Movie Review: McCan Hey at the End

This is the first good Pollock movie in a long time. I don't think you ever really need to meet Stephen Hill at the Washington, at the reflecting pool and having to be like, why don't you take a look at Abraham Lincoln? That's very JFK. But you could have just run everything through Ed Harris. This was an era though, and they had no problem going two and a half, three hours of movies because they, you know, they knew they had the theaters. Now it's like people are terrified to do that. They just saw Vice and Mary Poppins returns, both of which are two hours and 15 minutes so it's not changed that much.