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What's that best arguments for reviews of movies being longer than 2 hours?
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>>1522712
I do not believe they should, for the record.

But one can argue that an analysis of a work of culture should inherently be longer than the source material, since it includes contemplation of its themes and elements, which would leave a review that's shorter interently incomplete.

Devil's advocate off, you don't need to talk about a scene where the main character drinks coffee if it's detached from any bigger theme of the movie or symbolism
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>>1522713
Have you ever had a conversation about a song that is longer than the song? Have you ever had a conversation about a line from a movie that's longer than the line itself? That's such a stupid argument.
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>>1522712
I would say the best argument is that it gets you a lot of views on youtube.



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