Pompo: The Cinéphile

Pompo asserts that films that go over 90 minutes are insulting. This film itself is 90 minutes (excluding four minutes for closing credits).

At the end of the trailer for "Marine" that Gene edits, "Marine"'s release date is written with both the month and day written as digits, with a dot between them. That's how release dates are written in Japan, but it's not how they are written in the USA or other English-speaking countries, where the month is usually identified by name, not as a number.

This contradicts that "Pompo" is supposedly set in a parody of Hollywood and is inconsistent with the on-screen text, including in the "Marine" trailer, being in English.

At the end of the closing credits is the logo for Peterzen Films, Pompo's film company.