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  • [Theme song]

  • Hellooo, I'm the Nostalgia Critic. I remember it so you don't have to.

  • And welcome to another edition of Old vs. New.

  • It's the fairy tale that teaches kids all around the world

  • that it doesn't matter what you look like or where you come from,

  • as long as you work hard and have a kind heart,

  • you too, can get a makeover.

  • Cinderella is a tale that's been told countless times,

  • but the most definitive version belonged to Disney Animations in 1950.

  • So it only figured when you have a money maker so iconic that it's cemented in everybody's memory,

  • you remake it 65 years later!

  • To much surprise though, not only were there big names and astounding visuals,

  • but it also got quite the critical backing, too, with people praising it for being such a stylized update!

  • But as always, which one is better?

  • Which one feels the most engaging, clever and all around magical?

  • Now, of course, being of the NOSTALGIC persuasion, I have a little bit of a leaning towards the old.

  • *Whimsically* If only I could wish for someone who had an opposite opinion of me...

  • *With slightly more force* If only I could wish for someone who had an opposite opinion of me...

  • If only I could-- WHERE THE HELL ARE YOU?!

  • Hyper Fangirl: Sorry! This thing's really hard to walk in.

  • Critic: Christ, even when I WANT you in a video you can't get it right!

  • Hyper: Hey! Give me a chance, I have whimsical support on this one.

  • Critic: Yeah? Who?

  • [EXPLOSION HOLY MOTHER OF SOCKS]

  • "Answer": DEVIL BONER!!!!!!

  • Critic: Oh, great, what whimsical support can YOU offer?

  • Devil: Hey, I can get in touch with my feminine side!

  • Watch! Sparkles!!

  • Butterflies!!

  • EXPLOSIONS!!

  • Hyper: No.

  • Devil: No? O-okay, no explosions. No explosions. But, um...ponies?

  • P-PONIES!

  • Critic: (sighs) How are you two still a thing?

  • Devil: What can I say? I love a woman that writes fanfiction about me.

  • Hyper: Oh, and we both held you hostage that one time. So we have that in common

  • Devil: You did it better. Hyper: You did!

  • Devil: No, you did Hyper: You did! (repeats)

  • Critic:*clears throat* Hyper, isn't Benny gonna feel weird that you have another outlet for mindless violence?

  • Hyper: Oh, come on! He's a professional assassin. This kind of thing doesn't bother people like him

  • (sad piano music)

  • Benny: It's nothing, Benny. Nothing. Just add her to the list.

  • Critic: Okay, are you gonna debate me on these Cinderella movies or not?

  • Hyper: There is no debating. The new one is better,

  • if for no other reason that the lead actress had to lose two ribs to fit into that dress.

  • Critic: But it's so sexist and bland.

  • Hyper: The ORIGINAL is sexist and bland!

  • Critic: You just like it 'cause there's more flashy sparkles

  • to play to your inner five-year-old. You're a flaky-flaley-flashy-holic!

  • Devil: What did you call her?

  • Hyper: Honey! Honey! I'm gonna do the crossover. Why don't you go start a war with a random country?

  • Devil: Ooh! I get to use my random war generator!

  • Jamaica it is!

  • Critic: So, Hyper, are you ready to be proven wrong once again?

  • Hyper: The day you start being right.

  • Critic: Let's do Cinderella: Old vs. New.

  • Critic: Sometimes a prince leaves no impact on you, whatsoever.

  • Hyper: Dude! Too soon...

  • Critic: I was talking about the royal position!

  • Hyper: And I'm not.

  • Critic: *sigh* He's the arm-candy of our main character's dreams

  • Let's take a look at best prince.

  • Critic: While a lot of people give flack to some Disney princesses for not having enough character,

  • people forget the princes often weren't even given TIME to have character.

  • Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and- yes- Cinderella, all have princes with only a handful of lines.

  • Hyper: And where the one from Sleeping Beauty fought a dragon

  • and the one from Snow White saves her from death,

  • this one yaaaawwnnns.

  • Critic: Ok, Look, this was a different time. A time when...

  • Hyper: Yawning was an attractive trait?

  • Critic: I don't think you're taking into account how sexy that yawn was.

  • Hyper: Heck, his father gets more screen time than this. So does his servant for that matter.

