By viewer request, here's the first part of the in-mission cutscenes for the PC game, Star Wars Force Commander. Future videos will be longer and have pre-mission briefings. (the Tatooine campaign doesn't have them)

If you want to watch the FMV cutscenes, click on the video shown under the movie window.

Star Wars Force Commander is property of Lucasarts, not me.

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Like the last video posted, this is a clip of the beginning of the film with the musical score isolated and edited to fit the film's soundtrack. Unlike the last video, this one is a few minutes longer as it begins with the Captain's life-signs showing as "Terminated" and leads into the attack and subsequent evacuation of the U.S.S Kelvin, as ordered by Acting Captain George Kirk.

Long story, short, I've added onto the first video while making improvements to the timing and overall feel of the isolated score to make it as close to the actual film edit as possible.

Star Trek is owned by Paramount and J.J. Abrams, no copyright infringement is intended.

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As the title says, this is the scene in which George Kirk crashes the Kelvin into the Narada, sacrificing his life in order to protect the lives of both his wife and his son, James T. Kirk. Using the released music soundtrack, I've created a music edit that matches the film's, for the most part.

Sorry for the ridiculous video cropping and quality, but, you know...

Star Trek belongs to Paramount, J.J Abrams, etc...

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With all of the Star Trek / Star Wars trailer mashups after the third Star Trek trailer was released, I was surprised that no one had tried a Battlestar Galactica mashup yet.

No copyright infringement intended - just appreciation for both franchises.

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The final battle involving the Galactica.

Slightly edited.

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Video #100!!! And full credit goes to Adywan as this is his trailer for TESB:R, coming in 2010.

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Due to the complete lack of a freely available soundtrack for the Force Unleashed, I've decided to recreate the music in the game and upload to Youtube. By recreate, I mean to edit together both John William's and Mark Griskey's scores, as they were in the cutscenes of the game. By listening to this first track, you will most likely get what I am saying.

Basically, what I'm aiming for is a soundtrack similar to one for any of the Star Wars movies. There will be no gameplay music in it, but the cutscenes instead to create a more cinematic quality.

Onto the main attraction: This track "plays" during the first cutscene in which the title crawl plays and Vader arrives on Kashyyyk.

(I know I cannot be 100% accurate on the presentation, but I will try my best.)

All music on this track belongs to John Williams, Jesse Harlin, and Mark Griskey. I do not own Star Wars.

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Summary: Darth Vader kills Kento and takes his son under his wing. Fast forward; fifteen years or so, as the after mentioned son, codenamed "Starkiller", recieves his assignment from Vader.

EDITOR'S NOTES: Near the end, I had to improvise, as I could not at all find the piece of music that was playing in the original cutscene. Don't worry, though, because A: It's only about 5 to 10 seconds of music and B: The original ending is still in.

All music on this track belongs to John William, Jesse Harlin, and Mark Griskey. I do not own Star Wars.

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Summary: PROXY tries to kill Starkiller using an old training module. He fails, and introduces Starkiller to Juno Eclipse, the new pilot of the Rogue Shadow.

All music on this track belongs to John William, Jesse Harlin, and Mark Griskey. I do not own Star Wars.

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