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"What film made you say, ‘Holy shit there is still an hour left?’" Posted by u/Plus-Statistician80
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"You were warned. It wasn't called 'Wakanda for 90 Minutes.'" —Techwood111
"Mr. Simpson, this is the most blatant case of false advertising since my suit against the film 'The Neverending Story'" —Pyll -
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"Came here to say Australia. The movie FULLY ENDED (not the first act, the movie) and then started a second one and thought we wouldn't notice. There's no need for that." —Lava_Lemon
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"My favorite review of this movie said 'They packed a two-hour movie into three hours.'" —persp73
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"This is the one that got me. The book is only 300 something pages. HOW did we turn it into a trilogy?" —AmandathePandaPirate
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"The whole Jurassic World saga is 3 movies too long" —FaceForRent
"Movie felt like it was generated by AI. Things happened and I just didn't care because none of the story or acting gave me a reason to care." —wiseoracle -
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"In early 06 I took a date to see it and we intentionally showed up an hour late. Box office was like 'uhhhh it started an hour ago' to which we replied 'oh we know.' Got to theater just as boat was getting to the island. Much Konging ensues very early this way" —theliver
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"Back when that 'Pearl Harbor' movie came out I was having a conversation about it with a group of classmates. Some had already seen it and some hadn't. Someone mentioned something about Japan bombing Pearl Harbor and this one dude who hadn't seen it yet got really salty and stormed off in a huff after complaining about spoilers." —Tough_Stretch
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Movies that feel a million years long aren't always a bad thing. Some people gave examples of movies that benefited from extreme tone and plot shifts.
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"That f-cking cut to Justin Long. It was like two whole movies man. I loved it!" —McSuede
"The scene with Justin Long using the measuring tape all the way to the underground lair was hilarious and such a great use of tonal shift." —OrangeFilmer -
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People Roast Movies That Made Them Go ‘Holy Cow, There’s Still an Hour Left?'
Whenever I'm on a long flight, I like to watch mindlessly entertaining movies because they're great time-killers. Well, if you find yourself scrolling through your airline's entertainment library and you're trying to choose something that'll make time go a little faster, do not—I repeat—DO NOT watch The Da Vinci Code. The 2 hour and 29 minute movie made my recent 3-hour flight feel like ten hours of pure tedium. Just when I thought the movie would end, Tom Hanks would go on another expository rant and explain the convoluted plot to the audience. For such an action-packed story, the movie somehow feels wordier than the book.
There are lots of movies out there that make you painfully aware of time by either being boring or doing a tonal 180 in the middle of the movie. One redditor asked the internet which movies made them go "holy crap, there's still an hour left?" and the replies are full of hilarious roasts of famously long flicks.
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