Admittedly, the timing of this video’s release is suspicious: a mash-up of a film right around its BluRay release date reeks of viral marketing. If it’s real, though, it’s cool: in four and a half minutes, you see four layers of dream in the various speeds as they unfold in Inception. If you haven’t seen the film, this may constitute a “spoiler,” but mostly it will just be incomprehensible. See the video after the click.

The television show Mad Men’s ascent to popularity has represented the television industry seriously taking sides. In an era where collaborative creation and universal distribution are both buzzwords and reality, they’ve come up with a show that glorifies the top-down, here’s-what-to-think advertising industry of the 60s. Even Mad Men isn’t safe, though, from fan culture: witness this amazing live mash-up of its theme song with the song “Nature Boy” made famous by Nat King Cole. Watch the video after the click.

Many internet mash-ups are amateur affairs. Interesting, yes, and sometimes high quality, but usually operate in a totally separate sphere from the “professional” stuff. Last year, a mash-up artist named Pogo, who made audiovisual mash-ups of Disney cartoons, caught the eye of Disney. Instead of just shutting him down, they added him to the payroll making promotional videos of new movies. Those videos, like the one for Up, were good, but didn’t have the same heart as his earlier work, especially the classic Alice. Now, though, he’s finished his year of service, and is back in action with “Wishery,” made of bits and pieces of the 1937 classic, Snow White. Check out Pogo’s mash-up Wishery after the click.

Yesterday I posted a video featuring Jimmy McMillan of the The Rent Is Too Damn High Party putting in a stellar performance at the New York gubernatorial debate. I mentioned that it was being spread all over the internet like crazy. So I guess it shouldn’t be surprising that the remixes and mashups have started. Click through to see McMillan’s debate audio mashed-up with a scene from Pixar’s “Up.”

Donald Duck meets Glenn Beck in this clever mashup. Video from dozens of Donald Duck cartoons and audio from American right wing radio and television host Glenn Beck’s programs make up a cohesive narrative about the duck’s struggles in this recession. See the video after the click!

Google’s new Instant Search is used to create an automatic music video for the Tom Lehrer’s classic song “The Elements.” It’s a good match–both Instant Search and “The Elements” shove a lot of information into a small package.

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