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Film Experts vs. Iconic Soundtracks: Can YOU Guess the Movie? | Extra Credits, Episode 3
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18:18Now PlayingIn this new game of “Extra Credits” we’re guessing movies with famous music based on a single frame and very little clues. Will Ira have a leg-up given every film was made after 1975? Can Louis identify a film even if he doesn’t know the year it was made? Will the two find a way to bring up which actors they find hot in every round? Find out now.
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