Odyssey: A Star Wars Story

You would think a bunch of college Star Wars fans would make a better film than what Kathleen Kennedy is putting out. Haha NOPE. Like all other college level films, this film is a boring, convoluted mess. The sound and production design was ok but everything else was pure rancor dung. I hope the people in charge of this film don't feel high and mighty for making a Star Wars fan film, because they really shouldn't, especially after making one this bad.

I enjoyed every second of this fan-film. The sound and visual effects were amazing! I loved the story how well written it was and the way it was filmed. the cinematography was fantastic, felt like i was watching an official Star Wars movie. Acting was very good. The stunts was so sick. I love that you guys had all the guns, the costumes and you guys even built the inside of a ship. SICK! I mean from just having 15,000$ and have created this masterpiece. This whole team need to be working with Lucasfilms and work with the Star Wars movies. I'm not kidding, i actually teared up in the end of the film. It was that good.

This is an amazing 12 minutes! The heart-felt story, the beautiful cinematography, the wonderful score, the stunning locations, and the realism of the costumes/armor. Great attention to detail, top-notch special effects, and impressive stunts! Such hard work pans out. These guys are going places, and I can't wait to be there and watch!

I gave it three stars for the fact that on a $15k budget, the sound, cinematography and visuals are quite well done. However almost from the start it felt like it was a movie made for new army recruits to "get" why they have signed up. The repetitive droning voice-over ruined this for me. The 12 minute run was skipping from one thing to the next without any real character development. Watch it as a Star Wars curio, otherwise give it a miss.

I'm really unimpressed, mainly due to the fact that this took 2 years. If this was a 3 month gig, sure I'd be impressed. But for a 2 year passion project...its not creative, or land-marking, or statement making and its only 12 minutes long. I thought the whole point of the fan-made star wars movement is to give us what Disney won't. This just feels like the blandness of the first EA battlefront.