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Liked it=106 votes
Release Year=2019

Jason Orley

runtime=91 m

USA

genre=Comedy
No upcoming screenings. Available No Tickets Available artDate | amDateFormat: "dddd, MMMM Do"? artDate | amDateFormat: "h:mm A"? [[]] You may not purchase more tickets at this time. About It’s funny: humans have been growing up for a really long time, but somehow we still suck at it. Just look at sixteen-year-old Mo (Griffin Gluck). He’s bright enough and comes from a good family, yet his best friend is … Zeke (Pete Davidson). Yeah, that Zeke?the agressively unmotivated college dropout who used to date Mo’s older sister. Mo’s well-meaning dad (Jon Cryer) is less-than-thrilled by this state of affairs. His sister? Woof. So instead of spending his days readying himself for adulthood, young Mo is getting a very different sort of schooling. Zeke favors a nontraditional style with practicals in dealing, partying, and ghosting. Academia this ain’t. Working from his own sharp script, first-time director Jason Orley has created an all-too-real look at what it’s like to be a teenager these days. He’s aided by his strong cast, especially Davidson, whose loopy, boisterous performance anchors the film. The result is a coming-of-age tale that’s as fresh as a trending topic but still familiar in all the right ways. YEAR 2018 CATEGORY U. S. Dramatic Competition COUNTRY U. A. RUN TIME 90 min COMPANY American High WEBSITE EMAIL PHONE (917) 774-9845 Credits Director Jason Orley Screenwriter Produced By Jeremy Garelick Mickey Liddell Pete Shilaimon Will Phelps Mason Novick Glen Trotiner Executive Producers Ryan Bennett Michelle Knudsen Michael Glassman Director Of Photography Andrew Huebscher Production Designer Kathrin Eder Edited By Waldemar Centeno Costume Designer Samantha Hawkins Music By Zachary Dawes Casting Amey René Music Supervisor Laura Katz Actor Pete Davidson Griffin Gluck Jon Cryer Sydney Sweeney Emily Arlook Colson Baker Artist Bio Jason Orley is a Detroit native and graduate of the NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Big Time Adolescence, for which Orley also wrote the screenplay and which appeared on the 2014 Black List, marks his directorial debut. Orley has sold and developed television pilots at Hulu, TNT, and CBS, served as a writer on the Epix political-satire series Graves, and written feature screenplays for Paramount Pictures and Fox Searchlight Pictures.
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Find the best for your family See what's streaming, limit strong violence or language, and find picks your kids will love with Common Sense Media Plus. Join now Coming-of-age comedy has lots of alcohol, drugs, swearing. Get it now Searching for streaming and purchasing options... Common Sense is a nonprofit organization. Your purchase helps us remain independent and ad-free. Get it now on Searching for streaming and purchasing options... Your purchase helps us remain independent and ad-free. A lot or a little? The parents' guide to what's in this movie. The movie tells us that "All it takes is 10 seconds of stupid to ruin your life. " But the story's action suggests?the opposite: that people are resilient and that seemingly large mistakes can be useful learning experiences that put people who might be heading in the wrong direction back on track. Positive Role Models & Representations Naive Monroe falls under Zeke's spell, enthralled with the older guy's good-time, drug-infused slacker life -- a stark contrast to the straight and narrow of Monroe's caring parents. A 16-year-old boy smoking weed drives his car into a ditch and abandons it. The police find it the next morning and threaten him. An angry father punches?his teen?son. A young woman is seen after sex in a car with her childhood boyfriend. A teen boy reports to friends that he kissed a girl with lots of tongue and she rubbed against his penis. He later has sex with a friend's ex-girlfriend off screen. A high school sophomore asks a friend to bring condoms to a party. Tons of swearing, including "f--k, " "s--t, " "jerk off, " "p---y, " "bitch, " "ass, " "d--k, " "penis, " the "'N' word" (heard in a song lyric), "pissed, " "sucks, " "hell, " and "damn. " Drinking, Drugs & Smoking Multiple scenes of underage drinking at teen parties. A 16-year-old boy is encouraged to drink