Sentence examples for minute supercut from inspiring English sources

Here's a ten minute supercut.

Fandor did, and made a nearly 10 minute supercut of all the times this has happened in a Spielberg movie in the last 30 years.

Programmed in Python using audiogrep and moviepy, C-SPAN 5 takes hour-long blocks of C-SPAN programming, transcribes the audio, and creates a new, 1-2 minute supercut of its actors', anchors', analysts', and experts' most-used words.

A 38-minute supercut of all of James Bond's murders shows him slaughtering his way through bad guy after bad guy, punning cheerily all the while.

The trailers for all the major films (and a good few indies) from the past year have been brought together in one slickly-edited six-minute supercut, showing the cinema that had us rapt in 2015.

The one big takeaway from this 10-minute supercut of news videobombs?

The seven-minute supercut whizzes through Wilder's wildest characters, from early classics like Wonka, the Waco Kid (a.k.a.a

French artist Candice Drouet, otherwise known as Really Dim, takes us on a tour of New York City in her new two-minute supercut, the latest installment from her My Life In 1,000,000 Frames video project.

"There's a 20-minute supercut video on YouTube where somebody went to the trouble of figuring out all of the fatalities and then edited them all together," Amrich says.

In early January, a Vimeo user going only by the name "kogonada" uploaded a two minute and forty-five supercutupercut of the use of point-of-view photography on Vince Gilligan's "Breaking Bad" (above).

But line up every instance the name comes up in Orson Welles' classic Citizen Kane, as supercut artist Duncan Robson has, and you get over a minute straight of pure dialogue.