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Depression
March 2004
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Pacing was dreadfully slow, the movie's 140 minute runtime made it feel like an eternity.
It seemed as if a lot of stuff was happening but there was no buildup. For having the names Depp, Bale, and Mann thrown into a period piece about gangsters the movie is surprisingly flat.
I also thought the HD video didn't mesh with the period sets very well.
thaggas
June 2009
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View profile »I thought it was dreadfully long. Mann always produces a better product when he keeps it closer to two hours, which he could have done with PE easily! At 100 minutes, it would have been a masterpiece.
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I was surprised that the movie ended five minutes after Dillinger got shot. That was refreshing. It just took too long to get there.
Henning
February 2002
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I fear this more than anything.
It actually make me not want to see it and I'm even a big Mann fan.
Heat and The Insider are among my favorite movies.
richiro33
December 2007
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View profile »Quick- Pacino in Heat or Pacino in The Insider?
thaggas
June 2009
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View profile »That's a scary phrase right there. Whoo-ah!
John J. Puccio
March 2002
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Also, I didn't notice any difference between the digital photography and the conventional photography, probably because I was caught up in the action and didn't think to care or compare.
John
Gangrel00X
October 2003
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-Will
[Post edited by Gangrel00X on Jul 6, 2009 - CDT 8:07 PM]
csjlong
October 2004
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A friend of mind also swears that he heard a baseball score in the game announce as "Cubs beating the Yankees 3-2." I didn't hear the Yankees part which would have been impossible back then (no interleague play), but I definitely heard the Cubs up 3-2 part. They played the Phils that day and lost 6-5 but they could have been up 3-2 at some point. If anyone cares to watch the film again and listen to that part (it's near the end when Dilinger enters the police station) let me know what they say.
John J. Puccio
March 2002
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Chris,
In terms of sound, it might be the way theater auditoriums are set up for audio. You'd think these things would be calibrated the same, but I don't think they are. For instance, the one thing I liked best about "Public Enemies" was the sound. The surround information was especially realistic in a subtle way but effective way, the dynamics were strong without being overpowering, and while a few of gunshots were loud, the overall levels at the theater in which I saw it were near perfect.
That differs entirely with the sound levels of "Transformers," which I saw last week at the same theater complex, where my ears were practically bleeding after the first ten minutes.
John
Henning
February 2002
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Tough question.
For me it is hard to call. I think "Heat" but there are scenes in "The Insider" I really like.