The 4:30 Movie

With its simple premise, setting and style, it's an attempt to recapture his indie beginnings, but it feels a little tired, especially after Clerks 3 mined some similar territory thematically. This does feel genuine, obviously, and I can't fault Smith for that, but I didn't feel a ton and I didn't laugh much. What bothers me the most is how awkward a bunch of the dialogue is, which is what Smith always excels at. Breezy and charming enough to be entertaining but disappointing as a Smith fan.