New York Minute

2004
PG
1h 31m

IMDb RATING

5.0/10

26K

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Ashley Olsen, Mary-Kate Olsen, and Eugene Levy in New York Minute (2004)

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Buddy Comedy Teen Comedy Urban Adventure Adventure Comedy Crime Family Romance

Two sisters who just can't get along have to travel to New York City together and find themselves on numerous misadventures in order to accomplish their goals.Two sisters who just can't get along have to travel to New York City together and find themselves on numerous misadventures in order to accomplish their goals.Two sisters who just can't get along have to travel to New York City together and find themselves on numerous misadventures in order to accomplish their goals.

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IMDb RATING

5.0/10

26K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 6 nominations total

Videos14

New York Minute Scene: I Think We've Lost Him

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New York Minute Scene: Tickets Please

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New York Minute Scene: I Talk You Listen

Photos70

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Trivia
Last film to feature Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen together.

Goofs
All through the movie they talk about Jane trying for a scholarship to Oxford. But all the things during the fellowship speech have signs saying "study in London". Oxford university is not in London, it is, rather, in Oxford.

Quotes
Bennie Bang: [on the phone] You took my chip.
Jane Ryan: Roxy, did you eat this man's chips?
Roxy Ryan: No.
Jane Ryan: You sure?
Roxy Ryan: I didn't eat his chips.
[to the phone]
Roxy Ryan: I didn't eat your chips.
Jane Ryan: She didn't eat your chips.
Bennie Bang: No, not chips. Chip. My microchip.
Roxy Ryan: [on the phone] Listen, we need that book back. So meet us outside the Plaza Hotel in 30 minutes, or... I will eat your chips.
Bennie Bang: Huh?

Crazy credits
The Warner Bros. shield gets turned into a clock dial with the hands and chimes going around the actors names.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Van Helsing/New York Minute/A Foreign Affair/Supersize Me (2004)

Soundtracks
As Time Goes By
Written by Herman Hupfeld
Performed and Arranged by Jeff Cardoni

User reviews123

Featured review

5/10

Exactly what User-Rating says it is.

It's honestly always entertaining to read user ratings at the lower end for a movie like this because it genuinely leaves you puzzled as to what these people were expecting.

The Poster already communicates all you need to know about this movie: It's a silly, 2000s, teenage-girl-comedy, full of cliches, pop songs and very much a product of it's time. You've got your Pop-Rock-Band Cameo, playing a full song, some Minute-Long awkward dancing/styling scenes and your superficial love interests that do not contribute to the plot in any way. In the end everyone get's what they always wanted and everyone is living their best lives. I know, predictable.

Here's the thing: If you're reading this, chances are high you're not exactly the target audience for the movie. That's fine. Neither am I. Just keep your expections in check when you agree to watch this with someone.

The Movie knows exactly what it is and it succeeds at being just that. No attempts were made to make this movie anything beyond that and judging it for that is a little bit silly. If you went into this Movie with higher expectations, you really need to learn how to pick your Movies.