Shauntron took over thirty classic martial arts films, cut up and edited the scenes, and added a sprinkle of Dubstep by Noisia on top. The semi-organized chaos of Dubstep somehow works perfectly with the martial arts action in the films. The video is shared on HaveYouSeenThis.
You really have to keep an eye on Hollywood’s new releases. They’ll do their best to keep feeding you the same garbage over and over, just with a different twist. The BlindFilmCritic realized how obviously similar the new movie One For The Money is to the 2010 release Bounty Hunter and created this side by side comparison.
And this isn’t even the first time he has notice Hollywood pull this trick, the BFC also realized how Friends With Benefits and No Strings Attached are basically the same movie. Com’n Hollywood, you can at least try and mix it up a little, don’t just flip the genders of the characters.
Thanks Ben!!
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.
The rolling tumbleweed is a classic image used very often in old westerns, and still used in modern film, but mostly as a homage or parody of the past. Dunk3d along with the Columbus Museum of Art created this super cut of classic tumbleweed scenes in film. The music is by Joel Robson appropriately titled Tumbleweed. The video is featured on TheDailyWhat.
