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be there. There is no scut about whatsoever about the

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Adventures of Cliff Boof, and it is here. Obviously, this

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feel like it's like there's somewhat of a time jump

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between Once upon a Time and Adventures of Cliff Boof.

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Fight Club and Mindhunter and a lot of other Alien

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obviously it's a change of style. Though, So what do

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and I think we all very much enjoyed Once upon Time, Hollywood.

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So this is a sequel slash spin off with just

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Brad Pitt and some new people. You excited you missing Tarantino.

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like the vibes. I like when a movie has like

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a distinct style to it. This certainly has that. Between

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the very uh very perpsful music choice, I feel like

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that really sets the tone.

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the movie? Is that a trailer thing?

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can't say I'm excited for this necessarily, but I'm extremely curious.

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think this is an easy review for us because it's

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just giving me on Netflix, so we'll be there. I'll

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probably probably a good time to well, I don't know.

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re release the Tarantino Retro, but maybe not May I'll

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just do the review because it's kind of weird, right

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my like this is where I'm at odds with myself.

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this trailer. It looks like a David Fincher movie, right,

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dark tones, it has like a lot of like even here,

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has it looks like a Fincher movie. So my example is,

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trail and I get it right, different director. It's a sequel,

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movie whatsoever, because Fincher, to me is great. I'm just

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Hollywood fall up, but it's not like I don't know,

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if it's like it feels like a true fall up,

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twenty seven, oh, that Brad Pitt will make it into

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our nominee list?

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Spidman trailer. I have no right, honestly, to Matt Damon,

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people thought we're gonna on this weekend. I think we

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Speaker 1: No, that's dizzy. I think it could be Goat. You

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know that movie Goat, Dylan. That's a Sony movie. It's

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maybe the same teen that's Spider Verse. So I'm gonna

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strong leads, and I bet I can hear us all

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when we're in a bungle. I think if it's a

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you think we'll at least get one like extremely spicy

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a Time. Granted they do something really bad. I guess

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especially five awful, and I'm like, why would I subject myself.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is like a fairy tale, like drunken God.

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where you are you feeling you want to get disclosed

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this year? Yeah?

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where it's like there's so many things I don't know

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of this, but it got me really intrigued. I mean

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one just kind of when I know we talked about

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the cast before when we did like our previews and stuff,

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but to see them in action and just get reminded

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them on screen, it's like, oh, yeah, the cast it

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was really good here. There were some really good visuals,

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some of the trippiness of it, and even just like

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it again like really fun concept. The sound design was

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really great. I like the music in here a lot.

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a little under hyped on this, but I was. Remember

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did our most top five most anticipated, everyone the discord

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was sharing theirs as well, and like a lot lot

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of people had disclosure Day in there, and I was like, oh,

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this trailer, I'm like, okay, I'm on board with you guys.

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looks looks really great. So yeah, consider me a very

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hype for this. Now.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that last shot when it's just a bunch of

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fog or clouds and looks like a UFOs crashing through it,

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that that was giving me. I was like, oh boy,

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm ready there. And I think both trailers

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have done a good job because I feel sometimes the trailer,

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which I get it right with weapons, I think they

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did this and they were smart. Wednesday unlocked that hey

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we got these creepy kids run on these camps. Every

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chair was like, we gotta show these creepy kids. And

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that was smart. It was a massive hit. But I

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remember that first show when it has that moment Emily

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blunting like that and she's talking everything like that. I

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feel like you could easily spam that in every trailer

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because it's like a striking moment of this newscaster Alsodden

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starts talking alien right, Like if that happened in real life,

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we would be losing our minds. So you could every time, like, hey,

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make sure that Emily Blunt scenes in there, right, But

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but it was, Oh, let's show off some different scenarios

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with scenes now, Like you said, I don't want them

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to do as too much. That could be a case

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that maybe that last year we don't talk about on

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this cast. I feel like I'm pretty happy where we are,

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and I guess where I am curious now is the

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balance that's going to try and strike between. I guess

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I'll knock on wood as far as what's real and

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what's not. But as far as where we are, we

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know aliens exist and there's stuff out there, but they

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haven't invade Earth or they're not doing this stuff like

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like these experiments that we know of right now, at

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least currently. So I feel like with this trailer and

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the plot line, it's interesting where we have Josh O'Connor,

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who's sounds like he's just doing a very I don't know,

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people releasing lots of stuff nowadays, a very modernating thing

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of hey, I want to reveal the truth to people, right,

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like high science fiction you know, maybe science fiction stuff's

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going on where animals are doing weird stuff and there's

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just puffs of air moving stuff and there's UFO coming.

