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02/05/26(Thu)03:47:40 No.217789954
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Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)03:47:40 No.217789954 Archived
Why is it so easy to binge a 10 hours season, but so hard to watch a 2 and 1/2 hour movie?

Has this ever been explained?
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Anonymous
02/05/26(Thu)03:49:00 No.217789969
Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)03:49:00 No.217789969
Hooks and cliffhanger and ad break writing vs they paid for the ticket, they're going to sit through it
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02/05/26(Thu)03:50:48 No.217789988
Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)03:50:48 No.217789988
>>217789954
The film asks for your undivided attention for 90 - 180 minutes. A tv series is generally cut into 10 or so 50 minute episodes that have designated breaks in between each episode so it never feels as committal for someone with attention deficit issues.
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Anonymous
02/05/26(Thu)07:07:39 No.217791639
Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)07:07:39 No.217791639
>>217789954
Seasons are filled with endless filler. Like a 5 mins scene of somebody walking to their car while ominous music plays. I wish I was making this up.
Even "great" shows like Breaking Bad have endless shots of characters just staring into space.
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