"Dracula" running time: 2 hours 20 minutes; "Frankenstein" running time: 1 hour 15 minutes.
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The running time in your head is the same as the running time in the book.
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Caroline Framke: I really appreciated the … short running time.
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Western Stars Rated PG. Running time: 1 hour 23 minutes.
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And this eclipse's running time won't be matched until 2123.
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American Dreamer Rated R. Running time: 1 hour 32 minutes.
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Running time: In French, Flemish and English, with English subtitles.
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Troop Zero Rated PG. Running time: 1 hour 34 minutes.
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Running time of Part II: 3 hours and 10 minutes.
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The show's running time also accidentally ended up being a boon.
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Running time for the full show clocks in around eight hours.
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But during its 13-hour running time, two things become clear.
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Second, it's clocking in at a running time of 69 minutes.
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Toy Story 4 Rated G. Running time: 1 hour 40 minutes.
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How will Eastwood and his writers pad out the running time?
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Was the three-hour running time of "Endgame" ever in question?
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The Elephant Queen Rated PG. Running time: 1 hour 36 minutes.
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For Fong, running time and viewing habits are among the biggest obstacles.
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The Great Alaskan Race Rated PG. Running time: 1 hour 27 minutes.
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With the new running time, a lot of things are getting cut.
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Lady and the Tramp Rated PG. Running time: 1 hour 43 minutes.
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Curtis couldn't squeeze everything into a 12-minute running time but still.
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Over the three-hour running time, it looks like quite a workout.
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The Last Black Man in San FranciscoRated R. Running time: 2 hours.
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The birth and forest scenes occupy about half the show's running time.
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The Oscars may have also benefited from shorter than usual running time.
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This, despite the preponderance of herrings thrown about during its running time.
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The recordings had running time and each logger would "take notes," Gilbert said.
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"Voyage of Time: The Imax Experience" is rated G. Running time: 45 minutes.
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Harder problems require more computational resources to solve — more running time, more memory.
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Lennon said episodes will likely have a running time well under 10 minutes.
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In addition to shifting the pace, the sequel's longer running time might have turned off some potential audiences — though the runaway success of "Avengers: Endgame" (running time: three hours and one minute) earlier this year is an argument against that notion.
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Had I mentioned that I'd shaved three minutes off my five kilometer running time?
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It is perhaps the most effective moment of the film's 134-minute running time.
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RUNNING TIME Two full acts, presumably running two to two and a half hours.
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Running time: Part 1, 2 hours 40 minutes; Part 2, 2 hours 54 minutes.
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It shows a breadth of character that belies its sub-60-minute running time.
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The trick is that the show's running time varies between six and 20 minutes.
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A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon Rated G. Running time: 1 hour 26 minutes.
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Even the bloated running time of 3 hours and 30 minutes left Netflix undeterred.
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In many way Edward Felsenthal, who's now running Time, and I are very close.
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It took almost half the premiere's running time to circle back to the end of season six, which the episode drew out even more, and then it spent much of the rest of its running time suggesting maybe someone else would die.
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The pilot is dire, trying to do too much in too little a running time.
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The sheer variety within La Flor keeps it engaging even through its mammoth running time.
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In many ways, the story felt too large — even with a 140-minute running time.
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At two hours and 40 minutes, it's got the MCU's longest running time to date.
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For about the first half of its running time, Aquaman feels like a fake movie.
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Time is running, time is changing, and we have to be able to move on.
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Hu's vast ambition is suggested by his film's three-hour-and-fifty-minute running time.
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That's ten miles, twenty-four stops, with a scheduled running time of thirty-seven minutes.
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With a bittersweet running time of only 97 minutes, it's just enough subtitled teen angst.
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Small wonder that Mr. Baryshnikov barely cracks a smile during the 90-minute running time.
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Wholly immersive, the movie has a foreboding four-hour running time that you'll soon forget.
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Running time: 1 hour 40 minutes This information was last updated on May 7, 2019
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The names can occupy five to 10 minutes or more of a movie's running time.
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"Natasha" and "Degeneratsia" ("Degeneration") have a combined running time of eight and a half hours.
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The highlights: a 97-degree drop and three inversions in its 45-second running time.
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The very short seasons and 90-minute running time of the British series "Sherlock" enticed.
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For most of its running time, the episode is entirely about The Walking Dead's women.
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During the film's 137-minute running time, there's enough throat rips to give even MacGruber pause.
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The running time was nearly 65 minutes uninterrupted — a full hour and a half with ads.
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Most notably, the show's running time has been cut from an hour to a half-hour.
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Pros: Simple to assemble and operate, small size, automatic shut-offCons: Shorter running time than others
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The installation's IMAX scale, surround sound, and long running time — nearly an hour — can feel overwhelming.
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For much of its running time, the movie gazes unblinkingly into an abyss of poverty and hopelessness.
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And yet, with a massive running time and no bankable stars, it remained off most viewers' radars.
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The companion app tracks days (estimated) remaining running time in the form of a days left countdown.
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The running time of new plays has been shrinking, and rising playwrights are regularly poached for television.
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All of this happens in the last episode, and takes but a few seconds of running time.
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But the 146-minute running time isn't vastly longer than past titles from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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There's every kind of New Jersey in-joke you can wedge into a two-hour running time.
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Sure enough, tonight's Fox News debate had Trump on the defense for most of the running time.
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Admittedly, robustly including any one of these broad categories could have easily doubled the series' running time.
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Even with its long running time, there is a lot "The Inheritance" does not and cannot cover.
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Its running time will only be 90 minutes because trade wars are good and easy to win.
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Tacoma has an ambitious message—one that's perhaps too ambitious for its roughly five-hour running time.
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Anchored by the lithe, light lead single "Please," it was an EP that outlasted its brief running time.
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That it accomplishes all of this in such a short running time makes it a marvel of economy.
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Despite the three-hour running time, a consistently strong cast helps this production to avoid that pitfall—narrowly.
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The 124-minute running time eventually felt like a series of indistinct but concerned conversations punctuated by screaming.
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With a running time close to 3 1/2 hours, the movie is nothing short of an experience.
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Just don't let that simple explanation fool you; this is a game that earns its extended running time.
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Like some features that originated as short movies, "Anna and the Apocalypse" never earns its longer running time.
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The first episode will have a running time of 54 minutes — and then it only gets longer from there.
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By December, Cornelius said he had made incredible progress and shaved off about 10 minutes from his running time.
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Halfway through its running time, "Right Now, Wrong Then" starts over, reversing its title and reintroducing its central pair.
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There are times when Mirai feels a little samey, even at a short running time of barely 90 minutes.
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The data points display the change (either decrease or increase) in running time after switching to a new shoe.
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But the spirit tale related in Ellen McLaughlin's libretto didn't feel distinctive enough to fill the substantial running time.
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This self-critical staging has enough exuberance, fresh energy and humor to sustain interest over an extended running time.
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The average marathon running time was 5.4 hours for women and 4.5 hours for men -- below average completion times.
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Even with its two-and-half-hour running time, the story focuses more on introducing characters than developing them.
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For much of its running time, Professor Marston is a love story, and a sweet, sexy one at that.
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The running time for "Chapter Two" has been a point of criticism in the film's reviews, which are mixed.
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Perhaps the musical interludes, which total about an hour of the show's bloated running time, were meant to compensate.
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And the film dangles tantalizing clues that both support and refute Howard's claims throughout its 100-minute running time.
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Many of these changes are probably logistical sacrifices, made to keep the running time to two-and-a-half hours.
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The following episodes will air over the course of the next five Sundays, with each one increasing in running time.
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But, for much of the film's running time, it is hard to say how and if the characters are related.
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The winding mechanism provides an "unvarying flow of energy for the full 70 hours of running time," according to Mille.
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The decrease in average sitcom running time almost singlehandedly explains the recent decline of TV comedy in the United States.
