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Some said watching the entire collection of car smashing, explosions, and extreme revving in Furious 7 alone was a bit too much already, not to mention they made seven of these car chase madnesses. So when this lovely filmmaking enthusiast decided to get the best of the best out of not one but 50 movies created throughout the years, we had to share it with you.
Passion is what drives humans to create beautiful things that quite often become memorabilia, and that’s exactly what this guy needed to hold himself from taking the keyboard and smashing it on the wall. Don’t get us wrong, filmmaking is a beautiful occupation, of course, but it also implies a lot of repetitive stuff, especially when you don’t just edit one movie, but 50.
This is why when we stumbled upon this car chase compilation we instantly thought of sharing it with you people. We’re not planning to ruin it so here’s what you’re about to do.
First of all please don’t rush things. Grab the popcorn, relax on that comfy chair, you deserve it! You’re about to enjoy six minutes of movie history. We’re talking everything from Pulp Fiction to Indiana Jones, James Bond and, naturally, Fast and Furious.
The video is the brainchild of Filmnørdens Hjørne, a video studio in Denmark, and here’s how they describe “The Art of the Car Chase”:
“The most time-consuming part of the process is no doubt finding and preparing the clips. It is also the most boring part. The fun part is editing them together in new and interesting ways. This is also the most frustrating part because the possibilities are almost endless, and if you're not careful, the project will simply get stuck in the mud, so to speak.”
This is why when we stumbled upon this car chase compilation we instantly thought of sharing it with you people. We’re not planning to ruin it so here’s what you’re about to do.
First of all please don’t rush things. Grab the popcorn, relax on that comfy chair, you deserve it! You’re about to enjoy six minutes of movie history. We’re talking everything from Pulp Fiction to Indiana Jones, James Bond and, naturally, Fast and Furious.
The video is the brainchild of Filmnørdens Hjørne, a video studio in Denmark, and here’s how they describe “The Art of the Car Chase”:
“The most time-consuming part of the process is no doubt finding and preparing the clips. It is also the most boring part. The fun part is editing them together in new and interesting ways. This is also the most frustrating part because the possibilities are almost endless, and if you're not careful, the project will simply get stuck in the mud, so to speak.”
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