Felt like a marathon with slow pace too many stories talking head after talking head
Living In The Material World was director Martin Scorsese’s opus to George Harrison. It was too indulgent. 3 ½ hrs was far too long. There were just too many times where Scorsese decided to throw in some little story that could’ve been cut. Even when I thought they were interesting like Harrison’s involvement with Monty Python they didn’t really need to be in the movie. That mixed in with the traditional documentary approach of talking head after talking head at a very slow pace made this movie seem like a marathon. That’s not to say that everything was bad. There was a lot of great music. There were touching segments like Ringo talking about the last time he talked to George. Still I think Scorsese really needed to edit his work a lot better.
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