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The lengthy running time allows for plenty of incident, but also plenty of time to observe from a sociological remove.
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The videos, which had a collective running time of over four hours, explored the themes of crime, migration, and sexuality.
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ET. The first episode will have a running time of 219 minutes… and then it only gets better from there.
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It seemed like the two spent half the running time of the series locked in stasis, staring each other down.
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Yet despite its brief running time, the movie feels dragged out; like the priests, it will eventually lose its way.
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Despite its running time, the movie is masterfully paced — a long, slow build to a chaotic, bloody, and inevitable showdown.
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Lucas Hnath's slyly structured play, about a psychic and her friend, has multiple threads and a 90-minute running time.
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A lot of incident is packed into a 76-minute running time, giving "Birdboy" the scale of a miniature epic.
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The shaver features a 50-minute running time, while it only takes an hour to recharge its 100-240 volt battery.
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Running time: live-action shorts, 1 hour 47 minutes; animated shorts, 1 hour 26 minutes; documentary shorts, 23 hours 43 minutes.
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Sure, we know all movies have a certain running time, and we know their stories span a certain amount of time.
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When The Expanse began, a significant portion of its running time was dedicated to a detective's hunt for a missing girl.
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This movie can't even be saved by marijuana (which, incidentally, will also seem to stretch out its already monstrous running time).
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The video picks up where previously leaked closed-circuit video left off, according to a running time stamp on the video.
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The long running time also gives others in the movie time to shine, both in front of and behind the camera.
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Even with its lean running time, the film gets bogged down in a pileup of zany characters and surreal, burlesque asides.
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Its running time is 89 minutes, but enough of that is closing credits that it's probably closer to 82 or 83.
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Despite its slim running time — barely over an hour and a half — "Dog Eat Dog" somehow feels like six different movies.
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He made his mark as a writer-director in 1995 with "La Servante," whose running time added up to 24 hours.
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The average running time for female marathoners was five hours and 40 minutes and four hours and 50 minutes for males.
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In the end, despite ten hours of running time, the story at the heart of "Making a Murderer" remains a muddle.
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Trainin's film spends a good deal of its running time surveying the emotions that affect everyone here, including the Tsuk children.
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The film academy has been fighting over how to keep the Oscars to a reasonable running time since at least 1987.
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The set ran way, way past Novelist's alloted running time—clocking off after two hours—because so many heads kept rolling through.
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It's a testament to Bar-Lev's journalistic discretion that not one minute of the film's running time feels unnecessary, plodding, or boring.
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For much of the 80-minute running time of "The Glory of the World," your best guess would probably be the promoter's.
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You had 10 episodes to fill, and Netflix didn't restrict their running time, so you took that freedom and ran with it.
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The case provides two additional charges on top of the E8s' usual four-hour running time for a total of 12 hours.
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But The Fits (which premiered at the Venice Film Festival last September) remains refreshingly elusive all through its 72-minute running time.
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Talk to just about anybody who's worked in TV comedy long enough, and they'll lament one thing above all else: running time.
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The movie spends the rest of its running time jumping between those two modes, rather than blending them into any coherent whole.
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Just like Watchmen's third episode, "Little Fear of Lightning" is a character showcase, following Looking Glass for nearly its entire running time.
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Watching this long documentary — the running time is nearly four hours — is more a fly-on-the-wall experience than anything else.
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But how to tell all of their stories within a single opera — one with a running time of less than 90 minutes?
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Keeping Tom and Louise in the pub both justifies the brief running time and gets them to engage with each other unmediated.
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Mike Leigh's "Peterloo," about a notorious episode of political violence, is for most of its running time a riot of verbal eloquence.
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Yet even with a short running time the filmmakers don't shy away from more complex issues — racial tensions, gentrification, art and anger.
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One might not expect a film with this title to properly sustain a feature-length running time, and one would be correct.
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Guerrasio: And, perhaps, what the running time of the movie actually is, as many were surprised it was only 35 minutes long.
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Despite some distressing speculation about our warming planet, "The Penguin Counters" stays hopeful throughout its running time of just over an hour.
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For most of its running time, it's a fish-out-of-water comedy with Noelle wandering around Phoenix looking for her brother.
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The unit comes with a remote control, so you can control its mist running time, music controls, volume, and light rotation from afar.
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With a running time of up to 453 minutes, this vacuum features an instant-release trigger to quickly switch out batteries during cleanings.
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But for much of its running time, the movie is uncomfortably satisfied with recreating the dynamics of the funny, sometimes affecting, first film.
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It has the richness of a good novel, and the television show uses its expanded running time to push further in that direction.
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But as sagas go, it's short and to the point, with much left unexplained and unspoken, and a brisk 84-minute running time.
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And while its running time is short, it has tons to say about love, life, and the way we take others for granted.
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The plan is described as tentative, so Instagram could ultimately decide against radically extending the maximum running time of videos on its platform.
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Every single episode would pack its brief running time with strange new characters, places, and ideas: A vampire who drinks the color red.
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Like most Netflix shows, A Year in the Life might be better at two-thirds or three-quarters of its current running time.
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For a good portion of the running time of "Know Your Truth," it seems as if Barry has finally gotten away with it.
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He wrote eight new songs for the musical, but as the running time was pared from three hours to two, they were cut.
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Written and directed by the series's co-creator, Sarah Treem, the grand finale is really grand only in its feature-length running time.
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The frequency, duration, pace and total weekly running time didn't appear to impact the lowered mortality risk associated with running, the analysis found.
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Universal has already teased DP Roger Deakins' method of making the entire running time of the movie feel like it's in real time.
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The rest of the cast, including the great Stephen Rea, is exemplary, and the movie wastes not a second of its running time.
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More escapade than movie, Augustine Frizzell's unapologetically raunchy debut feature, "Never Goin' Back," spends most of its running time searching for a plot.
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Restored to its original 100-minute running time on a new Warner Archive disc, "The Sea Wolf" is a triumph of studio filmmaking.
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Unlike his melting candle sculptures, which burn and disappear, the transformation of Rodin's lovers will continue throughout the running time of the exhibition.
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That's about the running time of the last two episodes of "I Am the Night" — also, as it happens, directed by Carl Franklin.
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For 1999's "Windowlicker," Cunningham and James crafted a nasty parody of Puffy-era hip-hop materialism, complete with ten-minute running time.
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Scott Mendelson, Forbes For much of its running time, Fate of the Furious goes against what has made the franchise so enjoyable of late.
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The season's fifth episode, "Akane No Mai," makes up for that by spending the bulk of its running time inside that new Delos park.
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For example, one episode of Black Mirror with a running time of 1 hour and 3 minutes is about 280 megabytes in standard definition.
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Marvel handled it by designing Ant-Man and the Wasp as a prequel, with the bulk of its running time happening before Infinity War.
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In fact, at over two hours running time, it's perfect for that one friend of yours who can't be bothered watching the whole series.
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When I was going into the screening I mis-read the running time and thought that it was going to be 15 minutes long.
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For a month and a half, three world premieres are mounted, each with 10 performances and, at most, a running time of 90 minutes.
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More interested in behavior than in depth, the film doesn't have characters who pop with a richness that would justify the generous running time.
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To be sure, even with a running time of about 75 minutes, "Struck" can feel a tad overwritten, especially in its repetitive opening scene.
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Yet even with its short running time, the film can wander, with nature shots and other footage that seems attached only to add lyricism.
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Running time: 1 hour 25 minutes When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site, we earn an affiliate commission.
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We'll see if they can cast a spell for 152 minutes — the running time of this remake of Dario Argento's 1977 Italian giallo classic.
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Running time: 1 hour 55 minutes When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site, we earn an affiliate commission.
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Facebook Watch shows typically include a running time of about 15-20 minutes per episode, while Snapchat Original episodes average five minutes in length.
