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The Director's Cut, which is what I viewed, is 224 min in length.
This is a qualified 10 out of 10 as the first hour or so of this documentary is great, the last half hour and/or the 90 minute total length started to put me too sleep.
The characters are impossibilities, the plot, although overly twisted, doesn't manage to keep the interest, and the beast's FX are worse than those in 1984's Terminator I. Rating: 3/10, thanks to the fight scenes (pity they don't comprise 30% of the movie's length).
It seems that almost every moment of violence occurs when the antagonists are within arm's length, even when it is with guns.
There were some interesting Made-for-Television feature length films in the early 1970s and A COLD NIGHT'S DEATH is among the best of the lot.
It is a full length feature film about a stolen kiss.
It is, but at 40 minutes it's just about the right length and I didn't look at my watch once.
It's a shame that a movie with such beautiful pictures and a really fascinating insight into monastic life just turns out to be extremely boring due to endless repetitions and 160 minutes length!
No growing for the heroine during the length of the movie.
The film really zips along through its 90min length, and pulls the viewer in to a lock-tight embrace.
Maybe it wasn't so much the length of ACT2 to place the blame as it is the fact that it has zero elements of comedy.
Three close ups of faces were repeated 4 times, the rope of the main bell was activated many times, a dark screen with flickering candles was seen too often, the shaving of monks heads is shot at length, including several minutes showing the barber (not shaved) looking flabbergasted !
The Lost Princess is Mr. Pace's first feature length film (he previously directed the short film The Tale of El Gusano)and he has given viewers a work that will keep them on the edges of their seats.
This is one of those excellent short subject films that doesn't seem like either TV episode or someone attempting to get investors to expand it to feature length.
Besides, its political and societal significance, Flying: Confessions of a Free Women, is also a compelling and soap opera like film that, despite its length, flies by in a whirlwind of emotional drama and hilarity.
A very good movie, the biggest letdown is the length!
The dialogue is dreadful; banality separated by long meaningless pauses to spin this tosh out to what seems an interminable length.
Before watching the movie i thought it would be a full length comedy like Benigni's first works or maybe an amusing fantasy like Pinocchio.but,it
the hot eye candy was a dog and pathetic at acting. the script and dialogue was awful as were the set pieces.. a total waste of 1 hour 45 minutes.. want the same experience but feel less cheated i suggest you put your head in a gas oven for that length of time but make sure the gas is off first.
I've been recently seeing so many good adaptations of classical novels into mini-series, that I am becoming convinced they should never be made into feature length at all.
Problem is, this movie does not have one funny line in its bloated length.
And, at only 71 minutes in length, the film grinds by fairly quickly.
In regards to the former, I guess many would suggest that the characters are sufficiently well known that they don't really need to be developed at length.
The length of the movie was too much...viewers got bored with same kind of costumes and same kind of lyrics...All the songs sound similar!! (SOMETHING NOT EXPECTEDOUT OF JAVED AKHTAR AND ANU MALIK) I'd however not like to compare the movie with the 1981 Muzaffar Ali creation.......as it would be an insult to the original magic spelled by the pioneers like Muzaffar Ali and Rekha.
This is by no means the best full length Laurel & Hardy picture but there is still plenty to enjoy here.
In spite of the film's length, I wished the film would not end.
The strange thing is about this film, and I've come to realize it more after seeing Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie again recently (my favorite feature length film of his), is that there is such a line that is walked, like a tightrope walker holding an elephant in one hand and a thumbnail in the other, that one wonders whether this should be taken totally seriously or just with the general hysteria and (crucially) absurdism that laces much of Bunuel's work in his post Mexico period.
As with many films now, it is in desperate need of editing and the length is unreasonable.
Overall, the movie just feels like it should've been made into a TV show or something, and NOT a full length motion picture.
The director originally made if for Italian television, that's the main reason 'La meglio gioventu' has this length.
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