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Scott told Hollywood Exclusive that "the song we wrote is almost perfect for the film because, on one end, it's beautiful and almost pristine -- and on the other side of things, it's really twisted and it's like you're on a psychotic roller coaster ride in slow motion" ※ 『Scott』は人物名です。

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スコットがハリウッドエクスクルーシヴに語った内容はこうだ。 『僕らの作ったこの曲は映像用としてはほぼ完璧だね。 つまり最初は、美しく純粋無垢な印象だろう。 ところが一転して、ねじくれた、まるでスローモーションで 猟奇的なジェットコースターに乗っているような展開となるわけだ』

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「精神異常のジェットコースター乗りには私たちがそれが片端では、美しくて、ほとんど初期であり、ものの反対側では、本当にねじれて、あなたに似ているので、フィルムにほとんど完全であると書いた歌がスローモーションであります。」と、スコットがハリウッドExclusiveに言いました。  何か間違ってませんか? Exclusiveが出来ません。

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