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The second chapter also received weaker reviews, with critics complaining about an overstuffed plot and a nearly two-and-a-half-hour running time.
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While a longer look at the night in question could have been far more edifying, the brief running time is part of the point.
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Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi has announced that his upcoming third season on the long-running time-travel series will also be his final one.
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Even with a running time of three hours, there was no way Avengers: Endgame was going to be able to answer every single lingering question.
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At all times, it feels like a full 10-episode season of Transparent crammed into two hours (roughly the running time of four Transparent episodes).
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But it uses its running time economically, and the piece is edited elegantly, shifting between full-sized sets and tiny vignettes floating in mid-air.
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None of these add up to much; they seem to exist solely to pad the running time to a just-barely-made-it 96 minutes.
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It's frankly amazing that a movie with a 153-minute running time doesn't put enough focus on fleshing out its characters, but here we are.
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Xenophobia and possible demonic possession are among several story ingredients that boil up to a terrifying brew over the movie's two-hour-plus running time.
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There's a lot of genre flourish packed into a relatively tidy running time in "Hotel Artemis," the directorial feature debut from the screenwriter Drew Pearce.
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Excluding commercials, explanations of the rules and closing questions, it is expected to have a running time of less than two and a half hours.
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Chantal Akerman's landmark "Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles" (on Tuesday) uses its running time to sensitize viewers to the title character's routine.
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At the New Victory Theater, March 10-26 Running time 1 hour 20 minutes Ok, so the reviews for David Mamet's new play weren't great.
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The performers set a pace that's enthusiastic without being hyperactive, and their delight is infectious throughout the 100-minute running time, which includes one intermission.
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The running time of games could be easily reduced by compressing the breaks between innings, but that would mean fewer commercials and thus lower revenue.
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"The running time of the film may have been a bit scary for the ticket booth this weekend, but its long-term prospects are not."
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This episode is so good, and yet it doesn't even seem like an episode of You're the Worst for a good chunk of its running time.
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The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006): For 99 percent of its running time, this movie has absolutely nothing to do with the previous two.
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Much of the movie's running time is devoted to these flashback sequences, and although they're visually less complex, Takahata's sharp screenplay infuses them with psychological nuance.
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Xenophobia and possible demonic possession are among several story ingredients that boil up to a terrifying brew over the movie's more than two-hour running time.
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"Proving Up" is on a chamber scale: a running time of less than 90 minutes, an orchestra of about a dozen, seven people onstage, no chorus.
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By contrast, the gorgeously hand-drawn "Weekends," by the Canadian filmmaker Trevor Jimenez (the third Oscar finalist), fully earns its 15-minutes-and-change running time.
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As ridership grew from 2121 to 2142, the end-to-end running time during peak hours on the numbered lines increased by more than six minutes.
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The vaudevillian, throw-everything-at-the-wall approach may reflect the creators' sensibilities, or the need to fill a little over five hours of running time.
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When these are added to the poppy music and the twirling stage, the effect is often numbing and the two-hour running time feels much longer.
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Running time 1 hour I don't know about you, but I'm way too busy to spend more than an hour a day contemplating my own death.
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" [Read the review] At the Pershing Square Signature Center, through March 26 Running time 203 hour 10 minutes Yeah, yeah, yeah: You want to see "Hamilton.
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For similar reasons, WWE produces condensed versions of Monday Night Raw for Hulu on-demand that cut way down on the usual three-hour running time.
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An economical, 78-minute running time keeps the gore and sadism at manageable levels, and a fishhook ending hammers home the movie's "What price brotherhood?" theme.
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Collins had devised a barcode-based system that would allow runners to know their running time and place within 15 minutes of crossing the finish line.
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Reacher clearly believes he fits that description, and even if he isn't her father, he might as well be for the length of the film's running time.
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For what seems like the entire running time of writer-director M. Night Shyamalan's latest horror tale, Split, the shocking twist is that it has no twist.
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And with a lean running time of just 79 minutes, All This Panic flickers by fast, the seasons measurable by the girls' changing hairstyles and evolving attitudes.
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That's the running time of "Das Rheingold," the prelude peopled with gods, dwarves and giants fighting over the gold that will cast its curse over the story.
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For most of its running time, the movie seems occupied with its own dramatic issues, principally the aftermath of a shocking and apparently inexplicable act of violence.
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"Done in a brisk 90-minute running time, the movie feels like a bunch of scenes cobbled together," wrote Jason Guerrasio in his review for Business Insider.
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Here's the thing with all that data: In the months leading up to my health scare, Map My Run recorded a steady decline in my running time.
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The company promises up to 7.5 hours of continuous audio playback, and 28 hours of total running time if you count the extra charges from the case.
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And it offers a recording, at last, of Ms. Thorvaldsdottir's "Metacosmos" (2017), which in its brief running time seems to ebb and flow on a cosmic scale.
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While it looks very elegant and beautiful with its glass and wood build, it's very powerful and functional with a running time between three and seven continuous hours.
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As written by Jamie Linden, Alan DiFiore, and Jim Kouf (from a story by DiFiore and Kouf), Money Monster uses its 98 minutes of running time fairly well.
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Muschietti told Digital Spy and other press his movie actually ran much longer when first pieced together, and the final result moves swiftly despite its mammoth running time.
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I Think We're Alone Now feels so cohesive for the majority of its running time that some of its third-act plot developments can't help but be jarring.
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His quest for the One Ring — er, the mirror — takes up the majority of the movie's running time, which you also wouldn't know from those terrifically misleading trailers.
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That's far longer than the usual five- or six-minute running time for shorts like Piper or For the Birds – which showed before Finding Dory and Monsters, Inc.
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And it's so action-packed that you'll probably only notice the 2-hour-and-40-minute running time if you made the mistake of getting a large drink.
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Condensed to a fourth of its usual running time, this version of Ibsen's fantastical saga is definitely more digestible than usual, if a tad less flavorful as well.
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But with "The Child," director Rick Famuyiwa ("Dope," Showtime's "The Chi") really shows us what the series is all about — and in a brisk 30-minute running time.
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The movie delivers on Wood's famous mediocrity, but astounds you with its sincerity, even when its clumsy, which, for most of its hour-plus running time, it is.
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In total, Quadrilateral Cowboy uses very little of its running time to depict those relationships, but those brief moments are a big part of what stayed with me.
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And, as so often happens in real life, technology was the bane of my experience, with numerous glitches that added an hour to the 90-minute running time.
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Researchers tested the women by measuring their running time to exhaustion, as well as their performance on a stationary bicycle and muscle strength during squats and other exercises.
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The company that packs all the shorts together always pads out the running time with a few other short films from the year that didn't snag a nomination.
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Andersen's penchant for scene-setting and digression can push the running time of some stories toward the one-hour mark ("The Little Mermaid") and beyond ("The Snow Queen").
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There's going to be this period of feeling out, and how you doing, and some people who are running Time Warner are going to be gently moved out.
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Not having a very specific running time allows me to surprise the audience in ways that I don't think was quite as possible when people don't generally know.
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"What the fuck are perfect places, anyways?" goes the chorus, which is something you will definitely memorize because said chorus comprises approximately 5/6ths of the song's running time.
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Last week Rick found himself trapped again by Jadis and her group of garbage dump-dwellers, and "Time for After" checks in with the pair throughout its running time.
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It doesn't help matters that the R-rated Deadpool, one of 2016's biggest surprise smashes, spent much of its running time mocking the X-Men's do-gooder nobility.
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While Eggers demonstrates considerable technical prowess, The Witch is ultimately an actor's film above all else, with just six performers on screen for the majority of the running time.
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You'll spend most of the running time trying to figure out the identity of Megan's killer, only to shrug once its revealed, since it's just as you (probably) suspected.
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Its running time is just one hour and 47 minutes, which makes it an hour leaner than "Interstellar," and Mr. Nolan's shortest film since "Following," his 1998 feature debut.
