What are some of the longest (major studio) films you've seen?

[astrozician]

The Ten Commandments (1956)

 

[Ichibanner]

Avengers Endgame

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

I fell asleep during both Matrix 2 and 3 movies which is funny to me as I don't think either one went much beyond 2 hours of run time.

 

[Provocateur]

I tapped out 20 minutes into The Irishman.

I drudged through it but regretted it afterwards. Kept telling myself it would get better, but it never did.

 

[minute bull]

Peter Jackson so vividly captured the realm of Middle Earth, I get lost in there. And the sound track is the spell that enchants you in.

It looks really good in THE HOBBIT no bullshit. I bought it in 3D and had to admit it's great that way.

 

[kimocomplex]

Endgame and LOTR for me
and ive rewatched them several times

 

[TankAbbott4Eva]

Once Upon a Time in America uncut is actually worth the time.

I tapped out 20 minutes into The Irishman.

I watched the Irishman on a long international flight, only setting I was going to be able to handle it. Was pretty good I guess, too fucking long obviously.

 

[Deleted member 579584]

God's and Generals is sat down twice watching and it is 280 minutes
(Director’s cut)

 

[StewDogg11]

The extended cut of Dances With Wolves...234 minutes which barely beats Once Upon a Time in America.

 

[neverwas]

the stand.

 

[MusclesMarinara]

It looks really good in THE HOBBIT no bullshit. I bought it in 3D and had to admit it's great that way.

I would agree that there is some fantastic stuff in the Hobbit series but the CGI orcs spoil the fun. Plus the film oscillates freely between a campy action film and more serious drama of the LOTR series.
That said the entire Smaug encounter was great.

 

[Fedorgasm]

Dunkirk felt like 5 hours of horse shit.

No idea how long it actually was.

The godfather movies were insanely long and boring too

 

[j123]

Lord of the Rings

 

[fungi]

Watched "Lawrence of Arabia" in a cinema.
"Avatar", 3 times, in a cinema, with different groups of folks. Enjoyed it each time.

 

[minute bull]

I would agree that there is some fantastic stuff in the Hobbit series but the CGI orcs spoil the fun. Plus the film oscillates freely between a campy action film and more serious drama of the LOTR series.
That said the entire Smaug encounter was great.

I think that sort of works tho in the having-it-on-in-the-background type viewing, where it's just the world washing over you. I remember seeing it the first time and scathingly vilifying it for the ridiculous juxtaposition of male Dwarf and female Elf -- HHHEEEAAATED Smaug -- but after giving it a real shot I went 100% homo for Lee Pace -- he's that gorgeous. All the rest of it fell in after him.

I get the antipathy against CGI but personally I enjoyed the optics of MacGruber vs Panthro. SOLO had a huge headstart for me by simple virtue of having an anime-type character that looked like Briareos Hecatonchires.

 

[fungi]

I know that the Titanic will go on.

Nope.

Spoiler

it sank.

My condolences, 865.

 

[minute bull]

(too soon)