Watch ‘Hughes The Force’ Inspired By ‘Star Wars’ & John Hughes Movies
By Empress Eve
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Friday, May 25th, 2012 at 6:12 pm
In celebration of the 35th anniversary today of the release of original Star Wars, Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes have premiered the film Hughes The Force on their SModcast Internet Television (S.I.T.).
The film, directed, written, and produced by Producer by J.C. Reifenberg, is inspired by Star Wars, as well as all those 1980’s John Hughes movies, like The Breakfast Club and Weird Science. Hughes The Forces revolves around Simon and Henry, two unpopular teens who, in an effort to get into the epic end of the year high school party, must find a hot chick willing to go with them. When that proves difficult, they take matters into their own hands with Simon’s Slave Leia action figure.
Watch the entire film here below, which includes an introduction by Mewes and Reifenberg.
Download the entire movie at hughestheforce.com, where you can also learn a lot more about the film, which boasts a cast and crew of Star Wars-loving friends who were not only inspired by the scifi epic, but many of them actually grew up in the same home town as John Hughes.
Simon and Henry, two teens tortured by jocks and rejected by girls, are invited to the epic end of the year high school party, but there’s a catch. In order to get in, they need to bring just one hot girl. Unable to attract any female attention, they decide to take matters into their own hands and create the perfect woman from Simon’s prized Slave Leia action figure.
Armed with a fully operational lightsaber and blaster, the two set out with their self-appointed mentor to do what they have never done before: fit in. On their journey, they encounter stormtroopers, aliens, and even a Dark Lord of the Sith in the most unlikely of places. But even with the Force as their ally, some things are not meant to be…
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