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Outtakes Only Movie Edit

 Turn a classic movie into a surrealistic art film.
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Just watching a bunch of outtake scenes from the Godfather and since I know the movie well, they all make sense.

These could be released on their own as art film versions, the title "art film" warning people that they shouldn't be expecting much in the way of classic quality film making technique, but that they might get a dreamlike or surrealistic effect from the disconnected scenes, plot holes and general chaos of the final edit.

Would you need to have seen the original movie for it to be entertaining? Don't know, maybe, but maybe they could be interesting on their own to people who never saw the original movie.

—doctorremulac3, Jul 28 2019

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       // but that they might get a dreamlike or surrealistic effect from the disconnected scenes, plot holes and general chaos of the final edit.//   

       Ah... so Game of Thrones.   

       More like Tristram Shandy.
—8th of 7, Jul 30 2019
   


 

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