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Thor_MN

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3. That is because they are required to show the credits, but

Reply to skippercollector (Reply #1)

Sun May 28, 2017, 03:49 PM

May 2017

the language that required it didn't specify that it had to be full screen or normal speed. So they shrink to an inset and speed it up, while showing ads, or the start of the next movie.

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