This and the previous one are more entertaining and original than all three prequels combined.

why isn't this flying through? the original's a sift heavyweight

Nice touch at the end there (right before the credits). These guys have got some serious skills.

Hehe...did anyone read the credits? The very last line said "Thanks for not suing us, George"

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Bravo. We'll be seeing their names up in lights some day.

Grown a beard i see.

Lucas could have taken some choreography lessons from Ryan.

subtile nuance I just noticed: The two of them have been putting a lot of time into Kum Do

This is awesome. Some parts were a bit weird though; for instance, when they have a "force standoff" pushing the saber that the guy with glasses dropped back and forth.. why didn't the blue guy just chop his head off. :-)

I loved the Sidious reference, with the pointing fighting style that the glasses guy uses. Good stuff.

Didn't his leg get cut off? How does he still walk?

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bionics of course! Remember the medical droid fixing up Luke's hand at the end of Empire - not to mention 70% of Vader.

fantastic choreography. Much better than the shaky cam too close to see what's going on method that Hollywood has adopted lately.

And the scrawny one kinda grew up since the last one. lol.

Ducking a half second before the other guy begins to take a swing at his head? Nope. Can't buy it. It looked way too much like a choreographed dance. I couldn't believe it, and it didn't look like they did either. First one was way better.

Actually messenger, I think it makes it more real. In reality you want to anticipate your opponents movements and stay just half a second ahead. Course that doesn't usually happen but fact remains, i thinik this one was much better done

good....but the 1st was better. Hang on, I have reasons.
Its fine doing a load of cool moves and stuff, but there were TOO MANY cool moves, and not enough actual fighting. Special effects were superb, of course...as always....not a step backward, but there are still improvements to be made.
However, we musn't forget that these guys did that all themselves, while the star wars team had a whole load of guys, so well done!

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I thought it would have made a much more interesting ending if he had use the Force to control his own dismembered arm to dispatch his opponent.

messenger: as this is based on the Star Wars universe and they are using lightsabres you can sort of guess that they might have force powers increasing their reaction speeds

I'm with you, messenger. This one was overly long and overly-choreographed. Compared to the first effort, which looks like two guys trying to kill each other, this one looks like tryouts for 'So You Think You Can Duel.' I didn't believe a single punch or kick.

It's the same problem Lucas had with the prequels: he was so busy perfecting 'digital eyelash rendering' the story never advanced beyond the original drafts scrawled on taped-together cocktail napkins.

Weiber actually worked on some SW games for Lucas Arts...must be something in the water there.

well, this video does highlight my main problem with hollywood style sword fights. the idea is to hit your opponent, not your opponent's sword! So in many instances where the opponent is wide open for a strike, the striker goes for the sword instead because it makes a cool clang/spark.

It sure did have a bunch of producers.

I loved the million producers! Definitely a Hollywood in-joke - everybody who gave money, support or assistance got a "producer" credit. And it was filmed in a tortilla factory.

Now if they had used tortillas instead of lightsabers...

Pretty lame acting, but the fight was (for the most part) excellent. Very impressive.

Ryan just cant get a break can he?

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