The Golden Age of Video
 

quoted, via the youtube site description:


What do you think?

That's a whole mess o' royalties there.

Pretty cool idea, but could have been implemented better.

That's the best thing I have ever ever seen. And Moomin and Arthur Atkinson in the same video!

meaning? did you find it too repetitive, or should it not have been a music video, but a mock satire documentary instead?
would you have liked more film references, or did you find the 'quoted lyrics' not up to par?

these are just sample questions, because the above cut film presentation seemed quite complex, extraordinary in its delivery, entertaining to most who loved films throughout the generations, and perhaps the last thing I thought when I got through watching it, was "nice, though I think I could have done better had I thought of this idea at the same time".

Too repetitive, and the lyrics were too non sequiturish (unless there's something I'm missing)

fair enough.

Perhaps this other movie montage may be more your speed?


the films of the 2000s on Vimeo
by Paul Proulx

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(see if this one embeds...)

How about this? A hundred and eleven film clips of one second each, that you have to guess.