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shazam

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[ shuh-zam ]

interjection

  1. (used to express or indicate a sudden appearance, transformation, or other occurrence):

    I wished to be in Paris and, shazam!—there I was in front of the Eiffel tower.



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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of shazam1

Coined in 1940 by writer B. Parker (1911–1963) as an acronym of the first letters in the names Solomon ( def ), Hercules ( def ), Atlas ( def ), Zeus ( def ), Achilles ( def ), and Mercury ( def )
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The script, by Brooks McLaren and “Shazam†actor D.J.

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After helming two “Shazam!†movies, the “Lights Out†filmmaker announced he was leaving superheroes behind and going back to the horror genre, and with his latest film, “Until Dawn,†it’s obvious he’s happy to be home.

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After a few high-profile childlike roles in the “Shazam†movies and “Harold and the Purple Crayon,†it’s a relief to see him as an adult.

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But I did love some of the needle drops, like the song playing as the new guests are aboard the boat, which Shazam tells me is “Made in Thailand†by the group Carabao.

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DC has struggled to find major hits in recent years, with films like Shazam!

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