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Step 1: Insert Star Wars DVD-RW into DVD player
Step 2: Record a scene of you jumping off your bed into the air with your DVD-RW cam.
Step 3: Download DVD-RW segment from cam to PC and edit.
Step 4: Download edited scene from PC to DVD player and cut edit it onto the Star Wars DVD-RW disc.
Step 5: Hit play on your DVD player and watch yourself jump from one speed bike to another in the Star Wars movie.
Of course, if you don't like the results you can just click 'undo' on your remote control and set the movie back to its original settings.
Now, wouldn't this be fun? You could then edit out Bogie in Casablanca and play all the lead roles yourself, or edit your face onto Christopher Reeve's and save the Earth a few times, before hopping into bed with Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct, then two minutes later get mangled in a car crash in Days of Thunder, after which you can take on the Matrix and wow your mates with your Kung-Fu abilities.
DVD-RW:- The Future of Entertainment.
Step 2: Record a scene of you jumping off your bed into the air with your DVD-RW cam.
Step 3: Download DVD-RW segment from cam to PC and edit.
Step 4: Download edited scene from PC to DVD player and cut edit it onto the Star Wars DVD-RW disc.
Step 5: Hit play on your DVD player and watch yourself jump from one speed bike to another in the Star Wars movie.
Of course, if you don't like the results you can just click 'undo' on your remote control and set the movie back to its original settings.
Now, wouldn't this be fun? You could then edit out Bogie in Casablanca and play all the lead roles yourself, or edit your face onto Christopher Reeve's and save the Earth a few times, before hopping into bed with Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct, then two minutes later get mangled in a car crash in Days of Thunder, after which you can take on the Matrix and wow your mates with your Kung-Fu abilities.
DVD-RW:- The Future of Entertainment.
'Optimism Creeps into the Last Days of the Documentary Boom' (2008)
Montage Film Reviews freelancer Ian Viggars MA (Hons) BA (Hons) has written a review of the film 'Man On Wire' 2008 (dir. James Marsh) ; in which he looks at 'Man On Wire' as existing towards the end of the documentary boom started at the beginning of this decade started by the films of Michael Moore and it’s difference from these themes in terms of narrative structure, style, and it’s general apolitical outlook of optimism.
To read the review see here
Montage Film Reviews freelancer Ian Viggars MA (Hons) BA (Hons) has written a review of the film 'Man On Wire' 2008 (dir. James Marsh) ; in which he looks at 'Man On Wire' as existing towards the end of the documentary boom started at the beginning of this decade started by the films of Michael Moore and it’s difference from these themes in terms of narrative structure, style, and it’s general apolitical outlook of optimism.
To read the review see here
Weird Al didn't actually do the second one, it's just attached to his name. His classic star wars song is Yoda, which the audience sings to at all his concerts. He has also done The American Pie parody, the Saga Begins which is basically the story of Episode 1.
Weird Al is great, I have 4 of his CDs and he is a very big star in the USA.
Weird Al is great, I have 4 of his CDs and he is a very big star in the USA.
Step 1: Insert Star Wars DVD-RW into DVD player
Step 2: Record a scene of you jumping off your bed into the air with your DVD-RW cam.
Step 3: Download DVD-RW segment from cam to PC and edit.
Step 4: Download edited scene from PC to DVD player and cut edit it onto the Star Wars DVD-RW disc.
Step 5: Hit play on your DVD player and watch yourself jump from one speed bike to another in the Star Wars movie.
Of course, if you don't like the results you can just click 'undo' on your remote control and set the movie back to its original settings.
Now, wouldn't this be fun? You could then edit out Bogie in Casablanca and play all the lead roles yourself, or edit your face onto Christopher Reeve's and save the Earth a few times, before hopping into bed with Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct, then two minutes later get mangled in a car crash in Days of Thunder, after which you can take on the Matrix and wow your mates with your Kung-Fu abilities.
DVD-RW:- The Future of Entertainment.
Step 2: Record a scene of you jumping off your bed into the air with your DVD-RW cam.
Step 3: Download DVD-RW segment from cam to PC and edit.
Step 4: Download edited scene from PC to DVD player and cut edit it onto the Star Wars DVD-RW disc.
Step 5: Hit play on your DVD player and watch yourself jump from one speed bike to another in the Star Wars movie.
Of course, if you don't like the results you can just click 'undo' on your remote control and set the movie back to its original settings.
Now, wouldn't this be fun? You could then edit out Bogie in Casablanca and play all the lead roles yourself, or edit your face onto Christopher Reeve's and save the Earth a few times, before hopping into bed with Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct, then two minutes later get mangled in a car crash in Days of Thunder, after which you can take on the Matrix and wow your mates with your Kung-Fu abilities.
DVD-RW:- The Future of Entertainment.