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Mid90s

Mid90s

2018
Comedy, Drama
1h 25m
Follows Stevie, a thirteen-year-old in 90s-era LA who spends his summer navigating between his troubled home life and a group of new friends that he meets at a Motor Avenue skate shop.

Directed by:

Jonah Hill

Screenwriter:

Jonah Hill

Starring:

Katherine Waterston, Harmony Korine, Lucas Hedges, Jerrod Carmichael, Sunny Suljic, Na-kel Smith, Ryder McLaughlin, Olan Prenatt, Gio Galicia, Alexa Demie, Nicholas Edmunds, Liana Perlich

Genres:

Comedy, Drama

Country:

USA

Language:

English
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Mid90s

2018
Comedy, Drama
1h 25m
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fredericg54frederic_g54
Rated 11 Apr 2019
7
58th
(after repeat viewings) Pleasantly surprised by this debut from Hill. Essentially a plotless movie, yet one with genuine character work at its core and I loved the low-key 4:3 photography from Christopher Blauvelt. Nice soundtrack and score from the always reliable Reznor/Ross duo. Watching this in a theatre packed with roughly 100 young ardent skaters only added to the unique experience.
Rated 11 Apr 2019
deaddillydeaddilly
Rated 23 Sep 2018
85
84th
The ultra-nostalgic atmosphere and sharp comedic sensibility make Mid90s basically undeniable. It feels like a perfect film upon first viewing, but in hindsight could've used some further developing to the relationship dynamics between Stevie and his family. Everything that was on screen was great, though. Jonah will be a force.
Rated 23 Sep 2018
leonardisLeonardis
Rated 15 Jan 2019
87
53rd
I wasn't expecting the seemingly abrupt ending, but it was a fitting one I guess. Good performances from the lead and Lucas Hedges as well. I thought this was overall a nice little experiment from Jonah Hill. I enjoyed watching all of the kids goof off and banter off of each other. I didn't really grow up in the 90s but I did grow up with kids who talked like that. It's just a short honest look at growing up. I also liked the Reznor/Ross score. Good movie.
Rated 15 Jan 2019
seethruskinSeethruskin
Rated 05 Nov 2018
4
51st
Clearly the work of a first time director. Hill tries to jam basically everything he's ever liked into this film. The kids really carry this film. I could've watched them fucking around for hours. The ending really isn't where I would've taken it (I don't think this film needed such a climax ending), but the poignant moment between the brothers is a nice, although a little cliched, touch.
Rated 05 Nov 2018
jschlanskyJSchlansky
Rated 23 Oct 2018
78
72nd
Funny, emotionally affecting, great acting all around, could really use an extra 10-20 minutes.
Rated 23 Oct 2018
offlineozofflineoz
Rated 17 Feb 2019
80
75th
An excellent debut by Jonah Hill, full of heart, nostalgia & maturity. He does an amazing job in regards to the film's music & writing. Suljic plays the troubled teen very well, but the real star of the film is Na'Kel Smith. His subdued portrayal of Ray will go down as one of 2018's most underrated. This is a testament to Hill's writing, making every dialogue and interaction feel natural. Though I really wished it would have been 30 minutes longer as I was so invested by the characters.
Rated 17 Feb 2019
therealj_roTheRealJ-Ro
Rated 08 Jan 2019
85
85th
"Don't fucking thank people, they'll think you're gay." A movie like this absolutely panders directly to my tastes. It's a funny and slick screenplay delivered by investment-worthy characters, that doesn't even have to rely on a whole lot happening, exploring a specific period and place in time. I bought into this, hard. Sure it's nostalgia porn but it's MY KIND of nostalgia porn. Lucas Hedges gets to flex some serious muscle here in a killer secondary performance, and Sunny Suljic is a beast.
Rated 08 Jan 2019
twincinematwincinema
Rated 28 Oct 2018
70
52nd
Jonah Hill's directorial debut captures a time period pretty well, and luckily, doesn't bog itself down by being a PSA of bad behaviour. But the film could have been strengthened by filling out the characters around Stevie. When this film ended, a woman yelled out, "that was it?"
Rated 28 Oct 2018
nobambanobamba
Rated 28 Oct 2018
60
62nd
