
Synopsis: "Bok Gwi Joo's family has supernatural abilities. He can revisit happy past moments. Depression causes him to lose this power. His family also loses abilities due to modern issues. Do Da He joins their household, instigating change."
Edit summary: This changes the ending and rearranges the flow of the story a bit. Originally I wanted to bring the show down to movie length, and although it is easy to cut quite a lot of time off due to the slow pacing, it isn't really possible to get it down to the 2-3 hour range without losing a ton of good scenes due to the non-linear nature of the story.
Ver2: Remastered
Edit summary: This changes the ending and rearranges the flow of the story a bit. Originally I wanted to bring the show down to movie length, and although it is easy to cut quite a lot of time off due to the slow pacing, it isn't really possible to get it down to the 2-3 hour range without losing a ton of good scenes due to the non-linear nature of the story.
Ver2: Remastered

Synopsis: "Using a crack team of doctors and his wits, an antisocial maverick doctor specializing in diagnostic medicine does whatever it takes to solve puzzling cases that come his way."
Edit summary: This heavily culls the episodes down to the most interesting cases, as well as smoothing out the overarching plot and cast changes. Disposed of the antagonistic cop, billionaire, most of the romance plots, some of the new team recruitment, hostage plot, etc. The ending is also completely different since this edit focuses far less on House's drug addiction.
This brings the series to a svelte 18 hours, and although it's a heavier cut than I normally do at only 14% the length of the original, I think it does a good job at reducing the procedural feel and making it more of a quality and enjoyable rewatch.
Ver7: Remastered, added a few Cameron romance clips back into earlier eps to make the narrative smoother
Edit summary: This heavily culls the episodes down to the most interesting cases, as well as smoothing out the overarching plot and cast changes. Disposed of the antagonistic cop, billionaire, most of the romance plots, some of the new team recruitment, hostage plot, etc. The ending is also completely different since this edit focuses far less on House's drug addiction.
This brings the series to a svelte 18 hours, and although it's a heavier cut than I normally do at only 14% the length of the original, I think it does a good job at reducing the procedural feel and making it more of a quality and enjoyable rewatch.
Ver7: Remastered, added a few Cameron romance clips back into earlier eps to make the narrative smoother

Synopsis: "Passions run deep in a small Texas town, as three ranching dynasties fight for their land, their legacies and the people they love."
Edit summary: This edit keeps three main plots - the overarching romance with the messy love triangle removed, the cop's investigation, and the conflict between the brothers without so much pipeline conspiracy. The teen dating and drama is removed, a lot of the light sexual situations were dropped, and much of the drama around the land for the pipeline is cut along with the bartender-ranchhand romance. This leaves a more Hallmark-style movie-length ranch romance, rather than the messy soap opera of the original plot.
S2: Cut all the manufactured drama with the dad, as well as basically all the other side characters, just keeping the main romance plot as a very pared down and rearranged version of the season.
Ver2: Added S2 and remastered S1
Edit summary: This edit keeps three main plots - the overarching romance with the messy love triangle removed, the cop's investigation, and the conflict between the brothers without so much pipeline conspiracy. The teen dating and drama is removed, a lot of the light sexual situations were dropped, and much of the drama around the land for the pipeline is cut along with the bartender-ranchhand romance. This leaves a more Hallmark-style movie-length ranch romance, rather than the messy soap opera of the original plot.
S2: Cut all the manufactured drama with the dad, as well as basically all the other side characters, just keeping the main romance plot as a very pared down and rearranged version of the season.
Ver2: Added S2 and remastered S1

Synopsis: "A sixteen-year-old girl who was raised by her father to be the perfect assassin is dispatched on a mission across Europe, tracked by a ruthless intelligence agent and her operatives."
Edit summary: This edit removes the coming-of-age story with the two girls going on dates, etc, and gets rid of the "more than human" subplot. It also cuts most of the Grimm fairytale stuff to keep it more grounded.
Ver3: Remastered
Edit summary: This edit removes the coming-of-age story with the two girls going on dates, etc, and gets rid of the "more than human" subplot. It also cuts most of the Grimm fairytale stuff to keep it more grounded.
Ver3: Remastered