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Transport Group's uncut revival, at the Irondale Center in Brooklyn, has a similar running time, but the pace is less punishing: two intermissions and a 30-minute dinner break.
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So far, the episodes we've seen have a big A-story that we spend probably 85 percent of the running time in, one that focuses on a single character in a state of desperation, and then we have a B-story that focuses on a different character entirely, takes up about 15 percent of the running time, and seems to intentionally depict the darker side of what the character in the A-story wants.
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But the movie spends most of its running time questioning whether Asgard itself, Thor's home and the primary setting of much of the first two Thor movies, is worth preserving.
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"Having run in the morning, he was comfortable in the car already and we would have lost about an hour of running time with the driver switch," added the champion.
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It's a scene that could have been cut for time and it's to the film's credit that it wasn't – even with the running time bleeding past the two-hour mark.
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As the only human being on-screen for much of its running time, he proved he was capable of doing more than just adding hilariously weird energy to an ensemble.
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With its latest update, Band users can now choose to connect to Facebook, setting fitness goals and competing with Facebook friends over burned calories, running time, bike rides, and more.
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The following episodes will air over the course of the next five Sundays (4/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19), with each one increasing in running time.
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The BBFC's income is derived solely from the fees it charges for its services, calculated by measuring the running time of films, DVDs/videos and other works submitted for classification.
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With a running time of two hours and a plot that stretches thin, there are more contrivances than you can count, including a last-minute kidnapping, jailbreaks and chaotic weddings.
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Buffy Summers spends the vast majority of the film's running time as the "ditz" Whedon originally envisioned, a valley girl whose Slayer powers set her apart from her superficial friends.
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Despite its compact 17-minute running time, "Zentropy" had the resonant glow of a full-length statement, and it won rave reviews from critics, drawing new crowds to her shows.
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Westworld has a few noteworthy storylines, but it has even more that are hard to care about, simply because they seem to exist just to pad out the running time.
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When George Cukor's remake starring Judy Garland in this oft-told tale debuted in fall 1954, the 182-minute running time didn't seem to bother enthusiastic reviewers or rapturous audiences.
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I had to read both versions to see what Rapp had done to tighten the screws without visibly altering the story or the running time: 90 uninterrupted minutes of tension.
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The book was adapted into a 1999 feature with Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie, who had only the roughly two-hour running time of the film to crack the case.
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I wish these re-orientations, the most exciting part of the play, took up more of its 80-minute running time, and that the nod to noir style were sharper.
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It is compact but still not for the faint of heart, packing a tense vertical lift, a steep 97-degree drop and three inversions into its 45-second running time.
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Everyone talks about how CES has become the main auto show of the year, pushing the Detroit Auto Show from its long-running time in January to June starting in 2020.
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"The Gallows Act II," a thoroughly undistinguished follow-up to the 2015 film "The Gallows," seems, for much of its running time, not to have any internal logic to begin with.
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But "Sing Me a Song" shows what TWD can accomplish when it sets out to make an episode of television that moves the plot forward every minute of its running time.
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A spokesperson for the company told The Verge at the time that an account must surpass "70 percent of the total running time (including credits)" to be counted as a view.
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The clock was not stopped, however, limiting drivers to just an hour of running time once practice got underway with plenty of fresh faces taking to the track for the session.
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The show's first season set the show apart from most dramas both for its icy veneer, as well as its running time (each episode was only 30 minutes, a welcome rarity).
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The key factors for the under-performance were the movie's 163-minute running time — which limits the number of showings each day — plus far less traction among younger moviegoers than anticipated.
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There is no question the movie's glossy look is jarring, and I can't say I ever quite adjusted to it over the film's running time, but maybe I'm not supposed to.
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Senate Republicans say they are getting fed up with Democratic obstruction and the extra early vote will allow them to get a head start in running time off the procedural clock.
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But having more running time to time travel reveals there's only so much you can do with the observation that things were worse in a lot of ways in bygone eras.
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The Game Awards' two hour running time wasn't enough to contain just one new look at The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild — so Nintendo is offering us two peeks.
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But as it stands, the stuff onboard the Pendleton is the only part of the movie that remains compelling throughout — and it only accounts for a third of the running time.
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Or even followable; despite its generous running time and exhausting exposition, in which characters tell each other things they would already know, the play is mysterious to the point of perversity.
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After a public dispute with the distributor, Paramount, and his producer, Alberto Grimaldi, over the running time, he relented and produced a four-hour version for American release the next year.
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Directed by Jack Cummings III, it has a running time of six hours, including two intermissions and a dinner break — and a captivating, quicksilver star who makes it a thrilling proposition.
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Jerome Robbins's choreography has been replaced by Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker's; "I Feel Pretty" is gone; and this production has an intermission-free running time of 1 hour and 45 minutes.
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The color is richer and the gradation considerably subtler, and, since the restoration is Parajanov's original cut, the running time is 10 minutes shorter than the Kino version released in 211.
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It's "a reduction of the original" — smaller emotions, smaller performances, fewer songs, shorter running time — "and while that could have been an improvement, it's not," Mike Hale wrote in The Times.
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In just an 11-minute running time, each episode of the series manages to say something new, thoughtful, and heartfelt about huge themes like power, responsibility, waning childhood, sex, and gender.
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It means a regular film, like 2001: A Space Odyssey, would take 8,220 hours (or nearly a year) to complete, rather than its usual running time of 2 hours and 17 minutes.
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Based on Hu's own short story, the film uses its extended running time to explore in deep detail the lives of four people struggling on the margins in their go-nowhere town.
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Onstage for virtually all of its two-hour running time, Mr. Jones and Ms. Tyson draw out all its nuances, as Weller and Fonsia bicker and make nice over a card table.
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Its two-and-a-half-hour running time — not so much a "dawn" as an entire morning spent watching the clock in anticipation of lunchtime — is peppered with teasers for coming sequels.
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And if "Dark Phoenix" (opening in theaters Friday) makes anything abundantly clear from its just-shy-of-two-hour running time, it's that we all need a break from the X-Men.
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Machine Dazzle, who first worked with him on a play called "The Lily's Revenge" (2009), a consideration of gay marriage, nostalgia and mourning with a comparatively brisk running time of five hours.
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Interpolations of new music (Annelies Van Parys, politely unobtrusive) and spoken passages have added 20 minutes or so to the running time, turning Janacek's jewel-box melancholy into a sluggish, stagy hour.
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I find the best way to spot a mediocre film is to gauge just how much of its running time I spend thinking about what I'm going to order for dinner afterward.
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There is no denying that the visual effects in this two-part British import are spectacular, but they only add up to maybe 30 minutes, tops, of a six-hour running time.
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And throughout, characters comment on the clichés of theater today — from keeping the running time of a play under 90 minutes to the various interpolations used to regain an audience's flagging attention.
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Considered on its own, as a single, nearly 2-hour-40-minute movie, "Avengers: Infinity War" makes very little sense, apart from the near convergence of its title and its running time.
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It's an emotional story that leaves the audience caring as much about what happens to its characters after the credits roll as they care about what happens to them during its running time.
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In fact, Burton was almost forced to add more to the story since the 1941 version of Dumbo is one of Disney's shortest animated features with a running time of only 64 minutes.
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Hoogkamer and colleagues showed in a previous study that simply reducing the weight of shoes to about 4.5 ounces each shaved almost a minute — 33 seconds to be exact — off a running time.
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The news comes just a few weeks after the BBC pulled the long-running time travel series from Netflix and Hulu, disappointing millions of fans in the U.S. Want to know the future?
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He holds the film, with its epic two-hour and 36-minute running time, on the strength of his eyes – which, for a good swath of the film, are all he can move.
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Despite its relatively brief 86 minute running time, watching From Beyond 30 years after its release may test modern viewers, who aren't down with silly retro body horror movies and their political incorrectness.
