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Twelve Angry Men is a very enjoyable film; I can recommend it to many, although there isn't much to say about it.
Catch Me If You Can is an absolute waste of two and a half hours. I wouldn't call this film bad; in its own way, it's okay, but the story is bland, unoriginal, and predictable. It would be fine for an hour and a half, but you expect much more from a two-and-a-half-hour film than just another "guys become friends, everything is fine, everyone is great, follow the script, and leave no room for reflection." Someone might argue that it was worth watching when it was released, but I don't consider such films to be of acceptable quality. It's very frustrating; I don't recommend it.
The Departed is also two and a half hours long and also features DiCaprio, but I would rate this film at least 8/10; it's simply an excellent film – tense, with a well-developed plot, logical, with vivid characters and an intriguing story, and also with Dropkick Murphys in the soundtrack. I liked it very much.
Dog Day Afternoon (I don't know the Russian title) is a depressing film, and it's drawn out, which, however, is due to the concept of its plot. It's quite good, but only worth watching once, and probably not everyone will be able to handle it.
Catch Me If You Can is an absolute waste of two and a half hours. I wouldn't call this film bad; in its own way, it's okay, but the story is bland, unoriginal, and predictable. It would be fine for an hour and a half, but you expect much more from a two-and-a-half-hour film than just another "guys become friends, everything is fine, everyone is great, follow the script, and leave no room for reflection." Someone might argue that it was worth watching when it was released, but I don't consider such films to be of acceptable quality. It's very frustrating; I don't recommend it.
The Departed is also two and a half hours long and also features DiCaprio, but I would rate this film at least 8/10; it's simply an excellent film – tense, with a well-developed plot, logical, with vivid characters and an intriguing story, and also with Dropkick Murphys in the soundtrack. I liked it very much.
Dog Day Afternoon (I don't know the Russian title) is a depressing film, and it's drawn out, which, however, is due to the concept of its plot. It's quite good, but only worth watching once, and probably not everyone will be able to handle it.
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