Ok this is way much better. After seeing the original live action version and editing version, the editing version is way better because the pacing is better, where live action drags way too long with pointless dialogue, this one is way better. I can say the editing version is better and you great job with this.
This is something you can teach in a film class or something. It’s incredible what shaving off a few frames can do for a fight scene to make it feel more engaging. A pity nobody told that to the Netflix crew.
I like your edit better. As a quick note if it was me I would've put the "you were supposed to wait for my signal" right before Spike's last shot. Great edit still!
@@XanshilAnother thing is that spike's smile after, "I was wondering when you'd show up," kinda sells their relationship, seeing as this is our first introduction to Jet.
I found this part of the show oddly too violent. It is even worse when we find out that the crew was supposed to take them alive. An oddly violent, yet bloodless series of shootings and even a stabbing. Like how in the edit Spike still teleports 30 feet in front of the two other guys! XD
In another one of your edits, I couldn't tell much of the difference. This one, I could DEFINITELY tell. So many waste of time scenes were edited out and it turned out amazing!
you did a great job editing the action/reaction to each of the hits, and the scene flow much better for it. The original, and most of the other fight scenes just didn't flow as well as the could have, with all of the 'hit-pause-hit-pause' fighting. Well done!
Gj man! Ya I felt the same thing as you - the pacing in the Cowboy Bebop fight scenes was too slow which is really due to poor editing. I think movies like the Bourne films and John Wick have conditioned us to expect really fast-paced, dynamic action scenes (here's a fun exercise: go back and watch the fight scenes from the first Matrix film. Back then they were groundbreaking, but now they feel SO slow.)
Ok, so while both edits are good, I just to explain what the Netflix team did. Mostly because I think this is one of the few things they actually did right for the series. While your edits are much more contemporary and therefore suit more modern tastes (well done by the way, you did a terrific job!). The original Cowboy Bebop had a lot of influences. One of which were the fight scenes of 1970's blaxploitation and old school 'kung fu' movies (also just out of interest, Spike's fighting style is based off Bruce Lee). Fighting scenes from back then were purposefully over-dramatic with long pauses and over-exagerated poses/ reactions. It was as much about the fight as what each individual character was thinking, feeling and experiencing during said fight. (The music choice of Cowboy Bebop also reflects music choices of those old movies too) :)
ill be honest, theres a lot of great fan films of live action cowboy bebop, but imo the closest you get to a full on movie of CB is probably Ong bak or the Protector with Tony jaa. His Muay thai skills and the ferocity of the choreography of he actors, stunts and the camera work have the Cowboy bebop DNA.
It's honestly the main issue with a great deal of the show. The pacing is so drawn out and awkward. You could honestly have one less episode for the season in substitute for all the drawn out, unnecessary, BS. The story would honestly be compelling (it'd go by so quick, you wouldn't have a chance to react to how dumb it is).
This is definitely an improvement, but it unfortunately comes with the caveat of being the polishing of an unrefined product. Choreography that isn't so amazing can't be fixed by good editing. That being said, this is still some good editing!
Dealt with about everything wrong with the scene without being able to just go in and redirect it. I felt they did slightly better as time went on because this first episode took me 3 times of going back to finish it.
What you did was essentially edit it in Chinese kung-fu movie way. Americans tend to like to show how the punch was thrown while Chinese films (i.e. Jackie Chan films) only show the hits, hence why it feels smoother. The former looked better in Cowboy Bebop because they were moving faster than typical humans do. Not to mention being animated means the people have full control of how fluid the "bodies" are with each movement, so we only really get to see blurs of the body parts in the anime while in this Live Action, we get to see the entire human leg or arm with each kick or punch. Hence, the LA seems slower.
I imagine they slowed the fight down to fit the soundtrack, which does everything a disservice. They could have easily had more action instead of more pauses!
