When they say a movies is 1hour 38mins. Is that just the movie or is it the movi!
Question: How do the determine what the hour and minutes of a movie is?
Answers: How do the determine what the hour and minutes of a movie is?
The running time of a film does not count previews. I don't know what you mean by subtitles, but if you're referring to the opening titles (or the end credits) in a film, then, yes, that is counted towards the film's running time. The previews, when seen in theaters, usually extend the film up to twenty minutes longer than the actual running time (the previews tend to last about ten to fifteen minutes at a normal screening).
So, when seeing a film in theaters that is supposed to be about 1 hour and 38 mins. long, previews will bring the running time up to about two hours long.
To sum it up, running times that you'll see in the newspaper or on the internet don't include the previews, so the film is usually about ten or fifteen minutes longer than listed
Sorry if I sound repetitive, by the way.
No, just the movie. They don't count all the extra stuff.
well like if it is a dvd it would be from when you hit play from the menu to the end of the movie
From film beginning to last second of credits.