Hey everyone, I'm The Canadian Lad
and this is Part 2 of my breakdown for Spider-Man: No Way Home at 0.25x speed. If you haven't watched Part 1 yet, I would
strongly recommend you watch that before you watch this video. Because I'm gonna begin this breakdown exactly
where the previous one ended, so it's very important you watch both parts, especially
this one. because I will be giving you tons of hidden
details and easter eggs from the scenes where Tobey Magure, Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland
all appear together! But don't worry if you watch this video first
and then watch Part 1, it will still be okay as long as you have watched the actual film. Now, full disclosure, this is not a 0.25x
speed breakdown but I did watch this movie 8 times in the theaters! So please give me some leeway for including
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back home where they will get killed by their universe's Spider-Man but Peter wants to fix
them first. So, Peter steals the box and Strange goes
after him. He traps him in between two portals where
he forces Peter to web his own self up. And then Strange pushes Peter's astral form
out of his physical body. But even without having a soul in his body,
Peter is still able to dodge Strange's attack and doesn't give in! This is because of Peter's heightened Spidey-sense,
which seems to be even more effective inside the Astral dimension. And for the first time in live-action, we
are visually able to see Peter's wavy spidey-sense being at work. Strange then sends his Cloak of Levitation
after Peter and for a few seconds, we actually get to see Tom's Spider-Man donning the Cloak
of Levitation! Just like it happened in the comics and in
What If Episode 5. Now, the other thing is we know the Cloak
is sentient. It proves this time and time again in Dr Strange,
Infinity War and What If, where it often makes its own decisions. Strange obviously knows this, so he may have
sensed that the Cloak might not have agreed with Steven. So, by throwing his cloak, he pushes it towards
Peter, forcing it to do his will. Or maybe because Strange has already worked
with Peter so he knows how fast Peter is, so he gave the cloak a little push it needed
to catch Peter! Even inside the mirror dimension, Strange
had to throw it again. So it seems as though the cloak just doesn't
wanna chase Peter by itself, eh! Strange then runs past a newsstand selling
copies of People magazine. Now notice, the current issue features an
exclusive interview with Liz Toomes regarding Peter's secret identity where she calls him
"a liar!". Which kinda seems fair, I mean Peter is literally
the reason why her father went to prison! And we can again see the same Time Magazine
with the Iron Man Jr front cover. Peter then manages to defeat Doctor Strange
in the Mirror Dimension because well, he's just good at geometry! I mean why would you expect Doctor Strange
to be good at math? He's a Doctor after all, okay that was a terrible
joke! All the villains then agree to follow Peter's
plan where Peter will essentially fix them before sending them home! Now, Norman says one of the most famous lines
ever said in Movie history. -CUT SCENE-
Peter then takes everyone to Happy's condo and we can see Electro turning the TV on with
his electric bolt. Notice on the television, there were updates
regarding the Statue of Liberty getting renovated with Captain America's shield. Doc Ock then questions Peter's ways of trying
to fix things. But notice in the background, Norman Osborn
was way too interested in Dum-E. This is because the inner Goblin of his is
scouting all the things that he can use to his benefit, specially anything technological. Out of all the villains, only Electro and
Green Goblin had the most interest in this new universe and they turned out to be the
most lethal as well. Now Electro over here is slowly falling in
love with this new world. He has a new body, he looks way cooler than
he ever did before and this new power is devouring him completely. Peter and Norman then pull off a lot of science
stuff together and I cannot believe we actually got scenes of Tom Holland and Willem Dafoe
working together on a cure to fix Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus. Notice how careful Peter was while creating
a new inhibitor chip. He needed extremely steady hands and our boy
Peter did it. So he finally comes up with an inhibitor chip
that gives back Doc Ock control over his tentacles. And notice, the red light on Doc Ock's arms
immediately switches to white as he regains control of them. A red light means the tentacles are in control
while white means Doc Ock is in control. That's some continuity detail given the fact
that we've last seen this back in 2004. Now, having gained his conscious back, Doc
Ock returns Peter's nano tech, kinda like a "Thank you". I absolutely loved the idea of integrating
