The World’s Most Indispensable Movie App
The RunPee app tells you the best times to
run & pee during a movie
so you don't miss the best scenes.
Download the RunPee app.
100% free (donation supported)
New movies are added every week. (About 160/year)
The video below shows an old version of the RunPee app.
The current app looks much better, but the features are the same.
Recent Movie Reviews
Movie Review – Heretic
Heretic, the latest offering from A24, is a mesmerizing exploration of faith and doubt, brilliantly anchored by Hugh Grant’s flawless performance. His ability to convey profound emotional depth with subtlety captivates the audience, drawing them into the film’s chilling narrative. The metaphors woven throughout the story are haunting, challenging viewers to reflect on the complexities […]
Movie Review – Small Things Like These
Small Things Like These is a haunting exploration of sorrow and human resilience, beautifully brought to life by Cillian Murphy’s fantastic performance. His portrayal carries the weight of the film’s somber themes, while the supporting cast complements him superbly, adding depth to the narrative. The overall tone is undeniably depressing, enveloping viewers in a pervasive […]
Movie Review – Elevation
I didn’t have great expectations for this movie, but fortunately, they were exceeded. Structurally, Elevation is similar to A Quiet Place. The movie opens with radio news/chatter about the attack and then we jump forward three years later. Focused I like disaster/alien-invasion movies that are focused on a small group of people as opposed to […]
Movie Review – The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
Plane soars with a creative, thrilling story led by a compelling protagonist. While formulaic at times, it subverts expectations in clever ways. A refreshingly original and highly entertaining action film. 8/10.
Movie Review – Here
Hanks and Wright shine in Zemeckis’ bold but flawed “Here” (C+). The unique fixed-camera approach innovatively weaves tales across time, but some stories feel disconnected or underdeveloped. Emotionally resonant moments mix with less compelling subplots in this ambitious, uneven experiment.
Movie Review – A Real Pain
“Isn’t everyone in pain in some way?”, a character in the movie asserts. This film explores how pain is experienced from the mundane to the macabre throughout our lives while walking the planet. It is a reflective and introspective look at how we must strive to find ways to be resilient, bouncing back from all […]
Independent Film Review – Dark Feathers: Dance of the Geisha
So…what do we have here then? I’ll be honest, after I’d watched Dark Feathers: Dance of the Geisha I still wasn’t really sure. The majority of the action appears to take place in a ballroom dancing/organised crime subset of the Japanese community in San Francisco. I know that ballroom dancing and organised crime don’t usually […]
Movie Review – Anora
What is this amazing film? Drumroll, please! The film is called “Anora” after the protagonist, who is a 23-year-old woman (of Russian descent) who is living and working as an exotic dancer in New York City. The opening plot is a simple one. Anora, or “Ani” as she prefers, meets Vanya, a younger Russian national […]
Anything Extra
One of the favorite features of the RunPee app is to let you know if there is Anything Extra during the end credits. We don’t just give you a yes or no. If there are extras, we’ll tell you when they happen, but without spoiling the fun.