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Critics lambasted its obsession with the jiggling bottoms that appear time and time again as its young, hotpant-clad female stars dance for almost three hours of the running time in a nightclub.
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Apple packed a lot of announcements into its WWDC keynote today, even with the long running time, so it's understandable that the new Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad didn't get any stage time.
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"A Ghost Story" stars two celebrated actors, but the sly joke is that they share just a few minutes' conversation, and one of them is entirely obscured for most of the running time.
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Why it failed The musical struck many as an extended, one-gag skit, without enough star power, spectacle or drama to justify Broadway prices (or a two-act running time), and it sank.
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A new film about gun violence has a simple concept and a brief running time, but its makers intend it to be nothing less than a living document of the cycle of violence.
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Turn on any alternative station, and you'd likely find that two-minute thrasher crammed in once every few hours, its succinct running time perfect for filling in those last gaps on the playlist.
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For approximately three minutes, this episode checks in on Carol as she rallies support for the colony, a scene that serves only to pad out the running time on this already overlong episode.
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The story of Flint's water is complicated, from both the scientific and narrative standpoints, and "Poisoned Water," in the one-hour running time of "Nova," has to move through it quickly and lightly.
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The Lifetime "Beaches" is a reduction of the original — smaller emotions, smaller performances, fewer songs, shorter running time (about 87 minutes versus 123) — and while that could have been an improvement, it's not.
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Directed by Bob Sarles and Berns's son Brett, with narration written by the Berns biographer Joel Selvin (also interviewed here), the documentary packs a lot of showbiz lore into its brisk running time.
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But Bock believes the near-three-hour running time won't be too much of a problem, citing "Avengers: Endgame" and "Once Upon a Time In Hollywood" as examples of lengthy hits this year.
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Unfortunately, the libretto is so steeped in knowing wit that it has trouble taking flight as drama, and, with a running time of three hours, the opera loses sparkle well before the end.
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The movie has a lot of story to pack into its short, sub-two-hour running time — and with all that zombie fightin', the plot (and by extension, the characters) suffers a bit.
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From rescued negatives, Mr. Zulawski cobbled together a new version, with a running time of more than two and a half hours, in the late 1980s when the political situation in Poland had changed.
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Where to stream it: Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, YouTube Don't let the near-eight-hour running time of this ESPN-produced documentary—or the fact that you invested 10 hours in The People v.
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A typical film would likely spend its running time unraveling this central question, but Elle keeps zigzagging all over the place, following Michèle at work, at home, with her family, and with her friends.
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There's always been humor in the Marvel films, and in Thor in particular, but this reimagined version of the character serves up a knowing nod and wink for practically the entire film's running time.
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But The Great Hack focuses most of its running time on dissecting the symptoms: Specifically, how a company came to possess the terrifying power to sway elections, and how Facebook failed to stop it.
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That's because for the most part, Farrier and Reeve spend much of the movie's running time feeling just as confused as their audience will be about what lies at the end of the trail.
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Think about this scene from Goodfellas , the iconic opening sequence to the skateboarding film Pretty Sweet, the six-minute shot from True Detective season 1 and almost the entire goddamn running time of Birdman.
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The following episodes will air over the course of the next five Sundays (220/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/193, 5/19), with each one increasing in running time, HBO announced on Friday.
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As networks sold more commercials that in turn ate into running time — wearing down episodes to 20 minutes or so — it became harder and harder for shows to tell original stories in the format.
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The play, a two-part experience with a running time of more than five hours, is a sequel to the series of young adult fantasy novels written by J.K. Rowling about a boy wizard.
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I found myself simultaneously longing for a version of Suicide Squad limited to one reel of film (which would make its running time 40 minutes or less), or expanded over a 10-part miniseries.
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Where to stream it: Hulu, Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, YouTube Don't let the near-eight-hour running time of this ESPN-produced documentary—or the fact that you invested 10 hours in The People v.
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Each story is told in unbroken close-ups, which take up more than half the film's running time; and the camera lingers on delicate faces as they light up with passion, describing violence and violation.
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I found myself wanting a story that would allow for me the opportunity to take on a single role for the entire running time, giving the story more of a chance to make an impact.
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All of this happens over an hour into the movie: There is just enough running time left to sketch the actual contours of Brinkley's life and character before consigning him to the dustbin of Wikipedia.
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And in the new shark attack survival flick The Shallows, she delivers the best performance in the movie but spends most of its running time talking to a seagull and being chased by a shark.
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For most of its first episode's hour-long running time, ABC's new drama Still Star-Crossed, the latest offering from Shonda Rhimes's ShondaLand production company, seems like an odd fit for Rhimes and her acolytes.
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By the time an earnest, tamped-down Colin Farrell enters as Holt, a big-tent trick rider turned disabled World War I veteran, the near two-hour running time feels a lot like a threat.
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Rating The best thing I can say about Finding Dory — written and co-directed by Finding Nemo writer Andrew Stanton — is that it spends the entirety of its 110-minute running time justifying its existence.
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"Parasite" is best seen with as little knowledge of the film as possible, but it defies genre — twisting from family drama to horror-tinged thriller to black comedy to class tragedy throughout its running time.
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She does, though, have a cult following, including increasingly popular marathons of her six piano sonatas — with a total running time of only an hour, but the physical and emotional demands of something much longer.
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So little happens in "The Other Side," episode 14 of The Walking Dead's seventh season, that it's incredibly easy to summarize the "important" parts, which amount to fewer than five minutes of the running time.
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With a running time of two hours and eight minutes, the film sees Ritchie and John August add plenty of extra material to the original 90-minute long story based on One Thousand and One Nights.
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But then, two hours into its running time, the movie goes on for another 20 minutes, with an additional act that doesn't just seem tacked on — it feels like it's part of a different film altogether.
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Coming from Hydelic, who also composed the music for the new Area X segment of Rez Infinite, it's a diverse, pulsating score that deploys various vocals and genres to great effect throughout the game's running time.
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Consisting of nine films at a total running time of over three and a half hours, Chris Kraus' solo exhibition In Order to Pass at Chateau Shatto requires more than one trip to fully take in.
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Electronic music artist Hydrah's new song, "Siren," however, samples audio from two coral reefs—one healthy and the other critically-endangered—serve as the foundation of the track, battling each other throughout the song's running time.
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The happier news is that for much of its three-hour running time, the modern-dress production serves as a reminder of the glory days of high-definition acting that was once the R.S.C.'s norm.
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In the course of the film's lean 81-minute running time, Leon becomes unhinged in a swirl of cognac and cocaine, murderously stalking through barrooms and back streets with a pistol tucked under his tank top.
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They are often strong Dipsea veterans in their 203s, 50s and 60s — those who turn a year older and gain another minute of a head start, but whose actual running time does not increase a minute.
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Its unusual origins and brief running time made it all but unavailable until the Criterion Collection recently restored the picture, which shows Welles working in a more restrained mode (and, for the first time, in color).
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The cast and crew of "The Lego Batman Movie" sustain that joke admirably, filling in its 104-minute running time with loads of busy action, deadpan humor, visual comedy, reflexive bits and an overfamiliar story line.
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There is just one row of seating, and the chairs are nestled closely together, so that you're literally rubbing elbows with your neighbor, and the lights remain on for most of the 75-minute running time.
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Control is a game that spends most of its running time placing you in dour office blocks, yet every dusty computer and abandoned cubicle around the corner of each right-angled corridor feels ripe with possibility.
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At a running time of some two and a half hours, "The Last Jedi" continues the adventures of Finn and Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) and their adversaries Captain Phasma (Gwendoline Christie) and General Hux (Domhnall Gleeson).
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But for large swaths of its nearly two-hour running time, Midnight Special is a clinic in minimalist exposition, taking us on a ride that we want to be a part of but don't know why.
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This leaves the first hour (of a 160-minute running time) for the film to catch up with all of the returning characters and the state of the world in re: Transformers since the last film.
