[ SECRET POST #4617 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4617 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Movie Length

[(Anonymous)]

I was gonna say I'd never seen a good movie over 150 min, and then I checked and WTF? Return of the King was 200 minutes long! And the extended edition added 50 to that!
And I also enjoyed Seven Samurai, which was about the same (mind you, I watched that at home, where toilet breaks and snack breaks are a lot easier). Two Towers and Fellowship were both around 180; The Great Escape was like 170, and I liked that too.

I don't think of myself as a very patient person, but I guess if a movie is good enough (read, is sufficiently to my tastes) I'll sit through a lot.

At the other end of the scale, let's see...
Toy Story and Beauty and the Beast are both around 80-85 minutes, My Neighbor Totoro likewise; The Lion King is about 90; and The Princess Bride and Up are both in the 90s.

So like I said - I don't really have any hard rules, but I am a lot less likely to see a movie over 120 if I don't have a special reason to.

Re: Movie Length

[(Anonymous)]

IMO the Lord of the Rings movies actually were too long which is why the proper home for them would have been television.

Unfortunately the idea of high-budget epic fantasy television obviously did not exist at the time.