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It is beautiful. What's that going to be, Zaltar? I think a tree. A tree? What is a tree? A lovely thing

which grows on earth. Earth. You mean where my cousin went? That's where one day soon,

perhaps I might venture as well.

What's going on? Hey, what's going on? This is film's act.

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Hello, and welcome to Film's act. This is Film's act. Mine are the very depths of film entertainment

for all mankind. This is episode 580. I'm Scott Johnson. Join today by Brian, like Peter O'Toole.

He likes to show people his ball done away. Oh, look at it. Oh, hi. This week on Film's act,

we, well, we watch a full two and a half minutes of opening credits. Swoosh. Look at this screen,

filling fly by individual's name. Swoosh. Another lonely name flying through the galaxy of no context.

Swoosh. I hope you don't eat all your popcorn before the movie even starts. Swoosh. Not even

stylized 3d text and trippy rainbow, Kim Trails and Music by Jerry Goldsmith can make this 1984

movie opening go faster. Swoosh. Are you not entertained? No, no, I'm not. And now I have to go get

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