Peter's regular suit with nano-tech turning it into this beautiful piece of artwork! Peter then started working again to help fix
Lizard, Electro and Green Goblin. Now notice, the Stark Fabricator appears to
have names of C. Connors or Curtis Connors aka the Lizard, Max Dillon aka Electro and
Norman Osborn aka The Green Goblin. So even in such a short time, Peter manages
to make different profiles for different individuals. It's nice to see him being extremely careful
while trying to make something that will return these villains to their previous forms. He doesn't wanna mess this up! Now notice a very important detail here. While Peter was working on the cure of these
3 villains, only Electro's cure was 100% complete. Doctor Connors and Norman Osborn's cure were
still work in progress! That's why later in the film, when Aunt May
injects the cure into Green Goblin, it doesn't work, because the serum wasn't ready yet! Doc Ock then asks Norman how it feels knowing
he will get rid of the Goblin? And that's when the Goblin inside Norman kicks
in and Peter's spidey sense starts sensing the Goblin's presence. He walks around the apartment trying to sense
where the threat is coming from. Now keep in mind, Tobey's Peter couldn't do
it. But Tom's Peter has such a heightened spidey-sense
that he literally felt Osborn's personality changing to the Green Goblin. Now notice, when Peter's spidey sense got
triggered, on the left side of the screen, we can see
the Stark Expo model from Iron Man 2 leaning against the wall. This is the same model that helped Tony come
up with a new element, which essentially saved his life and eventually the universe! So the fact that such an important piece is
just sitting around in the background, implies that Happy may have a lot of Stark tech in
his house than just the Fabricator. I love what Jon Watts has done with this film,
this movie has as many Spider-Man as you can get while it still remains an MCU film through
all these easter eggs in the background. Now for the first time ever, we are visually
and audibly shown how Peter feels when his Spidey-sense is activated! His focus gets so heightened that he even
starts to hear the heartbeats of people around him! And he hears an echo of everyone's voice which
allows him to listen to everyone distinctively. I appreciate what Jon Watts has done with
this film, he has basically shown us everything that there is about Peter's Spidey-sense in
this movie. Peter finally boils it down to Norman and
figures out he's the threat, the Goblin has taken over him, again! Notice how the space between his teeth also
comes back as the Goblin takes over him! So the Goblin even changes Norman physically,
not just mentally. So I guess Norman's case is the exact opposite
of Electro! And a fun fact: Like in the original Spider-Man
movie, Willem Dafoe once again wore prosthetic teeth as Norman Osborn and his real teeth
were shown for the Green Goblin persona. Now a massive fight takes place where Willem
Dafoe has done every scene he's in to perfection! I mean, look at how he was laughing while
Peter was throwing all those punches! How can you defeat a villain that enjoys getting
hit? I'm telling you, he has only appeared in the
MCU for one film and has already made more impact than some other villains. Now, Peter and Goblin's blows cause an entire
building to crumble beneath them. In the alternate universe comic titled What
if? Vol. 2 number 105, Peter and Norman have a
similar fight, which ends up with Peter losing his leg and Norman his life. I'm actually surprised by Willem Dafoe's quick
moves even at the age of 66! Guy walks with an expression evil enough to
scare you to death! I mean the fact that he chose to return as
Norman Osborn on one condition and that is he wants to do his own stunts, is enough reason
why he's so good in his craft. I mean it feels as though Tom Holland was
just shooting and Willem Dafoe walked in on the set and went just bat shit crazy and started
beating Tom left and right but Joh Watts kept filming! The Lizard then joins in the fight with Norman
and tells Peter that there are always consequences when you try to fix someone! Notice how the Lizard leaves claw-marks on
the side of the building. Also if you think about it, the fact that
the Lizard was just sitting back in the truck waiting for the others to turn on Peter is
kinda terrifying! Because Lizard is a villain so he knows how
other villains think, Lizard knew they're gonna turn on Peter as soon as an opportunity
arises! Green Goblin then kills Aunt May with his
glider and the entire tone of the movie shifts from here! Notice how the first person Peter worried
about was Aunt May when his Spidey-sense got triggered. So he could sense that whatever threat is
upon him will eventually kill Aunt May! And by killing Aunt May, the Goblin again
proves he's the most evil among all villains! He's the only one who would go after Peter's
