Apocalyptic Credits

from Apocalypti-casts · host David Harris

According to Google, the movie with the longest rolling credits is Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, at 9 minutes and 33 seconds. Credits for movie productions are becoming increasingly creative and engaging; but they will never rise to the grandeur of Apocalyptic Credits, which have been rolling continuously from time immemorial. What are these credits; and why don't they seem to be having their intended impact these days?

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