Oh no! The bulb burnt out on the projector. You can't see the movie anymore, but you can still hear it... can you name it?
It's the Burnt Bulbs Movie Trivia Game
Quiz 56 2/4/2010
Sound Film-iliar
Name the films from these sound clips.
Oscar Nominations
Disappointment
Maybe I'm just getting old and crotchety. I have seen most of the films up for best
picture, and all I'm hoping is that none of those take home the statue. None of them
were horrible, most of them were good if not very good... but none of them have that
pow that makes me root for them. Last year I would have screamed at the TV if
Slumdog didn't win... this year I almost just don't care. Who is your pick?
Best Picture
Avatar
The Blind Side
District 9
An Education
The Hurt Locker
Inglourious Basterds
Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire
A Serious Man
Up
Up In The Air
Quiz 55 1/28/2010
Movie Mash #2
Combining Movie Titles
Featured Review from Quiz 54
The Hangover
This is the highest grossing R-rated comedy, ever. That's pretty impressive when
you start putting it against the competition. And as much as I would like to
complain a little about the R-Rated comedies that I would rather be the top
grossing, I'll instead be nice and just talk about whether or not this film
deserves it... kinda.
There's nothing really wrong with the movie. It makes you laugh, it goes on an
adventure, it has a good plot and great characters... so why do I only say kinda?!?
Well, because after I left I though, "that was a good movie." That is all that I
thought. I didn't think "I need to tell everyone I know to rush out and see this"
and I didn't think "I need to see this movie again"... and the worst for the studio,
I didn't even think "I have got to get the DVD when that comes out!" I really just
thought "That was a good movie."
The movie has some similarities to Sideways. Sideways left me feeling exactly the
same way (and I've yet to see that movie again, too).
In the end, would I tell somebody they had to see this film? No. But if somebody
asked if they should see the film, I'd say yes. There is a fine-line between the
two.
Quiz 54 1/21/2010
Respect the Specs
Their futures are so bright
Featured Review from Quiz 53
Up - Got worse with every newly introduced character
Sigh. The first 10 minutes is some of the best writing and animation work ever. It's super sweet
and touching and happy and sad and just plain incredible. Then the boy joins the old man and it's
cute and fun. Then the bird shows up and I felt like saying, okay, that's fine... and then there
was the talking dog. Really, I never felt the film recovered after the introduction of the talking
dogs. With the introduction of each new character I started to care less and less. I just wish that
the story stayed as simple and sweet as it was in the begining.
Quiz 53 1/14/2010
Don't Miss It
The Golden Globes
Be sure not miss the Golden Globes this weekend hosted by Ricky Gervais! What are your picks?
Best Motion Picture - Drama
Avatar
The Hurt Locker
Inglourious Basterds
Precious: Based On The Novel Push By Sapphire
Up In The Air
Best Motion Picture - Comedy Or Musical
(500) Days Of Summer
The Hangover
It's Complicated
Julie & Julia
Nine
Quiz 52 1/7/2010
Movie Mash #1
Combining Movie Titles
First Movie Mash Quiz!
A new quiz type
A movie mash quiz provides a poster of two separate movies combined into one. For instance, it could
should knights stripping nude, and the answer would be "The Full Monte Python and the Holy Grail".
Top 10 movies of the Decade ... or 12
(why 12? Because I said so!)
Lately everyone is posting their favorite films of the decade. On one hand I think that these lists
are completely stupid, because nobody is ever going to agree on the best movies of a decade, they
can't even agree on best films within a year. This argument really hit home when I read Roger Ebert's
best films of the decade and it had "You, Me, and Everybody We Know" on it, a film that I would put
as one of the decade's worst.
So then I asked "What is the point of making such a list?" Eventually I decided that there are upsides
to making it. One is that it tells you all who it is you're talking to. The second is that if you like
some of the list below, and you're not familiar with others, then maybe, just maybe, I can promote a
film that I'd like more people to see.
#12. Brokeback Mountain (2005)
#11. Crash (2004)
#10. Pan's Laberynth (2006)
#9. Juno (2007)
#8. Revolutionary Road (2008)
#7. Hotel Rwanda (2004)
#6. Adaptation (2002)
#5. Old Boy (2003)
#4. Slumdog Millionaire (2008)
#3. Synecdoche, New York (2008)
#2. Requiem for a Dream (2000)
#1. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
Quiz 51 12/31/2009
Legs
They know how to use them.