  • Critic: Yes, yes but... through them we're discovering the prince's character

  • and they're also relaying the chemistry between our two romantic leads an-

  • Hyper: You got nothing. Critic: I got nothing

  • Hyper: Now, with the remake, not only is the prince given a lot more onscreen time

  • but there's also more time to develop their chemistry

  • Cinderella and him meet before the ball and they have time to talk like normal people

  • and build and appreciation of each other.

  • Even during the ball, they talk and share experiences that help them build a stronger connection.

  • She doesn't just see him and declare, "This is love!" like in the original

  • Critic: *sarcasm* I wouldn't know anybody who did that.

  • Hyper: I've moved on Critic, I found a more sensible love.

  • Devil: Hey babe, it turns out it's easy to start a war in this place.

  • You just tell'em Cool Runnings is a 100% true story!

  • Devil: Will do. AAAAAHHH!!! (gun shots)

  • Critic: Okay, so maaybe this prince has more charm, more personality, more screen time

  • more chemistry and preeetty much more of a connection with everyone he comes in contact with

  • but there is one thing that prince does NOT have.

  • Critic: A shit ton of eyeliner!

  • Hyper: Dude, again, too soon!

  • Critic: Just take the point.

  • Hyper: After you give him an apology.

  • *sigh*

  • He's waiting.

  • Disney has always created the greatest villains.

  • And what's scarier than a middle-aged woman who's obsessed with housework?!

  • Hyper: Virtually anything!

  • Critic: This is best villain.

  • Critic: This one is rough because it really is like comparing apples to oranges.

  • Hyper: Well, to Snow White that's an easy choice.

  • Critic: The original is said by many to be one of the greatest Disney villains ever.

  • With her style, grace and love of all the villainous things she does.

  • The only downside is that it's only explained in narration why she doesn't like Cinderella,

  • because of this, it's a little harder to identify with her motivation.

  • Hyper: In the new film, we see how her bitterness is born. She hears her husband confess that he preferred

  • the first wife more. Which makes her angry towards his offspring all the more understandable.

  • We also see her slowly lure Cinderella into the role of servant

  • showing how patient and manipulative she can be.

  • Critic: The downside to that is, it may make her too human by comparison.

  • Which one is more frightening?

  • The one's that motivations are made totally clear?

  • Or the one shrouded in mystery, you're supposed to have no sorrow for.

  • The original was so slimy and hateful; there was virtually no good in her at all,

  • while the new one is so fragile and relatable that you can see the tragedy

  • play out in every mean spirited move she makes.

  • The original acts like someone in control

  • while the remake acts like someone who wants to be in control.

  • Hyper: I guess it's kindd like comparing Zuko with Frollo.

  • Boy, one of them needs a breakfast cereal.

  • One is sympathetic while the other is pure evil,

  • both still coming off as complex and interesting.

  • So how do we really judge which one is best?

  • Critic: Well, I guess whichever one scares up the most is the most intimidating.

  • Hyper: Well, I guess that speech that the new one made in the dark is creepy in it's own righ-

  • (BOOM)

  • WAH! Uh..! But the new one has the mind of a sociopath which is very psychologically terrifyin-

  • (BOOM)

  • AAHH! But the new one has a more developed past! Allowing her to-

  • (BOOM)

  • OKAY! She wins!

  • God, that look is scary.

  • Critic: *chuckles* Some people can't just handle a good old fashion death glare.

  • (BOOM)

  • DAH! You whore!

  • Hyper: Remember, I can point just as hard as you.

  • Critic: Yeah, we seem to have unbelievable power with this, don't we?

  • (BOOM's repeating)

  • *both scream*

  • Hyper: Never forget...

  • Critic: Hey Hyper, by any chance, are you of Indian decent?

  • Hyper: No? Why?

  • (funky battle music)

  • (battle music

  • (gunshot)

  • (bullet ricochets)

  • Devil: There's twenty metal plate in my head

  • The only downside is, I don't know what half the words beginning with 's' means.

  • Ask me the definition of seagull.

  • Hyper: What's the definition of seagull?

  • Devil: Stop making up words, honey!

  • Benny: You don't get it.

  • When you hire an assassin, you use ONLY him.

  • For life.

  • Devil: No YOU don't understand.

