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Can’t remember if The Irishman did or not, but I do think seeing it in a theater as part of a captive audience with no distractions allowed me to really enjoy and absorb the epic Scorcese put on screen.I wonder if the theatrical release will have an intermission.
Leo showing affection to a woman over 30, perhaps his best acting yet!xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
That’s how I’ll watch it but I won’t rent I’ll wait till it’s available….The run time will keep me from the theaters but I'll probably watch it over 2 session at night in mine.
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FYI, it'll be coming to AppleTV+ in 45 days or so. Apple Studio was the producer and financier of it. They're doing They're doing similar releases for Napoleon and Argylle too.That’s how I’ll watch it but I won’t rent I’ll wait till it’s available….
Leo showing affection to a woman over 30, perhaps his best acting yet!
Same. Until they put intermissions into movies this long, I'm out.3.5 hours makes this a solid no for me sadly
Three word review:
Long and grim.
I haven't even seen the Departed because I know I'll feel like taking a shower after watching it. All grim is tough to stomach.Were my Scorsese trops accurate?
To recap those it is:
#1. The protagonist is incredibly flawed to the point where you dislike him.
#2. Most will die, including and most importantly, the only spoke of morality in the film. There can only be one or two tops decent people in his movies and they must suffer for their decisions.
#3. Romance is painful and fleeting.
They really need to. They used to do it. I remember Branagh's Hamlet having one in the 90s with it's 4 hour run time. When I got to see Lawrence of Arabia in a theater it had one too but that was a reshowing in the 90s. I wasn't around for it's original run.Same. Until they put intermissions into movies this long, I'm out.
How the West Was Won also had an intermission in it.They really need to. They used to do it. I remember Branagh's Hamlet having one in the 90s with it's 4 hour run time. When I got to see Lawrence of Arabia in a theater it had one too but that was a reshowing in the 90s. I wasn't around for it's original run.
Yep, and so did Oliver, the Sound of Music, Ben Hur, Monty Python's Holy Grail, Spartacus, Hello Dolly, Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines, and I believe 2001.How the West Was Won also had an intermission in it.