Promising Young Woman (2020)
A young woman, traumatized by a tragic event in her past, seeks out vengeance against men who cross her path. (imdb)
Genres: Drama, Suspense/Thriller, Crime
Directed By: Emerald Fennell
Written By: Emerald Fennell
Starring: Molly Shannon, Connie Britton, Jennifer Coolidge, Clancy Brown, Max Greenfield, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Carey Mulligan, Chris Lowell, Alison Brie, Bo Burnham, Laverne Cox, Sam Richardson
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Promising Young Woman belongs to 16 collections
1. Female Directors (public: moderated by djross - 82 stars)
2. Academy Award - Oscar - Best Picture and Nominees (public: moderated by smviper00 - 40 stars)
3. Academy Award - Oscar - ALL Best Picture, Directing, Acting & Screenplay Nominees (public - 23 stars)
4. Directorial debut (public: moderated by djross - 16 stars)
5. Vigilante / Revenge (public: moderated by td888 - 14 stars)
6. Films available in HD (public: moderated by kubricksucks - 12 stars)
7. 2021 Academy Awards: Nominated Feature Films (public: moderated by joel-w-m - 2 stars)
8. Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Actress (public: moderated by CCLZA)
9. With Production by LuckyChap Entertainment ~ (public: moderated by 5Z5qjRCfM2)
10. 78th Golden Globe Awards: Nominated (2021) ☐ (public: moderated by 5Z5qjRCfM2)
11. -On My Radar (private: KasperL - 2 stars)
12. My (elhenzo) Movie Collection (private: elhenzo)
13. Laptop (private: Jason212)
14. 2021 Films Seen (private: seals)
15. Unofficially Beating The World Record For Most Films Watched in a Year (private: EsperHart)
16. 2021 Oscar (private: Giskard)
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Don't get me wrong, I thought it was great overall--but are we really supposed to believe that was Ohio?
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| Apr 17 | ralyto | 76 58% |
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Very interesting and fresh. On the other hand, it was pretty stylistic and symbolic and therefore more of a sketch than a real story with living breathing characters, so it felt a bit superficial. Someone on reddit said "As a social commentary on misogyny and rape culture, it does work, but I don't know if it worked as a story" and I agree.
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porzano | 52 52% |
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stuie299 | 60 17% |
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It's not a bad movie, its just the way it beats you over the head with its message is really very annoying. I like Carey Mulligan and think she did a great job, but for the most part the movie felt like a self indulgent jerk fest that is 100 percent guaranteed to turn away anyone who actually needs to hear what this film has to say.
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Judging by how many people it managed to piss off, I think it hits the nail on the head.
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Jaifman | 77 56% |
| Apr 03 | Scorpus | 77 62% |
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An interesting and dark film with excellent acting, Promising Young Woman is solid without being spectacular
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KMcNeil | 7 70% |
| Apr 02 | DolphinSpurs | 65 19% |
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Does not really capture the hype when all is said and done, but worth a watch, especially in the fraught climate of #MeToo. Surprisingly, the comedic thoroughfares of the script hit home consistently -- it's a funny film despite its unfunny subject -- but the dramatic moments are handled a bit more clumsily. The pop of colors throughout is a welcome change from the usually dour Nolanesque color palettes of 21st century filmmaking so credit to Emerald Fennell. An ending that you won't see coming.
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tsebben | 55 33% |
| Apr 02 | roland | 78 85% |
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beware | 59 15% |
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WWallce4prez | 75 58% |
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A brightly colored candy shell with an angry center. The aesthetic lures you in to something that will be a fun ride and then, by the end, things go dark and stay there. Carey Mulligan is great in her ability to straddle biting sarcasm with deep pain and anger.
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| Mar 29 |  |
Ocelot | 70 73% |
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a fine movie and one I really liked until the last twenty minutes or so, when a fascinating story about the limits of revenge and the need to move on becomes very much... not that. maybe I just need it womansplained to me. Mulligan delivers some of her best work though, and god damn did the casting director kill it. every minor role is played by the absolute perfect person for the part. Christopher Mintz-Plasse plays McLovin in this movie and I won't hear arguments to the contrary.
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| Mar 28 |  |
Moribunny | 5 2% |
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Masquerades as a modernization of 1980s exploitation vigilante movies like Ms. 45, but doesn't really contain any action. In truth it's just an extremely tacky and awful metoo sermon.
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| Mar 28 |  |
Mr.Cinema | 62 47% |
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vahidtr | 73 68% |
| Mar 28 |  |
Iamdwg | 94 93% |
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Weirdly enough, "Promising Young Woman" is currently the best-rated film of 2020 that I've seen and I never reviewed it. One of the best aspects of this film is how it doesn't just use typical jerks that are obviously jerks - they use actors that are typically seen as "normal" or even "nice" in any other film - and when they come up with excuses as to why they're terrible, they BELIEVE It - which is actually realistic for what happens in this world. The acting is just...incredible.
