You Mean They Didn’t Really Walk Up The Wall?

You Mean They Didn’t Really Walk Up The Wall?

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  2. Even with all of the CGI magic available today, sometimes the old tricks work the best. Of course, they didn’t have much choice back then, but it
    just goes to show you…

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