Why do some run of the mill movies contain an overture and intermission? Details below?
Someone mentioned to me that the movie, “Man From Snowy River” has an overture and an intermission. I know the older epics like “Lawrence of Arabia” and “Ben-Hur” had all that, but I never really considered MFSR to be an epic. Any movie experts who can clue us in?
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