STAR WARS "REVELATIONS" - a MUST Watch Fan Film

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Set shortly after the events of STAR WARS Episode III : Revenge Of The Sith and before Episode IV : A NEW HOPE, this INCREDIBLY MADE STAR WARS Fan Film produced at a fraction of Unca Georgie Lucas's LFL mega budget, yet packs the same wollap LFL's Mega Million Blockbuster.

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STAR WARS "REVELATIONS" as reviewed in slate.msn.com/id/2117760/#ContinueArticle

Here is an extract of this on-line review,

May the Force Be With You, and You, and You ...
Why fans make better Star Wars movies than George Lucas

By Clive Thompson
Posted Friday, April 29, 2005, at 1:11 PM PT

Good news, Star Wars buffs. There's a new movie out this spring—and it isn't by George Lucas. The 40-minute, fan-made Star Wars Revelations cost a mere $20,000. It's also just as good as—and often quite better than—the cringe-inducing Star Wars movies of recent years. Indeed, it's so artistically successful that it suggests a radical idea: Maybe Lucas should step aside and let the fans take over.

Our most cherished sci-fi franchises are in a creative trough. Lucas' movies have spiraled into unwatchability; Paramount has so exhausted its ideas for Star Trek that it's folding up its tent and going home. The fans, in contrast, still give a damn: The director of Revelations, Shane Felux, is clearly more knowledgeable about the strengths and weaknesses of the material than Lucas himself. Felux's movie retains the funky vibe of the original Star Wars, down to the kitschy, '70s-style wipes, the obligatory scene in an alien bar, and Darth Vader's throat-choking technique. Better yet, it jettisons Lucas' most loathed innovations—neither Jar Jar Binks nor any Ewoks make an appearance. Fans may be pointy-headed and obsessed with useless trivia, but they have excellent bullShit detectors.

The fans can also give Industrial Light and Magic a run for its money. When it comes to special effects, Revelations is nothing short of astonishing. Early on, there's a jaw-dropping chase scene in which the heroes' ship darts like a nimble fish through a cluttered space-yard, a fleet of TIE fighters in hot pursuit. Later, a stunning attack on an Empire Destroyer left me laughing in sheer surprise.





I kid you not, but this sample image is a screen still from STAR WARS "REVELATIONS"

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