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Star Wars: Revelations
Posted April 22, 2005
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Revelations is a nonprofit Star Wars Fan Film that was shot within the Northern Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC Metro Area. Panic Struck Productions set out to produce their first independent film with a very small budget and this is the result.
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Release Year: 2005
- Star: Gina Hernandez
- Star: Karen Hammang
- Star: Holland Gedney
- Star: Frank Hernandez
- Star: Shane Felux
- Director: Shane Felux
- Director of Photography: Jack Foley
- Filmmaker: Shane Felux
- Music: Chris Bouchard
- Producer: Dawn Cowings
- Writer: Dawn Cowings
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low budgeted all right!! who are you guys kiddin?
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Creative mixing but weak story line and dialogue.
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Ok, I liked it. It had very well designed production values. Granted the acting was a little stiff, but I see that in even professional films and I imagine that these folks did the best they could so I won't fault them for it. The story could have been a little stronger. I didn't get a sense of what the whole premise was gearing for or rather it didn't explain a whole lot. However, congratulations on such a well put together piece and I look forward to more you have to present.
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I liked it! The story line was alittle bit weak but never the less it's a decent short film. Keep it up man!
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This is awesome.. im not even sure what i was looking at! How low budget is this thing!? I couldnt do that around my house. nor could i get any outfits. The only thing that was poor in this was one alien... he looked like someone made him out of yams...lol I dont know what race he is, i forgot, but he has a long neck and big eyes, he looks like a hammer head shark and he was in the ball room.. he looked like crap!! lol
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I think i'm going to have to downlaod this. the quality is a bit low for a decent viewing. I like it so far though.
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Sure the acting is a bit rough but lets face it: many box office hits at tens to hundreds of millions to make, this one is A+++ #1. I have seen about 70 fan films and this one is just as much fun to watch as the Lucas films. I downloaded and made a DVD out of it - marvalous! For those whom have no concept of money, let me remind everyone this film was made for $5,000. That's it! What can you buy with 5k, not much; and yet this film was turned out. I challenge anyone judging this film harshly to watch at least 10 (not the over 50 i watched) fan films from any genre or spoof; then compare. Well done Felux.
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wow not bad
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It's okay, but as an avid Star Wars fan, I saw several SW Universe accuracy errors.
For example, when the dark lady with the huge jaw pulled out her second lightsaber, it was far too short to be a true shoto (an off-hand lightsaber that is smaller and used by Luke Skywalker to counter Lady Lumiya's lightwhip); it should have been longer than the "Lightdagger" that it appeared to be.
One more error is at the very end, where it shows 3 Z-95 Headhunters flying through space. I saw Incom T-65 X-wings flying around as well, which is *impossible*, as they first saw action during the Battle of Yavin. If the dates are correct, the prototypes had *not* been stolen yet.
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