The phrase "movie time" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to mean a time for people to watch a movie together. For example: "It's Friday night - let's make it movie time!".
"Movie time is like college time," Baumbach said.
But come movie time, all such obstructions, including Pete, must be deflated.
Movie Time The Hamptons International Film festival calls it quits today with a full schedule.
Then, when it's movie time, they'll come up and say hello.
Before our eyes, the child became a man in a movie time lapse.
Nativity 2: Danger In The Manger! Yes, it's Christmas movie time already, with David Tennant.
The writer tried it out in his office, inserting "Movie Time," "A Dozen Roses," "After Dinner Mints," and "Ocean Breeze" discs.
Its fans, I suspect, will consume the movie time and again, in order to relish the bountiful links in which it delights.
As this year's cycle of summertime movie-time disaster and destruction winds down, the time seems ripe for a film to ponder just what we want from all those superhero fantasies and exaggerated adventures.
After that, it just takes its 'movie time' in getting done", and he expects to finish it by the end of the month.
Movie Time Film fans on the Island have something to look forward to tomorrow as two new weekly series open.
