A Movie of Convenience

Jessie Atkin posted a blog on Digital Landing about the new site that lets you in on where the boring parts of new movie releases will happen.

We all know and love Fandango. We can buy tickets (most importantly) but also read reviews. More popular review sites include Rotten Tomatoes (they’re usually pretty accurate in their ratings). Now there’s a new site that goes one step further in its reviews.

Runpee.com doesn’t care if the movie’s great or not, it wants the experience to be enjoyable. In that sense this site does something no one else does, they screen for the most appropriate times in any new releases to run to the bathroom. They list both the time (how long the movie’s been running) as well as the line/scene you’re waiting for before you run out. That’s right, sometimes with that extra large Pepsi there just isn’t a chance you’re gonna make it to the end. But hey, you’ve checked Rotten Tomatoes and you know the movie’s good. Well Runpee makes sure you only miss the less than necessary parts. How convenient.

Why? Why? Why?

Chris McGinn posted a blog on Digital Landing about an online service that can help you answer all your kids questions about life.

Any parent of a preschooler knows the drill? Why is the sky blue? Why do we have to wear shoes? Why are oranges orange? The endless list of questions can become mind-numbing.

I just stumbled upon Whyzz – a website that helps parents answer kids’ “whyzz, whatzz and howzz” with child-friendly answers. From simple questions like “where do rabbits live?” to more complex issues like the recent Iranian elections or same-sex marriage, the site is an interesting place to find answers to questions your kids ask–whatever their ages.

Whyzz is also available on-the-go on your mobile.

Found via Mashable