I’m looking for a titanic fan edit that contains all the deleted scenes but with the original ending.

I don"t complain to the look on this version, but it would be more interesting to see Deadpool from X-Men origins Wolverine but having a comic accurate look, just like character is. I suggest at least changing the torso color to red and put the Deadpool mask face on it, in different possition views then he moves.

Looking for storage options i found Blomp which claims 40g of free space. Has anyone tried Blomp? If so is it any good?

The edit will focus on bringing the film closer to the originals, making its story more serious and revamping its visual style.

Hello, I finnaly got a blue ray burner to get some of my favorite fan edits on discs finally. I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for software, I was looking into Yuhan but I don’t wanna buy anything until I get some advice. Thank you!

Hola, chicas (and chicos)!

Later this year, Michael Mann will be officially releasing the "Final Cut" of his 2006 adaptation of the legendary TV show... but this is not the first time a "Final Cut" has been theorized. The (very fun!) Miami Nice podcast from One Heat Minute productions proposed, way back in 2020, a hypothetical "perfect fusion" of the Theatrical Cut and the "Director's Cut," laying out a recipe for anyone who had the time and the wherewithal to try putting it together.

Well, "The Miami Nice Cut" is what I cooked up with that recipe! It's been out for some time now, and shared among those who have learned to fiend for mojitos in the meantime. If you want to know a little bit more about what exactly went into it, the granular details are available in this linked post from when I dropped the edit a couple years ago!

The trailer above was only recently completed in honor of the movie's 20th anniversary, and if you're thinking about throwing Vice '06 on and taking it to the limit one more time before seeing Mann's final statement later this year, give the trailer a peek! And if your curiosity is piqued, all the info on how to see more is in the trailer's description at YouTube.

it's a fan edit that combines tpm with aotc as parallel stories. seems great but he won't respond to my dms ):

NEW FAN EDIT AVAILABLE!

TRT - 1 Hr 55 Min

JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED: GODS AND MONSTERS

A machine with the power of a god. A monster cursed by the forces of magic. This 2-hour epic follows the parallel lifecycles of Amazo and Solomon Grundy as they push the Justice League to their absolute limits, culminating in a catastrophic clash that will change the league forever.

Featuring the episodes "Tabula Rasa" Parts 1 & 2 (Justice League), "The Terror Beyond" Parts 1 & 2 (Justice League), and "The Return" (Justice League Unlimited), concluding with "Wake the Dead" (Justice League Unlimited). Minor trims throughout to create a cohesive viewing experience.

Please send a DM for a link.

*Also available - JLU: THE CADMUS CONSPIRACY and JLU: THE SECRET SOCIETY

Hey guys I’m trying to work on some edits with background music. I’m aware that it’s tough to separate the dialogue if it wasn’t recorded in 5:1 surround sound. I’m just wondering what methods/resources yall would recommend for that type of job to at least attempt to make the project more cohesive when it comes to music and dialogue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

For context the edit I’m doing is of CW’s The Flash. There’s a bunch of scenes with background music that I’d just like to get the raw dialogue from if possible.

Original Movie/Show Title:
Sonic The Hedgehog
Genre:
Action
Adventure
Comedy
Fanedit Type:
Extended edition
Original Release Date:
2020
Original Running Time:
98 minutes
Fanedit Release Date:
November 2026
Fanedit Running Time:
111 minutes
Time Cut:
0 minutes
Time Added:
13 minutes
Subtitles Available:
No

Synopsis
“Sonic The Hedgehog: The Complete Zone” is an extended cut of the 2020 live-action film adding deleted scenes and expanding Sonic's origins on earth, and more, including a new soundtrack.

Intention
The original movie was good but I wanted a definitive edition including deleted scenes, and a soundtrack of the original sonic the hedgehog game.

