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Can Film Experts Guess 10 Famous Movies From Only One Image?

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Ira and Louis play “Extra Credits:” a game where they try to guess the famous movie from one single still and very minimal clues. Watch as we explore concepts such as, which film you’re rewatching if you have a mental illness, which Stephen King adaptation is supreme, and why John Waters has not appeared on Keep It (who else is he talking to??)

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