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List Price: $19.98Price: $2.99 You Save: $16.99 (85%)Prices subject to change.
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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9780764007910
Format: Black & White, NTSC
ISBN: 0764007912
Label: Starz / Anchor Bay
Manufacturer: Starz / Anchor Bay
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Starz / Anchor Bay
Release Date: November 16, 1999
Running Time: 70 minutes
Sales Rank: 69545
Studio: Starz / Anchor Bay
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Editorial Review:
Amazon.com:
The selling point of Josh Becker's high-concept heist picture is a gimmick: the film is shot in one long, (seemingly) unbroken take à la Hitchcock's Rope. The necessary cuts are actually hidden in whip pans and covered in darkness, but for all intents and purposes it looks like a real-time You Are There thriller, and Becker has obviously put a lot of thought into making it look smooth and effortless. Would that he put that much energy into the collection of neo-noir clichés that make up the script. Bruce Campbell (from Sam Raimi's Evil Dead films) stars as the square-jawed street-smart crook sprung from jail only to heist the warden's illegal skim from the prison laundry. His plan is plotted down to the minute but, naturally, begins to unravel almost immediately. If a junkie getaway driver, a stolen van, and a crime scene cased by proxy isn't bad enough, the bickering criminals blow their cover in front of hostages with a juvenile case of name calling, hardly the work of a criminal mastermind. Played for comedy it might have worked, but Becker presents the improbable escapes and a hokey romantic subplot in all seriousness. With only Campbell's disarming tough-guy performance and Becker's technical bravura to carry the film, Running Time comes off as an adolescent's idea of a Tarantino movie: naive, implausible, and contrived, a neat idea undone by a bad script. --Sean Axmaker
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This movie is totally different, and very fast paced. I think it is genious how they made this movie appear as 1 take. I looked for this title for many months, and I was not dissapointed in it.
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A must have for any Bruce Campbell fan!!! The film is not the greatest film ever made, but it is the typical Campbell one liners and side kick comedy. This film does have a little of everything action, comedy and a little romance. Check it out!
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Josh Becker's crime drama 'Running Time' is a very interesting and fun film. It is not the greatest film ever made but it is very entertaining. Bruce Campbell(Evil Dead Trilogy) gives a pretty good preformance in which his loyal following will not be disappointed. Becker uses the idea of real time, very well here, by making the film's story very time dependant. It is made to appear that the entire film is in just one shot, which is something that Hitchcock attempted with 'Rope' starring James ... Read More
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I saw this film at the Chicago Underground Film Festival. Sean Axmaker calls it an adolescent wanna-be Tarantino (Isn't Tarantino adolescent enough?) but he's WRONG! Running Time uses its gimmick to tell an effective, simple crime story without the "clever" pop refrences that Tarantino hides his thievery behind. Although I'm not a member of the Bruce-Cambell-Is-God club he gives a fine performance as the cocky anti-hero. This isn't a great film but its a damn good one. Highly Reccomended.
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this is the best damn movie ever. although i did not see it, it does star bruce campbell. bruce campbell is god. he should rule the world, with me at his side. i think anyone who disagrees should die a slow horrible death. and i think you smell bad too. go raiders.
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