Kevin Smith Releases The 4:30 Movie Digitally

Kevin Smith's latest film, The 4:30 Movie, is a nostalgic coming-of-age story set in 1986 that follows three teenagers who sneak into movies at a local cineplex. The film features a self-important theater manager played by Ken Jeong and boasts performances from actors like Justin Long and Rosario Dawson, reflecting Smith's own childhood experiences. Shot at Smith's own Smodcastle Cinemas, the film celebrates the joy of moviegoing with a myriad of pop culture references and Easter eggs. In interviews, Smith expressed his desire to reconnect with his teenage years and the significance of cinema in shaping those memories. The film marks a departure from his previous View Askewniverse projects, offering a more grounded narrative about simpler times. The 4:30 Movie is now available for digital purchase and rental across major platforms.