Awesome Compilations

Matthew McConaughey’s unofficial catchphrase first turned up in 1993’s Dazed and Confused. Since then, he’s said “Alright” just a few more times. Ownergy follows up their previous McConaughey tribute by cataloging every occurrence through 2017 in chronological order.

You know a TV series is memorable when you can extract tiny sound bites from every episode, and get a laugh out of almost every one. Editor Estelle Grignon compiled this laugh-packed reel which features a just about a second from each of the NBC comedy’s 201 episodes.

YouTube is chockful of videos claiming to be supremely satisfying. But if you’ve had more satisfaction than you can handle, Luksan Wunder’s clip should cure you of that good feeling, and just simply leave you hanging in the worst possible ways.

Editor Jim Casey of The Solomon Society put together this compilation of some of the most wonderful and memorable animated moments ever – mostly from Studio Ghibli, Disney, and Pixar films. Reneé Dominique’s cover of Moon River sets the perfect mood.

Jeopardy! has long been the smartest game show on TV, and unlike shows that give players some latitude with their answers, you have to be pretty spot on to be right on this one. Super Deluxe compiled this fun reel of longtime host Alex Trebek calling contestants out.

(PG-13) Shawn “The Uniballer” Kohne’s latest video is less of the history lesson that its title implies, and simply a compilation of more than 100 times that an on-screen character uttered the familiar phrase that often follows some kind of painful injury.

(PG-13) You really need to watch every episode of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia for maximum effect, but for fans of the show, you’ll want to check out Sh*tty Film Productions’ compilation reel, which features 1 to 2 second snippets of every episode of the show so far.

Art of the Film pays tribute to the films of director Christopher Nolan with an intensely paced one-minute compilation of his work, set to the driving, rhythmic beat of a ticking clock. We were waiting for our screen to blow up by the end.

Owenergy Studios takes a break from saying “Weowwwww” to present a little compilation of actor and director Ben Stiller using the word “little” a little too much. We had no idea that Ben had a catchphrase, but we guess this is it.

(SPOILERS, PG-13) Rick and Morty‘s Rick and Morty may have the same voice actor, but the colorful cast of characters surrounding them were brought to life by a schiwft-ton of guests, from John Oliver to Werner Herzog. Check them out in Adult Swim Australia’s compilation.

Editor Brian Carroll follows up his compilation of top-down shots with another reel of films in which the camera hovers above the action. Note to actors: If the script calls for this, there’s a good chance your soul is leaving your body. The track is Down by Run the Jewels f/Joi.

Burger Fiction updates the list that’s guaranteed to set off cinephiles (“How Green Was My freakin’ Valley?!?!”). Here’s a compilation of all the movies that have won the Oscar for Best Picture, from Wings to Spotlight, as well as this year’s nominees.

It shocks us that the Academy Awards have only been handing out Oscars for Best Animated Feature since 2001, so this compilation from Burger Fiction is shorter than their others. That said, we demand that Kubo and The Two Strings win the award this year.

(PG-13: Language) Ever since John Wick, Keanu Reeves is one of our favorite badasses. But he was also half of Bill & Ted, shooting at nothing in Point Break, maintaining Speed, and learning instant Kung Fu in The Matrix. Burger Fiction recaps Keanu’s illustrious career. Whoa.

With the 2017 Academy Awards just a few weeks away, Burger Fiction enumerated the films that have won the Oscar for Best Cinematography, from 1927’s Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans to 2015’s The Revenant. Check out the full list here.

(PG-13: Language) “I need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle.” YouTuber Paul Phoenix will brighten up your day with this lengthy compilation of the Governator spewing quotable one-liners. For once we’d like to see him in a German language film.

(Gore) Showtime Sports put together some of the most brutal boxing knockouts from its archives to celebrate its 30th anniversary and remind us of the unspeakable things a well-placed fist can do to a man.

2016 wasn’t exactly a stellar year for GoPro. But the company still makes damn good cameras, and their brand is still synonymous with the action camera market. Here’s a sampling of the shots made possible by GoPro from this year alone.

YouTuber Sleepy Skunk presents their much-awaited movie trailer mashup. Trailers are getting better and better at making a movie seem leagues better than it really is, but this video reminds us that 2016 did have its share of great films, especially animated ones.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey made his own version of YouTube’s annual recap video, focusing on his favorite – or the opposite – YouTubers, including Angry Video Game Nerd, H3H3 and Jaboody Dubs. YouTube views are a hell of a drug.

The inspiring opening speech from Casey Neistat provides the perfect intro to editor Zapatou’s latest compilation, offering up 10 minutes of great video, from amazing stunts, to incredible visuals, to people just being generally awesome.

The penultimate season of HBO’s Game of Thrones won’t be here until summer 2017. YouTuber TheGaroStudios makes the wait harder with this awesome compilation of some of the most memorable moments from the show’s past six seasons. Burn them all!

Between Stranger Things, the rise of synthwave music, and new 8-bit console releases, the ’80s are back and bigger than ever. In this VHS-quality compilation, we’re reminded of some of the decade’s best movies (and Teen Wolf) courtesy of editor Joe Primmer.