Lego Star Wars - The Last Stand
- 14 years ago
* Note - Half of this was filmed and edited during 2008. The animation improves drastically as the film progresses. I only figured out how to properly use the manual settings of my camera near the end of the first scene.
Set in a non-cannon Star Wars Universe, this story takes place several decades after the battle of Endor when the second Death Star was destroyed. The eponymous hero Rohacc Warrron once again goes out to retrieve the third and final crystal, this time, on the water planet of Dac (a.k.a. Mon Calamari). Little does he know, the Sith Lord Darth Névar has staged a trap in an attempt to stop the Jedi from getting this third crystal. Once all 3 Crystals are collected, Rohacc must engage in a process which could bring balance to the force or leave it horribly scarred.
The film has been in production since April 2008. With the story-line being mainly confirmed around July. Many of my 'geek' interests are apparent in this film. Themes such as 'Half-Life', 'Back to the Future', 'Resistance 2' and many others are all evident. I didn't commit to it fitting in with the Star Wars saga, more with what I was interested (or obsessed) with at the time (Hence how it ends! :P). The physics involved during the second half are completely fictional. This is the most scientifically wrong film since 'The Day After Tomorrow'.
I hope you have all had a good Christmas, and hope you have a good new year! More films coming next decade!
Set in a non-cannon Star Wars Universe, this story takes place several decades after the battle of Endor when the second Death Star was destroyed. The eponymous hero Rohacc Warrron once again goes out to retrieve the third and final crystal, this time, on the water planet of Dac (a.k.a. Mon Calamari). Little does he know, the Sith Lord Darth Névar has staged a trap in an attempt to stop the Jedi from getting this third crystal. Once all 3 Crystals are collected, Rohacc must engage in a process which could bring balance to the force or leave it horribly scarred.
The film has been in production since April 2008. With the story-line being mainly confirmed around July. Many of my 'geek' interests are apparent in this film. Themes such as 'Half-Life', 'Back to the Future', 'Resistance 2' and many others are all evident. I didn't commit to it fitting in with the Star Wars saga, more with what I was interested (or obsessed) with at the time (Hence how it ends! :P). The physics involved during the second half are completely fictional. This is the most scientifically wrong film since 'The Day After Tomorrow'.
I hope you have all had a good Christmas, and hope you have a good new year! More films coming next decade!