Dude that was great. You need to edit the entire series to remove all the reductive characters, stupid quips and pretty much all of Gren and Vicious - fix the Asimov, Maria Murdock, Le Fou, Udai Taxim and Whitney Haggis storylines and just mute Faye for the entire thing and I'd totally watch that. You would probably end up with about 45mins of tight footage at the end but at least it would be tolerable to watch!
from a quick review I did. ***** I KNOW HOW TO FIX THE SHOW! ***** >>>> WRITE A NEW SCRIPT! AND >>>> REDUB OVER THE ACTORS IN A DIFFERENT Language! SURE, THE MOUTHS WON'T MATCH... BUT SO WHAT? LOL I'd like to see what the fan community it come up with! You think the visuals, and the actions of certain characters would be hard to REDUB?
What's funny was this scene wasn't really bad, but then I realized it was ripped off from the gas station scene in the Cowboy Bebop movie which was done better.
edit is definitely better but with the edit i feel like i blink and its a new camera angle. pretty sure if you were on the editing team youd have more to work with.
This is definitely better but I don't know anything about editing, so aside from where you took out some dialogue and a shitty gag, I can't really articulate what's different- and I really want to understand this. Can anybody break this down for a layman to understand?
2:03 is extremely upsetting to me lol, wtf is the DP and editor thinking to continue the action viewed 1) over the shoulder from 2) across the entire bar and 3) telephoto at that, all to show the stabbed guy isn't dead yet lmao, wtf. People really don't understand the slop Netflix, Marvel, Disney, Amazon are shoving down their throats when film and movies used to have it SO GOOD.
lakeith stanfield wouldve made a better spike spiegal imo. he has the same build and is a natural at being effortlessly cool. also closer in age to spike
You changed like 3 scenes, and now you think it's better? Even more of a trash, than original.. What you trying to achive by cutting 0:52 to 1:04? Was there any reason why you think such abruptive scene change could be seen as something better? Now the 1:34 does make sense to make it less cheesy. But then again what was the point to change 1:50 scene if it was a subtle joke. In any case, no edits will save this trash.
Dude, chill the fuck out. I didn't say anything was better, just felt it was off and looked to make my own changes. Seriously, what's the point in being so damn confrontational? FFS
Better editing could have saved this show. That pause after the "wondered when you'd show up" felt like ages, i would pay to see the whole series re-edited.
Jeez even WITH the edit, the moment where the music goes quiet and it becomes a horror movie for 5 seconds while the bad guy looks under the table feels stupidly long. I can see what they were going for - where the action slows down for a few beats - it CAN be done effectively - it’s just all wrong here.
Yeah I love that you removed the idiotic breast touching moment. In a high octane fight like this, you're not going to stupidly stop and care about the sex of your attacker when they are seconds from killing you. It was a dumb nonsensical joke that the original anime would never have made during these moments. It's stuff like that which turns me off from watching western adaptions of great anime. Also usually it's just badly done in general like the Death note one or Fullmetal Alchemist. It often comes off as super cheesy. I still need to watch half of the Cowbop anime but the opening scene in the first episode is a masterpiece where the rose falls onto the ground and the red color deepens as the juxtaposed cuts of Spike fighting and getting bloodier plays in between, symbolizing the severity. The tone is completely different for the first episode of the live action version. It's rather sad these creators couldn't see the value of the counter-part. I love that the anime episode opens in the slower pace and focuses on the silent serenity of space and the lifestyle on board the ship. You still get the action later on but these opening scenes establish the western tone. Space can be compared to the open west in the sense of a more carefree lifestyle to explore and venture out into the open adventure. There's free enterprise and opportunities to be chased. The western style music doesn't just set the tone but also helps paint that picture.
Too bad you couldn’t fix the horrible script and writing and camera shots and angles lol. Cause then it would be worth a shot.. good job btw with ur edit.
So basically, you just reduced it to the seizure-inducing modern trope of rapid jump-cuts to where it's almost impossible to distinguish what's happening...
damn shame this show's bad outweighed the good glaring issue was how annoying Faye was, yeah Faye was always annoying, but she wasn't like Noisy annoying. She was in the way annoying. Plus all the Vicious side stories no one cared about. damn shame really. damn shame. really loved Jett and Spike, ehhh somewhere in the middle with Faye cause I have a crush on the actress.
