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Shot-For-Shot Minecraft Star Wars Remake Gets A Trailer
Minecraft and Star Wars fan Grahame Skeavington is making a shot-for-shot remake of the original Star Wars using Minecraft, and the project is nearing completion.
According to Skeavington's website, one hour and 40 minutes of the nearly two-hour film have been completed. You can check out the trailer below.
Skeavington says he is making the film as a tribute to his father and that, "NO money or profit is to be made from this project and monetization is disabled. It is being created by a fan, for the fans." When the film is complete and releases next year, you will be able to find it here.
[Source: Paradise Decay, Paradise Decay on YouTube, via Kotaku, Polygon]
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