Fans of world-building game “Minecraft” have used the software to create countless “Star Wars” projects and mods, but one user is upping the ante by creating an entire “Star Wars” film from the digital blocks.
After three years in the making, the Minecraft version of Star Wars: A New Hope is almost done. According to the fan named Paradise Decay making the movie, the individual sets alone took six months to build—”no mods have been used, just custom textures and art.”
On Wednesday, Paradise Decay released a new trailer to build hype for the project, and it shows just how much progress he’s made. In the 
corresponding blog post, he announced that a full hour and 10 minutes of the film is complete, so he’s just past the halfway mark to re-create the 125 minutes of footage from the original film.
In order to avoid the obvious copyright issues, Paradise Decay will release the film for free with no accompanying audio; you’ll have to find a way to play the film’s original audio in sync with his movie instead. According to Sploid, the dedicated Minecrafter only needs to finish 11 more minutes of the film before he gets it out to the public. May the force be with him.
But the Bad news is, this is the last trailer we’ll get before the film comes out next year.
Minecraft Star Wars “A New Hope”: Getting Remade By Its Crazy Fan
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