First Poster Pieces Quiz!
A new quiz type
A poster pieces quiz provides a portion of a poster and asks if you can name the film. If you need a closer look
at the piece, click the image to see its full size version. Good luck and have fun.
Quiz 50 12/17/2009
Seconds of Leftovers
It's still what the holiday season is about
Two Weeks Notice
No quiz on December 24th
Make sure to check out the archive and come back on December 31st for Quiz 51, which will be the first
of the "Poster Pieces" quizes. See you then!
Quiz 49 12/10/2009
Leftovers
It's what the holiday season is about
This and That
Why leftovers in December?
I'm not going to lie to you, mostly it's because I'm really busy and these are the clips that I have
left after a year of quizzes. I'm sure it doesn't sound all that difficult to grab 9 clips each week,
but you throw in a toddler and a full time (paying) job, and it's pretty much impossible. So this
week is just a random collection... hope you find it fun anyway. If you want to send any donations so
I can quit my day job, feel free to paypal them to
comments@filmbabel.com. :-)
Quiz 48 12/3/2009
Holocaust
Disgrace - Never Forget.
Perspective
Why a quiz on the holocaust?
I apologize to anyone that is upset or angered by this week's quiz or for what I have written here.
If you are in any way offended, I'm sorry and I hope that you will return next week.
The other day I was driving home from work and I heard an interview on Fresh Air. Unfortunately I
cannot remember who the interviewee was, but something that he said struck me way down in my heart.
He recounted the trip his father had made to leave Poland and come to the United States. It wasn't
because he was fleeing for his life, it was instead because an American woman had visited Poland and
"on a whim" he'd decided to move to the United States. This did not please his parents too much, but
he started a new life. Then, tragedy occurred when his entire family, still in Poland, was murdered
by the Nazis. He never forgave himself for leaving, although there was nothing that he had done wrong
or could have done if he had stayed.
Days later, I hear claims that the holocaust never happened. How can anyone believe that? And that's
when I put these two stories together and asked, "Who do you think is lying? Was the gentlemen being
interviewed on NPR making the story up completely? Did his father lie to him that all of his relatives
were murdered when they weren't? Did his family fake their own death?" It's ridiculous to claim any of
these as being realistic.
Films are not real. They can be made to say anything that you'd like them to say and show anything that
you'd like them to show. But these films are trying, whether they succeed or not, to tell us of a time
that we can in no way comprehend. For that fact alone, I honor them.
With this posting I promise no answers, or help, or even pretend that I can understand. Instead, I
hope to honor the Jewish people and pray that nothing like what had happened before will ever happen
again.
To everyone, I wish a Happy Hanukah.
Quiz 47 11/26/2009
As seen on TV
From the small screen to the Silver Screen.
Upcoming
Expansion of FilmBabel
Filmbabel has been all about the Burnt Bulbs. As fun as they are to create and as
much as people have enjoyed them, I'm planning to branch out and make other games
as well. Some weeks will still be Burnt Bulbs, some will be naming fragments of
posters, others will be a merging of two films together asking you to name the newly
formed movie...
If you have ideas of other types of quizzes that could be made, feel free to
drop me a line!
This is as good a time as any to warn that there will be no quiz on December 24th.
Quiz 46 11/19/2009
The baddies
These people are "bad guys", or at least thought to be.
Baseball is boring...
Art don't imitate life
It is not fair that good sports are made into bad movies.
Let's start with basketball. I love basketball as a sport, but it makes for some awful,
awful movies. There's the exception to the rule, which is Hoosiers, but how many Hoosiers
would have to be made to offset Kazaam, The Air Up There, The Sixth Man, Air Bud, Juwanna
Mann... should I go on?
And there there's football, which is actually my favorite sport to watch. It's exception
is Rudy. After that there's Wildcats, Necessary Roughness, The Replacements... and the
overly cliché films that may even be well made but are still a complete waste of time,
like Remember the Titans, Lucas, or We are Marshall.