  • When you have a review already full of a ton of estrogen.

  • Critic: HEY!

  • Devil: And the good looking half of that estrogen is threatened

  • you awaken a demon that will not sleep into the nigh-

  • Oh, by the way honey, I got you a hat.

  • Hyper: *gasp* Thank you so much, woobles!

  • Devil: No problem, babe.

  • Into the niiiiggght.

  • Benny: You might be good with a gun

  • but you're nothing compared to my stealth.

  • Devil: HAH! I can see you coming a mile awa-

  • I was looking RIGHT AT him.

  • How did he do that?

  • Hyper: Is something wrong, possum-bear?

  • Devil: Nothing, heart-eater.

  • You and your lady-friend keep talking princesses

  • Critic: *disgruntled* Stop calling me that.

  • Devil: I have to bury my bullets in bloody bastard that I bet!

  • Hyper: NO!

  • Devil: No?

  • Hyper: This one has more bullets!

  • Devil: I love you, skull-crusher!

  • Hyper: I love you, turtle-duck!

  • *kisses and screams with gunshots*

  • Hyper: Back to the debate!

  • Critic: *whining* But.... that all sounded amazing!

  • Hyper: Critic...!

  • Critic: *angrily* Okay, fine! This is best side character!

  • (distant explosions and gunfire)

  • *whines*

  • Hyper: Although everyone remembers the talking mice in the original, they're very scaled down in the remake,

  • to the point where they don't even speak.

  • Critic: A different tone to say the least,

  • but everybody looves the singing mice and their...

  • "Leave the sewing to the women!"

  • slightly sexist lines.

  • HEY! Stallone knitted a sweater!

  • But c'mon, who could forget Lucifer, the cat?

  • Or the horse? Or the dog?

  • The king and servants? The stepsisters?

  • These are character we all remember.

  • Hyper: Yes, you remember them because there's a ton of time devoted to them.

  • Too much time.

  • In the remake, the supporting cast stays exactly that: supportive.

  • In the original, they hijack the movie on several occasions.

  • While they're cute and all, they take time away from the more important elements like the prince,

  • and the chemistry that's supposed to build between him and Cinderella.

  • Critic: But hey! You were talking about how the king gets way too much time in the old one

  • he gets just as much time in the new one!

  • Hyper: Yes but it's with the prince.

  • Every scene with him is helping develop the prince's character even more

  • establishing his responsibilities, his goals, and his connection with his father.

  • We never even see the prince and his father in the original, apart from the eye roll.

  • Critic: But again, it was a very passionate eye roll.

  • Critic: I suppose that last big one to talk about is the Fairy Godmother.

  • In the new one she's played more for laughs because

  • well, she's Helena Bonham Carter and... that's what you do with her now.

  • Hyper: But you have to admit, some comedy is VERY welcomed after Cinderella's at her lowest moment.

  • And also, she has to prove her worth by disguising herself as a homeless lady looking for water.

  • And it's only after Cinderella gives it to her that she grants all her wishes.

  • Critic: But isn't that kind of pointless?

  • She has to know she's a kind person if she's showing up there

  • I mean, watching her like a GOD MOTHER?!

  • Hyper: Maybe but have you figured this?

  • Cinderella is in shambles: she can't go to the ball, her dress is ruined, and her family hates her.

  • Most people in that state would be too frustrated to be nice to the old woman

  • so by helping someone else, even in one of her worst moments, it cements what a good person she is.

  • Critic: I guess but I don't know. The old one talks to her like a loving grandparent.

  • Someone she's familiar with enough to know she would do that anyway she has a warmth in a comfort that

  • needs to be seen after such hardship.

  • I wouldn't want to laugh after going through all this!

  • I would want to feel supported and after years of slaving for your family, suddenly being put to a test

  • to see if you're a nice person, does not seem very supportive!!!

  • Hyper: Okay, maybe the fairy godmother is a little better in the original

  • Critic: Did I mention she's a liar too?

  • "And you'll find they're really comfortable."

  • I got glass sneakers because of her!

  • THEY HURT!!!!

  • Hyper: But the fact remains that the supporting cast does more than support

  • They take over. They steal scenes that shouldn't have to be stolen by them.

