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So far I have resisted temptation to post any Dark Knight Rises trailer mashups, because - well, I'm going to be honest - I'm keen not to let standards slip. The weird cat head version didn't do anything for me, and even the LEGO version left me cold. The only one that came close to appearing on here was the silly alternate voice-over version, and that's a parody, not even a mashup.
But this Lion King/Dark Knight RIses trailer mashup is close to perfect. There's just enough crossover to make it seem believable, and yet significant elements of both original movies are preserved. I actually don't remember the Lion King having so many dark moments - seems it wasn't all jolly singalongs after all. Perhaps I need to watch it again.
Well done Brad Hansen (CraveOnline.com)
Nick Bertke takes remixing to a brilliantly panoptical level. The audio/video mashup maestro, operating under the moniker Pogo, has advanced himself far enough for his most ambitious project to be titled "Remix the World"--and there’s not even a hint of exaggeration. Bertke, a 24-year-old Perth native, has already traveled to South Africa, Bhutan, and New York City, filming original video footage only to dice it up later, and recording sounds and conversations with natives for eventual “live-action remixing.” Pogo’s latest mesmerizing creation is "Boo Bass (Monsters Inc. Remix)," which, like many of the electronic artist’s previous creations, mixes video and audio clips from a well-known cultural work to create something that’s mind-blowingly new, not just nostalgic.
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Transformers meets Back To The Future. Awesome T-shirt design.