If I recall, the 'intro' opening sequence that precedes this clip is the narrator talking about a series of gee-whiz coincidences. They used it as a trailer, which was odd because I never thought that it fit very well with the rest of the movie. This clip seems like a much better place to start the screenplay. But hey, I'm no Paul Thomas Anderson .

Well,

a) that into is a beautiful and immensely entertaining way to open the film, and

b) it establishes the notion that, yes, strange things can and do happen, such as -- oh, I don't know -- frogs raining from the sky.

I think it's a pretty awesome way to start the film, and I would have sifted it myself but someone beat me to it (and on a somewhat related note, that's one ant downvote that I just can't understand).

Moving this video to Sarzy's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 3 days.

Awww, this is too good for the PQ. *beg

Sending this video to Beggar's Canyon to plea for a little attention - beg requested by original submitter Sarzy.

"One" is by Three Dog Night (70s). Aimee's is a nice cover.

Also known as "the worm."

i love the way mann's soundtrack works it's way through the movie. great flick.

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