The below remake of The Last Jedi trailer is certainly interesting, in part, because of how it was produced, using an Apple IIc from 1984, a program from the era called Dazzle Draw, and some 48 floppy disks, the entirety of which contained 6 MB of information. But the method is a little less important than the end result, which is completely, stupidly cool, like youre seeing through the code from The Matrix to visualize the Magic Eye-like images buried underneath it. <\/p>\n
According to TechCrunch, Twitter user @pinotski produced the video over the course of three weeks, apparently while holding up transparent plastic sheets against the monitor. That sounds like a lot of work, but the end result is worth it. This probably goes without being said, but maybe someone could do this for the entire prequel trilogy? Just a thought. <\/p>\n
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