On the other side of the coin, there's boxing. I can't stand boxing, but who can argue
that Rocky and Raging Bull don't make you want to start watching? And then there's
freakin' baseball. I can't stand baseball, I think it's horribly boring unless
you're the one playing it. But Field of Dreams, Bull Durham, The Natural... They make
the game seem not only entertaining, but life altering. Even Lagaan made the game
or Cricket seem exciting!
What I can take comfort in, I guess, is that no film has ever made car racing seem
interesting, not even "Cars". This is a... um.... "sport" (really?) that even editing
can help!
Quiz 45 11/12/2009
I hear dead people
The clip, the movie, or the title is about dead people.
Featured Review from #44
He's Just Not That Into You
If you get over the initial meeting between the main characters (how easily it unfolded
and was resolved), and you overlook the added-on "plot" of Professor Walter Vale (I hated
that they made his character have a story at all, it just distracted from the real point
of the film) then you start to get into the film. But even that had things in it that had
no significance to me. Who cared if the professor wanted to learn how to play the drum?
Who cared if the girlfriend sold jewelry? The story is about good people that try to live
good lives, even when their country is trying to throw them out. If they'd focused on the
real issues more and caused me to really care about any of them (maybe I'm supposed to
care about the guy simply because he plays the drum? Guess I'm a hard sell)... Lastly
there is the clumbsy love story between Walter and Mouna. Again, why do I want to see
these people get together? They're both total duds.
Quiz 44 11/5/2009
Because I felt like it
I just grabbed the clips I wanted to.
Quiz 43 10/29/2009
The High School Years
Ah, those were the times... what years were they?
Quiz 42 10/22/2009
I'm sorry, what was that?
9 clips featuring an odd mannor of speech.
Where clips come from...
My sources
It first started with owned DVDs. Mine, then a friend of mine, then my sister and parents. Then I
started capturing a clip from every film I got from Netflix.
Even better is Netflix's Watch Instantly which allows me to view hundreds of movies, skip to any
moment in the film! As a last resort, like if I have 8 Ben Stiller clips and I just need one more,
I will grab a clip off of youtube.
Clips are all collected using CaptureWizPro which I love
and could never do this without! Other than that, I use all free software. Images are edited in
Microsoft Paint, the AVI is tranfered to WMV via Windows Movie Maker, AVI to mp3 via Goldwave, and
pages are all written in ASCII via notepad. That's either impressive, or sad, I'll leave it to you
to decide.
I also owe thanks to my wife who puts up with my spending time on this each week, and those of you
that come back each week. Even bigger thanks to any of you who have told your friends to come visit,
too!
Quiz 41 10/15/2009
A Quiz of Few Words
9 clips without much to say.
Featured Review from #40
He's Just Not That Into You
There are several stories going on here. First I'll talk about the one that really worked.
Justin Long and Ginnifer Goodwin were amazing in this movie. They were the only characters
that really brought any spark to the screen and were enjoyable to watch. I'm becoming even
more of a Justin Long fan and Ginnifer is exciting to watch.
Next would be Jennifer Aniston and Ben Affleck, which although their story was very thin
and a little too easily resolved, they at least showed that they could act and were
pleasant to pass the time.
Lower we get to the multifaceted relationships between Kevin Connelly, Scarlett Johansson,
Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Connelly. I didn't care if or how any of these people ended
up with any of the rest of them. They were completely flat. If other characters didn't
say, "I'm mad and passionate about you", I'd not realize there was any reason for anyone
to feel that way about them. Being a big Jennifer Connelly fan, I found completely flat
and devoid of real emotions character to be the most disappointing of all.
And last, if she even counts because it's SUCH a small role, would be Drew Barrymore that
neither had a good role nor did well in the role she was given.
But even worse than all of that were the segments between chapters acted by people that
were either no name actors (that never should be real actors) or regular people (who
should have never tried to be actors). These stupid, horrible, painful segments just
killed the already slow flow and appeal for this movie.
Quiz 40 10/8/2009
9 degrees of Kevin
There's a Kevin for each of these films.
Featured Review from #39
Step Up 2: The Streets
I couldn't watch this movie. I'm sorry. I have a two year old daughter and precious
little time to watch movies. I can no longer waste it on films like this. I use to
love watching bad movies (especially when there's a hot girl soaking wet dancing on
the cover), but that's why I married my hot wife. Someday I may have the time to watch
bad films again, and I'm sure when that day comes there will be plenty to choose from.
