Description

A humorous and relatable take on watching the classic film 'Doctor Zhivago', highlighting its length, convoluted plot, and characters' questionable life choices. The writer compares the film's pacing to a marathon and describes the love story as a slow-motion train wreck, all while attempting to navigate the historical context of the Russian Revolution. The piece concludes with a lighthearted reflection on the experience, suggesting the viewer might have preferred a more uplifting film. Comparable works include Roger Ebert, The New Yorker

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