Mike Tompkins has truly proven himself in his latest music video publication. He remixed Dubstep famous Skrillex’s Cinema and Santigold’s Disparate Youth, all with his own voice.
That’s right. Dubstep. With just his voice and talent with live looping and mixing. And it’s Incredible.
Patrick Peris published this video that just went viral today, already amassing 30,000 views, and being featured on b3ta and TheHighDefinite. Peris mixed amazing confrontation scenes from timeless films, like Pulp Fiction, Terminator 2, and 300, and mashed them all together with an epic soundtrack. The results are mesmerizing.
With all the motion pictures since the dawn of the technology, you can literally cut up and edit together almost anything. Don’t believe it? Here’s Lionel Richie’s classic hit Hello from a mash up of classic cinema scenes that is featured on TheHighDefinite.
It’s a phrase we’ve heard over and over again in the media. “I love the smell of napalm — and subsequently everything else — in the morning,” is a line that originated from the 1979 war movie, Apocalypse Now. Since then, the phrase has been referenced in movies, TV shows, and everything else in between. Writers just love the smell of butchering the famous line in morning.
So how many shows and movies paid homage to the line? Dondraper Says What did the work for us, compiling all the famous references together. Even he had to exclaim, “What surprised me about making this video is how frequently this line pops up in cruddy children’s movies. That and cop shows.”
A video shot straight down from above can really convey a dramatic feel to viewers. Editcadet1 brings us this epic compilation of “God’s point of view” in films. The video is featured on TheHighDefinite.
