Beowulf 2: This Time It's Personal

Yesterday, America prepared for the most anticipated cultural event of the year. That's right: the premiere of Beowulf 2: This Time It's Personal! Beowulf 2 picks up from the events of the Beowulf: The Movie. In the movie, Hrothgar asks Beowulf, who has slain Grendel, to retrieve Grendel's head from his final resting place underwater. Little does Beowulf know that danger -- or worse -- awaits.

I finally got done with the editing yesterday afternoon, and I soon found out that I had been invited to a Super Bowl party (you know, that other anticipated cultural event) at co-star Mark's house. Because other co-star Nick would be there too, I decided it would be a good time to have a little premiere. Fortunately, it was well received. Meanwhile, at home, the video was slowly being uploaded to Google Video, where you can see it now.

Today, I gave Mrs. Mackey, our English teacher from last semester, a copy of the movie to show in her classes. Maybe over the next few days, we'll get more comments from total strangers about how awesome our movie was. And, of course, we're starting to talk about Beowulf 3. Hopefully, it'll be as much fun to make as Beowulf 2 was. On behalf of everybody involved in the production, I hope you'll enjoy it as much as we have. Watch Beowulf 2: This Time It's Personal!

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