Like a lot of people said, it does indeed improve the pace, and gives more energy to the fight but we do lose something when the scene is edited down. We understand what is happening because we've seen the show and because we've seen the original edit before that last clip, but without that, we quickly lose where everything is in the scene. In the original edit, the action is much slower (still don't know why they kept tht awkward exchange between Jet and Spike, it just kills the flow) but we clearly understand where everyone and everything is in the scene. In my opinion, there's definitely an issue with the editing but also with the way they filmed some (not all) of the fight scenes in the show. A good example would be the "lost session" trailer they filmed especially to promote the show. They cleverly played with the format, the flow of the characters, dialogues and camera mouvements. I don't get why they didn't keep some of that energy in the show.
I mean it’s still bad Better than the original yes but this fall to the trope of extreme jumpcuts That’s mainly due to the fault that the original fight choreography is terrible Stiff, awkward and slow hits. It’s like they barely rehearsed
The only good thing about the original was Jet's accidental grope. The timing of the joke was well done and his reaction was honestly pretty true to the character. Otherwise, your edit was flat out superior.
I thought about keeping it in but, personally, I'm not a fan of the trope. The actor definitely sold it and it would be something Jet would do; just not my cup of tea. Happy you liked it!
@@CoreIdeas oh yea, agreed. It's a dumb joke but it just happened to be the only thing that actually stuck the landing. I really hope Netflix has a healthcare plan because Shakir is going to need it after carrying the entire goddamn show on his back. Jet is, so far, the only good thing I've seen about the show.
I feel like the accidental grope would have worked better if she had surprised Jet from the side or back with a much faster-paced cut. But because she runs straight at him (and because the editing is so labored and slow) and because Jet's attacks against the other enemies were more brutal in general, it makes Jet's grope look intentional (even though he acts surprised when he does it) which kills the joke.
No disrespect to the creative team? WTH are you talking about. Their editing sucks. Its like they hold on every shot for a whole second more than they need to like they are waiting for the director to yell cut. It is so awkward.
Am I the only one bothered by the fact that the AK's have no recoil? And that their muzzle flash looks like Nintendo 64 graphics? They should have at least pretended the guns had some weight 🙄
Not gonna lie, this was a fun challenge and I don't think it came out half bad. Hope you all enjoy!
Great edit; it's how the action scenes should be. The only downside is that you had to cut out parts of "What Planet is This".
@@CharlesRengel Yeah, without the source footage it was impossible not to 😔
Ok this is way much better. After seeing the original live action version and editing version, the editing version is way better because the pacing is better, where live action drags way too long with pointless dialogue, this one is way better. I can say the editing version is better and you great job with this.
Aww thank you! I wish I had the original footage to try and make it smoother but I'm happy with what I was able to achieve 🥰
This is something you can teach in a film class or something.
It’s incredible what shaving off a few frames can do for a fight scene to make it feel more engaging. A pity nobody told that to the Netflix crew.
their action scenes were stiff
TV style showrunning is the curse of every new show
3:08 OH MY GOD YOU FIXED THIS ONE SECOND. IT BUGGED THE ABSOLUTE SHIT OUT OF ME WHEN I SAW IT LINGERING FOR THE FIRST TIME.
I like your edit better. As a quick note if it was me I would've put the "you were supposed to wait for my signal" right before Spike's last shot. Great edit still!
Oh damn, that would've been good! Glad you liked it though!
@@XanshilAnother thing is that spike's smile after, "I was wondering when you'd show up," kinda sells their relationship, seeing as this is our first introduction to Jet.
You really understand the bad editing of the fight scene, congratulations 👍
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
1:27 I just love that he comes out of the ceiling and then it’s all like “god same it spike”
The original one was so awkward. I even feel that's like a parody, not an action movie. I much prefer your editing and I am enjoying your great job
I found this part of the show oddly too violent. It is even worse when we find out that the crew was supposed to take them alive. An oddly violent, yet bloodless series of shootings and even a stabbing.
Like how in the edit Spike still teleports 30 feet in front of the two other guys! XD
LOL, im happy u got rid of the awkward parts like the line "youre supposed to wait for my signal" and that too long of a shot on Spikes face after
0:30 I just love that
In another one of your edits, I couldn't tell much of the difference. This one, I could DEFINITELY tell. So many waste of time scenes were edited out and it turned out amazing!
