Two Mississippi kids spent years in the 1980s making a shot-for-shot remake of "Raiders of the Lost Ark." Here's the first ten minutes. Jim Windolf wrote about the remake in the 2004 Vanity Fair fe...
Two Mississippi kids spent years in the 1980s making a shot-for-shot remake of "Raiders of the Lost Ark." Here's the first ten minutes. Jim Windolf wrote about the remake in the 2004 Vanity Fair feature "Raiders of the Lost Backyard." You can read it here: www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2004 /03/raiders200403
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This is unbelievable. I mean, especially considering when this was done, how old they were and that they had no money.... this is pretty incredible. High fives to these guys!
yeah, I saw it here in Portland and there was a Q&A with the guys afterwards. They had to do a lot of the editing via two VCR's, which is a major pain to do. You couldn't just fire up iMovie and throw it all together.
this is AMAZING!! I desperately want to see the entire movie And, yes, casino16...clearly you've never attempted ANYTHING like this before. Accurate costuming/prop building alone would take more than a month.
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And, yes, casino16...clearly you've never attempted ANYTHING like this before. Accurate costuming/prop building alone would take more than a month.