Awesome Montage

Similar to Games We Play, this montage celebrates the simple things that give us joy, from good weather to the company of another human being. The best things in life really are free (or cheap).

Battlefield 3 players: if you see the name ‘Threatty’ on the opposing team, you better bring your A-game. This dude is the Rambo of Battlefield, if Rambo had 3D modeling and video editing skills.

Fans of martial arts films will love Shauntron’s supercut of some balls-out fighting and stunts from fifteen classic (and not-so-classic) movies, set to the appropriately intense dubstep sounds of Noisia.

For those of you who only have one minute for fun today: Matthijs Vlot reinterpets Lionel Richie’s Hello in a most creative way here with clips from a boatload of familiar films. (Thanks James!)

Watch Tom Cruise stride in his various films, from a scene from the stupid War of the Worlds to that awesome one shot take in Mission Impossible 3. He should’ve played the Running Man.

Anyone who thinks Tom Selleck’s mustache is one of the greatest contributions to American television will be thrilled after seeing it in the cinematic world in this amusing montage. (Thanks Jason!)

We like the soundtrack and clips in this movie montage; a myriad of shots have been strung together where the camera is following someone who is walking or running. (Thanks Brian!)

(NSFW: Language) What’s a sports movie without a good locker room pep talk? Screen Junkies edited this supercut of some of the greatest speeches for getting teams pumped up. This clip not included.

The latest supercut from montage maker Harry Hanrahan will make you absolutely sick of the titular phrase. It also made us realize how hard it is to muster the enthusiasm to say it convincingly.

This short supercut examines movie scenes where characters have something much more important to do, and need to be excused. Now if you excuse us, we have other posts to write.

Even though no one quite gets the original Wizard of Oz line exactly right, richfofo may have proven that Judy Garland had the greatest movie line of all time in this supercut. Bonus: best delivery at 3:58.

YouTube user Genrocks mashes up a whopping 270 movies from 2010, stringing lines and sequences together to make it seem like you’re watching a trailer for the most awesome movie ever made.

If you missed The Walking Dead’s brief, but epic 6-episode Season One, this supercut edited by Eric Linn sums up each and every zombie death in just 69-seconds. Wait, aren’t zombies already dead?

A wacky montage of movie characters saying “Blah blah blah”. It was really funny the first time we saw it, but then we got really creeped out on the second go. Especially with Crazy Shatner.

The guys at Filmdrunk dug under every rock searching for every last Arnold Schwarzenegger scream they could find and stitched it all together into one truly epic, ham-fisted scream.

The perfect companion to Today’s Secret Ingredient, here’s a speedy compilation of every “Secret Word” ever spoken during the short-lived classic Pee-Wee’s Playhouse.

(NSFW: Language) The guys over at The Huffington Post have realized that despite the superficiality of Hollywood, an inordinate number of characters look like sh*t. Get some rest, and clean yourself up.

YouTuber hh1edits put together this intense and visceral montage of some of cinema’s greatest human villains, and it’s a doozy. See if you can name all the baddies without cheating.

Sit down son, these men are going to show you how to get women. Or not. Props to the goddess dude, who in one sentence drastically lowered his standards, from “the woman” to “any woman”.

If you ever get a phone call and the person on the other end of the line says to you “Get Out of There!” you pretty much know that death awaits you with big pointy teeth if you don’t comply.

One of the most used lines in movies gets a montage. From Shrek to Hellboy, and even in classics like Star Wars and James Bond, scriptwriters can’t seem to avoid the darned trope.