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Which movies seem to go on forever but in a good way?
I personally like movies that seem to just keep going. Like Kingdom of Heaven, movies where there are several overlapping arcs that make the movie feel long but are enjoyable to watch. I remember watching True Legend a while ago and kept expecting the credits to roll but it kept beginning new arcs and the movie felt really long yet enjoyable.Does anyone have any recommendations of similar films? via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2Di6qaY
The IMAX cinema near me is re releasing Inception, Interstellar and The Dark Knight Trilogy
I live in the UK.Cinemas have the greenlight to re open. Now I've seen Inception and the Dark Knight trilogy before when they were released in cinemas, but not in IMAX. The Cineworld chain bar me is going to re release these films.Now I can't believe I have the chance to rewatch these films in IMAX screens.I feel sorry for Americans who won't be able to go back to cinemas until 2021 (cos compared to the rest of the world, you're so far behind with re opening).Are any other european moviegoers going to re watch these re releases? via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3hLGT95
