Magnolia makes impressive use of its 188 minutes to explore psychological complexity in depth.
At Athabasca Falls, we had 25 minutes to explore an arresting scene.
It took only about 20 minutes to explore Dewey, even allowing time to browse through its few unimpressive trinket shops.
The trailer accommodates 10 to 15 children at a time and takes about 30 minutes to explore.
Rather than gently examining the sensitive issue of whether mentally ill people have the right to take their own lives, the interviewer took 30 minutes to explore in great and unrelenting detail my own suicidal depression, when I was 30 years old – how I teetered on high buildings and the edge of tube platforms.
The vignettes expanded to fifteen minutes, to explore more interwoven plotlines: a group of friends heading upstate for an emotionally tangled weekend, an all-female witchy weed collective with an oddball member who can't fit in, a couple who move to the outskirts of Ditmas Park, in Brooklyn, and are quickly abandoned by their entire social circle (even the Guy won't go out that far).
Nonetheless, with intellectual property (i.e. copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets) becoming increasingly important and relevant to (technology) companies around the globe, it is worth taking a few minutes to explore some of the possible motives/strategies behind Nokia's latest legal muscle flexing.
But there was no follow-up in the 97-minute film, which could have taken an extra ten minutes to explore the root causes of the rebellion.
Twenty-four hours later, animals were placed in the open field chamber again for 10 minutes to explore objects, one that had been previously exposed on the first day and the other, new object.
The animals were given 10 minutes to explore these objects.
