God… how in the world did I miss this?! My freaking lord, that’s even better than any Digimon AMVs I’ve seen! Man! HOO!
Alright, I’m done.
Really nice work, dude! I almost couldn’t believe my eyes! If I didn’t know any better, I would say you are like an official staff member of The Incredibles movie crew or something. I really love how you cut in the scenes and dialogues just right; it is a very good material for beginners like me to study through. So…
…yeah, you mind that I use this as a reference to create my other videos? I wouldn’t dream of stealing any of your clips, of course. I just want to observe how you cut those scenes together in between.
TDIT, you are so beaten! J/k, but you get my point.
Edit:
Alright, just calmed down for a moment to take another watch at the video, which led me to find some flaws in it but not enough to decrease the quality of the entire trailer.
First of all, when the titles, “After a time without superheroes in the world,” and then the titles following that, I really like the font, first off - I mean I really like it. I love how you made it seem like it was those used in the '80s, the setting The Incredibles was set in.
However, the music just seemed a little slow and dull to catch up with the noises after when the narrator steps in and speak. That one could had been replaced with something more dramatic, but that would had probably sent me into a cardiac arrest due to the awesomeness going over the charts, so, don’t do that…
Then there’s the font you use at the end with the “The Incredibles” title. Though the font might had been difficult to find, but I believe Premiere Pro CS4 has the ability to let you insert Word Arts from which one of them looks a lot like the font used in the real trailer (which I could still barely distinguish from yours).
However, it’s still freaking awesome! My god, I want to see moar! MOAR!
9.9/10
Keep up the good work.
~ WBoon