I can't believe that something that should be a two minute goof on YouTube kept me highly entertained for most of its two-hour run time.

For those uninitiated, this is the the remake of Star Wars created by groups of fans, each of whom took on 15 seconds of the film. The styles and techniques are as varied as one would guess; from still drawings and highly accomplished animation, to well made parodies of other films and occasionally just some dudes wearing t-shirts who asked their dad to be Chewbacca at the last second.

Now those who haven't seen Star Wars dozens of times may not enjoy it as much as those of us who know every line and shot…

Note: I’d like to start off by saying that it’s extremely fitting that I’m writing this review on 4/20, considering that multiple times in my viewing, I wondered if this movie had actually made me high.

Have you ever wondered what would happen when you ask a vast array of Star Wars fans to recreate the very first film, fifteen seconds at a time, in any manner or style of their own choosing? Well, whether you have or haven’t, we finally have an end result in Star Wars Uncut: Director’s Cut. The idea’s conception had come into light back in 2009, yet this final product is much more engrossing than anyone could have ever imagined. What should have only worked…

Note: I’d like to start off by saying that it’s extremely fitting that I’m writing this review on 4/20, considering that multiple times in my viewing, I wondered if this movie had actually made me high.

Have you ever wondered what would happen when you ask a vast array of Star Wars fans to recreate the very first film, fifteen seconds at a time, in any manner or style of their own choosing? Well, whether you have or haven’t, we finally have an end result in Star Wars Uncut: Director’s Cut. The idea’s conception had come into light back in 2009, yet this final product is much more engrossing than anyone could have ever imagined. What should have only worked…

I can't believe that something that should be a two minute goof on YouTube kept me highly entertained for most of its two-hour run time.

For those uninitiated, this is the the remake of Star Wars created by groups of fans, each of whom took on 15 seconds of the film. The styles and techniques are as varied as one would guess; from still drawings and highly accomplished animation, to well made parodies of other films and occasionally just some dudes wearing t-shirts who asked their dad to be Chewbacca at the last second.

Now those who haven't seen Star Wars dozens of times may not enjoy it as much as those of us who know every line and shot…

This is a great showcase for online communities, something that could never be done before the internet. It brings together people from different backgrounds but share passion for this franchise. Some of these parts were very good, but again they're just not good enough to watch a 2 hour movie. I was actually interested for the first 30 mins, I wrote down some of my favorite parts (hand puppet of C3, hooded cat, homer, Antimonitor and Superboy action figures, etc...) but I couldn't finish watching it. It was just too repetitive, so much that you could easily categorize them into animations, toys (lego/action figures/etc...), live acting (usually amateur/kids). Most of them are played straight, while some are played for laughs,…