RustyMillenial1587

Watched them very recently and was impressed. My only complaint about the AI images generated is that they didn’t utilize star wars creatures and aliens in the background to make it feel more like the real thing. I don’t know how AI works so maybe that would have been asking too much of it at this point. It’s only a matter of time before fans use this technology to create video sequences that look like they’re from a $200 million franchise film.

I saw a long interview he did with Midnight’s Edge on this situation and his thoughts on Disney Star Wars in general. I just got Splinter Of the Mind’s Eye in the mail but it is a royally old copy so Disney doesn’t get pennies.

These were the answers to my prayers! I thought it was a waste not to use Drew Struzan’s artwork on the front of the steelbooks for the blu rays rather than the back, especially for the Prequels. I know he did artwork for the Original Trilogy as well around the time of the special edition or the dvd releases, but there’s no beating the original poster art from when those classics came out regardless. Expertly crafted bro!

I’ve watched your 3 edits of the prequel films and I have to say job well done. You did a great job of tightening the scenes, and you avoided the issues that usually come with these edits of awkward cuts and jarring sound and music changes. I noticed you seemed to be able to recreate the exact same version of the Franklin Gothic subtitle fonts for the alien languages.

I’ve tried looking for that version online for my own personal edits, but it seems to be hard to come by.