the result is a stunning display of ingenuity, creativity and wackiness. I don't want to give too much away and, frankly, I really wouldn't know where to begin, so just do yourself a favor and check out the trailer below.
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The entire film will be screened in Copenhagen at the CPHIX festival on April 19th, and there are also promises of screenings in NYC. What does one have to do to get a screening in North Carolina? Seriously!
Entertainment Geekly [http://starwarsuncut.com/]
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What happens when you combine teapots, hamburgers and the pop artist Seal? You get, quite possibly, the best fan-made remake of Star Wars ever.
Star Wars Uncut began as a simple homage, with a site encouraging fans to produce a 15 second clip of one of the 472 scenes from the original movie, preserving only the audio. 902 Jedis, Siths and Padawans answered the call, and the result is a stunning display of ingenuity, creativity and wackiness. I don't want to give too much away and, frankly, I really wouldn't know where to begin, so just do yourself a favor and check out the trailer below.
[vimeo=10821312]
The entire film will be screened in Copenhagen at the CPHIX festival on April 19th, and there are also promises of screenings in NYC. What does one have to do to get a screening in North Carolina? Seriously!
Entertainment Geekly [http://starwarsuncut.com/]
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