RSS 
- Sony Will Be Rebooting Spider-Man All Over Again in 2012! (135 Comments)
- 2010 Golden Globe Awards Winners - Avatar Wins Best Drama (97 Comments)
- Avatar Finally Passes Titanic as Highest Grossing Movie Ever (96 Comments)
- 82nd Academy Awards Nominees Are Officially Announced (96 Comments)
- Update: Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Does Whatever a Reboot Can (89 Comments)
- Watch This: First Official Trailer for Jon Foo's Tekken Movie (79 Comments)
RSS - Rumor: Penélope Cruz Cast in Lars von Trier's Melancholia? (Feb 9, 2010)
- Rock Band Phoenix Scoring Sofia Coppola's Film Somewhere (Feb 9, 2010)
- Lionsgate's Saw Series Finally Ending at Saw VII This Year? (Feb 9, 2010)
- Casting Tidbits: Rachel Weisz, Cate Blanchett, Amber Tamblyn (Feb 9, 2010)
- The Cove's Mark Monroe to Make Formula One Documentary (Feb 9, 2010)
- Peter Bogdanovich Will Be Around for the 'Turn of the Century' (Feb 9, 2010)
2007: A Year for Drama Video
January 12, 2008
Source: Hollywood Elsewhere
by Alex Billington
A lone tear rolls down my cheek as I watch this beautifully edited video titled 2007: A Year for Drama. I just discovered it courtesy of Hollywood Elsewhere and it's absolutely phenomenal. Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova's song "Falling Slowly" from Once is overlaid as the background music and it goes over some of the best dramas from 2007 - every last one. This is the kind of video you watch and you get that tingle down your spine and you realize why you spend your money to go see each and every one of this in theaters.
Holy shit, that was incredible!! After watching this I'll never forget 2007. There were so many amazing dramas and this easily proves it. Such a perfect pretense to Sundance, which always delivers some of the best films all year. Now I really can't wait to head out to snowy Park City next week.
There's a very emotional feeling I get watching this and realizing that I've seen every movie that a clip was borrowed from. It's less of how well it was cut and more the feeling I get from realizing how amazing movies truly are and that I've seen every one of the ones shown in the video. It's something I can't even describe in writing, it's such a surreal and heartwarming feeling that overwhelms my emotions. Thank you Matt Shapiro for creating one of the best videos I have ever watched in my entire life.
•  |
Related Articles
- » The Best 2008 Recap You'll Ever See - 2008: The Cinescape
- » Another Phenomenal New Retrospective Video: Cinema 2009
- » Zack Snyder and 300 Team Developing The Last Photograph
- » Once's 'Falling Slowly' Approved as Oscar Nominee
- » Iron Man Director Jon Favreau's Personal Diary Video from Comic-Con
- » Zack Snyder's Video Greeting from the Watchmen Set
Reader Feedback - 7 Comments »
1
That was good.
Stephen on Jan 12, 2008
2
3
my god I've seen every film in that collage. Tingling indeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed!!!
scar on Jan 13, 2008
5
What the hell does that video mean?
XXX on Jan 13, 2008
6
The missing film was "bella" a great movie, worth seeing.
dawggdiddy on Jan 14, 2008
7
I think that Once was one of the best films this year. I really hope that it wins at least a couple awards.
derek on Jan 14, 2008