Can re edit the whole series? hahah This was awesome
Definitely thinking about it 🤣
Wow, that was amazing - it really shows what a difference a good editor can make. You're really good! This was great.
It's a shame, so much hard work went into this show just for it all to be pissed away by the editing, direction, and scripts.
you did a great job editing the action/reaction to each of the hits, and the scene flow much better for it. The original, and most of the other fight scenes just didn't flow as well as the could have, with all of the 'hit-pause-hit-pause' fighting. Well done!
I love the Netflix cowboy bebop
Gj man! Ya I felt the same thing as you - the pacing in the Cowboy Bebop fight scenes was too slow which is really due to poor editing. I think movies like the Bourne films and John Wick have conditioned us to expect really fast-paced, dynamic action scenes (here's a fun exercise: go back and watch the fight scenes from the first Matrix film. Back then they were groundbreaking, but now they feel SO slow.)
Ok, so while both edits are good, I just to explain what the Netflix team did. Mostly because I think this is one of the few things they actually did right for the series. While your edits are much more contemporary and therefore suit more modern tastes (well done by the way, you did a terrific job!). The original Cowboy Bebop had a lot of influences. One of which were the fight scenes of 1970's blaxploitation and old school 'kung fu' movies (also just out of interest, Spike's fighting style is based off Bruce Lee). Fighting scenes from back then were purposefully over-dramatic with long pauses and over-exagerated poses/ reactions. It was as much about the fight as what each individual character was thinking, feeling and experiencing during said fight. (The music choice of Cowboy Bebop also reflects music choices of those old movies too) :)
COMPLETELY agree. Love this take!
Damn you'd think John Cho wasn't 50 in the edit XD
3:20 this is the best part of the edit. The only time I've seen a man hit a woman and it didn't feel cringe.
ill be honest, theres a lot of great fan films of live action cowboy bebop, but imo the closest you get to a full on movie of CB is probably Ong bak or the Protector with Tony jaa. His Muay thai skills and the ferocity of the choreography of he actors, stunts and the camera work have the Cowboy bebop DNA.
Your edit is so much better
😭😭😭
This is SO much better. Almost makes me think I'd be a good show.
so the actual problem with that scene is the editing…. interesting! I enjoyed a lot this edit :)
It's honestly the main issue with a great deal of the show. The pacing is so drawn out and awkward.
You could honestly have one less episode for the season in substitute for all the drawn out, unnecessary, BS. The story would honestly be compelling (it'd go by so quick, you wouldn't have a chance to react to how dumb it is).
Wooow losted dynamic is back. THX
This is definitely an improvement, but it unfortunately comes with the caveat of being the polishing of an unrefined product. Choreography that isn't so amazing can't be fixed by good editing. That being said, this is still some good editing!
Dealt with about everything wrong with the scene without being able to just go in and redirect it. I felt they did slightly better as time went on because this first episode took me 3 times of going back to finish it.
Less is more.
Netflix: But I need more content and to stretch it out as much as possible!
What you did was essentially edit it in Chinese kung-fu movie way.
Americans tend to like to show how the punch was thrown while Chinese films (i.e. Jackie Chan films) only show the hits, hence why it feels smoother. The former looked better in Cowboy Bebop because they were moving faster than typical humans do.
Not to mention being animated means the people have full control of how fluid the "bodies" are with each movement, so we only really get to see blurs of the body parts in the anime while in this Live Action, we get to see the entire human leg or arm with each kick or punch. Hence, the LA seems slower.
I imagine they slowed the fight down to fit the soundtrack, which does everything a disservice. They could have easily had more action instead of more pauses!
Oh this was fun! Great work!
Thank you!
this really illustrates that far before Netflix's version was a bad cowboy bebop adaptation, it was just a bad show
Dude that was great. You need to edit the entire series to remove all the reductive characters, stupid quips and pretty much all of Gren and Vicious - fix the Asimov, Maria Murdock, Le Fou, Udai Taxim and Whitney Haggis storylines and just mute Faye for the entire thing and I'd totally watch that. You would probably end up with about 45mins of tight footage at the end but at least it would be tolerable to watch!