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| Mar 28 | sidarora93 | 70 36% |
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YMS (Adum) | 40 15% |
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Kavu | 82 76% |
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Important subject matter, great acting performances. The story is a bit predictable along the way, but works well enough. Mulligan is great.
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| Mar 28 |  |
glumpy_99 | 83 63% |
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The thematic flip side to JOKER (and likely to please and enrage the opposing fan camps) - like the earlier film, Fennell blatantly stacks the deck to present her particular allegory, leading to a deus ex machina finale which does not quite provide a satisfactorily ironic or thematical resolution. Otherwise beautifully crafted, and fired by Mulligan's incredible performance, successfully managing the wide emotional arc provided by her character; Cox is also great fun (if underused) in support.
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| Mar 27 |  |
patman | 69 60% |
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Darren | 40 17% |
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Carey Mulligan is very good but the rest is the most boring of liberal cliches shot in the most Netflix easy consumption way. Call me a brute but I feel there needs to be some actual revenge not some sacrifice of another woman’s life to bring justice. Not to mention we see throughout the movie that structures are the things doing the most harm to Nina getting justice and at the end we are just supposed to believe that the cops will do that? Come on. ACAB right?
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mattorama12 | 82 91% |
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Excellent script that brings together pathos, horror, and comedy in a way that is tough to pull off. It takes some very surprising turns, which are both nice plot points and thematically resonant. A couple of weird photography decisions, but the direction is otherwise incredibly mature for a directorial debut. Also loved the casting here.
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stgosuarez | 64 27% |
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talat | 55 15% |
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amazedemon | 64 50% |
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Mulligan delivers a strong performance, but Promising Young Woman is merely a semi-entertaining revenge flick, with vigilantism, martyrdom & idiocy masquerading behind popular social commentary, hurting the poignancy attributed to it. While Cassie's initial approach of unsettle & educate is an interesting twist on the genre, the ultimate direction the film takes betrays the broken & mentally unwell to the whims of pure love. Fennell's direction & music choices are good, but her plotting less so.
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filmdoc | 65 32% |
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muutanet | 74 72% |
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There was a promising point in the plot but in the end the entirety did not bring justice to the story.
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Seethruskin | 2 12% |
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So, get this, there’s this white guy and he likes DFW and thinks he’s a nice guy, but it turns out he isn’t. Where did this movie get its highly original critiques from?! Flipping the rape revenge genre on its head by making it look like a boring Netflix film and all the revenges are basically the same as getting cancelled on Twitter was a weird move. You can make a good, thrilling movie and still have it critique the patriarchal/rape culture we live in. See: The Invisible Man from this ye
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| Mar 21 |  |
iamianiman | 70 78% |
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Electrified by Carey Mulligan's acting, Promising Young Woman is bold, daring and provocative that serves a shocking ending. It is deemed as the better version of I Spit on Your Grave.
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| Mar 21 |  |
joel-w-m | 75 63% |
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A fascinating mix of (butt)cheeky feminist satire, incredibly tense vigilante thrills, and complex character drama (Mulligan chews licorice and scenery). Questions of justice and forgiveness are tackled at each level within an unpredictable, detailed narrative (see the contrast in address-procuring between Jordan and Ryan). Not everything works (Ryan's turn felt a bit unfounded; just the "happy" wedding would have been a more impactful ending) but the whole remains compelling. Great soundtrack.
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this was bad and depressing on so many levels, I lost count at around 40 minute mark (also the rape revenge schtick is nothing new)
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| Mar 20 | Mixtzin | 3 61% |
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r.Din | 70 57% |
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JLFM | 80 78% |
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This is probably the least subtle movie you could make about the subject (and there are several scenes of eye-rolling "#MeToo Discourse for Dummies" moments), and yet, I ended up kind of loving it. It's funny, lively, and frequently surprising. Mulligan is as great as advertised and the whole cast is fabulous. The ending might be my favorite from a 2020 movie, and it has no business working as well as it does.
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| Mar 20 | elhenzo | 90 86% |
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I love how the subtle lighting could make Bob Urnham look like Tucker Carlson, make McLovin' look bloated and disgusting
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| Mar 19 |  |
EsperHart | 100 88% |
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157/100 Any man scoring this film poorly is scared because he is at LEAST Ryan in this movie. He is the guy who stood by and did nothing while a woman was hurt. If he hasn't been Ryan, he knows deep down that he would be if the situation arose. Cassie does what every woman wishes she could. Cassie is every angry woman in the world right now. Emerald Fennell gave me a hero. I'm forever in debt to her. https://esperwatchesfilms.tumblr.com/post/646109081413795840/promising-young-woman-2020
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Not exactly what I expected going into it. It’s also a bit slow, but it’s stylish, and pretty unpredictable at times. It’s worth seeing, but know that’s it’s not quite as violent as the summary would have you believe.
