Fourth Man Out

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Fourth Man Out

2016

1h 26m

Comedy

LGBTQ+

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After celebrating his 24th birthday, a mechanic (Evan Todd) decides to tell his three buddies (Parker Young, Chord Overstreet) that he is gay.

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Helen T. Verongos

New York Times

02/05/2016

[A] tender, funny, but none too daring film ...

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Inkoo Kang

TheWrap

02/04/2016

40/100

Outdated, unfunny and unappealingly bro-y, this Outfest favorite only works if you're invested in one very specific way of being gay.

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David Lewis

San Francisco Chronicle

02/04/2016

3/4

This briskly edited film never fails to be entertaining, and appealing to all audiences.

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Ben Turner

The Pink Lens

09/02/2021

3/5

As Buddy Movies go, this certainly has an edge, but where its initial scenes take tentative steps into interesting territory, it doesn't take long before it finds itself wandering into tired narrative tropes and a clichéd vilification of effeminacy.

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Alexander Ryll

Gay Essential

11/03/2018

8

4th Man Out is a heartfelt coming-out comedy with genuine true-to-life awkwardness felt between lifelong friends, family and community as they support the sexual orientation of one of their own.

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Richard Knight

Windy City Times

04/13/2016

A canny twist on the typical 'dude comedy.'

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Paul B

@RT78882588 Dec 1

Solid, well acted and entertaining.

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Mr. B

@RT52297428 12/27/2023

My uncle wrote this movie so I kind of have to rate it five stars lol.

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Joe R

@RT88170989 06/11/2023

I loved it. It is a highly under rated movie.

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05/30/2022

Just love it so much

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02/23/2022

10/10 for the efforts

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12/30/2021

It's a little gem. I rewatched it again after several years in between and it totally holds up. It's silly, clever, giggle funny, so relatable (to me anyway), heartwarming and heartbreaking. It's a well constructed little film with colorful yet believable characters and it moves along nicely. Casting is absolutely perfect. I have to single out one particular scene, however, between the main character, Adam, and his mother and father in the family kitchen. Its tenderness and vulnerability are, imo, right up there with the best acting I've ever scene in gay cinema. Hell, in any cinema. Of course, these great actors are reciting some very well written lines. It's one of those you remember. If you're looking for a sweet movie to lift you up a bit in these troubled times - and there's zero wrong with wanting a little mental respite on occasion - clock out for an hour and a half or so, kick back and enjoy yourself. If nothing else, the eye candy will rot your teeth out. Enjoy!

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Synopsis

After celebrating his 24th birthday, a mechanic (Evan Todd) decides to tell his three buddies (Parker Young, Chord Overstreet) that he is gay.

Director: Andrew Nackman
Producer: Lauren Avinoam, Lauren Hogarth, Jed Mellick
Screenwriter: Aaron Dancik
Distributor: Gravitas Ventures
Production Co: Tait Productions
Genre: Comedy, LGBTQ+
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Feb 5, 2016, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Jan 17, 2017
Runtime: 1h 26m