Synopsis: "The travels of a lone bounty hunter in the outer reaches of the galaxy, far from the authority of the New Republic."
Edit summary: This creates a movie from the Mandalorian, mostly using the first three episodes of Season 1, but also borrowing a bit from Season 2 to round it out and create a self-contained plot. The intent is to lean more into the space-western flavor of a solo bounty hunter.
Ver4: Fix small gap in video
Edit summary: This creates a movie from the Mandalorian, mostly using the first three episodes of Season 1, but also borrowing a bit from Season 2 to round it out and create a self-contained plot. The intent is to lean more into the space-western flavor of a solo bounty hunter.
Ver4: Fix small gap in video

Synopsis: "A man is able to choose his own afterlife after his untimely death by having his consciousness uploaded into a virtual world. As he gets used to his new life and befriends his angel (real world handler) questions about his death arise."
Edit summary: Cut the minor gay and transgender side-plots and characters, clean up a few other cringey scenes, and condense the show into a long movie.
Ver8: Remastered
Edit summary: Cut the minor gay and transgender side-plots and characters, clean up a few other cringey scenes, and condense the show into a long movie.
Ver8: Remastered

Synopsis: "Railroad executive Dagny Taggart and steel mogul Henry Rearden form an alliance to fight the increasingly authoritarian government of the United States."
Edit summary: Cut the affair and tweaked the moral to be less heavy-handed. Also made a bunch of minor cuts in an attempt to improve the flow and dialogue, although some of it is still pretty rough.
Ver10: Remastered
Edit summary: Cut the affair and tweaked the moral to be less heavy-handed. Also made a bunch of minor cuts in an attempt to improve the flow and dialogue, although some of it is still pretty rough.
Ver10: Remastered

Synopsis: "Two operatives are appointed to posts in guard towers on opposite sides of a classified gorge."
Edit summary: This has some small trims for quality and brevity - but mainly it removes the adventure into the gorge, which is the weakest part of the film in my opinion. This does leave a couple action sequences, but primarily it becomes a character-focused romance rather than an action film.
Ver5: Moved part of Gorge firefight to fill in the narrative gap toward the end of the film left by cutting out the Gorge adventure
Edit summary: This has some small trims for quality and brevity - but mainly it removes the adventure into the gorge, which is the weakest part of the film in my opinion. This does leave a couple action sequences, but primarily it becomes a character-focused romance rather than an action film.
Ver5: Moved part of Gorge firefight to fill in the narrative gap toward the end of the film left by cutting out the Gorge adventure

Synopsis: "A battle ensues among groups of government spy teams in an underground facility after their boss is assassinated."
Edit summary: Removes the overarching plot and just allows the B-movie comedy violence to speak for itself. A few slow parts have also been trimmed, along with almost all the faces and reactions from the control room that often interrupt unnecessarily.
Ver4: Remastered
Edit summary: Removes the overarching plot and just allows the B-movie comedy violence to speak for itself. A few slow parts have also been trimmed, along with almost all the faces and reactions from the control room that often interrupt unnecessarily.
Ver4: Remastered

Synopsis: "Ruthless crook Patrick Koster (Sean Bean) and his partner kidnap Jessie to force Jessie's therapist father, Nathan (Michael Douglas), to help coax a mysterious code number from a traumatized teen girl (Brittany Murphy)."
Edit summary: This edit cuts back on the mother, daughter, and police woman scenes in favor of a quicker and less interrupted suspenseful ride. The police scenes in particular feel like a third wheel until late in the film, and the mother/daughter scenes don't do much beyond belatedly fleshing out the characters a bit more.
Ver5: Remastered
Edit summary: This edit cuts back on the mother, daughter, and police woman scenes in favor of a quicker and less interrupted suspenseful ride. The police scenes in particular feel like a third wheel until late in the film, and the mother/daughter scenes don't do much beyond belatedly fleshing out the characters a bit more.
Ver5: Remastered

