I live movies. I watch them in silence, with great attention. But in all honesty, I went to take my computer on my legs to work a bit while watching this movie in the corner of my eyes after the 1hr mark. So slow, and uneventful.

Why such a high imdb rating? Probably because a lot of Americans have voted here, and America loves seing movies showing America of the 50s/60s/70s. You know... when America was "great" (supposedly, according to some).

Or maybe it's just me, after seeing a lot of great recent international movies, realizing that Hollywood now stands in the past.

Spielberg, like Cameron, Scorsese and plenty of others should have unplugged their cameras a long time ago... should we talk about the pitiful "The Irishman" which gets a 7.8 rating in here?

I already knew that some crowds are being generous with their votes, and sensitive to to things they see. It's all about understanding how to read the ratings. In my experience:


So... I should have know... with just 7.6, I should have passed on it. And unless you're an utterly bored American who has 3hours to waste, I suggest you do the same.