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Blog EntryTitanic SequelMay 9, '06 11:50 PM
for everyone

I already did an entry about films that have been re-edited to seem completely different. However, this is a whole new clip, in that it takes clips from dozens of other movies to create an entertaining thriller for the film that never was (and never should be). This is one of the finest examples of film-editting that I've seen. Video will be posted as soon as YouTube gets back on the air.


Blog EntryShiningMar 5, '06 6:14 PM
for everyone

This is partly me posting a video that has been all over the web for months but that I have only just found, and partly me playing around with imbedding videos.

This is a trailer for the Shining (brilliant film) recut to make a heartwarming family drama out of it. Whether it is a travesty or not is debatable, but it's quite funny.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ipuqHA6Jmh4

Some of these are also worth checking out:
West Side Story as a Zombie Flick - Not that much use of actual footage but not bad.
Sleepless in Seattle as a Thriller - Nice use of footage but rarely believable.
Titanic as a Horror Film - Funny concept but it doesn't actually work that well
Psycho as a Romantic Comedy - Relies too much on the voiceover but works quite well
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind as a Horror Film - Some fairly deft editting marred somewhat by an overly-obtrusive voiceover.
Cabin Fever as a Drama< - If you haven't seen the original it's a average at best horror film. This actually looks more watchable than the original.
Gandhi as a Comedy - You need to log in to see it. The user name is holy, password is cow. I really wouldn't bother. It isn't any good.

There's also about 50 Brokeback Mountain/Insert film here edits. None are really worth linking to.


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