Back in the 1980s, if you made a mashup video and wanted to share it with your friends, you would need a VCR and a VHS tape. That’s exactly the process that Canadian filmmaker Todd Graham used in 1987 when he created his brilliant mashup of Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece Apocalypse Now, with footage from Winnie The Pooh. The video was uploaded onto YouTube in 2012, but was brought to the attention of curious minds just yesterday by Kottke. For more great mashups such as this one, be sure to visit Mashups on FEELguide.
1987 Mashup Brilliantly Combines “Apocalypse Now” Footage With Winnie The Pooh
Brent Lambert
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