Funny enough, I actually did edit a few different scenes, so it's not impossible haha.
from a quick review I did.
***** I KNOW HOW TO FIX THE SHOW! ***** >>>> WRITE A NEW SCRIPT! AND >>>> REDUB OVER THE ACTORS IN A DIFFERENT Language!
SURE, THE MOUTHS WON'T MATCH... BUT SO WHAT? LOL
I'd like to see what the fan community it come up with! You think the visuals, and the actions of certain characters would be hard to REDUB?
Fans can do much better work than the so called professional who made steaming pile of hot garbage and got it cancelled 😂
Every scene in this shit shot basically screams "I'm totally not a movie set!" the design is so godawful bad and not immersive wtf
You fixed it!!!
Haha wouldn't say that but thank you!
What's funny was this scene wasn't really bad, but then I realized it was ripped off from the gas station scene in the Cowboy Bebop movie which was done better.
I love your one, but don’t get me wrong I still like previous version
Less is more. Excellent work.
nice! now we just need to fix the writing, casting, tone, and cinematography and we might have a halfway decent adaptation!
edit is definitely better but with the edit i feel like i blink and its a new camera angle. pretty sure if you were on the editing team youd have more to work with.
It's better, but no amount of editing in the world could make that turd good.
I salute your effort though.
Keep the edits coming friend
you made it better by cutting dialog xD
Pretty good, I think the source material isn't so good, so even edited it's odd to follow
This is definitely better but I don't know anything about editing, so aside from where you took out some dialogue and a shitty gag, I can't really articulate what's different- and I really want to understand this. Can anybody break this down for a layman to understand?
could do that bathroom sence too because this one that one are my favorite
2:03 is extremely upsetting to me lol, wtf is the DP and editor thinking to continue the action viewed 1) over the shoulder from 2) across the entire bar and 3) telephoto at that, all to show the stabbed guy isn't dead yet lmao, wtf. People really don't understand the slop Netflix, Marvel, Disney, Amazon are shoving down their throats when film and movies used to have it SO GOOD.
Glad Yoko Kanno came back.
Made a guitar cover video for the ending theme, The Real Folk Blues
As it should have been edited..me: since 1974
Overall the original is still better considering it's a 45 minute episode. It's called pacing for a reason. Nice edit tho!
Thanks you for removing the boob grab scene, that was utterly unfunny. 0:43 This scene feels as if the directors is a fake jackie chan fan.
Yeah your edit is definitely better.
This live action could be the worst they ever made OG bebop is amazing and I love it a lot but not bad
What's the title of the background music? :00
lakeith stanfield wouldve made a better spike spiegal imo. he has the same build and is a natural at being effortlessly cool. also closer in age to spike
Yes this is much better, way less cringe.
That was the goal!
You changed like 3 scenes, and now you think it's better? Even more of a trash, than original.. What you trying to achive by cutting 0:52 to 1:04? Was there any reason why you think such abruptive scene change could be seen as something better? Now the 1:34 does make sense to make it less cheesy. But then again what was the point to change 1:50 scene if it was a subtle joke.
In any case, no edits will save this trash.
Dude, chill the fuck out. I didn't say anything was better, just felt it was off and looked to make my own changes.
Seriously, what's the point in being so damn confrontational? FFS
@@Xanshil Good point.
I feel the show was missing ed
Way tighter.
Better editing could have saved this show. That pause after the "wondered when you'd show up" felt like ages, i would pay to see the whole series re-edited.
The ony problem with this version of cowboy bebop is it should've never had a netflix adaptation, cus wtf is the actor choice 💀💀
Your version is a 100 times better.
Jeez even WITH the edit, the moment where the music goes quiet and it becomes a horror movie for 5 seconds while the bad guy looks under the table feels stupidly long. I can see what they were going for - where the action slows down for a few beats - it CAN be done effectively - it’s just all wrong here.
I don't really understand the last edit with the groping. It's kind of nonsensical.
Other than that, it's fine.
