“Unveiling the Allure: Why Brutalism Captivates Yet Confounds Modern Design”
In the 2 hour version, that’s probably what you’re doing. But when you have this extra time, you can add a lot of these falls. And they work to create more of that volatility, which leads to a more riveting emotional experience.
I was ready to grant this movie ‘masterpiece’ status throughout the majority of its running time. But it sort of loses its way towards the end. This happens a lot when you’re working with non-traditional narratives.
One of the benefits of the traditional three-act structure is that the first and second acts are designed to set up a clear climax. If you establish in act 1 that the cat is struck at the top of the tree, then we know the climax is going to be the attempt to save him.
