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Message: [QUOTE="N3WT, post: 381634, member: 907612"] I'll admit that I'm not the biggest movie fan out there, but I still love quite a few films to death. Problem is that a surprising number of them just lose me at some point because they feel like they are stretching themselves for no real reason, slowing down the plot by going on tangents that either never get resolved or don't really go anywhere. I had quite a few examples of this, but the one that immediately came to mind was LaLaLand. I absolutely adored that film, but its runtime north of two hours felt unnecessarily long for the story it wanted to tell and I can't help but feeling that a lot of minor scenes could have been better employed as extras upon release instead of letting them freely eat up and "bloat" the movie's length the way they are now (and I thought I was alone on this, but it turns out that it's a pretty shared sentiment among fans of the film). Do you have any examples of this sort of thing? [/QUOTE]

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