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Actually, it's effectively bridged: Massive productions like 2160's Bajirao Mastani — a historical love story, the Bollywood equivalent of Oscar bait — come in at 163 hours 216 minutes, pretty much the exact running time of The Revenant.
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This season really needed to let the show breathe beyond Elliot's occasionally claustrophobic point of view, and by sequestering him away for so much of its running time, it's gotten us much more invested in everybody else.
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Looking on the bright side, it's a very robust case, it includes a battery to more than double the earphones' running time, and it's still less than half the size of a case for over-ear headphones.
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Watching all of them and Endgame (which has a running time of a little over three hours) would require 60 hours of your life (AMC is hosting a 60-hour Marvel marathon, in case that's of interest).
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Presented in two parts with a running time of more than seven hours, not including four intermissions, a V.I.P. dinner at Orso and an after-party, the day began at noon and was still going at midnight.
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Meet HBO's Years and Years, which spent most of its running time depicting the chaos with unflinching exactitude, then blinked at the last possible moment in its attempt to reattach an amputated limb with a Band-Aid.
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The difficulty of the shoot, and the sheer will it took to make it through, is evident in the final film, which plows through its extended running time with an intensity that is both brutal and measured.
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The documentary might gain from longer-term or return treatment, particularly now that a California bill offering early parole hearings, under consideration for much of the film's running time (and shown passing in 2013), has taken effect.
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Based on my description of the first episode, would you believe me if I told you Unbelievable is, for much of its running time, a buddy cop story about two women who crack a seemingly unsolvable case?
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Some of that is due, no doubt, to the constraints of the movie's running time, but the benefit is that the changes yield some great feminist-action-movie moments that are sorely needed in Hollywood's current climate.
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The result of Fox's weird decision-making and the underwhelming performance that aired on TV for much of Rent Live's running time was that many viewers at home were deeply upset by the treatment Rent was getting.
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The dog's pursuit of Bella takes up most of the episode's running time, and it is thrilling to watch as writer Charlie Brooker slowly reveals the many ways the dog tracks its prey, even after its own death.
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Each story is crammed into its two or three-hour running time, with the scenes and characters whizzing along at Hogwarts Express-speed towards a conclusion that usually suffers from a lack of tension in the build up.
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Theater owners have contracts with other studios to show their films during the weekend and "Endgame's" running time — three hours two minutes — makes it difficult to screen the film more than three times in a 27- hour period.
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I had long viewed my photography as a sort of investment against future melancholy — a running time capsule that I would be able to look back on years from now, when he's an angsty teen who hates me.
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Remedy has also emphasized that Project 7 will be a "long-lasting experience", perhaps addressing criticism of Quantum Break's fairly brief running time of not much more than ten hours, minus its television show-like between-chapter clips.
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We don't yet know how many episodes there will be or the running time on each one, but the episodic format alone should help to de-mystify some of the deeply nerdy sci-fi embedded in Assassins stories.
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The fastest trains in the CHSRA's current business plan have a running time of over three hours, and the first segment of the line—San Jose to Bakersfield, almost 200 miles short of completion—won't open until 2029.
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But the touches of humor in "Justice League" lighten the whole thing tonally and are a relief after the dirgelike "Batman v Superman," which he ran into the ground with a two-and-a-half-hour running time.
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Mr. Miller returned to Broadway in 1986 to direct Jack Lemmon and a young Kevin Spacey in a revival of O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey Into Night," notable for its overlapping dialogue, which shortened its usual lengthy running time.
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The result is a sweet and affecting story, one that forgoes the awkward moments of teenage romance and offers the possibility of reliving a bit of our youthful amor — if just for the film's 90-minute running time.
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Carlo Chatrian, the Berlinale's artistic director, said in an interview that he had watched about 50 hours of the "DAU" footage before selecting "Natasha" — which has a relatively modest running time and straightforward narrative — for the main competition.
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I always go to see the animated selection, but ShortsHD puts together separate screenings for the live action and documentary shorts, too; they're usually capped off with a few others from the year, to pad out the running time.
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The film's demanding running time, nearly four hours, was typical for Mr. Rivette, who enjoyed exploring and exploding the limits of conventional movie storytelling, although its relatively transparent theme, the give and take between life and art, was not.
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Its nearly eight-hour running time—which flies by when you sit down to watch it; I've seen 73-minute Adam Sandler comedies that felt twice as long—allows the film to answer every question from nearly every angle.
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But over the course of its 14-minute running time, thanks to the constant use of extremely skillful editing, The Was begins to transcend and transform mundane settings until it's awash with flying houses, golden roads, and magnificent explosions.
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Ferdinand, however, shows the studio struggling to find a way to inflate a children's picture book from 1936 to a feature-length running time and has some of the worst "wacky sidekick" characters in an animated movie in ages.
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Once again, we're down to a mere pair of voices on the mic–Senior Editor Peter Rubin and Staff Writer K.M. McFarland–but that just means we whipped through topics with alacrity to keep the running time under half an hour.
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Without introducing any notable scenes, Mr Favreau roves around the uncannily convincing savannah at such a leisurely pace that he adds a half hour to the running time, turning a brisk 88-minute cartoon into a dawdling 118-minute movie.
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But even when they don't, Trump utterly refuses to back down, as in this bizarre exchange from the third primary debate over whether he really persuaded CNBC to shorten its running time: TRUMP: Let me give you one quick example.
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The Globes frequently see their host seem to disappear, as excess comedy bits are trimmed to meet a running time, but it was hard to escape how tired Gervais seemed the few times he popped up in the show's latter half.
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But to my mind, that version of Chernobyl — which surely would have been crammed into a two- to three-hour running time — would have been less than the one we have now, though it still might have worked, and worked well.
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As a general rule, the DC films have had a problem of trying to cram in too much story — though the two-hour running time of this movie was certainly a blessing when compared to Snyder's last couple of films.
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It would be a mortal sin to reveal any of the specific tricks Pony Island pulls on players over the course of its three hour running time, but let me say this: Mullins' game constantly fucks with the fourth wall.
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Kate Erbland, IndieWire: The film is as violent as its predecessor — at some point, someone needs to count how many bones are broken during the film's running time; my guess is triple digits — but now there's a refinement to the bloodshed.
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Two months after HBO announced the premiere date of the eighth and final season of the series, the network has released the upcoming six-episode lineup, including the season finale date and the running time for the remainder of the show.
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At least, that's how it feels for much of its running time, as its multinational characters wander sedately around an ornate mansion (played by a house in Yonkers, N.Y.) belonging to the vice president of an unnamed South American country.
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Fans saw more of Mark Hamill's Luke Skywalker in the 154-second trailer unveiled Monday night for "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," than they did in the entire 135-minute running time of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" in 2015.
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If you were to cut out everything that happens in Stranger Things' season one except for the actual story of the showdown with the monster, you'd fill maybe three episodes' worth of running time — and that's a very generous maybe.
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One other thing: "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," which officially opens on April 20073, has a running time of 22007 hours and 22011 minutes, and is staged in two parts (either seen on one day or on different nights).
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Cramming ample history into a compact running time without sacrificing flow or interest, "Viceroy's House" is a handsome, fleet look at the months leading up to India's independence from Britain in 1947, a milestone that just passed its 70th anniversary.
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That said, Apple's earbuds can't match the battery life of the new Beoplay E8: the AirPods Pro offer a running time of just 4.5 hours from the earphones and up to 24 hours total when used with their charging case.
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Honorable throughout, and streaked with veins that plunge very deep, it is also too obvious in its dramatic intent to support a nearly three-hour running time or to offer the convincing indictment of American anomie it clearly wishes it could.
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Empire Strikes Back ended with the Empire winning, Han Solo being taken by Jabba the Hutt, and Luke Skywalker facing his darkest moment, and the next film more or less reversed all of that over the course of its running time.