  • While there's still focus on Cinderella and the stepmother,

  • other important elements are being overlooked

  • and the new film keeps the focus where it should be.

  • The main characters stay main characters and supporting roles stay the supporting roles.

  • Critic: *sigh* I guess I can't really fault you on that.

  • New gets the point.

  • Hyper: You forgot a heartless Prince joke

  • Critic: Shut up.

  • But as simple as a story is there's always room too muck it up

  • Trust me, Disney's done it before.

  • This is which one mucked it up less.

  • The funny thing about a simple story is that can be surprisingly tough to tell.

  • You want to connect with the characters in a relatable set up but even in an hour and a half

  • you have to know what to expand on and what to keep limitied

  • Hyper: Like said before, the first film expands too much on the side characters

  • and not enough on some main ones.

  • Critic: But in the new film's case the attention to add more detail can help some scenes

  • but seriously damaged others.

  • For example: when Cinderella's not allowed to sit at the table with the others

  • it's when she realizes she's truly not a part of the family causing her to finally break down

  • This is a powerful scene and all but it then ruins the moment when her dress is destroyed.

  • Or... slightly ripped?

  • Yeah... that's- that's a gut wrenching moment.

  • But even if they did it like the original it wouldn't work because we got the breakdown earlier.

  • Because of this, the arrival the fairy godmother is not as powerful.

  • In the animated one, it's by far her lowest moment because they knew to save it.

  • Thus, you feel more emotion for her and even more relief when the fairy godmother arrives.

  • Hyper: But the story does allow for other emotional moments that weren't in the first.

  • The king, for example, is given a lot of time with his son and when he passes away, it's a legitimate sad moment.

  • The ways they allow Cinderella and Prince to meet before the ball are also very clever,

  • giving them more time to form a connection.

  • Critic: The problem with THAT is every single time she leaves the house.

  • it makes her for a slightly less magical night when she goes to the ball.

  • Cinderella goes to the town and quite a few other places, several times int the new one.

  • Which is fine but in the original everything she does is in that one location

  • It's a nice location so it's not visually dull but that's all you ever see.

  • The story is very clever in keeping her there, as not only does it emphasized the feeling of being imprisoned

  • but also the freedom when she DOES leave and enters this heavenly, dream-like castle.

  • Therefore, we're more sucked into the experience because, like her, it's our first time seeing it

  • Hyper: Yeah! But all the wasted time with the side characters!

  • Critic: Yeah but all the time wasted on the unneeded exposition.

  • Hyper: But everything in the original so obvious!

  • Critic: And this one isn't?

  • Gee, I wonder what the message was again!

  • "Have courage and be kind" (repeating)

  • "Be kind." "And have courage."

  • Hyper: Fine. I guess there's both good things and bad thing about them.

  • Critic: Yeah... I guess it just depends if you're looking for more mystery or more explaination.

  • So... what we do in this case?

  • Hyper: Can there be at tie?

  • Critic: A TIE?

  • That's for pussies who don't believe some animals are more equal than others.

  • Hyper: There's pros and cons to both, I don't think we're gonna find one that's better than the other.

  • Critic: *sigh* Okay, I guess we can have a tie. But I'm not gonna let this choice destroy my masculinity

  • nor anything else in the rest of this video!

  • (intense battle music)

  • (bullet shot and ricochet)

  • (bullet shot and ricochet)

  • (bullet shot and ricochet)

  • (bullet shot and ricochet)

  • Devil: AAAAAHHHHHH!! (bullet shot and ricochet)

  • (bullet shot and ricochet)

  • (swelling music)

  • (explosion)

  • Devil: DAAAAHHH!! (bullet shot and ricochet)

  • Alright buddy, you wanna play dirty?

  • Well time to play with Johnson Justice!

  • Benny: Holy mother of Go-

  • Critic: God knows we've talked about pretty much everything you can talk about

  • but there is one last element to discuss, the most important element of the movie.. main character!

  • This is the best Cinderella!

  • Hyper: Now this one you KNOW you have to give to the remake.

  • It's like everyone says, this Cinderella is stronger, more independent, more intelligent

  • and more developed than that simple songbird who practically just did nothing in the first film.

  • The audiences liked her! The critics liked her!

  • C'mon, this is hands down the winner.

  • Critic: Well, I would agree with you if it wasn't for one solitary fact.