Yeah I love that you removed the idiotic breast touching moment. In a high octane fight like this, you're not going to stupidly stop and care about the sex of your attacker when they are seconds from killing you. It was a dumb nonsensical joke that the original anime would never have made during these moments. It's stuff like that which turns me off from watching western adaptions of great anime. Also usually it's just badly done in general like the Death note one or Fullmetal Alchemist. It often comes off as super cheesy. I still need to watch half of the Cowbop anime but the opening scene in the first episode is a masterpiece where the rose falls onto the ground and the red color deepens as the juxtaposed cuts of Spike fighting and getting bloodier plays in between, symbolizing the severity. The tone is completely different for the first episode of the live action version. It's rather sad these creators couldn't see the value of the counter-part. I love that the anime episode opens in the slower pace and focuses on the silent serenity of space and the lifestyle on board the ship. You still get the action later on but these opening scenes establish the western tone. Space can be compared to the open west in the sense of a more carefree lifestyle to explore and venture out into the open adventure. There's free enterprise and opportunities to be chased. The western style music doesn't just set the tone but also helps paint that picture.
It still looks like shit but now it's shiny shit great job my friend
This is still really bad, but considering what you had to work with this is actually really well done
Too bad you couldn’t fix the horrible script and writing and camera shots and angles lol. Cause then it would be worth a shot.. good job btw with ur edit.
So basically, you just reduced it to the seizure-inducing modern trope of rapid jump-cuts to where it's almost impossible to distinguish what's happening...
damn shame this show's bad outweighed the good
glaring issue was how annoying Faye was, yeah Faye was always annoying, but she wasn't like Noisy annoying. She was in the way annoying.
Plus all the Vicious side stories no one cared about. damn shame really. damn shame.
really loved Jett and Spike, ehhh somewhere in the middle with Faye cause I have a crush on the actress.
I doint much sdfiferen I AHBE SEE NTHE ROIGNIL
right, so u made it faster, more realistic, got rid of the sitcom bullshit
Like a lot of people said, it does indeed improve the pace, and gives more energy to the fight but we do lose something when the scene is edited down. We understand what is happening because we've seen the show and because we've seen the original edit before that last clip, but without that, we quickly lose where everything is in the scene. In the original edit, the action is much slower (still don't know why they kept tht awkward exchange between Jet and Spike, it just kills the flow) but we clearly understand where everyone and everything is in the scene. In my opinion, there's definitely an issue with the editing but also with the way they filmed some (not all) of the fight scenes in the show.
A good example would be the "lost session" trailer they filmed especially to promote the show. They cleverly played with the format, the flow of the characters, dialogues and camera mouvements. I don't get why they didn't keep some of that energy in the show.
>"also, no disrespect meant towards the creative team"
What? Why not? They're the ones who produced this flaming turd?
📥📃🛸
I mean it’s still bad
Better than the original yes but this fall to the trope of extreme jumpcuts
That’s mainly due to the fault that the original fight choreography is terrible
Stiff, awkward and slow hits. It’s like they barely rehearsed
The only good thing about the original was Jet's accidental grope. The timing of the joke was well done and his reaction was honestly pretty true to the character. Otherwise, your edit was flat out superior.
I thought about keeping it in but, personally, I'm not a fan of the trope. The actor definitely sold it and it would be something Jet would do; just not my cup of tea. Happy you liked it!
@@CoreIdeas oh yea, agreed. It's a dumb joke but it just happened to be the only thing that actually stuck the landing.
I really hope Netflix has a healthcare plan because Shakir is going to need it after carrying the entire goddamn show on his back. Jet is, so far, the only good thing I've seen about the show.
Disagree hard
I feel like the accidental grope would have worked better if she had surprised Jet from the side or back with a much faster-paced cut. But because she runs straight at him (and because the editing is so labored and slow) and because Jet's attacks against the other enemies were more brutal in general, it makes Jet's grope look intentional (even though he acts surprised when he does it) which kills the joke.
No disrespect to the creative team? WTH are you talking about. Their editing sucks. Its like they hold on every shot for a whole second more than they need to like they are waiting for the director to yell cut. It is so awkward.
Am I the only one bothered by the fact that the AK's have no recoil? And that their muzzle flash looks like Nintendo 64 graphics? They should have at least pretended the guns had some weight 🙄
I C no difference :\
not a good edit bro