Other sources
Sonic The Hedgehog (1991) Official Soundtrack
Sonic 30th Anniversary Symphony
Sonic Around The World In 80 Seconds
Special Features - Sonic Deleted Scenes
Sonic 35th Anniversary intro
Sega eye outro

Cuts and Additions
Added Sonic 35th Anniversary Intro at the beginning
Added Green Hill Zone from Sonic The Hedgehog (1991) after friends by hyper potion
Extended The baby sonic intro scene
Extended Crazy Carl Encountering the blue blur scene
Extended The bar scene
Added Special Stage from Sonic The Hedgehog (1991)
Added Extra Life from Sonic The Hedgehog (1991)
Added Act Clear from Sonic The Hedgehog (1991)
Restored Tom giving sonic keys scene
Added Boss from Sonic The Hedgehog (1991)
Added Boss From Sonic 1 Medley 30th Anniversary Symphony
Added Green Hill Zone From Sonic 1 Medley 30th Anniversary Symphony
Added Sonic Around The World In 80 Seconds
Cut sonic 1 tails post credit scene
Added Sonic 2 tails instead of sonic 1 post credit tails
Restored Wade on the phone with Rachel scene
Added the Sega eye Outro

Sorry that the cover sucks I just had 0 ideas and suck at making stuff.

Original Running Time 99 mins

Fanedit Running Time 95 mins

7 mins added.

11 mins removed.

Requested Fanedit

Recut shot by shot

After finally finishing my Escape From L.A. someone asked about me doing the prequel. So here it is.

I adore this movie, I have loved the character of Snake since I first bought a vhs of this movie at a boot fair. With John Carpenters dark enticing synthetic score, gorgeous compositions, and a bunch of interesting acted and written characters this a great cult slow burn post apocalypse 80s action classic, but for some its a bit to slow. On rewatches it has been a slower watch than when I first saw it, and some of the sound work & edits are not as on point as other Carpenter classics, so I was happy to carve something shot by shot to have tidier edits, and a tighter pace while keeping the atmosphere of the original. After about 5 hours, it was ready for sound tweaks, and I really like the results. Maybe you might too. The deleted intro is also reattached, recut and I used a track off the soundtrack over a section of the sequence..

What is a sensical cut?

The aim is to make a more serious or tightened fun adult version of the movie

(Or comedy cut. Depends on the movie.)

Recut shot by shot to tighten everything up and give the film its own flow

Remove padding & what doesn't work for me.

Deleted footage added if it works in my cut. If available at the time.

Rework the sound.

Often put unused footage at the end of the movie.

All Thriller. No Filler.

A four-movie collection being released early next week through the end of the month.

The Less Extended series selectively edits or removes scenes and moments that detract from the characters, exceedingly break Tolkien lore, or simply haven't stood the test of time. An earlier version of this edit series took on the LotR trilogy over 4 years ago. But this updated release improves on those edits in every way. Vastly superior audio and visuals. More ambitious changes. And finally a cut of The Hobbit that doesn't treat the story as a prequel!

Two file options (both SDR with full subtitles and 7.1 AAC audio):

Upscaled 4K 10-bit h265 with lossless Dolby TrueHD 7.1 audio at 30 to 35gb

HD h264 at 6 to 7gb (for compatibility and a smaller download)

Regarding color, for three of the films, I was able to take the extended editions of the 2020s remastered Blu Ray and the release from a decade prior (Fellowship is a special case, detailed below). This allowed me to pick and choose the visual presentation scene by scene and occasionally shot by shot. Flashbacks in particular were significantly altered in the remaster, so those have all been reverted to the original release's color, as well as scenes with heavy compositing (to hide some of the effects). But overall, the remastered visuals are a welcome improvement to clarity and contrast, especially in recovering detail blown out in the original Blu Ray.

Regarding sound, I took the lossless DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 track and converted it to eight channels of 24-bit uncompressed LPCM audio. Once editing was complete, the 7.1 channel output was compressed with Dolby Media Encoder into a TrueHD MLP file, maintaining lossless quality from start to finish. An additional 7.1 AAC track was created for compatibility and smaller download size with the HD version.

Why no HDR? Two reasons. First, the official 4k versions are notorious for stripping away a lot of grain and detail along with it. While they can look impressive in their own way, I didn't see them as a good starting point. Second, and more importantly, with mixing the footage from multiple color grades (most use two, Fellowship uses scenes from three distinct versions of the Blu Ray) it wasn't realistic to limit the edit to only 4k HDR material.

