Search results for: “movie reviews”
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RunPee Reviewed on You Tube (A Lot!)
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We love seeing reviews of our fine and fun app on You Tube: We’ve Been Reviewed! We feel so grateful for the attention. RunPee is a small, family-run business. We see all the wide release movies each (and every) week, sit there with our clipboards and timers, to give you two or three times you can safely…
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An Interview with RunPee Mom
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Ginger “Sarcasm is my middle name” Gardner, AKA Dearest, best known here as RunPee Mom, is a staunch supporter and utterly crucial pillar to the RunPee enterprise. She sees movies every week – sometimes more than one film – and carries the ball for the business when the rest us of have to drop it.…
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RunPee statistics for 2012
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We added 129 movies to the database this year. That’s an average of 2.5 movies a week. The shortest movie of the year was The Collection which was only 1 hour and 22 minutes long. The longest movie was Cloud Atlas which was 2 hours and 52 minutes long. ( Note: Titanic 3D was 3…
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In the news
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RunPee news coverage has been frankly phenomenal. I am grateful and appreciative for all the props, and would like to say thank you to everyone who called RunPee genius. And brilliant. 🙂 Videos and TV Spots about RunPee Radio Interviews with Podcasts iPhone App Reviews Android App Reviews Videos about RunPee Newspapers and Magazines News…
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Harry Potter and the Urine Points – Chinese Translation
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I love reading reviews of RunPee.com, but the best is reading a Chinese translation. BOOM! Chinese review of RunPee and the new Harry Potter movie FYI – RunPee is HUGE is China. We are talking our most avid readers, devourers of PeeTimes. We’re working right now on a Chinese version of the site to accomodate…
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Original PeeTimes from Harry Potter Found in Garbage
Orlando, FL – Though they were thought to have been lost forever, the original notes from which the PeeTimes for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince are based on, have been found. Archaeologists working in the kitchen where Dan Florio – AKA polyGeek – lives, unearthed these fragile documents from beneath a layer of day…
