What does "pee spot" mean?
The "pee spot" of a movie is a humorous term, referring to the time when you feel that the plot of the movie is not worth holding your pee and watching, and you can go to the bathroom.
Introduction to urine point
Nowadays, blockbusters are getting longer and longer, taking more than two hours at every turn. So the problem is that we have to fight our bladders while watching blockbusters. Sometimes the plot is so attractive that we may not even have a chance to go to the toilet. In December 2010, Jiang Wen's "Let the Bullets Fly" became the most watched Chinese-language masterpiece. Some critics called this fast-paced film comparable to Hollywood movies "only jokes, no pee points". The term "pee point" gradually became popular after being spread by the media.
Origin of urine point
In foreign countries, someone has created a website called "Run to Pee", which brings a "Internet Diaper" to the audience. It will tell you in advance that there are "pee spots" in a certain film, and you can go to the toilet with confidence without worrying about missing the main event.
In 2009, an American movie website called RunPee became an instant hit in the world and was hailed as "the most practical movie website in history". Instead of winning with new movie introductions, plot revelations and interviews with movie stars, it took an incredible alternative idea to please movie fans: providing everyone with the best time to go to the toilet in each hit movie screening. RunPee means running to pee.
After the appearance of "Run to Pee Network", it was first introduced to China by die-hard fans of Douban Network and Movie Time Network.
