It wouldn't appear at the end because they don't do closing logos especially in the 1970s however the Paramount logo appears only at the end on the US print similar to The Conformist and the first two Godfather films
Terrible 5 hour epic with a story that is all over the place the later actors don’t fit together because of the way they are written the script is senseless and I was finding I was completely disconnected with the narrative by the time "part one" had ended. The film in the second part of the story has characters who did not interact in a natural or realistic way. The film became so theatrical that it lost authenticity. People literally marching around making statements in such a basic way and weirdly talking to the camera at times the error lies in the script and the way the film is shaped, as it’s not Robert De Niro and gerárd depardieu fault it’s the script that they are given that is lazy it left me completely cold by the end and yeah the ending is unintentionally hilarious, i really love Epics, I will seek them out to purposely immerse myself in a long film as it can often be a more moving and satisfying experience. But this was very sad. Over 5 hours of mostly boring, random, indulgent storytelling was not for me. There are pointless scenes in the film that just doesn’t add anything to the story such as the animal cruelty scenes and there were littered throughout, some very strange moments in the film too. and the performance by Donald Sutherland is so over the top that it comes off as cartoonish and ridiculous.
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this film has been released on VHS various times and has only been split into two cassettes
Yeah they don't make 'em like that any more. Thanks for watching my friend.
Hello I have a question about the DVD you have. Does the 20th Century Fox logo appear in the beginning or end of the movie? I am very interested!
He probably isn't active anymore I'm desperate for an answer aswell for the same question
It wouldn't appear at the end because they don't do closing logos especially in the 1970s however the Paramount logo appears only at the end on the US print similar to The Conformist and the first two Godfather films
Wow!--5hrs
Terrible 5 hour epic with a story that is all over the place the later actors don’t fit together because of the way they are written the script is senseless and I was finding I was completely disconnected with the narrative by the time "part one" had ended. The film in the second part of the story has characters who did not interact in a natural or realistic way. The film became so theatrical that it lost authenticity. People literally marching around making statements in such a basic way and weirdly talking to the camera at times the error lies in the script and the way the film is shaped, as it’s not Robert De Niro and gerárd depardieu fault it’s the script that they are given that is lazy it left me completely cold by the end and yeah the ending is unintentionally hilarious, i really love Epics, I will seek them out to purposely immerse myself in a long film as it can often be a more moving and satisfying experience. But this was very sad. Over 5 hours of mostly boring, random, indulgent storytelling was not for me. There are pointless scenes in the film that just doesn’t add anything to the story such as the animal cruelty scenes and there were littered throughout, some very strange moments in the film too. and the performance by Donald Sutherland is so over the top that it comes off as cartoonish and ridiculous.