Mega Man: The Full-Length Mega Fan Film

By Allie Townsend | @Allie_Townsend | May 10, 2010 | +

Who wouldn’t love 90 minutes of Mega Man?

If you’ve got the time, take a break from finessing your LOST theories and check out the feature-length fan made film, Mega Man, directed by Eddie Lebron. The story line is solid, and though the stunts and FX are expectantly low-budget, this little guy’s got heart. Based on the first game, Dr. Light and Dr. Wily fall out and new humanoid Rock must stop Wily from taking over the world.

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The actors playing Rock and Dr. Wily are standouts, and while I wish Roll’s character didn’t seem so inherently annoying, the movie is charming overall. If you can sit through an episode or two of the first few seasons of The Power Rangers, this might be for you.

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angrygeekyderbygirl

roll was completely annoying, but I loved the movie overall. it was very impressive for being fan-made.
angrygeekyderbygirl

(what would have given it that extra awesome would be a protomen soundtrack. I’m just saying.)