Every once in awhile, amidst all the gloomy forecasts about what technology and the Internet are doing to the film industry as we know it--bankrupting not only Hollywood but also independent distributors and art houses through the cheapness and convenience of downloads and instant queues on Netflix—something comes along that makes you realize how much the Internet can enrich film viewing and analysis.

This is one of them.
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Says blogger Melissa McEwan on Shakesville:

Going on here:  Accessible, user-friendly video-editing software; availability of raw material (films); a sense of humor; the good sense  to read further into the joke for a bit of smart cultural commentary.