Quiz 39 10/1/2009
Mapquest Zoom.
City, Area, Thoroughfare.
Movie Trivia Quizzes
How to Prepare for One
Movies are part of the glue which binds our modern society together. Whether it is the big blockbusters
or the smaller indie productions, as long as there have been movies there have been movie buffs who
like to learn all they can about the industry and its stars. In order to test the mettle of movie lovers
there are many movie trivia quizzes available. With the powers of the internet many movie trivia quizzes
are available to play for free online, allowing you to test your knowledge on your own and challenge friends
to see who knows the most. Movie trivia quizzes online can also be interactive, so when preparing for a
trivia quiz things are a little more complex than just answering questions.
There are three main ways to prepare for a movie trivia quiz. The first is simply to watch as many movies
as you can and also watching your favourite movies multiple times in order to get to know the characters
a script intimately. This could mean going to the cinema a lot more, or renting DVDs and streaming movies
online in order to bulk out your overall movie knowledge. What is more, watching tons of movies in your
spare time is a great way to pass an evening or hang out with friends.
The second way to prepare for a movie trivia quiz is to check out film sites online. A particularly useful
site to use if you are looking for details on a film`s cast, trivia and famous quotes is the seminal
Internet Movie Database. If you are looking for a lot more specific information
about a particular film there are many different fan sites catering to a specific director, actor or genre.
Using the plethora of online movie resources is the best way to bone up on your movie trivia.
The final way to prepare is to keep a close eye on the media both online and in print for all of the latest
movie gossip and information in current and future releases. Movie trivia quizzes will not always cover
just the films themselves and often include trivia about the stars and their private lives. This is also
a good way of keeping track of the next big releases that you may be interested in watching.
Movie trivia quizzes usually fall into a number of distinct categories. Some will be straight forward,
giving you a question and allowing you to supply your answers. Others will be multiple choice, which in
practice makes things a lot easier, especially if you have been doing your movie homework. Others still will
incorporate aspects of music trivia or audio clips
relating to a film and sometimes they will feature video clips. Online you will generally find movie trivia
quizzes defined by the genre or time period covered by the films which they deal with. That way you will be
able to pick a quiz that suits your area of expertise, or even test yourself with a quiz that you are not
too sure about to improve your overall knowledge.
Quiz 38 9/17/2009
Sorry ladies...
It's our turn.
Quiz 37 9/17/2009
His waters run deeper.
It's an easy week.
C is for Cookie
Only need to get it right once!
It was pointed out to me that it was annoying (their word, not mine :-) ) that if you get 8 of the 9 answers
correct and have to come back later in the week to get the ninth, that you must re-listen to and re-enter
the answers for all those you've already gotten right. Well no more! Your answers are now stored in cookies
and pre-loaded when you return to the page. However, if you share a PC or you want to re-take the quiz,
simply hit the "Reset Quiz" button on the bottom of the page to erase your stored answers for that quiz!
Secondarily, the reviews page has been improved to show one group of quiz answers in a frame, allowing
swtiching to past answers via the Previous and Next buttons.
Lastly, you can now re-listen to a quiz entry that you've already gotten right.
Hope you all enjoy these new features.
Quiz 36 9/10/2009
The horror... the horror!
Movies that scare (or at least creep me out pretty good).
Children in Horror
We've come a long way, baby!
I'm looking at the movies I've selected and watched this week to create the horror edition
of the Burnt Bulbs, and what I realized was there are several that place children in harms
way and one or more of them (I won't say which or how many) in which the child is killed.
It went from Hitchcock's Sabotage where the audience was crushed to see a boy die in a bus
explosion to be almost commonplace. The lesson to be learned? Means one of two things, or
maybe both. (1) As a society we don't have the same affection for children as we used to,
or (2) we just aren't easily disturbed by violence anymore, so we have to keep reaching
more and more extremes. Either way, let's hope this is a reflection of our views of movies
and not a reflection of real life.
Quiz 35 9/3/2009
Musical-ish-like
Either it's a musical or has to do with music.
Aweful Summer
What a dump!
