All Six Star Wars Films At The Same Time

Watch it before the copyright demons eat it!

Heh.

I remember seeing something like this a while back where someone was trying to use it to find similarities between all the films.

This is so confusing. I have no idea what to focus on, and I get disoriented from trying to shift my focus from one movie to the next.

That's awesome.

So it's just like watching star wars regularly, then?

Three of those movies ruin the fun for me. I'll leave it up to you to guess which ones.

IV, V & VI. They look so dated nowadays...

I, III, and VI ruin the surprise of V.

I like how the classical intro scores get out of synch rather fast. Makes it sound like a highschool band practice session gone bad.

It sounds like one of those have a different tone than the rest. Which one is it?

I want to say IV or V, here.

I can't stop laughing at the screwed up music

Yeah, the messed-up opening theme is hilarious, it sort of makes me think of Portsmouth Sinfonia. Some day when I have nothing else to do with two hours, maybe I'll attempt to watch the whole thing.

It honestly kind of sounds like someone's idea of experimental music gone horribly, horribly wrong.

For bonus points, watch while high.

Is it meant to have sound? Because I watched it and it didn't have sound.

Yes, it's supposed to have sound. Did you maybe watch another video on youtube with the volume all the way down? Because sometimes when you're logged in, it saves your settings like that the next time you watch something. Otherwise, I don't know - maybe your speakers can't handle that much Star Wars.

That opening music is awesome when they're all played over each other. Creates a nice touch of unexpected subtlety you don't normally get from the original version!

...And it's been pulled.

DIIIIIIISNEEEEEEEEY! *shakes fist*

But its a copyright claim by Fox.

Bah! Same thing: Big media corporation that try to put their fingers in all the pies, and have their heads so far up their ass they can see their lungs.

"They've got fingers in more pies than a leper at a cookery course!"

This is one of those things where there's no real reason to pull something for copyright, beyond, I guess, trying to make an example of it. Would any sane person consider watching all six of these films play out on small sections of their screens at once a viable alternative to purchasing any one of them legally?