It's actually quite funny and rather impressive with what they had to work with... The opening battle goes a bit long, but if you need to skip ahead, check out their homage to the STVI zero G sequence, haha! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCLqBUSsDYY&feature=related The additional parts afterward are pretty funny, too.
Not too bad all things considered. Just one thing puzzles me - They go though all that work yet no one can hem up their sleeves?
It has to do with the language they're speaking. Apparently, not everyone understands English. I really like the camera work. It's a neat little treat eerily reminiscent of stuff I did when I was that age... Mark
One element I found really well done was the background chatter in both parts of "Part 2." It made the setting seem larger, as if it really were a ship and not just some hallways. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBGcdoWAXHs&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqAGY0kQy5k&feature=related (Perhaps the homages to ST VI are a little too apparent, but the "Get out of there!" line from ST III was brilliant.)
These kids where impressive... Anyone catch that bit at the start of part on about not attempting the stunts and that two students where suspended after doing them?
Ya know, I just watched this again, and it really is a lot of fun. I don't think they were trying to tell a grand story, just seeing what they could pull off. My hat is off to these guys! I love the zero-g effect!