Did anybody actually love a movie this summer? I saw The Hangover and it was pretty good,
but it just goes to show the terrible garbage that they're putting out. It's all marketing
and no substance. Is there anybody over the age of 14 that is looking forward to the next
Transformers? Not only does it waste time and money to make, it makes dumber audiences. As
I said, I watched The Hangover, and so I'm one to talk about dumb, right? It's not like I'm
struggling to keep up with nuance. But what choices did I have? So, I'm officially looking
forward to December! I've become cold theatre snob.
Quiz 34 8/27/2009
Six Degrees of Last Week
Each film is 1 degree of seapartion from the same number last week.
Last Week's Answers
Hint...
You don't have to go through all of last week's quiz again if you don't want to (although
you can if you think it's fun!). Instead, how about jumping to the bottom of the reviews
page to see last week's answers. While you're there, be sure to read the reviews!
Quiz 33 8/20/2009
What I just saw.
Recently seen in the Starr household.
The waiting game...
Producers and Agents... go ahead and call us
So the pitches went well and the producers and agents took our cards and/or copies of
our script. Now we wait. Wish I had a swell online movie guessing game to pass the time!
Think you know anyone else that needs to "spend" some time online and would enjoy this
site? Make sure you Challenge a Friend when you take the quiz!
Quiz 32 8/13/2009
You Know, For Kids
Nine Family Friendly Films.
Reviewing Directors
Review of last week's Directors
Last week's "3D" refered to there being three directors represented in the quiz. The first
was Stephen Speilberg. I love Stephen, and I think most everything that he's done is brilliant
or at least far better than most. I hope that he continues to delight audiences young and old
alike, and make sure to keep making films of all different feelings: playful, inspiring, shocking,
dramatic, and funny.
The next director was Paul Thomas Anderson. I loved Magnolia, I thought it was better than
Boogie Nights, but mostly I think that somebody needs to reel Paul in. It seems he always has
a movie and a half and it turns out to be average, but it he cut it down to just a movie, then
that film would be spectacular.
The last director was M. Night Shyamalan. Oh dear. The Sixth Sense is one of my favorite movies,
and I liked Unbreakable more than most, but Signs made no sense, The Village was stupid even if
you didn't guess the ending (which most people did), The Lady in the Water was just plan bad
writing, and The Happening was reviewed so poorly by critics and friends that I didn't even bother
to see it. M., You need to stop. Take a break and really work on something for a while. You're
not going to get many more chances, so please make the next one count.
Quiz 31 8/6/2009
3-D
You'll figure it out.
Enough with 3D!
It doesn't do what you think it does
Firstly, I haven't seen a movie that I thought had really good 3D in it. I saw Beowolf and I wished
really bad that I could take the glasses off (although the movie was so awful I really wished that I
could just walk out). I never really feel like anything comes out at me. The best 3D I've seen was
Captain EO, that'll tell you something.
Secondly, something flying toward me doesn't equal entertainment. Why is that so exciting? A movies
sole purpose is to make you feel something. An explosion is not amplified by a tire flying at my head.
An explosion is amplified if the main character's daughter is killed, or if it's unexpected. I fear
that 3D is becoming a substitute for story.
Lastly, it's supposed to make me feel like I'm "in the movie"? It doesn't. It makes me think about
the theater, and the chairs around me. Instead of brining me into the story it becomes a pop-up book
2trying to bring the story to me.
Just learned that Jon Favreau is itching to do 3D techniques for his "Iron Man" series. I love Jon,
I loved the first Iron Man, so I really hope he realizes the same things I have, and puts his
efforts somewhere else.
Quiz 30 7/30/2009
What's in a name?
Each title contains names (some full, some not).
Pitching
Wish me luck
My wife and I are pitching our script ideas to agents in a couple weeks. Wish us luck!
Quiz 29 7/23/2009
Lights, Camera, ACTION
Let the bullets fly!
Quiz 29 Quote #1 - My tribute to Michael Jackson
Rest in Peace
The quote as played on question #1 of quiz 29 speaks of how America had done Michael Jackson
wrong. I had always given Michael Jackson the benefit of the doubt, and although he made some
wrong choices to share a close friendship with children, there was never anything that led me
to believe that he'd done worse. Did we destroy the man who never got to be a boy, just because
we stole his childhood? I wish he'd been treated better.
Quiz 28 7/16/2009
The The Movies
Each film is "The" something or other.
