The 4:30 Movie

2024
R
1h 27min

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Reed Northrup, Nicholas Cirillo, Austin Zajur, and Siena Agudong in The 4:30 Movie (2024)

A group of teens in the 1980s spend the day theater-hopping.

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Teen Comedy Comedy

Un grupo de adolescentes de los años ochenta pasa el día yendo de teatro en teatro.Un grupo de adolescentes de los años ochenta pasa el día yendo de teatro en teatro.Un grupo de adolescentes de los años ochenta pasa el día yendo de teatro en teatro.

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Trivia
Kevin Smith intended for the film to be rated PG-13, but it received an R, primarily due to jokes about masturbation. Unlike with many of his other films, he was not successful in getting the film to a lower rating.

Errores
The MPAA movie trailer rating screen shown before the trailer for Sister Sugar Walls is the incorrect one, being the one that is currently in use by the MPAA. The one that was used by the MPAA in 1986, when The 4:30 Movie takes place, was a still green frame which just had the sentence: "The Following Preview Has Been Approved For All Audiences by the Motion Picture Association of America."

Créditos curiosos
After the credits roll, there is a montage of outtakes.

Conexiones
Referenced in Film Junk Podcast: Episode 975: The 4:30 Movie (2025)

Bandas sonoras
Z100 Jingle ('The Flame Thrower')
Written by Jon Wolfert (as Jonathan Wolfert)
Performed by JAM Creative Productions, Inc.
Used under license

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what did I just watch.

Couldn't sit through the 2nd half of the movie, except of one joke where a character wishes death upon another was the only moment that made me giggle, other than that everything was so unnatural and cringe, not even guest appearances of Justin Long nor Jason Lee could have saved it. Clerks and Mallrats fans stay away and rather go see Chasing Amy on a loop, this is borderline criminal on pair with his Yoga Hosers attempts at humor. I dont know what the cause behind this trend, age? Times of political correctness? If that's the case I would appreciate more attempts in vein of Tusk and Red State going forward. Stick to horror genre Kevin. Thanks your fan.