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Old 09-02-2007, 02:33 AM #6
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Movies where there is a lot of special effect flashing is a big issue with me. I remember watching Armageddon, and the flashing in that set heaps of vocal tics - really loud ones.

Also that paparazzi camera flashing on front of hotels when some celeb steps out - even if I watch them on TV - sets them off too.
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