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Metro
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Metro
8 of Netflix's best 90-minute movies for when you're short on time
Sophie-May Williams Published May 23, 2025 10:21am Link is copied Comments What do films like Oppenheimer, The Irishman and The Wolf of Wall Street all have in common? As well as all achieving huge success, they also run for three hours or longer. Granted, we all love an occasional sofa sesh with popcorn, hot chocolates and hours-long binges, but sometimes we just haven't got the time. Instead, a 90-minute or so film will do - long enough to get hooked in but short enough that it doesn't take up the whole evening. Luckily, Netflix has got plenty of these, ranging from comedy to drama and everything in between, so there's something for everyone. Looking for your next quick film fix? Here are eight of the best 90-minute movies for when you're short on time… (Picture: Getty Images) Jake Gyllenhaal and Riley Keough star in this crime thriller that follows a police officer who has been demoted to a 911 operator. During one of his emergency calls, he speaks to a kidnapped woman and tries to save her. Bang on 90 minutes, and the suspense is real... Rotten Tomato rating: 74% (Picture: Netflix) Bad Trip is a hidden camera comedy film where two best friends, Chris and Bud, embark on a road trip and pull hilarious and creative pranks on the public. From a fake robbery to stolen police cars, its tongue-in-cheek humour that lasts for an easy 84 minutes. Rotten Tomato rating: 80% (Picture: Netflix) Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler star as husband and wife duo Nick and Audrey Spitz. During the first film, they take a trip to Europe where they're accidentally framed for the murder of an elderly billionaire. The second instalment sees them in action after the launch of their own detective agency, where they find themselves at the centre of another investigation after their friend is abducted. The first film is 97 minutes while number two is a shorter 89 minutes. They're fun, easy watches, albeit not critically acclaimed. Rotten Tomato rating: 43% & 46% (Picture: Netflix) Fancy some horror and drama mixed into one? Windfall is the perfect choice. It follows a burglar who breaks into a tech billionaire's empty holiday home, but unbeknownst to him, the businessman and his wife are planning a last-minute weekend trip. Fast-paced and fierce, this film comes with a 92-minute run-time. Rotten Tomato rating: 59% (Picture: Netflix) Lindsay Lohan is Maddie, a book editor who falls in love with her client, Paul Kennedy. However, he falls in love with her best friend Emma and the pair get engaged. While in Ireland for the wedding, Maddie makes a wish for true love, and wakes up the next morning as the bride-to-be. Short and sweet, Irish Wish runs for 94 minutes. Not a smash with the critics, but it dominated the Netflix charts with viewers. Rotten Tomato rating: 42% (Picture: Patrick Redmond/Netflix) Going through a break-up and need cheering up? Jen and Mel, the characters in this rom-com, have got your back. Played by Jackie van Beek and Madeleine Sami respectively, the two women befriend each other after discovering their boyfriend was cheating on them - with each other. So, they decide to set up an agency helping people to break up with their partners. This film wins the quickest run-time award, coming in at just 80 minutes, and a very high critic rating. Rotten Tomato rating: 89% (Picture: Netflix) What was supposed to be a fun weekend away in Croatia turns into the holiday from hell when Beth realises her best friend Kate is missing. Things soon get worse when Beth becomes the police's primary suspect and is accused of her murder. A nail-biting thriller at just 89 minutes? Err, yes please. Rotten Tomato rating: 41% (Picture: Ivan Šardi/Netflix) Ending with the highest-rated title. A group of teenagers living in the Bronx discover a terrifying plot to destroy their neighbourhood. The trio must work together to stop the vampires from invading and save their community. Heads up - you might want to concentrate from start to finish, as this all happens within the space of 86 minutes. Rotten Tomato rating: 90% (Picture: Jon Pack/NBC Universal) A version of this article was originally published in April 2024
Yahoo
08-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Juggalos Brawl With GCW Wrestlers During Violent J Performance
Photo Credit: Sean Ross Sapp via Twitter This weekend's GCW live event gave fans much more than they expected. GCW was in St. Louis this weekend to present its 'Amerika's Most Wanted' live event. In addition to GCW action in the ring, the event also advertised a live musical performance from Violent J of the Insane Clown Posse. Advertisement During his performance, some JCW (Juggalo Championship Wrestling) talent and GCW wrestlers ended up brawling on the stage. Violent J has worked with GCW before, including a cameo on commentary for GCW's Bad Trip live event. This brawl looks like it could also be the start of a storyline feud between GCW and JCW, something Violent J has said he'd be open to in the past. The Insane Clown Posse launched JCW in 1999, and the wrestling promotion has run full-time since 2011. Violent J spoke with WrestleZone's Bill Pritchard about his future hopes for JCW and said he 'admires the f*** out of GCW.' He said his goal is to get JCW on a similar level one day. Advertisement 'I've been talking a lot with Brett from GCW. I love picking his brain and I could do that for hours, I like to consider him a friend of mine. And I admire the f*** out of GCW, brother. If I could get my company anywhere, I would like to be where they are to where they put a show on. People know what to expect before they even announce any talent.' 'They know what to expect from GCW. They know you're going to get a level of entertainment guaranteed from a GCW show. I want JCW to have a similar reputation. But we're not very big into deathmatches anymore. I personally only like to see deathmatch stuff in like blow-offs and things like that.' Read More: Violent J: ICP Wears Clown Paint And We're Wild, It Doesn't Mean JCW Is A Joke The post Juggalos Brawl With GCW Wrestlers During Violent J Performance appeared first on Wrestlezone.
South China Morning Post
03-04-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Meet Jackass star Johnny Knoxville's girlfriend Emily Ting: a costume designer known for styling comedian Eric André, she also collaborated with Knoxville on Jackass Forever
Jackass star Johnny Knoxville was recently spotted at the Los Angeles premiere of Apple TV's The Studio with his girlfriend Emily Ting. Johnny Knoxville and Emily Ting share a dog, Bucket. Photo: @johnnyknoxville/Instagram Knoxville, 54, made his relationship with Ting public in 2022, only seven months after he finalised his divorce from his wife of 13 years, Naomi Nelson. Advertisement Just days prior to their appearance at The Studio premiere, Knoxville celebrated his girlfriend's birthday by penning a heartfelt and humorous post on Instagram alongside a photo of her and their shared dog, Bucket. Johnny Knoxville posted this birthday tribute to Emily Ting. Photo: @johnnyknoxville/Instagram 'Happy birthday to my best friend and baby from the luckiest man in the universe!! I love you much and I am eternally grateful to share this life with you. Now if you would just stop spoiling [Bucket] so much!!' Here's everything to know about Johnny Knoxville's girlfriend, Emily Ting. She is a costume designer Emily Ting is a costume designer. Photo: @theemilyting/Instagram Emily Ting is a Los Angeles-based costume designer with The Costume Designer's Guild. Ting frequently collaborates with comedian Eric André and has worked as a costume designer on his long-running Adult Swim late-night show, The Eric André Show. She also worked on André's 2021 film, Bad Trip, starring Tiffany Haddish.