Amazing sound mixing. A decent slice of life movie, but the lack of a plot is compounded by a seeming lack of a message. Everything is too neatly tied up. Nobody suffers any consequences.
Rated 28 Oct 2018
paxtonPaxton
Rated 05 Jun 2024
58
35th
Spoiler Talk: As everyone mentions this feels very authentic from the uncomfortable abuse taking place at home to the hierarchy of the friend group to the clothes, music and scene right up until the car crash where afterwards reality just dissolves evidently and the mother that was upset her son was out too late makes a complete reversal and looks endearingly at the group of guys that just got him hospitalized in a drunk driving accident including the driver who evidently faces no consequences?
Rated 05 Jun 2024
mattorama12mattorama12
Rated 20 Aug 2019
76
80th
Growing up as a skater in the mid 90s, this was obviously right in the sweet spot for me. Ray was the real standout here. Has a really nice authentic feel overall. The actual skate scenes are undoubtedly the best ever put in an actual movie, and the in-movie skate video is pitch perfect.
Rated 20 Aug 2019
obdurateObdurate
Rated 24 Dec 2018
85
81st
A slice of life film is built upon buying into the relationships between the characters since generally not a whole lot happens. This is a good example of subgenre. The chemistry between the friends is really cool, it feels natural. Sometimes it's nice to have things explored more deeply but I actually think that the unspoken words spoke volumes and it didn't really need it. The relatively short runtime means it doesn't overstay itself; we get just enough. Very emotional with a bomb soundtrack.
Rated 24 Dec 2018
semioticussemioticus
Rated 31 Oct 2018
78
62nd
Good. Not great, but good. It is not an ambitious movie, and I think it achieves what it wants to. Could it have been better, or different? Sure. But this will entertain you, and it doesn't have any significant flaws.
Rated 31 Oct 2018
feublofeublo
Rated 15 Sep 2018
90
90th
Fuck yea Jonah. Something I'll easily re-watch. Hits all the nostalgic spots without being any bit corny. Na-Kel's character is also a screen favourite for me. I had a lot of fun and was caught off guard with emotion. Recommend for sure!
Rated 15 Sep 2018
pianosamaPianoSama
Rated 26 Jan 2020
70
82nd
Strong performances by a well-rounded cast only make the strong, believable characters feel more human than they already do. The grungy, gritty atmosphere is well-captured, the dialogue feels authentic and features plenty of 90's slang, & the style never feels forced. At its core, it aims to be an unabashedly honest character study & portrait of what teen life in the 90's was like, and it hits the mark much more than it misses. It's definitely not without flaws, but is well worth watching.
Rated 26 Jan 2020
arossaross
Rated 18 Jan 2020
78
60th
Some really good characters, but you're left wanting more from the movie. I get it was part of the intention that some characters have a lot they aren't putting into words.
Rated 18 Jan 2020
pratchett3Pratchett3
Rated 02 Oct 2019
7
50th
wish 50% of the characters weren't unlikeable morons
Rated 02 Oct 2019
leemarvinsleemarvins
Rated 30 Sep 2019
69
44th
This movie is all surface : cool 90's rap, finding your self expression and budding identity in skating, filming and your surrogate family. But it's damn good thing that this film doesn't outstay it's welcome (85 min) because there isn't much of a story. A solid "hang-out movie".
Rated 30 Sep 2019
korteeKortee
Rated 13 Sep 2019
88
96th
Magical how they managed to capture the vibe of the era. The summer head, the smell of the dry pavement - it was all there. Oh don't forget about the soundtrack.
Rated 13 Sep 2019
judo_koalaJudo Koala
Rated 22 Jul 2019
72
42nd
Cute Bildungsroman suffused with surface nostalgia and juvenile-delinquent dialogue that could have easily been discarded banter from 'Superbad' improv takes. Ultimately forgettable.
Rated 22 Jul 2019
corbadCorbad
Rated 28 May 2019
75
66th
Has its moments of nuanced angst, childlike wonder, and emotional weight, but an equal number of "honest" moments that are just uncomfortable or painful to watch and serve little purpose other than to be uncomfortable or painful, and made me feel bad for the actor instead of the character.
