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Text 1
The action film draws much of its energy from the music of a single band. Songs animate key moments. Some viewers assume (incorrectly) that characters in this drama sing along to those songs.
Text 2
The film is not in any way a musical, even though songs by a single band can be heard prominently throughout.
Based on the texts, how would the author of Text 2 respond to the underlined portion of Text 1?
By explaining that both singing and movement are important to the film
By noting that bands other than this one contributed songs to the film
By questioning the status of the film as a classic
By asserting that characters in the film definitely do not sing along to those songs
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