Awesome Supercuts

(PG-13: Language) “There can be only one!” Burger Fiction’s latest movie montage compiles some of the greatest one-liners uttered right before someone puts their big finishing move on their nemesis. We totally forgot about that brilliant kill line from Moonraker.

If we were ever to join the mob, our outfit of choice would be the Adidas tracksuit. Travis Greenwood and Robert Jones compiled some of the many memorable on-screen uses for this versatile piece of wardrobe, from Back to the Future to The Royal Tenenbaums.

A compilation of some of the PG-rated slurs and sounds uttered by movie characters, from Three Amigos’ son of a motherless goat to True Romance‘s cantaloupe. Burger Fiction, how dare you forget about Angels with Filthy Souls, ya filthy animal!

(PG-13 Language) somersetVII celebrates more than 30 years of films from Joel and Ethan Coen, showcasing crackpot characters, melifluous music, phenomenal photography, quotable quotes, and stellar storytelling from the dynamic duo. And stay out of the Woolworths!

Editor Semih Okmn gathered together some classic movie moments in which the bad guys celebrate their insanity with a smile. Barry Manilow’s Can’t Smile without You makes for the perfect backing track to the madness. After all these years, Norman Bates still freaks us out.

The Verge recounts every time the big fuzzball opened his mouth and roared in the Star Wars saga so far, as he paved the way for such later masters of vocal discourse as Hodor and Groot.

Editor Zapatou has outdone himself with this 21-minute supercut of awesome people, places and things. There are over 500 clips of spectacular acts of athleticism, daring, free-spiritedness, humor and talent, each of which helps reaffirm your faith in humanity.

Burger Fiction returns with a compilation of more ridiculous and unexpected weapons, ranging from telephones to chopsticks to toilets to paper clips… to… corn? Though the Aliens Power Loader was anything but improbable if you ask us.

Your reaction when you realize that your apprentice is a mass murderer. While Anakin ruthlessly mowed down Jedi kids, Mr Sunday Movies reminds us that Luke Skywalker is as bad as his father because of all the people he torched inside the Death Star.

There’s no crying in baseball! Editing duo Burger Fiction chopped together this sequence of some of the greatest coaches’ speeches in the history of motion pictures, to form one epic motivational speech sure to get anyone off their lazy ass and turn them into a winner.

He’s no Charlie Chaplin or Jim Carrey, but George Clooney sure knows how to put his unfairly handsome mug to good use. Burger Fiction’s supercut is a nice look at both Clooney’s face and his body of work.

(PG-13: Language) WOW– Shh shh shh. Shhhh. If there’s one thing Owen Wilson loves as much as saying his trademark expression, it’s speaking in hushed tones. It makes you focus on him more, and wonder just how he pulls off that hair.

(NSFW) Editor Jacob T. Swinney follows up on his side-by-side comparison of the first and last thing we see on screen in another 70 films. There are some real classics in here from visual masters like David Fincher, Alejandro Inarritu, Quentin Tarantino, and Stanley Kubrick.

(PG-13: Language, Gore) YouTuber Benjamin Combes combed through three decades of Van Damme films to remind us that JCVD did more than splits. He also offed people, flexed his booty and worked with the world’s worst cinematographers.

For their latest supercut, Burger Fiction pieces together moments from movies in which the camera pushes in towards the subject’s face, creating a heightened sense of drama. Funny thing is, you could probably make the same thing entirely from Spielberg films.

(PG-13: Language) “You need to build an ability to just be yourself and not be doing something.” The A to Z Review bolsters Louis C.K.’s sappy nihilistic cellphone rant on Conan with related clips from the comedian’s stand up specials and his TV show Louie.

Small aliens, giant robots, robot aliens, monsters, dragons, genies, wild things. YouTuber Burger Fiction presents some of the most extraordinary pals that children have teamed up with in films. Not a single Gundam made it in though.

Hello? Hello? Burger Fiction stitched together some of the many classic movie moments which took place while characters were speaking on the phone – in many cases to people we never saw on screen. See if you can name all the movies without cheating.

CHINA ALL THE TIME. Groot and Hodor, meet China Trump. A genius down at Huffington Post Movie Mashups put together clips of Donald Trump saying “China.” It’s way funnier than you think. China is the new China, by the way.

Batman started out as a lethal force of justice, but in the 1940s he and his sidekick Robin adopted a no killing rule. Which, as Mr. Sunday Movies shows, he absolutely did not obey. Yep, he went on to off people in the comics too.

(PG-13) There are many aspects of Wes Anderson’s work which are consistent across his films. While his style, casting, and musical choices are often discussed, his effective use of cursing is not. Luís Azevedo of The A to Z Review makes it right in his video essay.

If you’ve ever seen a Jason Statham movie, you know he beats the crap out of his enemies. The guys at Burger Fiction decided to tally up every punch he’s ever thrown on screen, condensing the epic beat down into a 4-minute video. We’re not sure Gnomeo & Juliet counts.

YouTuber Burger Fiction made a supercut of weapons made of or concealed in various objects from movies like First Strike, Undercover Brother and Goldfinger. You could make a dozen of these from Jackie Chan’s films alone.