It should absolutely be seen at least once by everyone!

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I wonder if it will ever get a home video release. I can't imagine they'd leave money on the table, but I could also see (and sympathize with) Tarantino saying this should be a theatrical experience only.

Really wish it was in more theaters and potentially at an earlier time around us. Nearly five hours is a commitment that requires some permissions and schedule-juggling when you have kids at home. But I think I found a way to make it work.

And with Ebert, it also includes a Pulitzer winner.

I still think it works better than trying to cram it all into one film. I liked this; biggest problems are baked in from the musical, though, which lacks the showstoppers of part one.

It's not working and the producers are just sitting there eating their boiled goose.

"Epstein files for some, miniature American flags for others."

I know I'm in the minority on him, but oof, did I hate both Longlegs and The Monkey.