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Avatar: The Making of the Bootleg

December 26, 2009 Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Video, video, WTF

Jerry Seinfeld may have been the first director to apply the auteur approach to bootleg filmmaking, but the crew behind the Avatar bootleg have mastered the art. From multiple camera angles (front and left), to realistic background cell phone rings and conversations, the Avatar bootleg is as technologically groundbreaking as the original. If only these guys were around to shoot “Death Blow”.

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