overlong

/ ˌəʊvəˈlɒŋ /

adjective

1. too or excessively long

Example Sentences

Less effective is an overlong adaptation of the first Romanian vampire novel, its phone-shot cheapness and amateur theatrics eventually grating, and a Chaucer-adjacent fable about a cursed farmer’s harvest of phalluses that is more obnoxious than clever.

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The only thing “Saturday Night Live” loves more than an overlong current events cold open is running a successful joke into the ground.

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Most of this happens in just the first act—overlong at 90 minutes.

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“F1: The Movie” may be a thinly veiled, overblown, overlong vanity project, but it’s designed to waterboard viewers with Pitt’s panache until they relent, hoping that we, too, become so exhausted by its end that we can’t help but give in.

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The film may be a thinly veiled, overblown, overlong vanity project, but it’s designed to waterboard viewers with Pitt’s panache until they relent, hoping that we, too, become so exhausted by its end that we can’t help but give in.

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