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Final Chapter of Pink Five To Be Released On January 2013 58

An anonymous reader writes "After a successful funding run at Kickstarter, the final chapter of the Star Wars fan film Pink Five is committed to a release date of January 1, 2013. Great news for the followers of this great webseries."
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Final Chapter of Pink Five To Be Released On January 2013

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  • Hell yeah! (Score:3, Interesting)

    by Anonymous Coward on Saturday September 01, 2012 @08:03PM (#41202605)

    I loved the Pink Five series and it always made me sad the saga wasn't finished. I'm really looking forward to the last part of Episode VI.
    "Talk to the hand, you must!"

  • by PopeRatzo ( 965947 ) on Saturday September 01, 2012 @11:13PM (#41203457) Journal

    But the first thought that comes to my mind when I see a competently done, if not altogether well-made, "fan" movie or other fan-made media project is why haven't they expended the same amount of time, effort and yes money on something that might (not) lead to a legal suit or a C&D.

    Thank god that they don't let the fear of bullying prevent them from doing something that is perfectly legal and appropriate.

    If they would have knuckled under to the possibility of a letter from a lawyer, they would have let assholes win and sometimes, that's all the reason you need.

    Whenever I see a "fan" movie, I think of the mind-warping "Karen Carpenter Story" made by the great Todd Haynes. No Hollywood studio was going to touch such an unauthorized biopic, so the guy ended up making it with barbie dolls and cheap video at his house, even in the face of threats (empty) from the Carpenter estate and legal trolls and it ended up being something wonderful (though not for everyone's taste).

    Not everything has to cater to the expectations of Hollywood norms. Not everything has to satisfy everyone. I could give a shit about Star Wars, but I salute anyone who puts that kind of work into their vision of something, not because it's great art, but because they followed through on something that wasn't easy and almost certainly was a lot of fun to make. Who knows, maybe the next "fan" movie will be something great and enduring, or at least inspiring.

    I really, really don't want to think that there's some artist out there, or even hobbyist who will hesitate or not do some work, even something as trivial as "Star Wars fan fiction", because legal industry trolls have stifled them.

"God is a comedian playing to an audience too afraid to laugh." - Voltaire

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