I dont know if I should be scared or impressed

[M'k'n'zy]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=8NE5elL30w4

[Ishamael]

That pretty damn good for a couple of nerds in a wharehouse. Great coreography.

[Shellie]

Color me impressed

[M'k'n'zy]

See, I want to be impressed, but at the same time, I am scared of the fact that they have that much free time on their hands to do that.

[Shellie]

They're young....probably all into A/V stuff. Hell, maybe it was a class project or something?

[Kupek]

I saw it a while ago. It's fun to watch. As for the "they have too much free time" thing, every filmmaker I've read about did that sort of thing as a teenager. You probably would have said the same thing about the stuff Sam Raimi made, but now he gets to direct Spiderman.

[Julius Seeker]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=TqcfH_mDwdg

Starwars Episode III: A Lost Hope

[Agent 57]

Effects: most impressive;

Choreography: most impressive;

Stage combat/acting: most UN-impressive.

The whole time I was watching that, all I could think was "wow, that's some mighty nice-looking prop sword choreography." Not believable in the slightest. Sure, making it believable probably wasn't the point, but if that's true, then why bother going through all that extra crap and just call it a choreography/special effects demo instead?

[Kupek]

You gotta learn somehow.

[SineSwiper]

See, you guys thought that the SW movies were so bitchin with the Jedi swordplay, but these guys showed how easy it is to do (comparetivily speaking).

Also, did anybody notice the Dark City fight music in the b/g?