The Hobbit (Significantly Less Extended Edition) - 4 hours and 4 minutes

This is not a prequel. The intent of this edit is to offer a completely self-contained and book accurate story that can also be watched before the Lord of the Rings trilogy. I've seen several of the most well-regarded edits of The Hobbit and, while all are commendable, there were always inclusions or exclusions that didn't work for me. I'm a 10+ year fan editor, with several 3-to-1 edits under my belt and multiple series to film / miniseries edits as well. I know how to condense a large narrative without losing the character and plot essentials, while finding creative ways to trim any fat. This is the version I always wanted, at the quality I wanted.

Here's how I removed the ballista from Bard's confrontation with Smaug (spoiler):

https://youtu.be/9MT7E-UrOUw

The Fellowship of the Ring (Slightly Less Extended Edition) - 3 hours and 26 minutes

While it received the fewest edits, it was surely equal in work. Because all official releases of Fellowship of the Ring are flawed, I created a custom color grade for much of the runtime. Particularly in Hobbiton and Rivendell, warmth and saturation are brought back while holding onto the improved sharpness and skin tones of the remaster. Contrast was also improved during nighttime and underground scenes.

Comparison between my color grade, the remastered Blu Ray and the original theatrical Blu Ray:

https://youtu.be/PW7YAdZcIIs

The Two Towers (Slightly Less Extended Edition) - 3 hours and 32 minutes

No elves at Helm's Deep! Frodo doesn't offer the ring to the flying Ring Wraith! In addition to over a dozen other small changes.

See how I handled Frodo's iconic scene with the Fell Beast (small spoiler):

https://youtu.be/wLY5m7MQbPw

The Return of the King (Slightly Less Extended Edition) - 3 hours and 58 minutes

Sam no longer abandons Frodo (though Frodo now ditches Sam while he sleeps)! The army of the dead is now somewhat book accurate and doesn't go to Pelennor Fields! These and over 20 additional edits to tighten the longest of the Lord of the Rings films.

Here's how I kept their confrontation but removed the Witch King shattering Gandalf's staff (small spoiler):

https://youtu.be/lEgHIZOmads

It would be great if there was a fan edit of Planes, Trains and Automobiles with that food scene on the plane added back in. I know there is an edit with the not the best quality deleted scenes from the 4k release, but I don’t want that. All I am looking for is an edit with the one scene added back in. I have the movie on 4k Blu-ray, but I don’t have a disk drive or a computer to this. I use an iPad as my computer. It would be great to watch it this month.

Hi everyone! I’ve been developing an idea for a fairly ambitious Marvel fan edit, and I’d love to get some feedback from other editors.

Instead of pretending Avengers: The Kang Dynasty never existed after Marvel pivoted it toward Doomsday, I’d like to try to reconstruct my own feature-length version of the cancelled film and make it work as a genuine bridge into Avengers: Doomsday.

The goal would be a roughly 2h–2h20 movie using existing MCU footage, deleted scenes, carefully repurposed dialogue, and a limited amount of newly created material where absolutely necessary.

The main sources would be:

• Loki Seasons 1 and 2

• Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

• Shang-Chi

• Ms. Marvel / The Marvels

• Wakanda Forever

• Brave New World

• other post-Endgame MCU material where useful

The basic idea:

He Who Remains’ explanation of the original Multiversal War would work as the prologue.

After the exiled Kang is defeated in Quantumania, the Council of Kangs becomes the real threat.

Meanwhile, Loki, Mobius, Sylvie, O.B. and the TVA form a parallel storyline. Victor Timely would become especially important because the TVA needs a Kang variant to understand the technology threatening the timelines.

The Avengers storyline would focus on the newer generation of heroes — Sam Wilson, Scott Lang, Shang-Chi, Shuri, etc. Scott would be particularly important because he is one of the only Avengers who has actually fought Kang.

I’d also like to incorporate the abandoned Young Avengers idea: Kamala, Kate, Cassie, Billy and possibly America Chavez defeating what they think is an extremely dangerous Kang variant… only to discover that he was basically small fry compared with the Council.

One of the biggest things I want to do is reuse Loki and Sylvie dialogue rather than generate lots of fake conversations.

Their argument about free will vs. controlling the timeline would become one of the movie’s main themes.

