This is EDUTAINMENT!!!
An educational parody film by Max Landis, Produced by Bryan Basham Starring Elden Henson, Elijah Wood, Mandy Moore, Morgan Krantz and many more.
Star Wars really has become bigger than anything that George Lucas could have imagined. The prequels were certainly proof of that. Want to see something cool? Check out some Star Wars Ninjas!
‘Jedi Ninjas’ a Team2X production. Directed by James Mark and Justin Lovell. Concept & produced by James Mark and Yung Lee (GakAttack). Action Designed by and Featuring Team2x. Visual FX by Yung Lee (GakAttack)
Jedi Ninjas was developed as a passion project to recreate the current style of Star Wars action seen in video games into live action. This style often combines elements of Force powers with the use lightsaber combat. As there are no upcoming live action Star Wars movies to this date, this was a project to make many of the fans’ dreams into a reality.
Team2X is a professional stunt team that has a vast experience in the Hollywood film industry. With their unique talent in creating mind blowing fight sequences and GakAttack’s passion for combining Visual FX with Martial Arts action. Jedi Ninjas became the result of this collaboration.
Holly Krap! (spelled with a ‘K’)
New Line Cinema is actually listening to fans and see the value of rebooting its Mortal Kombat movie franchise, with Mortal Kombat: Legacy director Kevin Tancharoen who used a budget of only $7,500 to design a “calling card” for a full-length feature to demonstrate what he could do with the property. “This is my take on what I would want to do with Mortal Kombat, I would love it if Warner Bros. wanted to do it this way. But I was so passionate about doing this, that I just had to pick up the camera and do it.”
The eight-minute Mortal Kombat: Rebirth caught the attention of Warner Bros. executives, who got Tancharoen to make the 10-episode Legacy web series.
Now it looks like he will reteam the director with Rebirth writer Oren Uziel. Congrats Kevin!
Captain America had arguably one of the greatest 1st half’s of any Superhero film out there. But there was some obvious problems with the final act. Here is how HISHE.com suggests it should have ended.
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