loved ones no matter which version of Peter he is facing! There's actually a deleted scene where Tobey
and Andrew's Peter warn Tom saying The Goblin always goes after their loved ones! Now as Aunt May dies, she says the most important
Spider-Man: Catchphrase, "With great power, comes great responsibility". But her line is a lil bit different as she
says "With great power there must also come great responsibility"
Now you might think this is changed from the original line but the truth is Sam Raimi's
version is the variation. She actually said the original phrase printed
in the very first Spider-Man comic issue, which has the words "there must also"
And you may as well think, they have at least changed it a lil bit in the MCU given the
fact that it's now Aunt May saying this and not Uncle Ben. But originally in the comics, this phrase
wasn't said by Uncle Ben or any other character at all. It was actually said by Stan Lee as a closing
commentary on the first comic! Now hear me out, the fact that this is the
first time Tom's Peter is hearing this sentence, implies that when his Uncle Ben died, he didn't
say anything like this to Peter. So in Tom's universe, Aunt May was destined
to say this line, not Uncle Ben. Even in the credits, where we see a sketch
of Marisa Tomei as Aunt May, in the background there's a very subtle easter egg where we
again see this catch phrase. Happy then arrives on the scene and realizes
instantly that May is gone! He takes a few to prepare himself to be able
to digest this news! But notice even when he saw the love of his
life dead in front of him and he himself is getting hand-cuffed by the DODC,
he still screams "Peter get the hell out of here"
This shows his true affection for Peter Parker. He could figure Aunt May died and that is
kinda Peter's fault but he also accepts the fact that in order to do the greater good,
you sometimes have to lose the one you love the most. Cut to Ned's grandma's house where he uses
the sling-ring and portals a different Peter Parker who is currently in this universe,
Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man. I can't believe Marvel photoshopped him into
the entire movie! But then Ned opens a portal again and this
time Tobey Maguire's Peter walks in! Lemme tell you lads, I knew this was gonna
happen but when I watched it the first time in the theater, I was shaking! I was shaking to see the childhood hero of
mine coming back after decades to reprise his role as Peter Parker! Tobey is the Original Spider-Man and no one
can take that away from him! Now notice Andrew introduces himself as Peter
and Spider-Man. But Tobey only introduces himself as Peter
Parker and doesn't even mention him being Spider-Man. Also Andrew Garfield's Peter spends the entire
length of his screen time in his Spider-Man costume, while Tobey's Peter waits until it's
time for the final battle to even confirm that he has the costume with him. This actually represents the general audience
consensus of their strengths in the role: That Maguire is awkward, nerdy and is the
perfect Peter while Garfield is cool and quippy and is the perfect Spider-Man, and so neither
really captured both sides of the character. Therefore, Garfield spends the whole movie
as Spider-Man while Tobey spends as much of it as Peter as he possibly can. This is why Andrew says he has no time for
Peter Parker stuff but Tobey has everything sorted with MJ and is probably married with
a kid. So this movie didn't ruin any of their character
arcs, in fact it preserved it. It showed us Tobey is still the perfect Peter
Parker while Andrew is the perfect Spider-Man but Tom Holland is a combination of both. They then all meet on the rooftop and Andrew
explains how his life has been ever since Gwen died. He became rageful, which might indicate that
Andrew in his universe might have started killing people instead of just catching them! And Tobey explains how Uncle Ben's death was
on him and even after he took revenge, it didn't bring him any closure that he was expecting. So Andrew is telling Tom you could either
become rageful now that Aunt May is gone while Tobey is telling Tom you can get revengeful. But that's not what they're saying, are they! They are basically guiding Tom which paths
not to cross. They're both telling Tom "This is what we
did but we don't want you to do that". Then all 3 of them recognize the words "With
great power, comes great responsibility" and this is the line that kills the tension between
them! As it ensures Tom that both Tobey and Andrew
are on his side. So a line originally said by Stan Lee is what
broke the ice between them! They all return to the high school and we
can notice how they turn on the lights on the 3rd floor of the building. All 3 Peter Parker then nerd up together and
work on a cure to fix all the villains. And there we get a reference to the famous