Near the climax, the Avengers would be fighting the Kang Dynasty while the TVA is simultaneously collapsing.

Victor Timely fails to repair the Loom.

Loki keeps trying to find another solution.

His conversation with Sylvie finally makes him realise that saving reality cannot mean replacing He Who Remains with another dictator.

Then we use the ending of Loki Season 2:

Loki destroys the Temporal Loom.

The timelines begin dying.

He gathers them together.

Yggdrasil is born.

The Avengers defeat the remaining Kang forces at roughly the same time.

For a moment, it looks like everybody has won.

And then comes the twist:

By freeing the Multiverse instead of forcing everything into one Sacred Timeline, countless universes now coexist freely.

And they begin colliding.

Incursions.

The TVA starts detecting them.

One becomes ten.

Ten become hundreds.

The Multiverse is still dying — just for a completely different reason.

And that is where Doom enters.

I don’t want Doom to simply replace Kang because Marvel changed villains in real life.

Within the fan edit, Doom would have been watching the entire conflict.

The Kangs wanted to control every timeline.

Loki gave every timeline the freedom to exist.

Doom sees the resulting incursions and concludes that not every universe can be saved.

The post-credits sequence would potentially involve the ruined Kang Coliseum, followed by Doom entering the space left behind by the Council.

That would lead directly into:

AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY

So the overall chain becomes:

He Who Remains

→ Multiverse opens

→ Kang variants emerge

→ Quantumania

→ Council of Kangs

→ The Kang Dynasty

→ Avengers defeat the Dynasty

→ Loki creates Yggdrasil

→ Incursions begin

→ Doom enters

→ Doomsday

→ Secret Wars

I’m particularly interested in ideas for:

• clever ways of repurposing existing footage

• scenes from other MCU projects that could convincingly become part of an Avengers-scale conflict

• good dialogue that could be reused out of context

• VFX/editing tricks for making different movies look like they belong to one film

• how much newly generated material you think could be used before it becomes distracting

• any deleted scenes or obscure MCU material that might be useful

I’m taking inspiration from projects that reconstruct or reinterpret “unmade” versions of movies/TV stories rather than simply making a shorter cut.

Would you watch something like this?

And if you were building The Kang Dynasty out of existing MCU footage, what would you absolutely include?

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I’d like to share a clip I edited from the 1979 film Alien, featuring a soundtrack different from the original score. Beyond selecting the scenes and imagery, the most challenging part was the pacing and syncing the cuts with the music.

I hope you enjoy it! ;)

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I'm wondering; what are some TV Shows that are just too long/too boring to watch the original but with a trimmed fan edit are worth it?

So far I'm thinking now of The Walking Dead, The Rings of Power and Obi-Wan.

Do you have any other recommendations for such fan edits?

Thanks!

To celebrate another Friday the 13th, I've made an edit I know Horror fans will love. I've combined Friday the 13th Parts 2-4 to form a trilogy I know you'll enjoy, with permission from u/FemmeOutsideSociety to let me use two of the edits made by u/FemmeOutsideSociety of Friday the 13th Parts 2 and 4 featuring all the slashed scenes from those films. And sorry no, Friday the 13th Part 3 isn't in 3D.

Ch Ch Ch... Ha Ha Ha!

An actor I've come to respect, Stacy Keach as passed away. Batman fans will know him as the voice Andrea Beaumont's father, Carl and The Phantasm in the unforgettable Batman animated film, "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm". I've made some fan edits of movies with Stacy Keach in them, my first fan edit I posted on here was my own animated Batman Origin movie, Batman: Early Years & Dark Reunions, The Ninth Configuration: The Reconfigured Cut, and Cheech & Chong's Up In Smoke: The Extra Smoky Cut. So if you're a fan of Stacy Keach or you're interested in his work check out some of his movies I've edited, or someone else has edited as well, and his TV show where he plays a Private Detective, Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer. RIP Stacy Keach :(

Yellowjackets: The Wilderness Cut

The show Yellowjackets follows two timelines: a girl's soccer team crash landing and surviving in the Canadian mountains, and the past catching up with the survivors twenty-five years later. The first “teen timeline” is incredibly beloved by the fandom, while the “adult timeline” is… Controversial.