  • Hyper: What's that?

  • Critic: You're all full of shit.

  • What makes Cinderella independent?

  • Hyper: Well, she leaves the house, goes into town and has smart conversations with the prince.

  • Critic: Hmm.. so she could leave the house at any time, why does she stay there and take all that abuse?

  • Hyper: Well, like she says, it's her father's home.

  • "Because I made my mother and father a promise- to cherish the place we were so happy in."

  • Critic: OH! Is that why she end up leaving at the end anyway!

  • And even if it was her father's home why go through all that hardship just for that?!

  • Hyper: Well... okay. It doesn't quite make sense but the one in the other film could leave too!

  • Critic: Not really.

  • You see, in the original, the father died when she was just a child.

  • This gives the stepmother plenty of time to brainwash her and make her think she's supposed to

  • feel guilty and serve her family.

  • And seeing how she was kept in the home all that time,

  • this indicates she doesn't know much about how the real world works.

  • She talks to rats and BIRDS for crying out loud!

  • In the new one, the father dies when she's an adult, she leaves all the time, in fact her friends-

  • yeah, she has friends in this one!

  • say she should leave that place!

  • "Why do you stay there when they treat you so?

  • "They loved our house and now that they're gone, I love it for them."

  • So this makes absolutely no sense.

  • By attempting to make her quote, SMARTER and independent,

  • they actually opened up a ton of plot holes making her look dumber and weaker.

  • Hyper: Okay, so she's not the brightest one in Hogwarts

  • But! You have to admit she's stronger! She's not as passive as the animated one.

  • Critic: Really.

  • In the original, she felt stuck in her position but she clearly didn't like it.

  • She did angry. She DID have her breaking points.

  • Even though she was taught over the years to be a certain way she was still human and relatable.

  • This one, aside from her one big breakdown, which they tried to do twice

  • She just kind of smiles and looks happy like a zombie most of the time.

  • In fact, in the animated one when it comes to being locked in the attic and held against her will,

  • she does try to get out!

  • She hits the door! She screams! She asks her animal friends for help.

  • She does everything she can to get out of there.

  • In the new one, she fully accepts her doom and just spins around in circles, humming to herself.

  • Yeah. This is the strong independent role model the critics were talking about.

  • She actually escapes by MISTAKE when the animals open up the window and they hear her voice.

  • That's not strong. That's the definition of giving off while also being saved by luck!

  • Hyper: But! Uhh... she's so charming!

  • Critic: No. She's not allowed to be because they're focusing more on her being "smart and independent".

  • People miss what makes a strong character is how they deal with their flaws, their fears,

  • their turmoil, their troubles that get in the way.

  • That's what makes them relatable but this Cinderella doesn't have any flaws.

  • At least, none that they'll acknowledge!

  • You could argue that she's too passive but what does she do to solve that?

  • Let someone else save the day and not even try!

  • This Cinderella and we gave a shit because while having a character be strong is good,

  • it's more important to have them interesting first.

  • This character is not interesting.

  • I'm not going to act like the original is the best written character but you felt her pain, you understood her anger

  • & you cheered for her when things went right because she allowed you to see her most fragile moments.

  • Hyper: But...! But... HER DRESS! It look so amazing!!

  • Critic: And that's why you're falling for it. It looks the part and sounds the part but it's not portraying the part.

  • It's like the two Charlies from the Willy Wonka movies

  • One is an emotional yet, dreamful kid and the other is Jesus.

  • We're obviously going to relate to the one that acts more like a real kid because we all were real kids!

  • We all can relate to that!

  • It's the same thing here. It doesn't matter what you claim she is or isn't

  • if you don't connect with her, there's no emotion.

  • And this movie has made it impossible to connect with her because they try to make her flawless.

  • Ironically creating, unintentional flaws with her that are never acknowledged or resolved.

  • Hyper: But! HER DRESS!!!!

  • Critic: Point goes to the old!

  • Hyper: AAAWW, IT'S SO SPARKLEY!!!!

  • Critic: So! With everything wrapped up, let's see who the winner is.

  • (sad trombone)

  • Another tie?!?!

  • What the hell, man! We can't end like this!

  • Hyper: Yeah!! We need to find the best Cinderella movie!

