Set in Depression-era Franklin County, Virginia, a bootlegging gang is threatened by a new deputy and other authorities who want a cut of their profits.
When they first start rolling, there’s some scenes of the entire family at a birthday party which are clearly set several years after the film’s story ends. This sequence transforms into a string of rather abstract if not pointless random graphics, some of which contain what appears to be tulips growing. The initial song playing during the credits is in line with the rest of the film, then the original’s end credit song “Home” kicks in until the end. The thank you section at the end of the credits contains many names from CNBC and the market game in general.
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There are two scenes early on into the credits. One very short scene where Mikaela drops Sam off back at college on a motorcycle. And the second is him rejoining Professor Colan’s class.
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There are three extra scenes during the credits. Two of them are of Sam’s parents being interviewed by what appears to be a television station. And in the third scene we see Starscream flying above the earth saying something illegible (possibly something in Cybertronian) and then flying up into space.
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Shortly into the credits we see Agent Simmons rolling up to Agent Mearing causing her to fall in his lap. He then kisses her, she jumps up and says to arrest that man. He says “It was worth it, come and get me!”.
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