Videos will be at 1080p resolution and must have an 8GB file size or smaller. The longer two-hour video uploads are also only available if you’re uploading from the web or iOS, according to a support document. If you’re on Android, you’re currently limited to posting videos that are 10 minutes long at most. Despite those limits, I imagine that Shrek the Third won’t be the only full movie to make it onto Twitter; a lot of people recently watched the entirety of The Super Mario Bros. Movie on the platform, after all. Non-Blue subscribers will still only be able to post videos that top out at 140 seconds.

The new video lengths are just one of many new features the platform is starting to stuff into a Twitter Blue subscription, including a blue verified checkmark (which is becoming something of a meme-worthy status symbol), encrypted messages with some serious flaws, an absurd 10,000 character limit (up from the previously too-long 4,000 character limit), support for text formatting, and the ability to edit tweets. Twitter is also still working on a way to share advertising revenue with Blue subscribers even though Musk said in February that the feature was available.

I dearly hope that Tucker Carlson’s new show won’t be two hours long.