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After over a year of planning, filming, and post work the second battle between Ryan Wieber and Michael "Dorkman" Scott has been released for everyones viewing pleasure!

First off. The original for those who have never seen it.

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Quicktime:
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And now RvD2. Warning. Contains some graphic material.

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Divx (you need to install a small plugin. Worth it. Trust me):
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Great stuff. Those two guys are pretty talented. Cool special effects for amerture stuff.

Quite possibly the best Lightsaber choreography I've ever seen. Their first one was definitely awe-inspiring, and this one...wow.

wow... just wow.
the first one was impressive but this one is just simply mind blowning. Seriously damn good stuff!

Dorkman is still my hero. And it seems ryan grew some facial hair to appear a bit older then he did in part 1.

The lesser known, Ryan vs. Brandon has a few of the new special effects in it. It also features the whole Ryan = Facial Hair thing.

I didn't like how there was no 'twist' at the end. Not as good as the first.

Ryan uses a blue lightsaber...but is surprisingly darker that Dorkman....

AutobotGeneral wrote:The lesser known, Ryan vs. Brandon has a few of the new special effects in it. It also features the whole Ryan = Facial Hair thing.

I didn't like how there was no 'twist' at the end. Not as good as the first.

Admittedly the ending was a bit anticlimactic. But. It helps develop a small backstory for the third one. Ryan has in essence endless clones of himself. 4 so far from what I've seen. So now Dorkman has an old chest wound and a missing hand. $5 says he has a robotic hand in the next one.

Damn good coreography and effects. I'm still wracking my head over how they went about the lightsaber cutting through the wall, if they used a torch or something similiar.

The coreography is a bit shaky at times but still kicks major amounts of ass.

Senor Hugo wrote:Damn good coreography and effects. I'm still wracking my head over how they went about the lightsaber cutting through the wall, if they used a torch or something similiar.

The coreography is a bit shaky at times but still kicks major amounts of ass.

That was all done in post. The wall was never actually cut or burned.

TheMuffin wrote:

Senor Hugo wrote:Damn good coreography and effects. I'm still wracking my head over how they went about the lightsaber cutting through the wall, if they used a torch or something similiar.

The coreography is a bit shaky at times but still kicks major amounts of ass.

That was all done in post. The wall was never actually cut or burned.

Wow, they did a damn good job of the effects then.

Ryan looking older, that was something. Killer special effects, too.

Here's Ryan vs. Brandon, in case anyone wants to see it.

Too bad Ryan can never stay alive. Dude puts up such a good fight each time, but always dies in the end.

i cant shake the feeling ive seen the fighting on floor (from the first one) bit somewhere before,

apart from that its very good.

that was better than the last 3 star wars movies combined.

Shadowman wrote:Ryan looking older, that was something. Killer special effects, too.

Here's Ryan vs. Brandon, in case anyone wants to see it.

Too bad Ryan can never stay alive. Dude puts up such a good fight each time, but always dies in the end.

Well. Technically it's a clone of him each time. lol.

TheMuffin wrote:

Shadowman wrote:Ryan looking older, that was something. Killer special effects, too.

Here's Ryan vs. Brandon, in case anyone wants to see it.

Too bad Ryan can never stay alive. Dude puts up such a good fight each time, but always dies in the end.

Well. Technically it's a clone of him each time. lol.

Man, those guys on Kamino really need to get back on track. First, their Stormtroopers fail each time, now they can't even keep a JEDI clone alive.

Awesome.

As you can see. He has plenty of clones in reserve. Makes you wonder if he has a facility in his basement.

http://www.ryan-w.com/ryan-w/clips/clone_dolly.mov

http://www.ryan-w.com/ryan-w/clips/clone_cup.mov

And a little practice fight between clones.

http://www.ryan-w.com/ryan-w/clips/clone_fight.mov

It was good, but kind of a let down.

The first one was better imho.

Most impressive.

i remember you showing me the first one awhile ago, it was amazing... and this one, even better.

Who are these guys in real life? I mean - are they students? Actors? Star Wars Enthusiasts? Friends of members of Seibertron?

Which sabers did they use by the way?

stormrider wrote:Who are these guys in real life? I mean - are they students? Actors? Star Wars Enthusiasts? Friends of members of Seibertron?

Which sabers did they use by the way?

Ryan works for an effects company and Dorkman is just a small time film maker.

And what do you mean by what sabers?

TheMuffin wrote:

stormrider wrote:Who are these guys in real life? I mean - are they students? Actors? Star Wars Enthusiasts? Friends of members of Seibertron?

Which sabers did they use by the way?

Ryan works for an effects company and Dorkman is just a small time film maker.

And what do you mean by what sabers?

I think he means which Jedi/Sith were those sabers based off of.

The answer: None in particular.

Here's something I just noticed: If you look carefully in the second movie, Ryan looks quite a bit like a young Kyle Katarn.

Coincidence? Intentional? YOU decide!

Has anyone seen this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOwXIarEpzI

Phategod1 wrote:Has anyone seen this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOwXIarEpzI

Ok that was hilarious. Only thing that sucked were the Rubies Stormtrooper helmets