I saw this on TV last night and the credits were rolling at like 90 miles an hour. Was it like that when it was in the movies? What's the point. It was impossible to read anyone's name. Was it some sort of joke?
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It's to fit it into the time slot. If they have the time, credits role at the usual pace. If they can show it without cutting the film down for time, then they make up for it at the end. I beleive that they are probably contractually obligated to show the credits, it just doesn't say how.
Thank God for IMDb! I usually come to this site well before the credits role.
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