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1873 examples of Minute in a sentence

The film was originally intended to be a thirty minute short; but someone had the bright idea of making it a feature film, so Jean Rollin went ahead, filmed another hour of dubious vampire nonsense and released the combined parts as a feature film.
I hated it, every last minute that I allowed to waste my time.
I am a huge fan of the first and second Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, they were both fun films that even the oldest adult could still have fun too, I grew up with the cartoon and movies, so I just loved them from minute one.
You know you are in trouble when Laurel and Hardy don't make their appearance in this film until the six minute mark!! Despite their being the funniest comedy team in the world, the studio insisted on sticking too many diversions into the film--including lots of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy-style songs and portions where the dialog is done in rhyme!
I first found out about this classic on You Tube by seeing the 4 and a half minute clip on there, and I was intrigued enough to get the movie.
By the time it ends you are thinking I'm going to kill myself if I have to endure another minute.
I loved every minute of this non-stop drama masterpiece.
C. Thomas Howell, Stella Stevens, Martin Kove and Andrew Pine put forth a minute portion of their abilities and compete with what looks like blow-up plastic ants the size of a house cat.
The ten minute short film Between Showers is best seen, perhaps, as a historical document.
many would simply class it in the same school because it is british, it features "hip" newcomers, and the direction is very flashy and effects rich.....well except for the british part this describes most every film coming out now. the last minute is as far from guy ritchie as one can get.
My favorite scene is the last minute.
When Olivier Stone is dead and gone.When his films have been long buried somewhere in the forgotten vaults of history...one 3 minute film clip from all of Stone's work will stand tall,like a giant Redwood.
We never for one minute believe Kirk Douglas is really the captain of the Nimitz.
This is a movie that overstates its importance every minute and ends up as the farce that it is, which might explain why it was out of theaters almost instantly.
Something closely akin to morbid curiosity kept me watching it until the end, despite the fact that I knew within the first minute that it was going be nauseous.
Does anyone know what was the opening music, in the first minute or so?
Within the limits of a 90 minute movie, and with the obligatory bows to the B5 universe, Thirdspace seems oddly truncated.
Entertaining to the last minute!
Unfortunately, ten minute plus scenes of overpaid actors watching 70s style monitors in silence does not make for riveting drama.
What began as a three minute student film has become a cult classic that seems to snowball with the years.
Instead, it's a 15 minute anti-Christian diatribe that gives new meaning to the word boring.
Every minute!
"Chasing Sleep" is from the first minute it rolls over your screen a perfect and decent psychological thriller.
While the movie takes off and creates minute by minute a perfect dark story it will take you at the same time on a ride onto that downwards spiral of loosing every inch of sanity a human being can possess.
I think they used up all their creative energy on "Home" and then just threw this crap together at last minute.
The exception being the last minute or two of the film that really tie it together in a very nice way.
One minute you can barely hear the actors, the next you are being blown away by music and/or background noise.
Let's talk about 'Polarization' here a minute!
The insane antics of the camel then completely take over the picture, resulting in a bravura tour-de-force of jaw-droppingly mad animation in which Humpty Bumpty snaps from wild pose to wild pose, howling in paranoia one minute and playing some inexplicably produced bagpipes the next!
One minute people are dying, next there having rough intercourse.
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