Well, greetings and salutations everybody. Welcome to my YouTube channel. My name is

John Campia and this is a companion video. What are companion videos? Well, I'm

awfully glad that you asked to see every day on the John Campy show Monday through Friday.

We take the second half of the show to take your live questions. However, we usually don't

have enough time to get through all the live questions that get sent in. But if you sent

in those questions and supported the channel, I want to make sure you don't wait too long

to get those questions answered. So we gather them up and we address them here on companion

videos. And of course, joining me here for this companion video is Kimberly Kern. Kimberly,

how are you doing? I'm doing awesome. I'm doing awesome. How are you? I am great. I had

a wonderful weekend. We had a good show yesterday and now we're ready to go again today.

So let's not waste any time and get right into it. What is our first question today?

Alrighty. This is coming from Jonathan. Hey, John, in the anticipation for the Snyder

Cut, I want to talk about movie length. Personally, I love good epic movies that are two and

a half hours or more like Dark Knight Rises, Interstellar, Dawn of Justice, Ultimate Cut,

Endgame Infinity War, etc. If a movie of that length is that good, I never want it to

end. Let me ask you, John. Let's say there's two movies, both or more or less equal quality.

Let's say movie A is 90 to 100 minutes and movie B is 2.5 to 3 hours long. Which would

you give? Which would you go for given that both are great movies and why? Well, I mean,

it's kind of a misnomer question, right? Because there's often been an debate you like longer

movie or short movies. The reality is this, every movie and story is different and would

be served better with a different runtime. There are some are I watched a movie recently

that was like 87 minutes long. So just under an hour and a half. But it was bang perfect.

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