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It's great.

Come on, I think that's the best opening ball thing.

It really is.

It has no lyrics, obviously, but come on.

It is, I feel like the theme that is often adapted, I really like this is used more than

you think it is.

Yeah, yeah.

It's used quite a bit, but I also, it's such a different, already it's a different

thing because of the fact there are no words.

And that was an odd choice to break that hard.

They made a lot of strong choices in this movie, they're like, forget these other, what

we've done.

And I think that was the biggest problem with it, in a way, well, there's a few.

But also, I felt like this movie ceased to be its own a few times.

The theme song is showing clips of other movies, and I don't think that they've ever

done that before.

No, I think that's a mistake it makes.

Yeah.

You think so?

I do, because I think it does make so many strides to do its own thing, and then occasionally

we'll slip back into being a little insecure that it's not a Connery movie or something.

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