My first time back to the movies after Covid, it seemed to me that the movie was sooooo looooong.

[raccoon]

Anyone else have the same experience?

[True Dough]

1. Which one did you go see?

There hasn't been anything compelling us to return to the movies.

[raccoon]

2. The Elvis movie. And I liked it, it just seemed so long.

But like you I haven't been interested in seeing many movies in recent years. I saw A COMPLETE UNKNOWN.

Maybe I'll see the Springsteen movie. I love the Boss, but I'm waiting to hear more about the movie.

[True Dough]

6. Coincidentally,

A Complete Unknown is the last movie that my wife and I went to see on the big screen. It was worth it.

[EverHopeful]

3. Recently went to see The Last Class

It was the first time I'd been to a movie theater since I can't remember when. It didn't seem long to me but it did feel different being not in PJs and in a big room with other people and no pause or rewind if I'd missed something.

A friend and I have decided to do it again when something comes along we want to see and don't want to wait for it to come to a streaming service. (Something worth getting dressed for )

[Auggie]

4. One Battle After Another: 2 hours, 41 minutes

But it was so good the time just flew by

Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Regina Hall, Benicio del Torro. Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.

[surrealAmerican]

5. I found the number, length, and violence of the previews ...

... overwhelming. By the time the feature started, I was already tired.

[UTUSN]

7. We're in a faster, immediate, reactive world. Gone talk-down media and print and long-form.

We likes us our interactive DU, podcasts, 20 minutes-tops YouTubes - and this is not a criticism.