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I think it has to be a combination of the same person in multiple roles, across multiple films, that all happen to share extremely similar vocabulary. I'm sure you could make one for every actor if you narrowed it down to, say, "Will Smith says 'And'".
Samuel L Jackson probably has a near-monopoly on a montage of multi-film "mother fucker" lines.

My favorite is still the Shia Labeouf "no no no no" montage. That ones timeless.

I was expecting to just see a Jimmy Fallon montage

I have to say that these lyric montages have little appeal to me. The first 5 were funny but i dread to think how much effort was spent on this. Do the creators search caption files to make it easier?

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hey it's missing the video montage with all the wrong sounds he's talking about, ah well...

i have the same frustration with car chase sounds : tires don't make a screeching sound when rolling on dirt!!!

Regarding inventing the training montage (and making it awesome)...
Jackie Chan, Drunken Master, 1978
http://youtu.be/RGtUTnMwLVo

Eat it, Stallone.

"Hi, I'm EyeCandy and I'm an amateur editor. I'm trying to teach myself how to edit and this is my first montage. I do not make any money off my videos, it is purely for learning and fun. I hope you enjoy and any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to read this and to watch my clip.

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Sorry eyecandy, but no self-posting on VS.

*ban
*discard

A "Rains of Castamere" montage would have been excellent, but I actually really liked Catelyns death. There was this sense of just numbness from her, that she's been through so much she can't even function any more.

But yeah, the red wedding was definitely one of the high points in the story. Martin really needs to get the story moving again in the next book.

Everything up to that last minute or two I thought was good as well. I was really hoping (and therein lies my mistake ) that they would make the entire combination of scenes in that time-space a montage to Rains of Castamere. In the book, everything happened all at once, and it was so dramatic.
In the show, I felt the directing was amateurish and terrible for the most part, especially the last minute or two. It was totally 4th-wall breaking, and just awkward, and just...
*spoilers*
When that last guard comes out to slit Cats neck, after way too many moments of her staring into space, it was like one of the extras said "oh shit! I'm on!" I didn't feel nearly as much remorse for the mother in her, and the silence for her and Robs deaths was just awkward and amateur.
I do agree with the points you made though. I loved that sly smile that Frey gives Rob at the actual wedding. Very good presentation with that, and I could appreciate it for what it was (intending to set that "all is well and happy!" tone for the audience).

Probably the main reason I'm upset is because I just finished the 5th book, and really, the Red Wedding is the last scene that really shook me, and felt extremely well-written. After this, I don't have much reason to watch the show anymore.

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Did I just stumble into an 80s channel? What's with the montage?

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