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Critics hailed the movie by writer-director Ruben Ostlund as "high-wire cinema" that veers between comedy and thriller with moments of pure surrealism, though some said it could easily have shed part of its 2 hours and 22 minutes running time.
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Abzû has both a concert running time and comparably pleasing rhythm of highs and holds, its soundtrack allowing for natural pauses and periods of reflection, as well as complementing the pure pleasure of leaping from the water with dolphins all around you.
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Halfway through its 10-minute running time, the track cuts out, and we're left with about four minutes of footage of the sleeping celebrities, with no sound other than their quiet breathing and no action beyond the occasional heaving of a ribcage.
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The best 4D film I've seen to date is Mad Max: Fury Road, which benefits from consisting of a car chase for what feels like 80 percent of its running time, and therefore gets to lean on movement more than most movies could.
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That means cost is a hurdle for some — to see both parts, you have to buy two tickets — while for others, the running time is daunting — Part 1 is 2 hours and 443 minutes, and Part 2 is 2 hours and 35 minutes.
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Whatever got his juices flowing, Mr. Reed, a comedy veteran ("Bring It On"), handles the new, fairly unencumbered material with a generally light touch, so that for once a Marvel movie feels shorter than its running time (in this case 118 minutes).
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Following the news that "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" has a running time of 2 hours and 31 minutes, /Film is reporting that the superhero movie immediately following it, "Captain America: Civil War," will go to 2 hours and 26 minutes.
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"Blade Runner 22014," which cost at least $200 million to make and market in North America, may have struggled because of a running time — two hours and 43 minutes — that tested audience endurance and limited the number of screenings theaters could schedule.
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One more thing: If you're intimidated by the movie's running time, note that the feature is preceded by a short, "Lou," which is very sweet and charming, and also that, as is customary with a Pixar movie, the end credits take a while.
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Bill Frisell, the genre-spanning guitarist, is such a busy musician these days that a new documentary about him doesn't feature any archival footage from his long career until about an hour and 20 minutes into its nearly two-hour running time.
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Skull Island has attempted to ward off the most common criticism of that film — the characters are boring — in the most Hollywood fashion possible, which is to say it has more people in it than Godzilla does, for more of its running time.
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It's been reported that in pursuit of a three-hour running time, the Oscars for several tech categories will be given out during the commercial breaks and edited together into a package shown later on the show, another decision that has drawn fire.
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For a long portion of the running time, "Logic Bomb" more or less takes the form of a version of Mr. Robot where Dom is the protagonist, as the troubled FBI agent tries to track down hackers who tanked the world economy.
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If the three-hour running time of the just-released "Avengers: Endgame" doesn't have you spending Friday night inside a movie theater (or rolling your eyes), a bit of network jumping can make a long do-it-yourself Marvel marathon possible at home.
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Originally released on the PS2 in 2004, Android and iOS in 2013, and just this month on the 3DS, Dragon Quest VIII isn't one of those role-players that feels like it's stuffed its boastful running time with pointless distractions and trivial filler.
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Despite a running time under 15 minutes, Dear Angelica is a fully formed piece created for VR, in VR. It's directed by former Pixar artist Saschka Unseld, with art from illustrator Wesley Allsbrook, using a drawing tool called Quill that was developed for the project.
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Given how many small details and setups any given expanded universe film has to cram in these days, it's a testament to Waititi's resolve that Thor: Ragnarok is able to spend so much of its running time on small character beats and funny asides.
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Though the song's lyrics are about the anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder she struggled with following the bombing at the concert venue while she was performing, Grande pays tribute to the 22 people killed and more than 500 injured with the track's running time.
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Yet that's about as connected as these story strands get; for most of its running time, Suburbicon concerns the odd actions and poor decisions of patriarch Garner Lodge (Matt Damon) and the sister-in-law (Julianne Moore) with whom he's getting perhaps too familiar.
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On top of this, any temptation to provide the central character with interior monologues to reveal his anguished thoughts and feelings has been resisted; for most of the running time, he is limited to expressing himself via painful grunts and cries and very heavy breathing.
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According to Digital Spy, new Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker confirmed at Tuesday night's National Television Awards in London that she made sure she was paid the same for starring in the long-running time science fiction show as her male predecessor, Peter Capaldi.
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Maureen Ryan, Variety: Everything "Gilmore Girls" tries to pack in — the wit, the whimsy, the pop-culture references, the family conflict, the perfectly calibrated insults, the set pieces that go on a bit too long — can feel pretty pummeling at a 90-minute running time.
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More broadly, the movie itself lingers a bit too long -- seemingly so determined to keep piling on thrills that its protracted final sequence drags on amid escalating absurdity (even by the super-spy genre's lax, gravity-defying standards), as the running time approaches 2 ½ hours.
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In presentation and sound, and most strikingly in its brief 30-minute running time, including only eight songs, the album's an explicit throwback to a bygone style of R&B and an implicit rebuke of what the genre has evolved into on the pop charts.
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But its tart critique of a modern world increasingly homogenized, and individuals shorn of individuality through their reliance on devices sold by the millions, has been imbued with such hallucinatory visual allure that your attention is held fast throughout its 90-minute running time.
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But my assumption was that The Mandalorian wouldn't simply cast the hugely charismatic actor and then trap him behind a mask for its entire running time, stranding him in a space where he's deprived of a lot of what makes him charismatic (those eyes!).
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Over the course of the movie's 103-minute running time, he: As Cameron says, "As long as I've known him, everything works for him" — but what Cameron fails to mention is that Ferris's luck and success usually come at the expense of those around him.
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She even makes the opera's long running time bearable with a sublime epilogue: her voice heavenly as she describes "the wonderful and never-enough-to-be-talked-about sky of California," and Mr. Adams's music eerily lustrous, like a precious metal worth killing for.
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This minute-plus-long spot for the Sega video-game adaptation spends more than half its running time on famously fast athletes (the NFL stars Michael Thomas and Christian McCaffrey, the NASCAR driver Kyle Busch and Olympic sprinter Allyson Felix) praising the title character's speed.
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ET, CBS Sports Network ABOUT VIRGINIA (4-0): Coach Tony Bennett was able to give his reserves some extended running time in Wednesday's rout and backup freshman guard Kyle Guy took advantage of the opportunity with a phenomenal 20 points in just 21 minutes.
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They are also voracious magpies; there's as much style-hopping in the verses as there was in last year's notably diverse version—a brief excursion into Spanish in honor of Marc Gasol—and they bring it to a running time nearly half that of the Ultramagnetic original.
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If you watched the debut of TNT's new drama Good Behavior on Tuesday, November 15, you might have noticed something: The number of commercials that aired during its running time was dramatically lower when compared with the typical number that airs during a normal TV episode.
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"American Honey" is an eye-opening exploration of the country's poorest hinterlands, with a star-making central performance, but its preference for atmosphere over plot may prompt some viewers to jump out of the van before its two-and-three-quarter-hour running time is up.
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It is a play in an era dominated by musicals, it has a running time of 5 hours 15 minutes (staged in two parts to be seen either in one day or over two consecutive nights), and it does not (thus far) rely on celebrity casting.
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The song with Travi$ Scott, Ty Dolla $ign, and Big Sean is a musical hodgepodge; songs like "Work Hard" should see their running time cut in half, and flat fare like "Beast" or "Movin' Too Fast" could have been left on the hard drives all together.
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I had spent roughly 90 minutes resisting Vice, wondering if it was secretly terrible, and then somewhere around that mark (roughly coinciding with the Iraq material, about 90 minutes into the movie's 132-minute running time), something just clicked for me and clicked for me hard.
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Master of None's typical commitment to small, exquisitely crafted episodes — whose running time rarely exceeds 30 minutes — means it almost feels surprising when the season two finale decides that, hey, the show had better wrap up its plots about Dev's career and his relationship with Francesca.
