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Premake Trailers Turn Your Favorites Into 50s B Movies

Dan Koelsch, May 20, 2010

Many fans know that Indiana Jones series is based on the old 1940s action serials, but what if it was really made during that time? Ivan Guerrero mashes up old clips from serials and B-Movies in the 40s and 50s, and makes them into trailers for some of your favorite films, calling them “Premakes”. He’s done everything from Raiders of the Lost Ark to Forrest Gump to his latest, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Check out a few of his videos, including side-by-side comparisons, after the break.


Empire Strikes Back (Regular and Side-by-Side)






Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark




Forrest Gump




Check out Ivan’s YouTube channel for more info on these, as well as to see more videos.

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