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This Star Wars Rogue One Fan edit focuses mainly on military Director Orson Krennic. In this 30-minute action-packed spectacle you will get all the amazing space battles, shoot-outs and action from Rogue One, but none of the boring characters like Jyn Erso, Cassian Andor, Chirrut Îmwe and Saw Gerrera. As a special treat I replaced the CGI Princess Lea and CGI Grand Moff Tarkin models with the most recent and amazing looking Deepfake versions created by SHAMOOK.
You can download “The Director” here: https://bit.ly/insertcointent
For this Star Wars fan edit I cut out huge portions of The Rise of Skywalker. I kept only the scene’s that worked for me and recut them extensively. I also recut the entire last act on Exegol and conclude the Disney trilogy with a very different more fitting ending. The end result is a short fast-moving entertaining Star Wars movie that focusses mainly on Kylo and Rey. You get everything worthwhile in TROS in under 50 minutes. This cut can be enjoyed on multiple viewings (unlike the original cut). But don’t take my word for it check it out for yourself and let me know what you think. Download The Rise of Skywalker – IC Fanedit here: https://bit.ly/insertcointent
I kept the following scenes and recut them extensively:
Opening with Kylo meeting Palpatine
Rey doing the training course
Kylo Ren board meeting
Kylo and Rey meeting in the desert
Rescuing Chewy
Kylo reveals Rey is a Palpatine
Rey on the Deathstar
Kylo and Han – I know
Rey and Luke have a little chat
Brief shot of rebels tracking rey to exegol
Rey on Exegol
RedLetterMedia's very own Harry S. Plinkett watches George Lucas's master piece Star Wars Episode IV a New Hope. Enjoy this best bits commentary compilation and as always If you like this video be sure to purchase the full thing at the RedLetterMedia Bandcamp page.
Mr Plinkett Star Wars A New Hope full commentary track available here:
https://redlettermedia.bandcamp.com/album/mr-plinketts-star-wars-episode-4-a-new-hope-commentary
Visuals from
Star Wars Episode 4 A New Hope (1977)
All rights belong to 20th Century Fox, Lucasfilm and Disney
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About this RedLetterMedia Commentary Track video:
I'm a RedLetterMedia fan who loves editing videos. I use small parts from the RedLetterMedia commentary tracks that are available on the RedLetterMedia Bandcamp. You can listen to the whole audio track on bandcamp for free, or if you choice to pay 1 dollar which I encourage everybody to do. All the editing in this video is done by me.
So far I have done 2 part videos for "The Terminator", "A Nightmare on Elm Street" "Robocop" and "Star Wars". The responses have been very positive and people really seem to enjoy them. Unfortunately on September 16th 2018 I received a mail from youtube informing me that my videos were taken down for RedLetterMedia copyright infringement. The complaint was filed by someone with the email address [email protected]
I did some research and I found out that just anybody can file a false copyright infringement complaint. Youtube will take down your video immediately. Now I'm not entirely convinced it was RLM that filed this complaint because one would suspect that they would use their official email address instead of a gmail address. There are still lot's of similar rlm commentary videos on YouTube. You would expect them too take those down too but that did not happen. As you can probably imagine these types of videos take a long time to edit so to have them taken down was really disappointing.
Someone suggested I could just give the videos to RLM I thought about this and I actually wouldn't mind as long as people get to see and enjoy them I don't care if it's on my channel our on the RLM channel. I put all the videos I have done so far in my Google drive and shared the folder with RedLetterMedia. They can use my videos for promotion whenever they want to.
I have had a lot of people asking me in the comment section about bringing back the RLM commentary videos by uploading them to another platform. Since there is no way for me to tell if the copyright claim came from RLM and they don't respond to my emails I have decided to upload some of my old videos here.
RedLetterMedia's Mike, Rich, and Jay watch Wes Craven's hit film "A Nightmare On Elm Street"!
https://redlettermedia.bandcamp.com/track/a-nightmare-on-elm-street-commentary-track
Visuals from
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
All rights belong to New Line Cinema
Music used in this video:
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) Soundtrack
Home Alone (1990) Soundtrack
Hail Mary - Makaveli
Damien - Dmx
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About this RedLetterMedia Commentary Track video:
I'm a RedLetterMedia fan who loves editing videos. I use small parts from the RedLetterMedia commentary tracks that are available on the RedLetterMedia Bandcamp. You can listen to the whole audio track on bandcamp for free, or if you choice to pay 1 dollar which I encourage everybody to do. All the editing in this video is done by me.
So far I have done 2 part videos for "The Terminator", "A Nightmare on Elm Street" "Robocop" and "Star Wars". The responses have been very positive and people really seem to enjoy them. Unfortunately on September 16th 2018 I received a mail from youtube informing me that my videos were taken down for RedLetterMedia copyright infringement. The complaint was filed by someone with the email address [email protected]
I did some research and I found out that just anybody can file a false copyright infringement complaint. Youtube will take down your video immediately. Now I'm not entirely convinced it was RLM that filed this complaint because one would suspect that they would use their official email address instead of a gmail address. There are still lot's of similar rlm commentary videos on YouTube. You would expect them too take those down too but that did not happen. As you can probably imagine these types of videos take a long time to edit so to have them taken down was really disappointing.
