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2001: A Space Odyssey.
I watched the 1966 Batman movie at 1.5x on a PS3 and it was at a modern day pace
This seems like a prank Winston from New Girl would come up with.
I like low dialogue movies, and some of those could possibly fit this. Two Lane Blacktop, maybe 2001: A Space Odyssey. The first doesn't have much (any?) music, but the second has a lot so that would be weird, but so would the dialogue.
I routinely watch scrub movies on 1.5-1.75x speed while bopping around the house, multitasking cleaning and hobbies and pacing. It would be pretty darn tough for me to differentiate between 1.0x and 1.25x for a lot of movies as both are slower than what I frequently watch.
My most frequent rewatch is Ready or Not (2019) and I'm not sure id notice 1.25x speed at all.
(I do still sit down and watch at 1.0x speed new-to-me movies I care about, before anyone gets too twisted about my not appreciating art)
I'd imagine pretty much anything more than 30 years old without popular music. I just rewatched They Live and I doubt I'd notice if it was at 1.25x.
Is there a Gilmore Girls movie? Because if there’s a Gilmore Girls movie, then probably the Gilmore Girls movie.
The dialog is already so fast that the subtitles leave out words out because people can't read that fast. It were on 1.25x it would be difficult to understand.
Well yes, the joke here is that they already talk so fast, who would notice a 25% bump in speed! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WTd7MEaN3Y
Last and First Men. The monologue is spoken so slowly that I think it would pass at 1.25x. Nothing in the visuals would give it away either.
Anything made by Godfrey Reggio, probably. Although the tempo of the Glass score might be a bit of a giveaway.
An 80s workout video ala this line from ghost busters. https://youtu.be/pcGSxH4thoA
That one from Tarkovsky in the space could probably be played at 2x as long as there is no dialogue.
This the short experiment film Wavelength 1967. But more recent Skinamarink 2022 that was largely influenced by Wavelength
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