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This document contains descriptions of 29 shots from a film scene. It provides details such as shot type (close-up, wide, etc.), camera movement (pan, zoom, etc.), and brief descriptions of the action in each shot. The shots progress through a scene where Thanos is torturing Thor while Loki watches, showing their expressions and reactions. They include shots of the characters preparing to attack, making decisions, expressing pain and surprise, and Loki shouting for Thanos to stop torturing his brother.
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