The phrase "whole movie" refers to watching or experiencing the entire film from beginning to end without any interruptions or skipping parts. Full definition
There are two areas, however, in wrapping up the story which could have been easily improved and would have made the picture somewhat more convincing and whole movie going experience more fulfilling. (metacritic.com)
I'm very confident that ignoring continuity, refusing to re-shoot botched scenes, writing nonsensical dialogue (and in your words, making it up as he went along) and cramming in awkward stock footage (or creating whole movies around it) are considered marks of a less than talented director. (mutantreviewers.wordpress.com)
«It's on TV all the time and there are whole movies about IT security and hacking,» said Gartner analyst Anton Chuvakin. (cnbc.com)