jye4ever
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LOTR EE made everyone more comfortable with lengthy movies.
Thor: Ragnarok (November 3rd, 2017)
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Those are definitely movies I'll always be able to dig into for the long haul.
Long films can be great. Like the Godfather. They can also suck, as we know from some examples here. The length of the movie has no real relation to its success, except possibly in situations where the creative decision is affected by an independent preference for length.
Not sure where this fits into the discussion, but some films are so boring and tedious that they seem like they never end when they actually aren't all that long (e.g., Rogue One). Those films would be better served by not being made in the first place.
Not sure where this fits into the discussion, but some films are so boring and tedious that they seem like they never end when they actually aren't all that long (e.g., Rogue One). Those films would be better served by not being made in the first place.
jye4ever
Broke and happy
Couldn't resist now could you lol
I thought the Godfather was incredibly boring. JMO.
Like I said; it's JMO.
I'm with kara in that run time and quality do not correlate.
Peter Jackson and Jim Cameron in his older age put out these 3+ hour epics that all have a number of moments where you think as a viewer, this could be removed or at least cut shorter and aren't really serving the overall story.
There are also 2 1/2 hour blockbusters that pace along so well that when the end hits, you're almost caught off guard, like you feel you're only an hour in and can't believe it's done.
It all comes down to how you use the time, it's an art, some movies are masterful examples and other are painful examples.
Peter Jackson and Jim Cameron in his older age put out these 3+ hour epics that all have a number of moments where you think as a viewer, this could be removed or at least cut shorter and aren't really serving the overall story.
There are also 2 1/2 hour blockbusters that pace along so well that when the end hits, you're almost caught off guard, like you feel you're only an hour in and can't believe it's done.
It all comes down to how you use the time, it's an art, some movies are masterful examples and other are painful examples.
Yep. Also, short films can feel like a lot. I remember walkin' out of DREDD sayin' "man, that was an awesome two-hour experience" and my friends be like "bro, twas 90 minutes" and I be like "Say WHAAAAAAAT???"
The HBO cut is 100x better
Thomascrown17
Super Freak
Hahahaha DREDDDD. Perfect example no time for fillers/love story/side quest straight action with good pace
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jye4ever
Broke and happy
Yup great movie.
jye4ever
Broke and happy
I watch it every few months in 3D and have the same wow reaction everytime.
How are those John Wick movie haven't watched them yet.
THOTS BEGONE! For Dredd, there is only THE LAW!
Hulk makes no sense though! 
jye4ever
Broke and happy
True but it's still an H lol
GasparZizou
Super Freak
Dredd getting love in the Thor Ragnarok thread.
I like that.
I like that.
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