6:30 (2005)
SIX-THIRTY (6:30) is the story of a rich, white, "All-American" 17 year-old named MORGAN, who has it all and loses it all in 24 hours. Morgan hails from a wealthy background. He has the affluent home, successful parents, a new S.U.V., loyal friends, is the captain of the football team and has a gorgeous girl, BRIANNA. Morgan, along with his two friends, DILLON and B.J., decide to skip school on the last day of summer and head out to the beach for a day of carefree fun in the sun. They get more than they bargain for. A seemingly perfect day at the beach becomes a twisted day of violent altercations, lucid hallucinations and unpredictable turn of events. The insatiable thirst for drugs leads Morgan, Dillon, B.J. and a shady newfound acquaintance, CALEB, across the safety of U.S. lines into the seedy underworld of Tijuana, Mexico, as the lure of cheap liquor, cheap women and high quality "meth" seduce the boys into an all night experience that will change and possibly end their lives.
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good back-story, and good acting
Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay
It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...
Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.
Morgan (Ryan Bragg) is a privileged high school senior. He has a father who is a driver and an alcoholic mother. He is the cool kid at school and likes his drugs. He decides to skip school with two friends and take the Escalade to the beach where his friend (Courtnee Hastings) with benefits informs him she is pregnant.Then the guys decide they want to score some more drugs. They end up driving to Mexico where they get into altercations.The film worked best when it was campy such as the breakfast scene and school scene. When it turned serious such as when the gf informs Morgan she is pregnant, or their run in with skin heads, the bad acting comes through. Movie marketed for the teen crowd.Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex talk no nudity.