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That would be correct. 7 is the magic number. Cheers to Viacom and Disney?
I had wondered why No Country was pushed so hard for a film that was really a second chase film. If anyone has a choice to rent this film, pick up The Getaway or A Simple Plan instead.
Disney = ABC = Ocars = multi tier revenue = sham.