The Wilderness Cut is a fancut that removes the entire adult timeline from the show, (mostly) seamlessly stringing the teen timeline together in one unbroken story.

Yellowjackets is my all time favourite show, so it's a bit weird to be making a fancut that cuts out over half of it. Ultimately, this edit is not made out of distaste for the adult timeline - despite its many flaws, I believe there's a lot to enjoy - but out of love for the teen timeline, and a desire to see it play out without having to rewatch the adult parts. I don't intend it as a replacement for watching the show, but a new way for fans to experience it all over again.

The first three seasons of the show have been completed, currently totalling fourteen episodes running from 50-90 minutes. Each fancut episode consists of the teen timeline portions of two or three regular episodes, and are presented in 1080p with stereo 5.1 sound. The files are each around 3.3GBs per hour, with the entire edit currently sitting at 43.6GB. If anyone would appreciate a lower-quality version with compressed files, let me know.

My goal with this edit was to, besides the original goal of removing the adult timeline, keep the show as close to the original as possible. Creative liberties have been kept to a minimum, only exercised when needed to make something work. Otherwise, it's just the teen timeline you know and love.

And yes - the fourth and final season will absolutely be in the works. Expect that sometime after they (hopefully) release the complete series Blu-Ray.

Source: Blu-Ray [S1-2], Digital [S3]

Original Runtime: 24hrs 40mins

Fancut Runtime: 12hrs 57mins

Season 1

• S1E1: Pilot [1:03:42, E1-2] The WHS Yellowjackets celebrate the night before their fateful flight. As the teens reel from the crash, some find hell on Earth quite becoming.

• S1E2: The Dollhouse [50:34, E3-4] The Yellowjackets set out into the wilderness in search of shelter. When a lucky break puts a roof over their heads, a new way of life is built.

• S1E3: Saints [59:08, E5-6] Love, lust, DIY surgery, and hard wilderness living are the least of the team's worries. As tensions rise and stakes grow higher, supernatural forces come to play.

• S1E4: Flight of the Bumblebee [53:04, E7-8] No roads. No phone. No chance of rescue. When the Yellowjackets mount attempts to escape, the wilderness fights back.

• S1E5: Sic Transit Gloria Mundi [58:18, E9-10] One last rager at the end of the world strips the teens of their humanity. As they wake to a new reality, old wounds open and all hope is lost.

Season 2

• S2E1: Edible Complex [54:47, E1-2] Two months into winter, the survivors cope with falling rations, low morale and the loss of a teammate. If they wish to survive, the team must decide what they believe in.

• S2E2: Digestif [50:05, E3-4] The Yellowjackets celebrate full bellies and reckon with their unforgiveable sin. As some survivors begin to unwind, others fight for authority over the group.

• S2E3: Qui [1:09:17, E5-7] Time runs out for Shauna. New arrivals at the cabin stretch the team to their limits, with some finding ugly methods of coping.

• S2E4: It Chooses [49:18, E8-9] The survivors lick their wounds after an onslaught of misery. As reality begins to set in, the team are forced to make hard choices to ensure survival.

Season 3

• S3E1: It Girl [1:12:16, E1-3] The Yellowjackets indulge in their new summer camp lifestyle, until the disappearance of a team member forces them to hunt for a dark force lurking the wilderness.

• S3E2: 12 Angry Girls And 1 Drunk Travis [1:27:47, E4-6] The Yellowjackets go to trial. A punishment of unimaginable cruelty shows one Yellowjacket that some fates are worse than death.

• S3E3: Croak [54:14, E7-8] A new arrival at camp throw the survivors into chaos. As the team weigh their options, disagreements arise and lines are drawn in the dirt.

• S3E4: Full Circle [57:38, E9-10] With their escape efforts delayed, the team regroup and search for a way out. As winter sets in and new alliances are formed, a hunt becomes a battleground.

Feel free to DM me for more information.

Just looking for some super well made (short form video) edits to tickle my fancy-i saw a bakugo one and a jinx one that were both really good and i would love to see some more good ones. any recs?

Hi, has anyone made a fan edit of Captain America and the Winter Soldier Disney+ show?