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I just want to expose the truth and get some

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stuff out there that's very realistic of modern day. The

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other stuff going on that looks like it's past point,

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and that's what I'm just curious. Is that all happening

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in Unison is the time I'm maybe a flashback or

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you know, a couple of flash forwards, or is it

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are we just seeing all this stuff that happens here

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like the end of the movie. I don't know. I

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am curious about the the placing of these scenes in

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the plot. Or maybe it's something where maybe he does

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like first act releases stuff that it causes. I really

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don't know. So I'm getting very excited because I don't

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love the last decade of Spielberg movies. I love Spielberg,

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but they haven't just hit hit for me. I don't

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think there's anything bad, but they haven't like the way

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Clay every time a Spielberg movie's out and he's juicing

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for it. I want to get back that and I'm

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juicing for this. So I'm very excited. O'Connor's coming off

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a great couple of years, like after Wake Up Dhiman,

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and Taylor, but I loved him in it. So Golden

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Geek Nomni by the way, So I loved him in it.

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Emily Blunt's great Colin Firf. I'm kind of down to

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seeing like a more villainous sort of role, like maybe

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not villainous maybe I don't know, like could be point

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of view. But yeah, I think this movie's a He's

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doing a lot for me, you know. So I'm I'm

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very excited for it.

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Speaker 2: So it's a summer release, right, yeah, I think it's

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in June or something like that.

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So well that's another one. I am on one of

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the Trusts Holds You this week still and I'm gonna

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go over what I think would be the top ten

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bombs of the year, and I will say that I

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do think disclosures on that list for me.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well yeah, just financial Yeah, hasn't like a lot

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of his recent stuff just been not hitting much with

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Speaker 1: And I just also just like I don't know. I

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just think because Taylor Oi Heart always harps on this

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that I do agree with him. Where there's all the

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stuff that's publicly getting released about aliens and UFOs and

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all stuff and people don't care, you know, like it

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like there's stuff like the government in the last couple

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of years of physically acknowledged like hey, no, like there's

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been a species in the nineties. We found this body.

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We don't know what it is. I feel like ten

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years ago down if that stuff came out to but

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do anything like I feel like when we were in

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even in middle school, high school that came out, that

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would be like whoa, like they confirm that Nowaday, it's like,

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oh yeah, cool, onto the next thing. And that's why

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the general line, So is that like is that a thing?

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Are they like? Oh? I the next alien film did

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pretty well, right, and this no, it's Jordan Peel's lowest.

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Speaker 2: But it still did well.

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Speaker 1: Right, Let's let's fact check this.

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Speaker 2: Let's well, it was also very expensive, so maybe the

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profit margin wasn't very good on it, but I thought.

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Speaker 1: It, Uh, let's see here, sixty eight million only made

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one hundred and seventy one million.

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Speaker 2: Oh fuck, that's way lower than it. Yeah, okay, cause

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that was kind of thing where you're right, this movie

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is dead. I don't ye put on it on Prime.

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Speaker 1: That was like some of the rumors of like Peel

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kind of having some issues with his next movie. I

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made this to you, being like, well, like, who won't

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get that high about you right now? Like that Lan,

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you know, that's the problem you start with get Out

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and that was such a small budget and a big film,

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and now it's kind of like you're expected to do

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that almost every time, right, But I just don't.

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Speaker 2: Know either way. Good good topic. I like that topic.

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I've I've saved your Marvel, Marvel ten Marvel movies to

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watch before. I haven't listen to do it yet. But

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that's a good topic as well, So I'm excited to

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check that out.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a one one. I again thanks Brint

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for throwing it out there, because I had to give

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it some thought, and there was some there's one Last

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manedition I almost forgot about. But speaking, I almost forgot

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about the Marvels.

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Speaker 2: Is that why you forgot about it? Because it's hard

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to remember that movie.

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Speaker 1: I don't want to spoil it. You'll have to find out.

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You'll have to find out. Marvels is not a list.

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Don't worry. I could find a reason to get that

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there