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RunPee Weekly Newsletter #254 (March 19th, 2025)
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in NewsletterMovie Review – Black Bag Black Bag delivers a pulse-pounding spy thriller where a legendary agent must investigate his own wife for potential treason, testing the limits of love and loyalty. Read more New Movies This Week Snow White starring: Rachel Zegler, Gal Gadot, Jeremy Swift runtime: 1 hour 49 minutes genres: Adventure | Family…
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Independent Film Review – Don’t Turn Out The Lights
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When you have a film involving a group of friends in peril there are a few other thins that need to be considered. Firstly, what do we think of this group? Are they likeable, entertaining, interesting…in fact, do they have any redeeming characteristics? If they aren’t immediately likeable, do they have the scope and range…
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RunPee Weekly Newsletter #251 (February 26th, 2025)
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Movie Review – Ne Zha 2 A stunning IMAX visual feast, Na Zha 2 delivers intricate Chinese mythology with complex plotlines, breathtaking animation, and powerful family themes. Not for young children! Read more New Movies This Week Last Breath starring: Woody Harrelson, Cliff Curtis, Simu Liu runtime: 1 hour 33 minutes genres: Drama rating: [PG-13]…
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RunPee Weekly Newsletter #249 (February 12th, 2025)
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in NewsletterHarry Potter movies are back in theaters and we have Peetimes! Starting this week, the first four Harry Potter movies are coming back to movie theaters. We have Peetimes for all of them. Read more New Movies This Week Captain America: Brave New World starring: Harrison Ford, Liv Tyler, Rosa Salazar runtime: 1 hour 58…
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The Ultimate Guide to Long Movie Marathons
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A movie marathon is the ultimate pass-time for any movie lover. It’s a great way to relax and take a break from the outside world. A movie marathon allows you to put yourself in someone else’s shoes for the day, it’s the perfect escapism. So whether you’re planning a solo marathon or one with your…
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RunPee Weekly Newsletter #205 (February 21st, 2024)
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in NewsletterThe app that tells you the best time to run and pee during a movie without missing the best scenes. Happy Birthday To Yous! This week saw the birthdays of two of our national treasures; the 21st February was the birthday of the much missed Alan Rickman and the 22nd is the birthday of the versatile…
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Unforgettable Movie Villains: A Deep Dive into Their Backstories
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in ListFilms has many unforgettable characters, but more often than not, it is the villains who leave a lasting impression even after the movie ends. They usually attract our attention with their twisted pasts and interesting characters. An antagonist can make or break a movie, just like in Slots Capital no deposit bonus, if the opponent is boring it…
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Movie Nights in College Dorms: Creating Cinematic Experiences for Students
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in ListCollege dorm life can be exciting and challenging, but one thing that brings students together is the joy of a good movie night. With some creativity and a few tech-savvy tips, you can turn your dorm room into a mini movie theater. In this article, we’ll explore how to create cinematic experiences that will make…
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Is It The Beginning Or The Middle? A Big Screen Rewatch Of The Original Star Wars Trilogy
I’ve mentioned before that my local cinema does something the that they call Rewind showings which give you the chance to see older films back on the big screen where they belong. Sometimes it is a first chance to see the big screen version, I only saw 2001: A Space Odyssey for the first time…
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Movie Review – Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
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DC doesn’t disappoint. By that, I mean DC has been so consistently disappointing that I’ve come to expect their movies to be disappointing, and in that way, they don’t disappoint. Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom is a fitting end to the DCU, since the DCU is now itself, the Lost Kingdom. This will be the…
