RunPee – Because movie theaters don't have pause buttons
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Re: RunPee – Because movie theaters don't have pause buttons
#2I had to laugh
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#3Are those celeb reviews for real? Excellent app :D
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#4Are those celeb reviews for real? Excellent app :D
I highly doubt that Stephen Fry would miss-spell "Lets".
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#5Great idea, but how do they find the good times - simply by watching all movies? That might get old pretty fast.
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#6Great idea, but how do they find the good times - simply by watching all movies? That might get old pretty fast.
That's what it seems like - In the 3-4 years I've used them (usually to see whether there's a scene after the credits, which last time I looked was a paid feature but may now be free again) they've seemed to stay pretty good at it.
Re: RunPee – Because movie theaters don't have pause buttons
#7Are those celeb reviews for real? Excellent app :D
I highly doubt that Stephen Fry would miss-spell "Lets".
Re: RunPee – Because movie theaters don't have pause buttons
#8Here's a metric for the overall quality of a given film: the relative amount of pee-time.
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#9That is great idea.
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#10I usually make sure I've emptied myself out before the movie starts, then return to the "loo" sometime after the movie has completed. If the director left a scene in a movie, at least one person thought it was important enough to be watched ... after screening a film, I sometimes think the whole movie was a pee-time.