Awesome Fan Films

A year after the sneak peek first broke, this sweded recreation of Toy Story is complete, painstakingly remaking the entire 80-minute-long Pixar classic using toys and live actors. (Thanks Everyone!)

The Eleventh Doctor plays Doc Brown in this fan made animated mashup of the timey wimey BBC series and Back to the Future. A gift for Doctor Who fans from writer and animator James Farr.

The second episode in Beat Down Boogie’s violent live-action Mario Bros. series. This time, Mario must rescue Luigi from the deadly Hammer Brothers. Support production of new episodes on Kickstarter.

A short fan film by Andreas Climent & André Hedetoft, that takes us inside the early days of Logan/Wolverine while the young man is imprisoned and brutally interrogated about his identity.

Ultimate Fan Fights pits fictional characters in a live action battle. Viewers vote who wins. The latest episode has Street Fighter‘s Chun-Li go up against Tifa Lockheart of Final Fantasy VII.

An online mini-series by Micah & Christopher Moore, Mario Warfare sees the Mushroom Kingdom go head-to-head with the Koopa Kingdom in martial arts infused gun battles. Help fund it here.

An impressive DragonBall Z fan trailer from Harry & George Kirby, who created the action and effects-packed short to show the potential for a live-action DBZ flick – that doesn’t suck. (Thanks Jeff!)

An awesome, action-packed short film based on the Grand Theft Auto series featuring a thrilling chase which has Niko Bellic hunting down his latest mission objective. Directed by Gevorg Karensky.

Brian Curtin and the team from Beyond Black Mesa return with another extraordinary fan film – this one 2 years in the making, transporting us to the world of Killzone as the ISA evacuates Helghan.

From the guys who brought us the fan-made supercut that was Star Wars: Uncut, comes the best of the Star Wars films, using crowdsourced clips like the original. Claim a segment here.

(NSFW) When your childhood was the adventure of a lifetime, the rest of your life is bound to be a letdown. It’s a shame this fan made web series is too naughty for young Harry Potter fans.

Shot on a budget of a few hundred bucks, Danny Shepherd and his friends shot this fan film which reminds us of Dick Grayson’s grown up alter ego, Nightwing. Though he still takes a punch like Robin.

(NSFW: Language, Gore) Fan films are a dime a dozen, but a fan film with a Hollywood actor who actually played the same character is something else. We guess he’s now called the Justicer.

A animated fan film tribute to Star Wars, in which the Jawas hijack an experimental spaceship, taking C-3PO and R2-D2 along for the ride. Created by Brad Murphy and students of the DAVE School.

Naruto mistakes sake for water and Rock Lee goes all out in the continuation of the Naruto fan film by the Thousand Pounds Action Company. Skip to 9:30 if you’ve already seen the first part.

(NSFW:Language) Zapruder Pictures condenses the events of the first Max Payne game. To save yourself from being surprised or annoyed, note that this is about the game itself, not just its story.

The cast of Hey Arnold! has grown up in this fan trailer. Arnold has a normal noggin, and Helga has shed her tomboyish ways for…something else. Let’s just say Nickelodeon wouldn’t approve of this.

Ken defends his best friend from Tekken’s original devil Kazuya while Ryu wrestles with his own inner demon in this live action short by Thousand Pounds Action Company. Sequels please!

(NSFW: Language) Ever gotten frustrated trying to escort Natalya to the main control room in Goldeneye 64? You’ll laugh out loud at least once looking at this fan made “mod.” (Thanks Ashley!)

A fan film about the first soldier to wear the MJOLNIR armor. Between this and Helljumper, Halo fans will be spoiled this year. Meanwhile, we’re still waiting for more of the Voltron fan film.

Can’t get enough of the zombie genre? Keep an eye out for this film by airsoft gun maker Airsoft GI and CGI studio Northern Five Entertainment. It’s bound to be an ad, but at least it’ll be fun to watch.

Another exciting live action short from the Thousand Pounds Action Company. It’s worth watching even if you’re not a fan of the manga/anime series. The fight starts at 5:20.

The fate of the Hollywood adaptation of BioShock isn’t clear yet, but even if it doesn’t air fans of the franchise can still look forward to Jared Pelletier’s indie production, slated for summer 2013.