A Crouching Tiger (*Has Arrived*)

A list of all the movies and songs is included in the video description on Vimeo.

And with that you should be all set.

Here. We. GO!

***A very big thank you to my friends here on WordPress. Your influence and support have been immense. I can’t wait to use your awesome MA movie recommendations for Part 2! It has begun (but is nowhere near ready). I wish for Peace, Happiness, and Health for you and your family during these most difficult times. Take care.

Thanks for watching!

E.F.✌️🐯🛸💛

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  1. Looked great and sounded good to me. I didn’t notice any sync issues. Hollywood ought to hire you to make movie trailers.

    I sense there’s going to be some kind of sad family drama in this movie. It might deserve a rating of two or three kleenex boxes. But hopefully it will have a happy ending.

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  2. Hi EF, I am more than a little stunned by what I have just “Experienced” but I can safely say that I had no syncing issues – even the Gattling guns synced with the drum fills perfectly.
    I honestly think your works should be entered into short cinema contests/film festivals, not necessarily to win them, but so you get more deserved recognition and publicity.

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  5. I can also report no sync issues, but I admit I did not try the overly elaborate instructions! 😀
    Very cool video as always. I like the intersection of people watching in the cinema in the car parking sequence. How did you go about finding those sequences!?!!?
    I do wonder if the end credits have another purpose other than including the song Kung Fu fighting?

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    1. You got it all, my friend!👍 Earlier today I moved the elaborate instructions to the bottom of the post so as to not distract future readers…Realized that was insane😚

      The middle theater sequence was improvised. And The end credits have zero purpose. Other than to play the song as a debrief to the action. I didn’t have time to make my own credits sequence like I wanted.

      This is a hot mess. But that’s how these montages go. Some come together for me and some are “Kung Fu Crazy” -Mastermix Movies gave me that and I’m running with it to describe this to people lol
      Thanks for watching!✌️☺️

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    1. Thank you! I regret not featuring more Indian characters🇮🇳🤦🏽 As 70% of all wild tigers live in your beautiful country! In an earlier draft I used several minutes from “Life of Pi” and also tried some scenes from “RRR” but I was not able to unite these movies with the others. Maybe next time.

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  7. Another good one, E.F. 👏 I too experienced zero synching issues.
    Loved the scene with Yeoh and Ziyi Zhang fighting in beige. It’s a perfect reminder to watch CTHA, but more than anything, for me, personally, it’s a celebration of the magnificence of Michelle Yeoh. 😊🤩

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    1. Like I said, “a hot mess”, right?😝 – I wasn’t able to come up with any great original plot this time, so I pretty much just doubled down on the fight scenes🤷🏽
      But Michelle Yeoh totally stole this show – Like Girl had final cut😂
      You rock! Thanks for watching👊🙏🏼😀

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  8. Great job technically on this. I had no issues at all and enjoyed watching.

    I love your concept and the things you add as extra for your personal touch. What I’d also love to see is a commentary accompaniment for your pieces, the reasons you used the clips at the certain times you did and from what perspective you want the viewer to see it from.

    This was a fascinating look into your creative mind. I’m looking forward to more

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    1. Thanks, Archer! And for the good suggestion. I Have thought about doing accompanying commentary. My previous project, A Dark Night, specifically I feel like I could have written a novel about all the choices in that. It’s more cerebral / intelligible IMO. The choices in this new one were not as profound or interesting to me. I was mostly just trying to fit action to the music as closely as I could, and sacrificed plot in order to have more freedom there.
      Your latest post / DSLR pic of the fruit is sharp too btw. The supply chain Of thought👍

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      1. Hi EF! thanks for your compliment of my vegetable crate pic!

        again, i enjoyed the movie and you know what? sometimes, creativity doesn’t have to have a deep level of profundity – I think when people try to add that it takes away from the beauty of the entire project. a surface can be beautiful all on its own without having too much “frame” underneath it.

        I hope you are having a great weekend.

        btw – remember that comment i made regarding the aliens and a possible invasion? would you mind if I copy/pasted that on my page in case I just don’t have anything to write for a specific day? lol

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  9. Hey EF! Sorry it took me so long to get in and see this. It was fantastic! I have to say that my favorite part was all the various audience reactions in the movie theater scene. Too cool! How many different movie clips were in that part? Seemed like it might be quite a few. How fun! Anyway, great job… as always. 😎🥋🐅😆

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    1. Your comment made my day. Thanks for watching, and letting me know your fav part. For the movie theater sequence I borrowed another person’s montage (and didn’t even credit them Tisk TISK!😱 A montage called “Scenes From A Movie Theater” by DancerOnFilm: https://youtu.be/C_4BSCV4nVU?si=ULvxhJ67n_qiRJz8. I could have retrieved the scenes myself, but because of DancerOnFilm they were conveniently all in one place! I just chopped them up and plugged them in basically – the least time consuming but most effective section of this montage. My fav part too. It’s fun imagining how real life people reacted to this movie Everything Everywhere when they saw it in theaters👊🏼🐅🥋🙏🏼

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      1. Oh that’s funny. When I was in a college class I had to make a title sequence (I think that’s what they’re called) for a made up movie. We had to use Photoshop for the animation and video making – which was very difficult! – so I used a clip of an animation video I found for the bulk of it. I just added music, credits, and some additional animation and I passed lol! Hey why make things harder than they need to be, right?! I loved what you did and wouldn’t it be fun to actually search and find ALL of the theater audience clips that exist!?? There’s so much you could do with that haha 😂. Maybe that’ll be my next illustration. Or story. Anyway… keep it up. Looking 👀 forward to the next.

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      2. Oh neat! Right don’t make it harder than it has to be. Nowadays Chances are the clip or animation you imagine is already out there somewhere. Or very similar. That is Why and How I make these montages. Coming to the realization there really is already enough movies to sort of create a brand new one by just rearranging them. I’d love to see what you would do with a movie theater venue🎭👩🏼‍🎨

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