#film pacing

Are 'slow burn' movies just an excuse for boring storytelling that only film snobs defend?

Are "slow-burn" movies actually boring, or is the audience just addicted to dopamine hits?

Is "The Godfather" actually overrated, or do you just not get it if you can't sit through three hours?

Are "slow cinema" and arthouse films just pretentious boredom?

"Is it time to admit that most 'classic' movies are just boring to modern audiences?"