Judging by the "New York Minute" box office numbers — a dismal $5.9 million internationally on opening weekend, according to The Numbers — it's likely few have actually seen this movie. It got trashed by critics and sports an 11% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes, but some fans adore the movie, regardless. If you want to watch it, you'll have to pay because no streaming service currently has "New York Minute" included in its collection. Instead, the movie can be rented or purchased digitally through several sites. YouTube, Apple TV, Amazon, and Vudu, among others, all have the rent and purchase price respectively set at $2.99 and $9.99.
In the movie's favor is Eugene Levy playing a "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"-style role as the truant officer doing far too much work to try and keep Roxy from skipping school. Plus, "Supernatural" fans may be tickled to see Jared Padalecki before his monster-hunting fame as the son of a senator and love interest for Roxy. It was one of his last roles before he jumped in the Chevy Impala to save the world from demons, angels, and everything in between.
If nothing else, "New York Minute" will certainly offer a little nostalgia trip into 2004.