Synopsis: "A woman discovers the world's greatest wine collection that's left by her estranged father and competes against his protege to claim her inheritance."
Edit summary: Cut this into a film length, strengthening the ending which felt quite scattered, removing one of the competitions, the blackmail, along with most of the flashbacks and most of the romance and affairs that had a rather dominant flavor over the whole show. This gives it more of a laid-back feel with a focus on wine, family, and the competition itself, removing the dark underbelly of the story.
Ver4: Remastered, and changed ending slightly, using a bit from the end of the second season
Edit summary: Cut this into a film length, strengthening the ending which felt quite scattered, removing one of the competitions, the blackmail, along with most of the flashbacks and most of the romance and affairs that had a rather dominant flavor over the whole show. This gives it more of a laid-back feel with a focus on wine, family, and the competition itself, removing the dark underbelly of the story.
Ver4: Remastered, and changed ending slightly, using a bit from the end of the second season

Synopsis: "King Arthur (Clive Owen) and the Knights of the Round Table are struggling to retain power amid a shaky political landscape in Antoine Fuqua's thrilling take on the myth of Camelot, which is steeped in gritty realism and the politics of its time. As the Roman Empire falls, everyone is trying to wrest control, but time is marching toward the Dark Ages. Stephen Dillane and Keira Knightley co-star as Merlin and Guinevere, respectively."
(Synopsis compliments of Netflix)
Edit summary: Small cuts to reduce the emphasis on the tie-in with the Arthurian mythos, this story doesn't really have any relation and is better without that baggage. Heavy cuts of the dialogue, especially Keira Knightley, making the film a more quiet epic.
Ver6: Remastered
(Synopsis compliments of Netflix)
Edit summary: Small cuts to reduce the emphasis on the tie-in with the Arthurian mythos, this story doesn't really have any relation and is better without that baggage. Heavy cuts of the dialogue, especially Keira Knightley, making the film a more quiet epic.
Ver6: Remastered

Synopsis: "In an alternative version of 1969, the Soviet Union beats the United States to the Moon, and the space race continues on for decades with still grander challenges and goals."
Edit summary: This edit drops season 3, along with the daughter plot, the affairs, the mexican girl, and a lot of the non-space drama at home. These cuts speed up the formerly sluggish narrative, although certain long scenes are preserved where appropriate. The show is very high quality and has a lot of historically accurate references, but this edit focuses more on the science fiction drama.
Ver8: Remastered
Edit summary: This edit drops season 3, along with the daughter plot, the affairs, the mexican girl, and a lot of the non-space drama at home. These cuts speed up the formerly sluggish narrative, although certain long scenes are preserved where appropriate. The show is very high quality and has a lot of historically accurate references, but this edit focuses more on the science fiction drama.
Ver8: Remastered

Synopsis: "In this adventure based on the best-selling novel of the same name, Arthur Dent's house is about to be razed when he discovers that his best friend is an alien and that planet Earth is about to be destroyed to make way for a hyperspace bypass. Now, it seems that Arthur's only chance for survival is to hitch a ride on a passing spacecraft. Martin Freeman, Mos Def, Zooey Deschanel, Bill Nighy and Sam Rockwell co-star."
(Synopsis compliments of Netflix)
Edit summary: Primarily trims the failed romantic encounter subplot to make Zooey less of a manic pixie dreamgirl, and the vogon side plots like the planning office. Also a few trims to make the ending match the tone of the rest of the film, and reduce the amount of infinitesimally improbable "everything is connected" events.
Ver6: Remastered
(Synopsis compliments of Netflix)
Edit summary: Primarily trims the failed romantic encounter subplot to make Zooey less of a manic pixie dreamgirl, and the vogon side plots like the planning office. Also a few trims to make the ending match the tone of the rest of the film, and reduce the amount of infinitesimally improbable "everything is connected" events.
Ver6: Remastered

Synopsis: "The colorful son of the richest man in the world must save the day when scheming henchmen try to take over his family's vast business empire."
Edit summary: This edit cuts the Mount Richmore plot and other over-the-top silliness, for a shorter, darker, and more linear story. It becomes a short film about Richie finding friends rather than the original villain plot.
Ver4: Remastered
Edit summary: This edit cuts the Mount Richmore plot and other over-the-top silliness, for a shorter, darker, and more linear story. It becomes a short film about Richie finding friends rather than the original villain plot.
Ver4: Remastered