Spider-Man pointing meme. Tobey then shows off his organic web shooters
and notice, he still has the same scar that we've seen in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 1. This has to be one the best continuity details! I mean, we're talking about something we've
seen in 2002 and then in 2021! Now, Marvel and Sony have actually planned
this, this is not just a CGI detail, it was on the script. Notice how Tobey was the only one who removed
his gloves but Andrew didn't. It's because in the next scene Tobey had to
show off his organic web shooters, so it's fair to assume that it was on the script that
Tobey would take off his gloves and we'd be able to see this scar! Now notice while Tobey was flexing his organic
web shooters, Tom interrupted and said "we are getting sidetracked". But Andrew was still focusing on Tobey's wrist. And at the end, Tom was flexing about being
in the Avengers but Tobey cut him mid-sentence shouting "How's this helping"
Even then Andrew was quiet. Meaning out of all 3 Spider-Man, Andrew is
the one who listens the best, while the other 2 kinda possess a complex personality. Cut to the final battle on the Statue of Liberty! Where Tobey has some issues with his back,
which is actually an inside joke because back in 2004, Tobey was almost replaced by Jake
Gyllenhall to play Spider-Man, as Tobey had major back pain. This of course could also be a nod to Sam
Raimi's Spider-Man 2 where Tobey's Peter actually hurt his back in the movie. -CUT SCENE-
Andrew then helps crack Tobey's back. I mean of course Andrew Garfield is great
at cracking backs! Aaaah, be careful there Tobey mate! Now, can we just take a moment to appreciate
how great Andrew was in this film! He openly said he always wanted brothers and
treats the other Peters as such! And even verbally admits he loves them! Offers Tobey a back-crack as I mentioned already
and is happy to see Max aka Electro and even apologizes for disappointing Max because he's
not black! It's almost as if Andrew's love for Spider-Man
and his happiness to be back, transcend into his character as well. We could see it, in every scene that he's
in, he stole it despite having Tobey and Tom in the same scene! Tobey then talks about how he fought Venom
and Tom mentions fighting Thanos. But Andrew calls himself lame because he never
got to fight any cool villains! And that's when the OG Spider-Man approves
of Andrew and tells him HE IS AMAZING! So with that stamp of approval, our boy deserves
a 3rd film now more than ever before! And it also goes to show it wasn't Andrew's
fault Amazing Spider-Man 2 didn't work out. He's an amazing actor and an amazing Spider-Man
who was just given a bad script! If you write him a good story, he will do
wonders on screen! Now the first time all 3 Peter try to work
together, it fails miserably! Which makes sense given the fact that Tobey
and Andrew never worked in a team before! But Tom's Peter did and that's how the story
comes full circle. While Tobey and Andrew told Tom how to deal
with grief, Tom taught them how to work together as a team! Then they make a new plan of dealing with
one villain at a time. And of course Marvel plays the same joke of
the Avengers being a band! -CUT SCENE- Now this one is my favorite detail from the
entire film, so out of Part 1 and 2, this one is my favorite! Notice when all 3 Spider-Man swing together
in this iconic shot, Tom actually turns towards them and shoots his web from both of his hands
that Andrew and Tobey catch respectively. So for the first time ever, Tobey and Andrew
were swinging with a web that isn't their own! And for the first time Tom was swinging with
the help of 2 other Spider-Man. And then comes this shot where all 3 Spider-Man
land on top of the Statue of Liberty! Notice they land in the order of each actors'
portrayal of Spider-Man from first to last. First Tobey Maguire then Andrew Garfield and
lastly Tom Holland. Now the way Tobey's peter lands and sits here
could be a reference to the classic Spider-Man crouch pose in the comics. Now because this is the money shot of the
movie, we can assume a lot of thinking and planning were put into this. Like, "How will Tobey land?" "Where will Andrew be standing" so on and
so forth. So with Sony and Marvel making them pose the
way they did, wasn't random at all. And here lies my details. Tobey's classic Spider-Man crouch could be
a nod to him being more reserved and stealthier than the other two. While Andrew's pose is more open and blatant,
because he's more vocal and loud. But Tom's pose is something in the middle,
quite literally! He's not too reserved, neither too open. He has a subtle viciousness in him, with a
little touch of stealthiness. Tobey then successfully cures Flint Marko
and reverts him back to his human form. But then Lizard enters the portal and goes
to the School's Science Lab, another call back to the Amazing Spider-Man where Andrew
