Why Are Movies Getting Longer? (In 2 Minutes or Less)
Alternative Title: How competition from streaming plus large-scale behavioral change in the last few years hurt the film production and distribution industry, causing an increase in average film runtimes: an analysis.
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Are you the OP? Nice foray into content.
You should consider reviving the Every Frame a Painting style essays; the internet has missed that.
I am the OP! I like your idea a lot, I'm working on a video now that focuses on one particular movie (as opposed to movies in general) and it's kinda similar to Every Frame a Paint. I'll post it here :)
Edit: was advised not to abbreviate the series name
Not sure if we should be abbreviating that as "EFaP'...
rip...didn't say it out loud
How did you find Lemmy btw?
Friend told me about it during the reddit blackout and I hopped over :)
It’s definitely way better. I check a couple subs via the web on old reddit, but otherwise this is so nice. Especially with no ads and way better user engagement.
YouTube says the video length is 2:01, so I refused to watch it
It's only fair