so much by older guys that he falls over and vomits. He drinks a combination of whisky, orange juice, cough syrup, and beer. The drug Molly is?mentioned, along with its purported benefits in combination with having sex. The same 16-year-old boy sells weed and alcohol to older high school kids in order to get?invited to their party. A 23-year-old quits his job when he starts getting a 16-year-old to sell weed for him. After Monroe is grounded for coming home stoned, his older friend urges him to ignore his parents and sneak out to deliver alcohol and drugs to a party. A 16-year-old boy smoking weed drives his car into a ditch and abandons it. A man snorts?cocaine in a bar bathroom. Monroe turns down drugs until he's trapped in a car with Zeke and a friend. They close the windows and fill the car with marijuana smoke, which gets Monroe high. Stay up to date on new reviews. Get full reviews, ratings, and advice delivered weekly to your inbox. Subscribe User Reviews There aren't any reviews yet. Be the first to review this title. What's the story? BIG TIME ADOLESCENCE centers on the woes of a 23-year-old slacker named Zeke ( Pete Davidson) and his terrible influence on his ex-girlfriend's far younger brother, Monroe (Griffin Gluck). At 16, Monroe is a naive kid who finds the seemingly charismatic Zeke very appealing. Zeke pays flattering attention to the younger boy, but -- as a drop-out who's working low-wage jobs until he gets bored and deals?marijuana on the side -- he's hardly the role model Monroe's parents would wish for. Seemingly for fun, Zeke encourages Monroe to drink to the point of vomiting and offers him hits from the marijuana he's constantly smoking. Monroe turns it down until he's trapped in a car with Zeke and a friend. Putting his pleasure before Monroe's welfare, Zeke agrees to close the windows and fill the car with smoke, which gets Monroe high. He arrives home nearly incapacitated to his caring but appalled parents, who are hosting a dinner party. Mom and Dad now are certain that the relationship with Zeke has become toxic and a threat to their son's welfare. Unknown to them, Monroe is eagerly supplying marijuana (provided by Zeke) and alcohol to high school friends in order to be invited to parties thrown by seniors. Is it any good? It can be hard to watch a good kid make so many terrible decisions, but under the capable direction of Jason Orley, that's the movie's strength --?it makes us care. Big Time Adolescence 's?script presents the older Zeke with understanding and even affection, almost admiring his completely uncensored and uncalculating ways. Zeke's drug-induced irresponsibility is clear but, in this compassionate view, it doesn't rule out forgiveness for harming Monroe, a kid he really likes. Davidson is perfect as the fast-talking trainwreck of a human who's as easy to like as he is to dislike and pity. Davidson makes us believe that all that irresponsibility doesn't erase the good in Zeke. Nevertheless, as the film ends, a clever camera angle suggests that Monroe will grow out of Zeke's influence and leave the eternally adolescent friend behind. And it's noteworthy that although the female roles here are peripheral, all of the girls portrayed are self respecting and far too smart to continue with oblivious guys who insist on playing games. Talk to your kids about... Families can talk about what about Zeke was appealing to Monroe. Do you think it's OK for a 23-year-old to be friends with a 16-year-old? Why or why not? What do you think about the movie's portrayal of drugs and alcohol? It is realistic? Do you think that Zeke has a substance abuse problem? Why or why not? At first, Monroe takes Zeke's advice on how to get a girl to like him. But how does Monroe feel about the advice when he sees how it affects the girl he likes? What do you think Monroe learns from the experience? Our editors recommend Excellent acting in poignant, mature coming-of-age story. Touching, funny, personal, and mature coming-of-age comedy. Poignant teen drama doesn't shy away from alcohol or sex. Superb, smart teen comedy has drinking, strong sex talk. Common Sense Media's unbiased ratings are created by expert reviewers and aren't influenced by the product's creators or by any of our funders, affiliates, or partners. See how we rate.
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