Have you tried sitting in the theater for a long time, does your butt hurt?
Most of the movies we usually watch are less than 2 hours, and a little longer is only two and a half hours. My highest record is to brush 8 Harry Potter in a movie theater.
But in fact, there are many films with a length of nearly 4 hours or even more than 4 hours in the history of movies. Of course, there are many classics. It is definitely a test of willpower to sit and watch
for so long. Today I recommend a few good-looking ones. Let’s try them.
(even watching 5 "Pirates of the Caribbean" is also great)
1, "Guling Street Juvenile Murder": director's cut version 237 minutes.
The classic work of director Yang Dechang from Taiwan, China, is a theme of youth, history, and crime, starring Zhang Zhen, who just turned 15 years old. The protagonist Xiao Si of
was originally loyal and honest. He was optimistic about the future by his family in middle school. He has a friend who sings very well, nicknamed "Little Cat".
One day, Xiao 4 fell in love with the girl Xiao Ming. After that, his life began to change drastically. After the family and relationship were both frustrated, Xiao Ming decided to end it all in extreme ways...
watched the movie for nearly four hours but nothing I didn't feel boring, maybe because Yang Dechang dissected the world so that there was no scum left, cruel but unforgettable.
2, "Lord of the Rings 3: Invincible King": Blu-ray extended version 263 minutes.
Created by Peter Jackson and adapted from Tolkien's classic epic series of the same name, Vigo Mortensen, Ian McLean and many other stars have joined.
This film is the final chapter of the "Lord of the Rings Trilogy". The story of this episode has entered the climax. The Hobbit Frodo and Sam arrive at Doom Mountain with the Lord of the Rings.
On the other side, the white wizard Gandanfu and the leader of the human race, Aragorn, led the soldiers, confronted the Warcraft Legion in the capital of Gondor, and the decisive battle was on the verge... I saw the movie
in a movie theater back then and saw the end. It’s a painful ass sitting, but it is indeed a high-quality film. No wonder it has won 11 Oscars.
3, "Once Upon a Time in America": 251 minutes of director's cut.
The gangster theme of the third part of "The Past Series" by the well-known Italian director Sergi Leone, led by Robert De Niro, formed a luxurious lineup. The protagonist "Noodle" of
was originally a street gangster. He and a few friends met the leader "Mai Da" by chance, and followed him in business. One day, "Noodle" was arrested and imprisoned because of a weapon fight.
A few years later, "Noodles" was released after serving his sentence, only to find that his "little buddies" had become veritable gangsters under the leadership of "Mai Da", but their ambitions have grown more and more...
epic The narrative, coupled with the excellent soundtrack, constitutes such a magnificent growth history, this is a film worthy of savoring.
4, "Lawrence of Arabia": Director's cut version 228 minutes.
Filmed by the famous British director David Lean, based on the biographical war theme adapted from real historical figures, with Peter O'Toole as the starring role. The story of
took place during World War I. After the Turkish forces invaded the Arabian Peninsula, the British army sent intelligence agent Lawrence to the area to investigate and secretly organize resistance activities.
During this period, Lawrence met the tribal leader Ali and made friends with him. In a guerrilla war, Lawrence led the people to successfully destroy the Turkish army’s strategic plan and became famous in one fell swoop...
from photography, set, drama, performance, are all An extremely exquisite and good movie, and its decent quality has earned it 7 Oscars including Best Picture and Best Director.
5, "Attack from the Sea": 293 minutes longer TV version.
German director Wolfgang Petersen’s handed down work, adapted from the autobiography of a war reporter, is a war adventure blockbuster depicting submarine naval battles. The story of
took place during World War II. The German Navy had a U-shaped deep-sea submarine. It was out of sight and was responsible for ambushing British merchant ships in nearby waters.
After a mission, the submarine was hit by an enemy ship and sank to the bottom of the sea. This is a "death sentence" for everyone on the submarine. They must rescue themselves in a claustrophobic space...
If a director can only make a good film in his life, maybe it is it. The glory of human nature has overcome all difficulties, but lost to the war.
6, "Underground": Director's cut version 320 minutes.
The classic war work shot by the former Yugoslav legendary director Emile Kusturica won the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival that year. The story of
is set in the 1940s.
This is a big show of magical realism, full of black humor and irony, but also has the ultimate display of the dark side of human nature, crazy and intriguing.
In fact, there are many classic works with a long film time. Today I only list a few of my most recommended works.
Everyone has watched a good "feature film", you can leave a message and chat with me.
Finally, let's guess the "super long comic film", it's very simple:
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