Everything But The Little Fishies
1900 (Novecento) and The Last Emperor
Jun 15, 2026 · 1 hr 53 min · 11 segments
Coming of age stories.
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Everything But The Little Fishies
Jun 15, 2026 · 1 hr 53 min · 11 segments
Coming of age stories.
I mean, these are, these are both kind of in the, in the tradition of, like, um, Gone With the Wind or something.
It's that-
Exactly
... sort of historical epic sort of thing.
You're gonna spend, like-
I mean, I guess, I guess The Last Emperor less so because it's actually just a biopic, but 1900 obviously
...
I mean, you're gonna spend half your day at the cinema with an intermission so that you can stretch your legs and use the bathroom and all that kinda stuff, you know?
And it's not slow cinema.
It's not like, it's not like a thing where the point is the length and the slowness or anything.
It's, uh, it's just a, you know, conventional film that happens to be 5 hours and 17 minutes.
Yeah, it's just a lot of movie.
It tells a lot-
Yeah
... of story.
There's a lot of characters.
It has both micro and macro storytelling.
Um, so I guess that's just we're getting into 1900, but specifically 1900, like, you know, I had a lot of thoughts after finishing this movie.
I spent three nights watching it.
You know, I didn't watch it in one sitting.
All right, and this was your first time?
Yeah, it was my first time watching it.
I think the first night I did like two hours, then I watched another two hours the next night, and then, like, whatever the rest of it the third night.
And I, I thought it was a really enjoyable way to watch the movie and digest it because, like, the movie has a kinda three-act system.
It's, it's very well made.
I mean, these are, these are both kind of in the, in the tradition of, like, um, Gone With the Wind or something.
It's that-
Exactly
... sort of historical epic sort of thing.
You're gonna spend, like-
I mean, I guess, I guess The Last Emperor less so because it's actually just a biopic, but 1900 obviously
...
I mean, you're gonna spend half your day at the cinema with an intermission so that you can stretch your legs and use the bathroom and all that kinda stuff, you know?
And it's not slow cinema.
It's not like, it's not like a thing where the point is the length and the slowness or anything.
It's, uh, it's just a, you know, conventional film that happens to be 5 hours and 17 minutes.
Yeah, it's just a lot of movie.
It tells a lot-
Yeah
... of story.
There's a lot of characters.
It has both micro and macro storytelling.
Um, so I guess that's just we're getting into 1900, but specifically 1900, like, you know, I had a lot of thoughts after finishing this movie.
I spent three nights watching it.
You know, I didn't watch it in one sitting.
All right, and this was your first time?
Yeah, it was my first time watching it.
I think the first night I did like two hours, then I watched another two hours the next night, and then, like, whatever the rest of it the third night.
And I, I thought it was a really enjoyable way to watch the movie and digest it because, like, the movie has a kinda three-act system.
It's, it's very well made.
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