Kevin Smith, well-known for his work on films like Clerks, has recently unveiled his latest project – The 4:30 Movie. This upcoming film is described as his “most personal film to date,” set in the nostalgic era of the 1980s. The story revolves around three 16-year-old friends who spend their weekends sneaking into movies at their local cineplex.
The trailer for The 4:30 Movie introduces us to Brian, played by Austin Zajur, who invites his crush, Melody (Siena Agudong), to see an R-rated film with him. However, things take a comedic turn as a theater manager, played by Ken Jeong, and various teen rivalries get in the way of Brian’s plans.
For Kevin Smith, this film holds a special significance as it pays homage to the coming-of-age movies of the iconic director John Hughes. Smith shared his personal connection to the project, revealing that the movie was shot in the same theater where he watched films as a child. The setting of the film in his hometown of Highlands, NJ, and neighboring Atlantic Highlands, further adds to the sentimental value of the project.
In addition to the talented young cast, The 4:30 Movie boasts a lineup of well-known actors including Justin Long, Rosario Dawson, Jason Biggs, Jason Lee, Method Man, and more. This ensemble cast brings a mix of experience and fresh talent to the screen, promising an entertaining and heartwarming movie experience.
Overall, The 4:30 Movie promises to be a delightful and nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans of 1980s teen movies. Kevin Smith’s personal touch and the stellar cast are sure to make this film a must-watch when it hits theaters on September 13. Get ready to laugh, reminisce, and enjoy the magic of moviegoing and youth in the 1980s with The 4:30 Movie.
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