Long Movies That Are Worth Sitting Through 2009-12-22 15:30:58

10 Looong Movies That Are Worth Sitting Through

December 22, 2009

5 / 13

by POPSUGAR Entertainment 7

The Dark Knight

Run time: 2 hr, 32 min
Why it's worth it: Heath Ledger. As the maniacal but unpredictable Joker, he holds your attention throughout the movie, just waiting to see what he'll set on fire or blow up next.

5 / 13

by POPSUGAR Entertainment 7

The Dark Knight

Run time: 2 hr, 32 min
Why it's worth it: Heath Ledger. As the maniacal but unpredictable Joker, he holds your attention throughout the movie, just waiting to see what he'll set on fire or blow up next.

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7 Comments

3 years 20 weeks

Gone with the Wind didn't make the cut? Really?

PinkNC 3 years 21 weeks

Wow, so Benjamin Button was THAT bad huh? I haven't seen it yet but I truly wanted too. I liked Lord Of The Rings and could spend another Saturday watching all of the movies right behind each other. But Titanic took TOO long to get to the ending, which is what most of us wanted to see...the dramatic drowning and rescue. Peter Jackson's King Kong also took TOO long to get to who we wanted to see...which was King Kong. Brave Heart just got on my nerves after a while. I bought the movie and I still haven't finished it.

PinkNC 3 years 21 weeks

Wow, so Benjamin Button was THAT bad huh? I haven't seen it yet but I truly wanted too.I liked Lord Of The Rings and could spend another Saturday watching all of the movies right behind each other.But Titanic took TOO long to get to the ending, which is what most of us wanted to see...the dramatic drowning and rescue. Peter Jackson's King Kong also took TOO long to get to who we wanted to see...which was King Kong.Brave Heart just got on my nerves after a while. I bought the movie and I still haven't finished it.

lizlee89 3 years 21 weeks

oh my goodness; I am so glad to hear that there are actually other people out there who were not lured into the deception of Benjamin Button - that was literally one of the worst movies I have ever seen! not only was the cinematography so over-the-top that it looked down right fake and was just distracting; the acting was so unbelievably convoluted, and the writing was incredibly unorganized and rambling. the characters were unsympathetic, uninteresting (which is pretty difficult to do with a character that ages in reverse), and all together miserable to watch; and there was no concrete theme. al in all, one of the worst (and definitely one of the most overrated) movies of all time. the others I'm fine with; I still don't think Titanic is that good; and while I personallt love The Green Mile I don't think it is a "must watch." a few I would add to this list are The Godfather (Part I), The Departed (good one Anon #2), Peter Jackson's King Kong (in my opinion one of the most underrated films of all time - even if it is a remake), La Dolce Vita, Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca, and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington...

lizlee89 3 years 21 weeks

oh my goodness; I am so glad to hear that there are actually other people out there who were not lured into the deception of Benjamin Button - that was literally one of the worst movies I have ever seen! not only was the cinematography so over-the-top that it looked down right fake and was just distracting; the acting was so unbelievably convoluted, and the writing was incredibly unorganized and rambling. the characters were unsympathetic, uninteresting (which is pretty difficult to do with a character that ages in reverse), and all together miserable to watch; and there was no concrete theme. al in all, one of the worst (and definitely one of the most overrated) movies of all time.the others I'm fine with; I still don't think Titanic is that good; and while I personallt love The Green Mile I don't think it is a "must watch." a few I would add to this list are The Godfather (Part I), The Departed (good one Anon #2), Peter Jackson's King Kong (in my opinion one of the most underrated films of all time - even if it is a remake), La Dolce Vita, Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca, and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington...

3 years 21 weeks

I agree with the above poster. The Benjamin Button got less and less interesting as the movie progressed. One movie that you left off the list was "The Departed" which was 2hr. and 31min. yet well worth the time!

3 years 21 weeks

I don"t agree with this list . The Green mile and Benjamin Button suck! Pitt ruined button with his dull acting BORING!