fought the Lizard in a library! Notice the strength of Tom's Peter judging
by the way he kicks Lizard here! I mean, that's a strong kick! I love the visuals in this film! Doc Ock then appears and helps all 3 Peters
fight Electro and cure him! Now notice in this shot where Doc Ock saved
Tobey from Electro's lightning, we can see that Tobey has made a few changes to his suit. His eye shade seems to be more white in the
center and way more darker around the edges than before. Also notice how Tobey's Peter feels physical
pain a bit more than Andrew's Peter. They both were equally under attack by Electro,
in fact Andrew took more damage! But at the end, it's Tobey who is holding
his chest and Andrew is just out of breath. This indicates how this version of Spider-Man
is getting old and all these fighting is taking a toll on his body. Tom then cures Dr Connors and up comes Doctor
Strange who was dangling over the Grand Canyon for 12 hours, similar to how he left Loki
falling in Thor: Ragnarok. Max Dillon then talks to Andrew Garfield and
they both agree there must be a Black Spider-Man somewhere! Which is clearly setting up the stage for
Miles Morales in the MCU and I cannot wait to see it! We've already seen Miles' uncle Aaron in Spider-Man:
Homecoming, so it's only a matter of time now. And then one of my favorite scenes, the reunion
of Alfred Molina's Doc Ock and Tobey Maguire's Peter. Honest confession: I actually cried during
this scene and even while editing it still touches my heart! Notice how Doc Ock's arms are glowing whiter
than ever before and it just goes to show how the original Doc Ock will always be on
the good side. And I missed one detail in my previous breakdown,
thanks to my viewer Victor for showing me this. Notice when Peter takes control of Doc Ock's
arms in the beginning of the film, the arms glow blue, which honestly is another amazing
detail! Then arrives Green Goblin with his sinister
voice in the background "Can The Spider-Man come out to play"
A callback to Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 1 where he said the same thing to Tobey's Peter. -CUT SCENE-
Now notice when Green Goblin fires spinning blades at all 3 Spider-Men,
all three of them jump and flip in a manner reminiscent of Tobey's Spider-Man when he
evaded the same weaponry in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 1. Goblin then bombs the magical box which spreads
the spell across the city! As a result the whole renovation of Statue
of Liberty breaks apart and MJ falls from the scaffolding. Tom's Peter tries to save her but he gets
pushed by the Goblin. Andrew notices it and quickly throws himself
to save MJ. And finally Andrew's Peter redeems himself
by saving the love of Tom's Peter. Notice this time around, he didn't try to
web her like he tried to web Gwen, instead he forced himself down and caught MJ in his
arms. He held her in his arms instead of webbing
so that even if webbing doesn't work in time and they fall on the ground, he would be the
one taking the damage and not her. Andrew must have thought of a thousand different
ways he could have saved his Gwen, so he was well prepared this time for a situation like
this! The way Andrew acted out in this scene with
tears in his eyes is just one of the greatest moments in the MCU now. Then the final hand-to-hand combat takes place
between Tom's Peter and Dafoe's Goblin. Now this is happening on top of a giant Captain
America shield. This fight gets pretty dark, pretty quickly! This is the first time we actually see Tom
Holland's Peter throwing hands in the MCU. His combination of using his webs along with
his punches and kicks is just phenomenal. I mean notice how he utilizes his web to make
his kick more heavy and impactful. Now Tom trying to kill the Goblin using his
own glider, isn't just a call-back to Sam Raimi's Spider-Man. Tom is specifically using the glider to kill
Green Goblin because he wants revenge for the death of Aunt May who was killed with
this glider as well. But then Tobey intervenes and stops Tom from
killing Green Goblin. This is also a nod to the fact that he never
wanted Norman Osborn to die in Spider-Man 1. And this is also him getting closure, by saving
his best friend's dad! And also, this is not what Peter Parkers are
supposed to do, they don't kill. My boy Tobey acted with his eyes here, didn't
say a word and still conveyed a thousand different emotions! But surprise surprise the Goblin strikes again
and stabs Tobey in the back. Tobey was stabbed before as well in Spider-Man
3 by Harry Osborn. So both times Tobey got stabbed, it had to
be an Osborn. But then Tom sees the bigger picture and cures
Norman instead of killing him! Meanwhile the Multiverse cracks open and we
see a lot of Spidey villains preparing to enter this universe. Including Superior Spider-Man, Kraven the