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The film then shifts its focus to the speed boat (which for most of the running time bears the name Lay'n Pipe) as it journeys through an onslaught of absurd stories, each referencing each other as they intersect or call back to past Borscht Corp events.
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Over its nearly seven minute running time, Carne y Arena also delves into the dreamlike — at one point, a wooden table appears in the middle of the fray, with children on either side watching a tiny boat filled with refugees overturn and sink into its surface — and the abstract.
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It includes compelling mysteries, horrifying thoughts on the future of sentient beings on earth, and some solid action beats — all within a 71-minute running time, at least 20 to 30 minutes of which are spent on things the show has not sufficiently convinced me I should care about.
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Although 36 Chambers clocks in at a just over an hour—a running time that seems especially economical compared to today's overstuffed projects designed to game streaming services—its razor-sharp storytelling and soulful production created a new blueprint for hip-hop, and established Wu as a household name.
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The Mandalorian will run eight episodes, and if all of them are 40 minutes long, it will have a running time of 320 minutes — not quite short enough to qualify as a feature film but still short enough to watch in a single long afternoon, were you so inclined.
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From its slim three-minute running time on down, "Perfect Illusion" is clearly calculated for radio play, something Gaga hasn't had much of lately, and the singer's army of "Little Monsters" have heeded the call, devising a hilariously ingenious scheme to con radio programmers into playing the single.
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And if this thing really is a virtual petition for tolerance signed by everybody from RuPaul to Ryan Reynolds (the running time, by the way, is only 3 minutes and 30 seconds!), why is the most satisfying image its final hatchet-burying moments between Swift and Katy Perry?
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I spent a lot of Out of the Shadows' inappropriately lengthy running time (just shy of two hours) mulling what kind of circumstances brought Linney to the point of playing a shopworn New York police chief who exists primarily to be a pain the ass to the film's heroes.
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The Suburbs (2010), a relaxed, rhapsodic variant on the same classically textured arena-rock blend, is pretty enough, at least to compensate for an overlong running time and the band's labored attempt to make a definitive statement on maturity, adolescence, and the decline of tradition in the modern world.
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This approach echoes the one taken more than 30 years ago by the director Jonathan Miller in a production that starred a peculiarly cast Jack Lemmon, and it serves the practical purpose of eating away at what can — in sleepier, slower hands — result in a four-hour running time.
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The show, which can be watched on YouTube, spent about a third of its running time on the pension changes, but largely to praise Mr. Putin for taking responsibility for making such difficult but necessary step now, when he could have safely waited until the end of his term.
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In fact, the pair get on so famously that they've very generously put together this ten-tone-heavy mix of fractured industrial, parched dub, and deep-space grime, and if you find something to enjoy within it's dark, dingy, and dank hour running time, then you're probably reading the wrong website.
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Best about Hollywood: "Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood"The Manson murders loom in Quentin Tarantino's 1960s nostalgia trip, but the bulk of the running time is occupied by a slice-of-life narrative about the fading fortunes of actor Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and stuntman Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt).
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The company's leaders, dissatisfied with what they saw during an early run-through of the show (a "lions' den," in Cirque lingo, comparing the executives to predatory carnivores), abruptly ousted the show's leading man and said they wanted the running time cut by 10 percent, to get it under two hours.
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A critical and commercial flop, it entered theaters with a running time of more than three and a half hours and seemed to stand as a cautionary tale of an intemperate director permitted to indulge his every whim by timid executives who all but brought their studio to the ground.
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Between trips into the forest and swamp in search of the abandoned bridge, the running time is filled out with flashbacks to Hap's and Leonard's childhoods and a subplot about a pair of spree killers, one of whom is a towering disco queen in a white breastplate and ripped spandex.
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The brief running time of Phillip Youmans's debut feature is, in a way, an act of mercy; it is a story of such bleakness and melancholy, of so many lives in various states of distress and despair, that to dig in longer might be more than some viewers can bear.
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The brief running time of Phillip Youmans's debut feature is, in a way, an act of mercy; it is a story of such bleakness and melancholy, of so many lives in various states of distress and despair, that to dig in longer might be more than some viewers can bear.
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Directed by Lenny Abrahamson ("Room") and adapted by Lucinda Coxon from Sarah Waters's skillfully written Gothic novel, "The Little Stranger" is for much of its running time more interested in the sociological and psychological implications of Faraday's encounter with the Ayreses and their real estate than with any overtly supernatural doings.
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But it's a wonder that the opera, with rhythmic pitfalls and a score whose melodies drift as if suspended in fluid, held together as much as it did — a testament to the committed excellence of its performers, especially the JACK Quartet, which plays virtually nonstop during the 65-minute running time.
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The more interesting question this year, perhaps, is how the Oscar producers will handle the pressure to hold the show close to a three-hour running time, a marked departure from ceremonies scheduled to run 3 ½ hours that have sometimes dragged on to nearly four hours, as last year's did.
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"The video evidence is confirmed by a credible eyewitness report and our calculation that Dr. Meza's actual running time for at least one 5K course segment would have had to have been faster than the current 70-74 age group 5K world-record [an impossible feat during a marathon]," the statement read.
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Frankly, director/co-writer Johannes Roberts would have benefited from devoting a little more of the movie's 89-minute running time to introducing the characters, and a tad less to fabricating increasingly dumb ways to tease out the protagonists' predicament, especially with the air in their tanks creating a built-in expiration point.
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The idea that the granddaughter of ultimate evil will ultimately choose good is a potentially potent one, but it can't have much of an impact unless we know what the stakes are for most of the story's running time, unless the temptations she faces feel more real than they do in these films.
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It's smart about only introducing the characters viewers absolutely NEED to know to proceed in the series, but there are still roughly a dozen of these characters, and even with a one-hour, five-minute running time, it's something of a sprint to the cliffhanger ending that actually kicks off the bulk of the story.
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As we head into Sunday, the academy is offering a show with no host, the usual 24 awards and speeches, award-winning actors giving awards to other actors, a running time that will eclipse the hoped-for three-hour cap, and a stage that's been likened to a giant vulva and Donald Trump's hair.
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And maybe more importantly, the rest of how an individual leads his or her life will probably give a better picture of what she or he will need to do to achieve a desired outcome (such as lose weight, or achieve a better running time, or get stronger, or whatever it happens to be).
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As another example, the practical running time of computer algorithms that slave away unseen for us (minimizing travel time, distance, cost, etc.) needs to grow far less than exponentially even if they are working on problems with an exponentially increasing number of possible solutions (for example, ever-growing possible combinations of routes and fares).
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By the end of its trim, 80-minute running time, Kedi is asking questions like "How do we live in society without destroying each other?" and "Could you ever prove God exists?" without straining under the burden of those questions — a remarkable feat for a movie that spends so much time on cute kitten footage.
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The Revenant, (83%) from Sight and Sound: Starring as Glass, Leonardo DiCaprio is on screen for most of the film's running time, which is listed at 156 minutes but which I am fairly sure is closer to 17 hours... The Revenant closes on a heaving, sweaty flop, a physical collapse at the end of an endurance test.
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"The core of enthusiastic and loyal 'Blade Runner' fans were over 29.6 and predominantly male and propelled the film as expected to the top spot, but a lengthy running time and lesser interest among females made it tougher for the film to reach the original weekend box office projections," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst with comScore.
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What makes Twin Peaks so magnetic is the way it proceeds like a fairly normal small-town drama for much of its running time, but punctuates otherwise typical arcs with flashes of something else entirely — like a story about a love triangle being interrupted by a sudden, shocking vision of a dark horror from beyond time.
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The streaming economy has produced excessively long pop albums, too; the Weeknd's Starboy, to choose a particularly bloated recent example, clocks in at over an hour, inflating its running time with endless filler tracks, because albums with more songs on them chart faster, due to the method Billboard uses to convert streaming data into counted album sales.
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