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This Star Wars Art Explores Alternate Scenes From The Original Trilogy

These fan art pieces explore “What if…”. They depict alternate scenes from the original Star Wars trilogy that never happened. They were submissions for the ILM ART Department Challenge, hosted by Industrial Light & Magic and ArtStation. Each one tells a tale that was never seen on the big screen, but suggests a new storyline. It is fun to see what might have been. These pieces are good enough to be honest to God concept art for these non-existent scenes.

via Dorkly

by Scifi Staff — February 1, 2017 in Art 0

Stunning Dark Knight Trilogy Prints

StudioKxx created these Dark Knight Trilogy prints for a special commission and they are oh so wonderful. There is one for each movie: Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. The attention to detail in each print is just stunning. I can see why it took the artist a year to create these. To see more of the design process, hit up the link above and follow StudioKxx on Facebook.

by Scifi Staff — January 10, 2017 in Art 0

Star Wars Saga Triptych Prints By Matt Ferguson

Bottleneck Galley has revealed Matt Ferguson’s newest Star Wars Saga triptych and boy do these three pieces look amazing. The sale has ended for these, but they are too good not to share. They capture the essence of the trilogy perfectly. I wish I had seen these earlier. I would have bought a set for sure. Just lovely.

by Scifi Staff — February 29, 2016 in Art 0

Star Wars The Ultimate Vinyl Collection Original Soundtrack

Star Wars would have still been good if the music had been different, but it is Oscar-winning composer John Williams score that makes them legendary. Well now you can get the Star Wars soundtracks on Vinyl. Again. The Star Wars The Ultimate Vinyl Collection Original Soundtrack includes all six films, restored from their original masters and boasting the classic and original artwork.

The six individual albums come in gatefold jackets on 180-gram vinyl and include a digital download card for one complete box set of all six soundtracks. I fell in love with these soundtracks as a kid and it was really something magical to be able to listen to the music and re-live scenes from the movie in my head. Or maybe pretend I was being trained by Yoda in the swamp. Or outrunning TIE-Fighters. Great stuff.

Also available on Amazon.

by Scifi Staff — October 2, 2015 in Other Fun Stuff 1

The Art and Making of The Dark Knight Trilogy

Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy started with Batman Begins, which explored Batman’s origins. The Dark Knight raised the stakes, pitting Batman against the Joker. Then The Dark Knight Rises completed the arc.

The Art and Making of The Dark Knight Trilogy tells the complete behind-the-scenes story of all three films. It is based on in-depth interviews with Nolan and all of the films’ key cast and crew and explores the creative process behind the epic Dark Knight Trilogy, with amazing art and never-before-seen photography. These movies changed the way that superhero films were made.

by Scifi Staff — September 4, 2015 in Art 0

Star Wars III: Behind The Scenes Photos

If you are a fan of the Star Wars prequels, check out these fascinating and not-so-often-seen behind the scenes photos. Even if you hate the prequels, you can’t help but respect all of the hard work that went on behind the scenes of this final installment.

Yes it had a ton of CGI, but this movie also had some massive sets and a ton of prop work and models as can be seen in some of the images below.

See the full gallery here, along with some amazing concept art.

by Scifi Staff — January 27, 2015 in Behind The Scenes 0

Behind The Scenes Of The Dark Knight Trilogy

With Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice still being a year and a half away from theaters, we need a Batman fix now more than ever. Well, feast your eyes on these behind the scenes images from Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy.

Luckily for us these movies were very well documented, so we get to take a look at what went on behind the camera. Nolan really nailed Batman and even if I didn’t care for much of The Dark Knight Rises, Nolan really understood Batman in a way that other filmmakers have not.

via Movie Pilot