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I believe my cell is from the same scene (just a few moments after that moment,) - I'll try and post it later.

Regarding your second spoiler - And you are right, if a film with flaws can keep our minds occupied - and remain actively discussed - it's certainly done something right!

That's precisely what I was talking about. I understand why, it was in part a depiction of humanities failings, but the film deserved for it (and the plot function it served as) to be, well, bolder, less obvious.

Thank you, Josh!

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