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''New York Minute'' is a 2004 teen comedy film starring Creator/MaryKateAndAshleyOlsen in their first--and last--theatrical outing since ''Film/{{It Takes Two|1995}}''.

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''New York Minute'' is a 2004 teen comedy film directed by Dennie Gordon and starring Creator/MaryKateAndAshleyOlsen in their first--and last--theatrical outing since ''Film/{{It Takes Two|1995}}''.



* TheCameo: Bob Saget as a man whom Jane and Roxy run past on the street. He stops and stares at them, surprised.

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* TheCameo: Bob Saget Creator/BobSaget as a man whom Jane and Roxy run past on the street. He stops and stares at them, surprised.
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* MurphysLaw: This film is LOADED with it, part of the things that go wrong are [[PlotInducedStupidity due to their own clumsiness]], and when it's not things just seem to keep happening back-to-back in order to keep the plot moving.

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* MurphysLaw: This film is LOADED with it, part of the things that go wrong are [[PlotInducedStupidity due to their own clumsiness]], clumsiness, and when it's not things just seem to keep happening back-to-back in order to keep the plot moving.
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*MurphysLaw: This film is LOADED with it, part of the things that go wrong are [[PlotInducedStupidity due to their own clumsiness]], and when it's not things just seem to keep happening back-to-back in order to keep the plot moving.
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* TwinThreesomeFantasy: When Trey enters his hotel room to find the freshly showered twins, he earnestly asks, "Is today my birthday?" thinking his mother had left them for him as a present.

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* TwinThreesomeFantasy: When Trey enters his hotel room to find the freshly showered twins, he earnestly asks, "Is today my birthday?" thinking his mother had left them for him as a present.birthday?"

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