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Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man posed in front of rapidly flashing movie clips in a Polyester Edit

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A mocking name for hyperactive character edits that layer foreground poses over rapidly flashing footage—and for the deliberately excessive parodies those edits inspired.

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