/tv/ - >No Greater Love: 206 min. >Road to Eternity: 178 - Television & Film

Anonymous

10/31/26(Sat)00:16:40 No.224032510

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Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)00:16:40 No.224032510 Archived

>>224033293 >>224033331

>No Greater Love: 206 min.
>Road to Eternity: 178 min.
>A Soldier's Prayer: 190 min.
>Kwaidan: 183 min.
>The Fossil: 450 min.
>Tokyo Trial: 277 min.

Were they just allowed to make movies as long as they wanted back then?

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)01:05:47 No.224033261

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)01:05:47 No.224033261

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>>224033350

Or as short:

Cat People (1942) – 73 minutes
I Walked with a Zombie (1943) – 69 minutes
The Leopard Man (1943) – 66 minutes
The Seventh Victim (1943) – 71 minutes
The Ghost Ship (1943) – 69 minutes
The Curse of the Cat People (1944) – 70 minutes
Mademoiselle Fifi (1944) – 69 minutes
Youth Runs Wild (1944) – 67 minutes
The Body Snatcher (1945) – 78 minutes
Isle of the Dead (1945) – 72 minutes
Bedlam (1946) – 79 minutes

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)01:07:53 No.224033293

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)01:07:53 No.224033293

>>224032510
He survived WW2 and had antiwar feelings about it.

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)01:10:43 No.224033331

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)01:10:43 No.224033331

>>224032510
>Were they just allowed to make movies as long as they wanted back then?
back then studios didn't care as much about runtime because movies were cheaper to make

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)01:11:44 No.224033350

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)01:11:44 No.224033350

>>224033261
>I Walked with a Zombie (1943) – 69 minutes
>The Ghost Ship (1943) – 69 minutes
>Mademoiselle Fifi (1944) – 69 minutes
NICE