In Microsiervos they have linked this montage on the movie Back to the Future with a version adorned with effects that remind us of The Artist, which I have pending to see, and more exactly to the films that my grandparents saw in their youth. Those that should also be reviewed with their great-grandchildren and whose protagonists are Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd or Charles Chaplin.
The assembly has been done by a professor of thirty years who aspires to create a better world for the trainers. He also explains that it is his first experience with Adobe Premiere to edit a video. Checking his history it seems that he has done very well because the video has already been seen by 50,000 people and I think it can be increased much more.
The creator of the new montage explains that after seeing The Artist, it was suggested that the Back to the Future 3 scene could fit into a classic review. And it hasn't left any details out: intermediate posters to explain what happens, piano sound and sepia tone butt in the images In addition to gradient of the image to give seniority.
The assembly holds up well although I think some additional details could have been worked out to give it more realism towards the old. For example, that short plane of the Delorean's speed counter or that explosion of the locomotive is intended for contemporary cinema and could have been modified. At least I have found them to be not very authentic, not so much the aero-scooter, the car or the clothes, although I am sure that some reader has looked like it. I think the author's merit is huge and I loved it.
Take the opportunity to recommend the Back to the Future series and watch it with the kids at home or at the cinema, if it is programmed on the big screen now that classic cinema is in fashion. The film is full of details, entertainment, camaraderie and many fascinating devices with the flow condenser as the greatest exponent.