Featured Movie Review from Quiz #27 - Diary of a Mad Black Woman
Everything is an extreme.
This movie is the highest ranked of Tyler Perry's films on IMDB. If that is true, then Tyler
Perry should give up. This film is awful. It's ridiculous, it's annoying, it's demeaning, it's
offensive, and worst of all it's not funny.
The word subtle is foreign to Mr. Perry. Every emotion is the peak of that emotion. If
somebody is sad, they're the saddest person in the world. Happy --> happiest. Mad --> Maddest.
Every scene hits the nail on the head, and here is my favorite example.
After her husband leaves her, she goes on a date with a man that would like to be her new
love. He talks about how he knows she's been hurt, but he'd like a chance and she needs to
let him in. It's their first time out and they're at a jazz club, when the singer comes to
the stage and says (before singing) "This one is for the new couples here for the very first
time tonight." and then proceeds to immediately sing (I'm not making this up) "How do I start
where do I begin? I've been hurt so much, I just need a friend. Could it be you? Will you
break through these walls?"
There is one scene that is good in this film, when Brian's addict wife comes home in the
middle of the night and he is forced to turn her back onto the street in order to protect
their children. It made me think that Tyler Perry could write, if he really wanted to.
In short...
It's just plain ridiculous to think that anybody behaves like any of these characters.
Be sure to read my other reviews while you're taking the quizzes or visit the
Reviews page!
Quiz 27 7/9/2009
Need I say Moore?
Here are Moore Films.
10 best Pictures?
Give me a break
The Academy Awards decided that they are raising the number of Best Picture Nominees to 10. Why?
This is dumb. I've heard arguements that "Dark Knight wasn't nominated and if there were 10, then
it would have been." Well, sorry to be blunt but, it didn't deserve to be! Why nominate films
that have no chance of winning? The reason: marketing. More movies get to print "Nominated for
Best Picture" on the DVD cover.
Quiz 26 7/2/2009
Oldies but Goodies?
Films range from 1954-1979, in chronological order.
Featured Movie Review from Quiz #25 - The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Don't tell me, just show it!
The story is interesting enough, even if it does have it's moments of creepiness and it's times
where you just want things to happen a little bit faster. But in actuality there are two things
incredible about this film.
The first is the makeup (except for the baby/doll, which made me laugh). They did an amazing job
with all of the ages that Brad Pitt was portraying as well as aging Cate Blanchett.
Secondly, and far more importantly and impressively, was Brad Pitt. I have not yet seen Milk, so
I can't say that Brad should have won the Oscar, but Sean Penn is going to have to blow me out
of the water. Because Brad Pitt was INCREDIBLE. Imagine you're an actor and the director says,
"Okay, you're a 18 year old boy in a 62 year old body and you just got drunk for the first time.
Go!" Pitt completely nailed this and every other scene. I truly admire your craft.
But two mistakes really ruined it for me (there were other problems, too, but these are
the biggies).
The biggest and I can't stress this enough, was the present day. Firstly because I hate stories
that are told in the present to the past. If you're going to do that, which you never should,
but if you are going to do that, then just do it at the very start and at the very end. Don't
interrupt the flow of the movie to jump to the present. Secondly I hated Cate Blanchet's old
woman portrayal. I'm starting to think that she's not a very good actress at all! And thirdly,
the present day material added nothing to the story, but really hurt it. The addition
of Katrina was stupid and painful, and the "I'm dying, oh I'll talk for another hour, oh wait,
I'm dying, okay let's talk for a couple more hours..." just drove my soul into the ground.
Another mistake the film made was the choice of Julia Ormond. She was beyond terrible (then
again, her part was horrifically written, with lines like "I hope that I haven't disappointed
you" and "I'm going to go see what's happening" (where she conveniently leaves her dying
mother's bedside)). But did anybody think that she was believeable as a daughter who just is
at her mother's bedside hearing of a man she'd never heard of before who played a fairly major
role in her mother's (and her own) life? She was flatter that flat.
All I wanted to do was fast-forward any scene that was set in the present day.
In short...
So the film has me very mixed. I would never suggest that it was Oscar nomination worthy, because
it had plenty of problems... but yet I'd still recommend it.
Recommendation
I want somebody to edit out all of the present day footage and re-release this sucker. Then I'd
really recommend it.
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