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Which version of Once Upon a Time in America should I watch?
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I have seen the 229 minute version and it works like a charm. There are very very few scenes where you are able to make out that something is missing. I actually just remember one such scene.
In the 251 minute version I think you can clearly make out the extra footage as it is taken from different film element, so that can prove distracting to some in a way. But I'm not sure how much it adds to the overall quality of the film.
Personally I'm so fond of the 229 minute version, that I might not watch any other version ever.
Obviously don't watch the 139 minute version.
In the 251 minute version I think you can clearly make out the extra footage as it is taken from different film element, so that can prove distracting to some in a way. But I'm not sure how much it adds to the overall quality of the film.
Personally I'm so fond of the 229 minute version, that I might not watch any other version ever.
Obviously don't watch the 139 minute version.
aight thanks
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