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What are the First Three Minutes (a Running Late Feature) in the RunPee App?

January 14, 2020

One of the lesser-known but most uniquely useful features of the RunPee movie app is the 1st 3 Minutes (aka the Running Late Feature) explanation of each wide release movie we see while getting Peetimes. And seriously, we see 150+ films a year for the app, so if you’re worried about missing the beginning of […]

Endgame Peetimes – RunPee vs the World

May 12, 2019

The 3+ hour run-time of Avengers: Endgame inspired numerous sites to publish their own Peetimes for the massively long and greatly-anticipated movie. In a three hour span, most people will feel their bladders calling, and it’s better to know when to go, than sit there squirming, unable to enjoy a great film. Here’s my experienced […]

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Warning – Avengers Endgame is not going to be Peetime friendly

April 20, 2019

You might be surprised to learn that finding Peetimes in a movie isn’t the hardest part of the RunPee job. Ofttimes we find great Peetimes but get stuck on picking out the best Peetime Cue: a brief line of dialog — or description of some action — that stands out to signify the beginning of […]

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YouTube: Avengers: Infinity War — Peetimes Explained

April 13, 2019

Here’s a short video where I describe the thought process of choosing Peetimes for Avengers: Infinity War. Dan GardnerCreator and developer of the RunPee app. When something doesn’t work right in the app it’s pretty much his fault. 🙂 Aspiring author. Would like to finish his “Zombie Revelations” trilogy if he could break away for […]

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RunPee Guest Post Guidelines – Write for RunPee.com (and be as opinionated as you like)

March 11, 2019

The RunPee Family is happy to publish posts from movie geeks with interesting entertainment opinions on RunPee.com. Or even non-geeks with thoughtful reviews of any movie category are welcome – we have a lot of film coverage blind spots. Here are our submission guidelines: What you get from RunPee Your own linked Byline to the […]

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How RunPee Makes Memorable Cues For Peetimes & Movie Breaks

January 2, 2019

What do we mean by a Peetime Cue when we add them to the RunPee app? There takes a certain type of finesse and a small learning curve to using Peetimes properly. Over the years we’ve distilled it to a science. (Some would say it’s an art…) Contrary to what some might think, when the […]

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Alert Peetimes – How to Avoid Torture and Disturbing Scenes in Movies

September 22, 2018

A common request from users over the years is to help them avoid graphic scenes in movies that might disturb them. For years we tried to do the best we could to create Peetimes during scenes we found to be over the top, or really disturbing (as compared to the rest of the movie). Now […]

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RunPee FAQ – How Get More Peecoins (your choice: for free or ad-free)

August 20, 2018

Find out how to get more Peecoins in-app, or via Paypal. Once you verify your email address, you can purchase Peecoins, or watch ads to get Peecoins for free. First, tap on your email address/Peecoins remaining message at the top of the Movie List Screen. That will take you to a screen with all the […]

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Watching movies, because we have to!

August 16, 2018

Don’t get me wrong, everyone in the RunPee family loves movies, but sometimes we really dread going to the theater because, you know, it’s a job. One of the first things we learned about getting the best Peetimes for a movie was to make sure that we at least see movies within our favorite genres. […]

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Are Peetimes just the boring bits of a movie?

December 11, 2014

Many people assume that the Peetimes we pick for movies are just the boring bits. That’s certainly true for some Peetimes but not all. A more accurate description of Peetimes in general would be: the parts of a movie that are easiest to summarize without the viewer missing anything crucial to the story. Of course that’s a […]

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