The Last Fight Movie in the Universe

[Eric T. Jones]

Watch:
YouTube- www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQTlA4JOg0M
Vimeo- www.vimeo.com/clip=94991
Google Video- video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-307316510857546694&hl=en

AVERAGE RATING: 2.6/4.0 (5 votes)

Runtime: 6:28
Body Count: 17
Initial Filming Date: February 23, 2005
Filming Wrap Date: June 24, 2005
Release Date: May 10, 2006
Classification: IV (strong bloody violence throughout)

CAST AND CREW

CAST
kenny- White Warrior
Evan Pu- Master of the Red Warriors
Eric Jones- "Hey, f***ass"/Red General/Red Warrior #4/Red Warrior #8/Red Sniper #2
Richard Davis- Red Warrior #1/Red Warrior #5/Red Warrior #12/Red Sniper #1
Timothy Yung- Red Warrior #2/Red Warrior #7/Red Warrior #9/Red Warrior #11/Red Warrior #13
Philipe Arquie- Red Warrior #3/Red Warrior #6/Red Warrior #10/Red Warrior #14
Aniket Das- The Recruiter

CREW
Fight Choreography- kenny
Editor- kenny
Editor- Eric T. Jones
Negative Cutter- Eric T. Jones
Rotoscope Artist- Eric T. Jones
Camera- Richard Davis
Camera- Eric T. Jones
Camera- kenny
Writer- kenny
Director- kenny

Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 (4:3 master)

FUN FACT: Body Count- 17; of those, only Red Warrior #4 (Eric Jones) is not killed by White Warrior.
FUN FACT: Weapon of Choice- Sword, which claims more lives than any other used. In addition, all 7 are killed without ever switching weapons.
FUN FACT: Even though 16 minions are quickly disposed of, only four actors portray them. Timothy dies the most (5), and Philipe dies the least (3).
FUN FACT: The only "Fight Movie" shot, composed and released in the 1.33:1 aspect ratio. ("Fight Movie: a pilot" and "Fight Movie II" were shot 4:3 but were framed for subsequent matting)

[iblvinathgcldlv]

Very nice job guys!

great use of confusing space in the basement of the clubhouse!

the only flaws ai found - evan's clothing change in final fight(made it rather humorous, though!)

[kenny]

Glad you enjoyed it...
Like the tracers?
That HAS to be our most elaborate special effects job yet.
MAJOR props go to Eric for making the film as exellent as it is.

[kenny]

admin said:

Watch(and drool!): www.youtube.com/watch?v=NejAfoFE24c

AVERAGE RATING: 3.0/4.0 (1 vote)

Runtime: 6:28
Initial Filming Date: February 23, 2005
Filming Wrap Date: June 24, 2005
Release Date: May 10, 2006
Classification: IV (strong bloody violence throughout, implyment of a decapitation and a double impale, and brief strong language)

CAST AND CREW

CAST
kenny- White Warrior
Evan Pu- Master of the Red Warriors
Eric Jones- "Hey, f***ass"/Red General/Red Warrior #4/Red Warrior #8/Red Sniper #2
Richard Davis- Red Warrior #1/Red Warrior #5/Red Warrior #12/Red Sniper #1
Timothy Yung- Red Warrior #2/Red Warrior #7/Red Warrior #9/Red Warrior #11/Red Warrior #13
Philipe Arquie- Red Warrior #3/Red Warrior #6/Red Warrior #10/Red Warrior #14
Aniket Das- The Recruiter

CREW
Fight Choreography- kenny
Editor- kenny
Editor- Eric T. Jones
Negative Cutter- Eric T. Jones
Rotoscope Artist- Eric T. Jones
Camera- Richard Davis
Camera- Eric T. Jones
Camera- kenny
Writer- kenny
Director- kenny

Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 (4:3 master)

[kenny]

I will reiterate:
Thank everybody on this film, as I owe you all a lot for making this film possible, and Evan espically for enduring a reshoot of the big burly brawl, and THEN major props for Eric's special effects.
(Looks like fracking ILM did this film, thanks, Eric!)

[iblvinathgcldlv]

ummmm
remind me where the tracers were present

i might not have noticed them in the rest of the action..

[Eric T. Jones]

The slow-motion sequence.

[iblvinathgcldlv]

yeah, now i know what youre talking about

i thought those were bullets......

after all, arent tracers the laser targeting mechanisms on a rifle that "trace" where your bullet will go?

[iblvinathgcldlv]

yeah, eric, now that i watched it again, i heard the "acid shower" comment (to get into it)

its almost too hard to understand

and later on in the "many colored evan" sequence, where does evan get the gun from? he dropped it earlier on on the balcony...

[kenny]

Different gun.
The one Evan had on the balcony was an M16.
The one he grabs on the pool deck is a Desert Eagle grabbed from the table.
And tracers are the flare shots that are present in some of todays automatic weapons-
A few of the bullets are tracers but the majority are not.
More information on the link below:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tracer_ammunition

[iblvinathgcldlv]

ummm, didnt ask for an explanation, but Ok, i understand better now

and who BUT YOU kenny, would notice the difference between the guns? (and i dont think the movie shows evan pick it up, i think it just appears (*poof*)

[kenny]

Well, who cares! The whole shoot was plagued by contineuity errors anyway.
Meh. It's still a good film, right?

[iblvinathgcldlv]

personally, with my sense of humor, i liked evan's "many colored costume' cont error the best out of the entire film

i also liked richard's HORRID scream (horrid as in gutrenching - in two ways), as well as the last LINE in the movie, although it could have been said in a more mysterious way

[kenny]

That scream was hilarious.
I tried slowing down the clip though-
wow, how scary...
Sounded like an unearthly howl...
Could be used in Zombis: Holy Shit they made a Sequel!...

[iblvinathgcldlv]

umm kenny, i meant gutrenching in a different way

some of his other screams are MUCH better

but it fits perfectly with the campy-ness (is that a word?) of the film as a whole