With a 200-minute running time, Brady Corbet’s “The Brutalist” (A24) isn’t unique among wide-release English-language films. In fact, it’s somewhat shorter than some major releases in recent decades.

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Mike Shutt is a Writer for Collider. He is the former co-host of the No Excuses podcast and has been writing about film online since 2014, from news to film festival coverage. You can typically find ...

Hollywood is waging war on our excretory systems — and it’s winning. We live in a time of lengthy blockbusters: “The Batman” (176 minutes), “Oppenheimer” (180 minutes), “Avengers: Endgame” (182 ...

Quentin Tarantino's new film, "The Hateful Eight", a post-Civil War drama due to hit theaters on December 25th, will be released in two different versions. The first will be the nationwide shorter, ...

Think of this as intermission, half-time (in honor of our remarkable Vikings). Old Man Winter isn’t nearly through with us, he’s just resting up for the Second Act. Make the most of our little ...

The intermission was already on shaky ground before the pandemic. The convention of the two-act play, interrupted by 15 minutes of recess, was starting to feel like a relic of the theatergoing past.

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The 15-minute intermission acknowledges contemporary reality as much as bathroom needs. “The Brutalist” becomes 215 minutes start to finish with its precisely timed 15-minute break. Without it, it ...