Someone suggested I could just give the videos to RLM I thought about this and I actually wouldn't mind as long as people get to see and enjoy them I don't care if it's on my channel our on the RLM channel. I put all the videos I have done so far in my Google drive and shared the folder with RedLetterMedia. They can use my videos for promotion whenever they want to.
I have had a lot of people asking me in the comment section about bringing back the RLM commentary videos by uploading them to another platform. Since there is no way for me to tell if the copyright claim came from RLM and they don't respond to my emails I have decided to upload some of my old videos here.
RedLetterMedia's Rich, Mike, and Jay watch James Cameron's arguably best movie "The Terminator." Enjoy this compilation of some of the best moments. If you like this video be sure to purchase the full thing at the RedLetterMedia Bandcamp page.
Full commentary track available at:
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Visuals from
The Terminator (1984) / Terminator 2 (1991)
All rights belong to Orion Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Music used in this video:
The Terminator Theme (1984) composed by Brad Fiedel performed by Hugo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIRQQjVYQ78
Jay-Z - the Dynasty intro
Rick Ross - Hustlin
Cam'ron - Welcome to New York City
The Terminator Theme (1984) composed by Brad Fiedel performed by Scott Ampleford: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4rqxqy7IBE
Terminator Love Scene - Brad Fiedel performed by Noud van Harskamp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijoqMxAl354
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About this RedLetterMedia Commentary Track video:
I'm a RedLetterMedia fan who loves editing videos. I use small parts from the RedLetterMedia commentary tracks that are available on the RedLetterMedia Bandcamp. You can listen to the whole audio track on bandcamp for free, or if you choice to pay 1 dollar which I encourage everybody to do. All the editing in this video is done by me.
So far I have done 2 part videos for "The Terminator", "A Nightmare on Elm Street" "Robocop" and "Star Wars". The responses have been very positive and people really seem to enjoy them. Unfortunately on September 16th 2018 I received a mail from youtube informing me that my videos were taken down for RedLetterMedia copyright infringement. The complaint was filed by someone with the email address [email protected]
I did some research and I found out that just anybody can file a false copyright infringement complaint. Youtube will take down your video immediately. Now I'm not entirely convinced it was RLM that filed this complaint because one would suspect that they would use their official email address instead of a gmail address. There are still lot's of similar rlm commentary videos on YouTube. You would expect them too take those down too but that did not happen. As you can probably imagine these types of videos take a long time to edit so to have them taken down was really disappointing.
Someone suggested I could just give the videos to RLM I thought about this and I actually wouldn't mind as long as people get to see and enjoy them I don't care if it's on my channel our on the RLM channel. I put all the videos I have done so far in my Google drive and shared the folder with RedLetterMedia. They can use my videos for promotion whenever they want to.
I have had a lot of people asking me in the comment section about bringing back the RLM commentary videos by uploading them to another platform. Since there is no way for me to tell if the copyright claim came from RLM and they don't respond to my emails I have decided to upload some of my old videos here.
RedLetterMedia's Mike, Rich and Jay watch one of the greatest movies of all time ROBOCOP! Enjoy this epic commentarty! "Bitches Leave" -Clarence Boddicker
Full commentary track available at:
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"I'll buy that for a dollar!!!"
Visuals from
Robocop (1987)
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About this RedLetterMedia Commentary Track video:
I'm a RedLetterMedia fan who loves editing videos. I use small parts from the RedLetterMedia commentary tracks that are available on the RedLetterMedia Bandcamp. You can listen to the whole audio track on bandcamp for free, or if you choice to pay 1 dollar which I encourage everybody to do. All the editing in this video is done by me.
So far I have done 2 part videos for "The Terminator", "A Nightmare on Elm Street" "Robocop" and "Star Wars". The responses have been very positive and people really seem to enjoy them. Unfortunately on September 16th 2018 I received a mail from youtube informing me that my videos were taken down for RedLetterMedia copyright infringement. The complaint was filed by someone with the email address [email protected]
I did some research and I found out that just anybody can file a false copyright infringement complaint. Youtube will take down your video immediately. Now I'm not entirely convinced it was RLM that filed this complaint because one would suspect that they would use their official email address instead of a gmail address. There are still lot's of similar rlm commentary videos on YouTube. You would expect them too take those down too but that did not happen. As you can probably imagine these types of videos take a long time to edit so to have them taken down was really disappointing.
Someone suggested I could just give the videos to RLM I thought about this and I actually wouldn't mind as long as people get to see and enjoy them I don't care if it's on my channel our on the RLM channel. I put all the videos I have done so far in my Google drive and shared the folder with RedLetterMedia. They can use my videos for promotion whenever they want to.
I have had a lot of people asking me in the comment section about bringing back the RLM commentary videos by uploading them to another platform. Since there is no way for me to tell if the copyright claim came from RLM and they don't respond to my emails I have decided to upload some of my old videos here.
