The Batman

[Frankie_Lee]

Wasn’t sure where to put this but I watched The Batman yesterday and really enjoyed the sound design so I wanted to recommend it. So much gritty and raunchy bass going on. Just wait till the batmobil turns up

 

[thedreampolice]

It’s a really good movie. But at three hours long it’s a commitment for sure.

 

[Frankie_Lee]

Very true.

 

[Iron Keys]

It’s a really good movie. But at three hours long it’s a commitment for sure.

Ngl i think most movies feel too short...
Plot starts to develop, it's real interesting gets revealed, then boom the final scene. They don't really leave time to play with the ideas and themes.

Similarly if a movie is real bland 3hrs is a fucking dragging feel.

 

[thedreampolice]

Yea I think the average movie is an hour/hour and a half. A bit more would be fine, but three hours is pretty rough.

 

[Iron Keys]

Yea I think the average movie is an hour/hour and a half. A bit more would be fine, but three hours is pretty rough.

most people binge-watch like 10 episodes of series in a day so.

 

[Iron Keys]

A movie for me that bugged me how short it was is Ready Player One

Feel like it could have done so much more with the idea, but seemed to get to he idea then just jump straight past it. I think it's something that would work really well as a series.

 

[2GooD Productions]

I think a long movie is a great thing, its much better than having half the story left on the cutting room floor and ending up with parts that dont make sense. The directors cut of Aliens is one of my favorite films of all time, the theatrical release cut out so much.
One of my favorite films as a kid was Once Upon A Time In America, that was a slog, but one of my favourite films.

 

[Frankie_Lee]

Unfortunately, now that directors don't need to worry about the cost of film anymore movies are undoubtably going to get longer. I'd be happy as long as they bring back the intermissions half way through!