This STAR WARS/JAMES BOND Mash-Up Is Very Well Done

This STAR WARS/JAMES BOND Mash-Up Is Very Well Done

For his thesis, a senior at New York City's School of Visual Arts imagined a Star Wars film that eschews the usual format and has a James Bond-esque opening number. Do you think he deserves an A?

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By MarkJulian - May 11, 2016 08:05 AM EST
Filed Under: Star Wars
For his senior thesis at the School of Visual Arts, Dan Perri imagined an Empire Strikes Back that forgoes the traditional opening crawl and went with a James Bond-like gun barrel sequence. Perri unused a Radiohead song that was originally intended for the opening number of Spectre but was rejected in favor of Sam Smith.   As for his inspiration behind the project?  " I really wanted to play on the concept of Luke trying to find himself and true purpose, so the music and inspiration felt fitting," wrote Perri on his vimeo account.

If you were Dan's professor what grade would you give him?


Star Wars - Episode V "The Empire Strikes Back" Homage (Title Sequence) from KROFL on Vimeo.

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