Rated 28 May 2019
kgbelliveaukgbelliveau
Rated 11 May 2019
80
51st
A huge part of this film plays on the viewers want for a throwback film that represents a time that was much different than today and it wasn't all that long ago. Hill does a great job recreating the era of the 90s skate scene and creates interesting characters to set within this world. Sunny Suljic was a great lead as Stevie "Sunburn" and played his coming of age brilliantly.A solid debut as a director from Hill.Going forward in his career he may want to give a little more closure to his films
Rated 11 May 2019
jnydamjnydam
Rated 26 Apr 2019
56
46th
A movie that feels all over the place with its messages. Movie Fish Tank was made much better and felt related. Moving at times but just kinda meandering...
Rated 26 Apr 2019
braddad68braddad68
Rated 23 Apr 2019
100
97th
This movie is now in my Top 5 of 2018. Jonah Hill joins a master-class of filmmaking with this one. Even though multiple non-actors were used in some of the major roles, it made it even more authentic. Just a great little snapshot of one boys world, growing up in the Mid-90s.
Rated 23 Apr 2019
laikalaika
Rated 23 Apr 2019
82
84th
Marred by a too dramatic climax, but other than that this is an astonishing debut as director for Jonah Hill. Almost feels like a companion piece to last year's Skate Kitchen and as great as that film was, this one is even better.
Rated 23 Apr 2019
goldblumingGoldbluming
Rated 26 Mar 2019
67
29th
Far too intense and dare I say triggering for me
Rated 26 Mar 2019
edwardedward
Rated 25 Feb 2019
82
67th
This is pretty much the more wholesome, romantic sequel to Kids with a lot of Van Sant and Linklater influence. The writing is a bit better than Kids, and better executes the imperative teen sex scene. Great soundtrack--absolute fantastic use of music in a film. Jonah Hill is a true filmmaker, but next time he should collaborate on the script. Skate scenes with Morrissey and the Mamas and the Papas is different, but very much welcomed.
Rated 25 Feb 2019
ribcageribcage
Rated 21 Feb 2019
71
61st
I can't tell if it's meant to have meaning or if its slice of life nostalgia is so crafted in its authenticity to allow me to project my own memories and knowledge onto it.which I hope is the point bc looking beyond that I see alot of bleakness. Great acting spot on dialogue, loved that it's fullframe
Rated 21 Feb 2019
kasperlKasperL
Rated 18 Feb 2019
70
65th
Great casting. Borders on being too slight and/or somewhat vacuous, however.
Rated 18 Feb 2019
rittehRitteh
Rated 22 Jan 2019
72
69th
As with most A24 movies, this is a well done, arthouse style movie, similar to Moonlight, with an equally unrelatable (to me) group of people. Kind of weird watching Sunny play a 4th grader one weekend (The House with a Clock in the Wall) and then this drug, sex, booze, smoking, and skating obsessed kid the next. That all being said, the movie was somewhat enjoyable and I wasn't as bored as I sometimes am in these kind of movies. (Shot in 4:3 but displayed in 16:9, ick.)
Rated 22 Jan 2019
igormacheteigormachete
Rated 05 Jan 2019
70
39th
Fine, but feels a bit empty – everything is played too straight. It's short and enjoyable though, leaves you with a warm feeling in the end
Rated 05 Jan 2019
vandelay1Vandelay1
Rated 31 Dec 2018
33
25th
not so good
Rated 31 Dec 2018
glumpy99glumpy_99
Rated 31 Dec 2018
73
45th
Aimless depiction of teen life in the 90s era often feels like a somewhat neutered paraphrase of KIDS; 'shot-on-videotape' aesthetic works to the film's benefit and Hill proves he can draw realistic, improvisational performances from his actors. Lack of cohesive plotting becomes frustrating after a while, especially when a couple of major life shaking events are dropped in without explanation. Hedges delivers an impressively intense performance, but why no hint of a back story for his character?
Rated 31 Dec 2018
theligerbombTheLigerBomb
Rated 26 Dec 2018
87
43rd
Jonah Hill's Mid90s is a pillar of nostalgia in modern cinema. Amongst the likes of American Graffiti, and Dazed and Confused, this film captures the teenage spirit of a seemingly happier time.
Rated 26 Dec 2018
fuzzleshnopsfuzzleshnops
