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# Catch Up on a Decade of Cinema in Seven Minutes With This Movie Trailer Mashup

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## Melissa Locker


Dec 31, 2019 5:25 PM UTC

by 

[Melissa Locker](https://time.com/author/melissa-locker/)


## Melissa Locker


Dec 31, 2019 5:25 PM UTC

As 2020 nears and people look back on the last decade — you know, [“Memories”](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILyGUg8D4YI) and all — film editor Louis Plamondon has given film fans the ultimate gift with a new installment of his [movie mashup](https://time.com/3618256/movie-trailer-mashup-2014/) videos. This iteration, though, doesn’t just look back at the past year in cinema, but at the entire decade. Grab a supersized bowl of popcorn, then.

Plamondon has managed to squeeze an entire decade of movie trailers into a supercut that’s just over seven minutes long. It’s an incredible time capsule for future film historians, as well as anyone who may find it hard to believe that _Cats_ and _Zootopia_ came out in the same decade.

The trip down [cinematic memory lane](https://time.com/4589343/movie-trailer-mashup-2016/) takes viewers on a journey from the 2010 film _Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows_ to 2019’s _Little Women_ with _Skyfall_, _Young Adult_, _Tree of Life, Crazy Rich Asians,_ _Godzilla, Coco,_ and _Inception_ and dozens of others in between. The 2010s were a decade that brought — deep breath — the world _Drive_ and _Baby Driver_, _The Artist_ and _The Favourite,_ _The Social Network_ and _Her,_ after all, as well as _The Big Sick_ , _Booksmart_, _The Florida Project_, _Inception_, _Black Swan_, _Into the Spiderverse_, _Okja_, _Beasts of the Southern Wild,_ _Mad Max: Fury Road_ and so many more.

Those with a keen eye can watch out for the faces of old friends like Philip Seymour Hoffman or Iron Man in the mashup or find cleverly-woven cinematic threads to follow. There’s the evolution of Spiderman, collaborations between Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese, the development of writer and director Taika Waititi’s career from _Hunt for the Wilderpeople_ to _Thor: Ragnarok_ to _Jojo Rabbit._


The [mashup](https://time.com/5744215/dj-earworm-2019-interview/) is a great way to look back at some of the incredible films we may have missed or forgotten, and serve as a reminder that many others are overdue for a rewatch. Watch the mashup, then, and start planning ahead for what you’re going to look back on in 2020, as well as all the resolutions and new #lifegoals to look forward to.

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