Can I slow down title clips?

I'm trying to create a movie project for my school and I wanted to use the Far far away title screen, however, when I play it back the words move too quickly for anyone to read up the screen. Is there a way to slow this down? The speed optin is grayed out for me and when I go to Modify> Slow Motion those options are grayed out as well... Help!

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