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| Mar 17 | Midaso | 6 67% |
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seals | 5 44% |
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It’s structured like KILL BILL. For a while, Mulligan is basically playing Mrs. Voorhees. The sleazy guys are from IN THE COMPANY OF MEN and the plot is heavily evocative of Rosario Dawson’s DESCENT. It’s…interesting.
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selinozcelik | 55 9% |
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kgbelliveau | 95 91% |
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Carey Mulligan has a career defining performance in this film as it shifts from dark humour to even darker subject matter to even a few moments that feel quite like a romantic comedy. All of it continuously making you question what the next move will be. Aside from Mulligan there are very little standout performances but I genuinely feel like that was done purposely. This was her film and that was one hell of a performance.
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| Mar 16 | Sadman | 85 81% |
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The kind of colorful, provocative work of art that we don't get enough of. Tackling such a tender subject with brute force requires a skillful touch and Fennell really delivers. She is helped by a twisted performance from Mulligan and devastatingly likable one from Burnham. The casting in general is genius. The film's pointed critique is delivered with painful precision but I can't help but feel that if it had ended just a few minutes sooner it would've been an all time-great.
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Cloudynow | 78 86% |
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sproost | 30 7% |
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The 5 (!) nominations are another uppercut to the credibility of the Oscars, or will it serve as a future reminder of the cinematic starvation we endured in the corona-year 2020? I am completely over getting woke manifesto's shoved down my throat, especially by a blatantly bad movie, that is now award-worthy because it's en vogue to hate men. The (completely justified) feminist agenda deserves a way better movie.
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ilker | 55 15% |
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MSoprano | 80 83% |
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MCProust | 65 17% |
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The general beats of the story were original enough to keep my interest until the (genuinely surprising) last act, but my God the connecting tissue just isn't there. The dialogue is always either underwritten or overwritten and—most damningly for anything the film might have wanted to say about misogyny and rape culture—everybody folds like special origami paper in front of the protagonist until the plot briefly demands that they don't. Hard to believe that frictionlessness was intentional.
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| Mar 13 | jpst | 86 76% |
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kenche | 60 26% |
| Mar 13 | ivanjh | 85 62% |
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moraesfelipe | 60 50% |
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A bit of a stretch sometimes -- specially in the second half, with the whole chapter structure kind of 'organizing' the actual vengeance; it loses some of the acid spontaneity of the first -- but rewarding in terms of both characterization -- Mulligan is stunning, Burnham not so much -- and world-building of a 'just fun but woke' rape and revenge committed in connecting with audiences and dealing with deep feelings of grief and trauma.
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Lakriitz | 5 97% |
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ugur | 6 41% |
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potatopaisan | 76 60% |
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psim | 77 59% |
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It's almost disorienting how different Carey Mulligan's character is when compared to her earlier roles (that I have seen, anyway), but it totally works.
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daniel | 40 55% |
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alikocaali | 70 29% |
| Mar 09 | bmmello | 59 8% |
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| Mar 09 | JmnyBllyBb | 83 36% |
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Judo Koala | 70 34% |
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Good, though its lack of nuance ("Grr, Cis Man Bad") and attempt to too easily tie everything up at the end with a neat bow holds it back. (I'm perhaps of the vast minority who wishes the ending were even more cynical to really pack its thematic punch but, alas...) Mulligan is really quite sensational, total chameleon.
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kangadoodoo | 70 77% |
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jecklund | 78 36% |
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TonEe | 86 76% |
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| Mar 07 | zachfla | 80 87% |
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| Mar 06 | kandinya | 70 67% |
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| Mar 06 | expertocred | 90 90% |
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christof | 84 71% |
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Interestingly undercuts audience expectations, which might say something more subtle about the objectification of women, and the trope of the kick-ass revenge chick. In the end, we don't get Uma Thurman in a yellow jumpsuit, and it's much better for it.
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| Mar 06 |  |
Calexico | 80 66% |
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An excellent, timely film. Sharp storytelling, cinematography, acting, and social commentary. Moving without being maudlin.
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| Mar 06 |  |
thenewshit | 50 14% |
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LadyStardust | 79 53% |
| Mar 06 | kg08 | 65 41% |
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| Mar 05 | Dirky | 76 69% |
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Toy-G | 86 68% |
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jabar | 44 5% |
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DBibby | 83 75% |
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halkas | 65 68% |
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| Mar 04 | robsolutely | 61 45% |
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| Mar 03 | kappeuter | 74 85% |
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jamiejoan | 0 0% |
| Mar 01 | Erencgiden | 59 25% |
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mpayan | 84 66% |
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FoxyRussian () | 84 54% |
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So many great parts combine together into a disappointing direction for the story. This is a small spoiler but I think it's important to know going into it....she doesn't murder the dudes that take her home. Like she just talks to them. Which doesn't feel effective. It's like the movie is trying to change the viewer while ignoring that the characters are FOR SURE not getting the message. The Rape Revenge genre already felt subverted by this movie we didn't need to ignore the revenge part.
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| Mar 01 | burner010101 | 85 74% |
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