But unlike “Flower Moon,” which clocks in just shy of the Corbet film’s 3:35 runtime, “The Brutalist” at least comes with an intermission. And while Scorsese didn’t want one in his ...

A year later came the 192-minute aerospace epic “The Right Stuff.” It had no intermission — but then again, there are no bathroom breaks in space. (It was so absurdly long that HBO later ...

Hollywood movies face an unexpected plot twist in Indian theaters: a forced intermission. Here's why no director can ever escape it. When Martin Scorsese makes a request, you simply oblige.

For all those situations, there’s an easy solution: an intermission. A mid-movie pause, so the audience can have a break, the story can reset, and everyone comes into Part 2 feeling energised.

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"The Brutalist" qualifies on all counts, but its intermission could herald a comeback: Audience habits have changed, and directors would love to use them to defend longer movies. "The Brutalist ...

IN Cecile B. DeMille’s magnum opuses as in Indian movies, there is a mandatory intermission during which audiences stretch their limbs and assess what they have watched and surmise the story ahead.