Hunter, Scorpion, Black Cat, Rhino and Mysterio! So then Peter asks Strange to cast the forgetting
spell again so that everyone forgets he's Spider-Man and that would be the only way
to stop all this madness! So Tobey and Andrew share one last goodbye
with Tom and Tobey says "That's what we do" And they all end up hugging each other! Truly magnificent. Peter then promises Ned and MJ that he will
come back and remind them of who he is. MJ actually doesn't let Peter say I love you
back because she wants him to say it when he finds her again! Doctor Strange then casts the spell and everyone
forgets that Tom's Peter Parker even existed. Nobody has any memories of him anymore. Although everyone still knows Spider-Man exists,
they just don't know who he is under the mask. Peter then goes back to MJ to remind her of
everything and tell her how much he loves her! But seeing the bandaid on MJ's face, Peter
decides to sacrifice his love because everywhere Spider-Man goes, chaos and calamity ensues! So instead of saying I Love You MJ, he just
orders a coffee. And that's the heaviest ending out of all
Spider-Man movies so far! He has no one now, literally no one to talk
to. Except for the coffee cup that he got from
MJ which has now become his motto, "we are happy to serve you"
Now notice this particular cup also appeared in Daredevil on Season 2, Episode 5. Peter then visits May's grave and there he
meets Happy but he doesn't recognize him. Now notice May's tombstone says "When you
help someone, you help everyone" This is taken directly from the PlayStation
Spider-Man game where a similar tombstone can be found. Peter then moves to his new apartment, which
really looks similar to Tobey's apartment. After all, this is how Peter's life should
be based on the comics. Now even though we do not see Mr Ditkovich
anywhere but we do hear Peter's new landlord telling him "Rent is due on the first of the
month" So we may as well get to see Mr Ditkovich
in a future installment. Now notice Peter has a GED Test Guide because
he now has no academic record. I mean, our Spidey didn't just lose his family
and loved ones, but lost his entire credentials. So in a true sense, there's no way home for
him now, is it? Because there's no home left. What he has to do is make a new home, make
new friends and then turn them into family! The movie ends with Tom's Peter swinging in
his new Red and Blue suit inspired by the classic suit in the comics. Many are actually reporting that Tom took
inspiration from Tobey and Andrew and ended up making this costume. But that's not entirely the reason. If you notice during the credits, Tom was
already working on a new Spider-Man suit and a brand new symbol. He even put his initials and dated it 2023. But No Way Home takes place during 2024, so
the fact that this symbol is dated a year before, indicates Tom's Peter had already
started working on a new symbol after he came from the dead. Thanks to "The Comic Book Insight" who came
up with this detail, make sure to give him a follow. Now when Tobey's credits rolled, notice there's
a compound of CH2OH. It is known as Ethylene Glycol. Now, Ethylene Glycol is used as raw material
to produce Polyester fibers and antifreeze material. Putting the formula here beside him might
be indicating that his body can produce ethylene glycol which is then used to produce organic
web that he shoots from his hands. This movie really balanced between giving
an epic fan service and developing character arcs. Marvel could have dropped the ball with this
one, with such a big cast, comes the great anticipation of a compelling story! The fact that they pulled it off, that too
in such a grand scale, goes to show Marvel and Sony can do anything as long as they put
time and effort into writing a good story! This is now my favorite Spider-Man movie of
all time and no I'm not saying this movie is better than Sam Raimi's Spider-Man or anything. If Sam Raimi's Spider-Man didn't exist, this
movie would have never been made! Was this movie perfect? No! But that doesn't mean it wasn't good. Movies made during the pandemic are going
to have flaws, especially CGI flaws. So when I point out subtle visual details
and appreciate the VFX team, I'm not only doing this to prolong my content. I'm doing this because they deserve the credits! And I have had one particular person who works
at Marvel, reaching out to me, giving me compliments for finding out these small visual details
because they work hard to put them in the film. And that's it, this would be my breakdown
of Spider-Man: No Way Home and I cannot wait to see it on Blu-Ray so that I can watch the
film at actual 0.25x speed and find tons of more details! Now lemme take a minute to thank some of my
friends from Twitter who have helped me immensely by providing me HD pictures to make this video. I'd like to thank ChatterBox Film whose reviews
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