But it doesn't. I mean, films have been around for nearly a century now, and the ideas are running low. Still, these condescending people aren't enough to overpower the loyal fans who flock to see it, time and time again. When I talk to anyone who has seen it, most often than not they respond with sheer enthusiasm. I tell them that I have seen it.
Most people find that the time moves more quickly than with most two hour films.
There are even those people who think that it needs an intermission. Yet, they hardly complain with films like Braveheart and Schindler's List , which both run just a few minutes shorter. Anyway, now that I have gotten that out of my system, it's on with my life and everyone else's. In fact, I bet most people didn't even read the entire commentary. More or less, it is just a retread of other commentaries on the film's success.