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In response to "does "runtime" include end credits? -- nm" by sweet cheesarella barbacorn

Yes, it should. This is how some movies get released. With really slow credit crawls making them "movie sized." -- nm

Posted by Qale (aka Qale) Jan 4 '15, 10:37

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Jonah Hex notoriously had one of thed slowest crawls ever. -- nm - Reagen Jan 4, 10:41 4
- Let's not overlook the potential that they were this slow because that's all the faster they thought their fanboys could read. - Will Hunting Jan 4, 10:45 3
  - People who paid to see Jonah Hex probably aren't that big into reading. -- nm - Roger More Jan 4, 11:04 1
    - Thinking about this a little more, it's probably because they thought "Prople would rather watch ten minutes of credits than ten minutes of Jonah Hex" -- nm - Roger More Jan 4, 11:08
  - its hard to move your eyeballs to follow the words AND move your lips at the same time -- nm - zeitgeist Jan 4, 10:54
Too Many Cooks: The Movie - In Theatres Feb 2015 -- nm - Beryllium Jan 4, 10:39

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