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Montage: The Motion Pictures of 2011
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Oscar Flashback: A Tale of Two Harveys
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Oscars 2011: Oscar’s Closed System
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Oscar Flashback – Driving Miss Daisy and Do the Right Thing
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The State of the Race – Don’t Look Back
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Oscars 2012: The Adapted Screenplays
i love that shot from drive. so intense.
It´s a shame that there is no Steve McQueen’s Shame frames.
The shot from Drive where he’s wearing the stunt mask at the doorway has to be one of the most indelible images of the year, but I don’t think it was in this particular montage.
Everybody loves Drive!!
Hey, Ryman! We get it! There WERE a lot of action/horror/thriller films in 2011. It doesn’t make your montage any better to just do rock/hip hop and show a bunch of clips from those movies.
Like, I don’t believe there’s one Melancholia, one Tree of Life, or one Shame clip in the entire thing. Snore.
@HahaLives
I didn’t make the montage you idiot. I just gave the link to the editor. <_<
It would be nice if everyone wasn’t trying to get in on this end of the year montage fad, and that it would just be left to the Matt Shapiros’, Gen Ips’, and Kees van What’shisnames’ of the world.