Importing composition from AE to Premiere Pro

I have imported a couple of compositions from After Effects to Premiere Pro. They are slideshows
On the Premiere Pro timeline they are extremely show and only showing several frames.
Are they still downloading/importing or do I need to try again or do something else?
Thanks in advance

Thank you.
I tried to render them earlier, and import from an AVI file, but the 2 sequences came back as different sizes.
They looked the same, and correct when I played them in the source box, but when I brought them to the timeline they were different. Essentially, one of the sequences I had to convert to "fit" instead of 100%....but I couldn't figure out how to do this to one without the changing the other.
Thanks again. I appreciate it.

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