  • (explosion)

  • Devil: YEAH-HA!!

  • Didn't expect old Johnson Justice, did'ya?!

  • (Benny groans

  • Now, open you're mouth. I'm gonna give you the finishing blow!

  • Hyper: Honey-raisin, can you help us settle a dispute?

  • Devil: Oh, this still you're little book club going on?

  • Critic: *strained* I swear to God...

  • Hyper: We're trying to decide what's the better Cinderella film: the original or the remake.

  • Devil: Really? You're asking me this, right now?

  • Critic: Answer the question! Cartoon or remake!

  • Hyper: YEAH! (clank) The cartoon or the remake?!

  • Devil: Ever After.

  • Critic: The Drew Barrymore movie?

  • Devil: Yeah! I mean... There's nothing wrong with it!

  • It's cool, it's smart, it's got sword fighting,

  • Morticia Addams is the stepmother,

  • Hell, even Cinderella does a little fighting.

  • Yeah, there's no magic but... I hate that shit!

  • I got Johnson Justice.

  • Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna finish what I star-

  • Dammit! How does he keep doing that?!

  • Critic: Benny! What's your favorite Cinderella movie?!

  • Benny: Oh. Uh...

  • Ever After.

  • Devil: Whaaaaat?

  • (clank)

  • Benny: The writing is clever, the characters are interesting, the villain is fun

  • And there's just enough changes to keep it fresh but stay true to the heart of the story.

  • Critic: Actually, the more I think about it... it IS a really good Cinderella story.

  • Hyper: Yeeah... like REALLY good.

  • Critic: Cinderella's strong but interesting

  • Hyper: The villain is evil but also intriguing.

  • Critic: There's plenty of action and adventure...

  • Hyper: but good romance and dress porn!

  • Critic: We should just pick that one!

  • Hyper: Are we allowed?

  • Critic: Yeah! Why not?

  • I mean, I think everybody can agree the two Cinderella movies have pros and cons

  • and everyone's just gonna kinda like the version they like.

  • But... Ever After is clearly better!

  • Hyper: Yeah! Let's do it. Let's give it to Ever After!

  • Critic: You got it! The best Cinderella movie is Ever After

  • because it's my show and I can do whatever the goddamn hell I want.

  • Well, that certainly was an interesting discussion and with a twist ending

  • Hyper: Yeah but what do we do now?

  • Benny: I don't know. It seems a little weird to kill a fellow Ever After fan.

  • Devil: There's only one incredibly manly thing to do in this situation.

  • (clank)

  • Benny: Siri, play Ever After.

  • (classical music)

  • Critic: Once again, the magic of Angelica Huston unites us all.

  • Devil: Now, this is how REAL men spend their Friday nights.

  • Hyper: Hey!

  • Devil: Oh. Don't worry, buzzsaw, you're an honorary dude tonight.

  • Hyper: Thanks. <3

  • Devil: Sooo, was she drunk during this movie too?

  • Benny: I'm not entirely sure. I'm just glad she actually DOES something

  • Hyper: Her dress isn't as good but it's pretty badass.

  • Devil: Isn't it usually the other way around?

  • Like, you start off sober and then you get drunk as you get older?

  • Hyper: I'm always drunk.

  • Benny: It's never too girly.

  • Devil: Where is Angelica Huston?

  • Like, I know she's right in front of me, don't get me wrong but I mean, just... the actress, where'd she go?

  • Hyper: Jamaica, I think.

  • Devil: Oh. Uhh, she might not be there anymore

  • Benny: Ooh...

  • Devil: I was kind of wondering what, uh... old, white woman was doing there.

  • Hyper: Babe....

  • Devil: I'm sooorry! Hyper: It's okay.

  • It's not like they were gonna do Adam Sandler 3.

  • "Leave the sewing to the women!"

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  • they would make good pets, abused by owners in order to force them to preform, saved from being sluahgtered

  • to make fur coats or even just rescued as babies after hunters killed their mothers.

  • With your help, you can see these animals live the proud lives that they deserve.

  • Go to their website or ESPECIALLY check their YouTube channel to see all the incredible videos of how amazing

  • beautiful and just down-right cute these creatures are.

  • C'mon, how can you say no to these guys?

  • Go to their site and check them out in all their cuteness today.

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