Rated 03 Nov 2018
92
91st
That 80s cartoon skateboard was hella dope.
Rated 03 Nov 2018
sellissellis
Rated 30 Oct 2018
48
15th
Why was this film made? You can describe the literal things in it, but it amounts to a hollow experience. The protagonist is small, quiet, bold. His brother drinks orange juice and physically abuses him. Halfway thru, character dynamics/backstory are revealed through a monologue which creates the semblance of moral clarity. Next scene - all momentum is ignored. This says nothing about the 90s beyond surface aesthetics. At best, amusing. At worst, horrible performances and phoned-in emotions.
Rated 30 Oct 2018
natebarriosnatebarrios
Rated 20 Oct 2018
80
87th
i had that ninja turtles blanket and the soundtrack is basically the music i was raised to, so of course i loved it, the fuck you thought?
Rated 20 Oct 2018
mistereeemistereee
Rated 15 Jun 2024
80
80th
Very real feeling. True to life and that time period. Sadly, none of the kids have dads. Shows how hard it is to make sense of life when one doesn’t have stability at home. Well made movie.
Rated 15 Jun 2024
doyler29doyler29
Rated 16 Jan 2024
80
68th
I think the nostalgia angle of this film is a little over-emphasized. I was already in my mid-20's by the mid-90's, and I have never skateboarded, but there's a lot I related to in this film because, at heart, it's a nice portrayal of what being a teenaged boy is like for so many people. It creates it's era vividly, but it's really about those initial moves away from family and towards becoming your own person.
Rated 16 Jan 2024
anarchisticaanarchistica
Rated 13 Dec 2023
80
81st
Boyhood, but good. Mid90s gets the feeling of the era exactly right, making it feel genuine rather than nostalgia bait. Suljic and the rest of the cast are utterly believable, and you actually care for their characters. Mid90s tells a simple story, but does it perfectly. It was especially nice to see something shot on 16 mm film.
Rated 13 Dec 2023
nathanbatesNathanBates
Rated 23 Jun 2023
60
35th
I guess what I'm looking for in a movie is a bit more than some random anecdotes with a good soundtrack. The ambience is nice, but ultimately feels empty, especially for someone who didn't grow up in the skateboard culture.
Rated 23 Jun 2023
psimpsim
Rated 08 Nov 2022
75
49th
Fuck, shit, this was pretty good!
Rated 08 Nov 2022
thereminjamThereminJam
Rated 08 Oct 2021
76
39th
Very abrupt yet somewhat fitting ending. Wish we got more character development all around. Not bad, but wouldn't watch it again.
Rated 08 Oct 2021
metismetis
Rated 06 Aug 2021
70
45th
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Rated 06 Aug 2021
karbonaichKarbonaich
Rated 22 Jul 2021
50
6th
w/ Büsra
Rated 22 Jul 2021
mjoc0723mjoc0723
Rated 06 Apr 2021
10
2nd
There has never been a good movie made about skating/skateboarding. This is no exception. Then, to film it in 1.33:1 aspect ratio just makes it even more unwatchable. No film should ever be shot in anything lower than 1.77:1. Jonah Hill should stick to acting because he sucks at directing.
Rated 06 Apr 2021
kadikoykadikoy
Rated 11 Mar 2021
45
16th
90 lı yıllarda Amerikan varoşluğu. 13 yaşında evin en küçük oğlu, kendi yaşından büyük çocuklarla kaykayla kayıp kanka oluyorlar. Büyüme sancılarını çocuk yaşta öğrenmek zorunda kalır. 90'ların karanlık kamerasını kullanmayı seçen Jonah Hill, kendi çocukluğuna götürüyor. Fakat 90'lı yılların kara günlerini göstermesi sanki Arka Sokaklar dizisi gibi. Çok bayat ve sığ. Filmin sonunda, araba kazası. Kaç yaşında milli oldun?
Rated 11 Mar 2021
lethiaslethias
Rated 22 Feb 2021
90
89th
I'm biased with rating this one so high, but it really hits me where I feel - I was trying to skate around this kid's age, I was trying all kinds of stuff and was like a sponge. It's not a perfect movie and some character progression isn't really progression but the vibe is great. It's a shallow movie but what the fuck are you if not shallow at 12. You think that things that are shallow rule, are cool, are something to be looked upon. Would watch again, maybe with a beer and joint this time.
Rated 22 Feb 2021
dogeatmoondogeatmoon
Rated 19 Oct 2020
70
55th
Fuck that car-crash scene.
Rated 19 Oct 2020
astrakhanastrakhan
Rated 10 Oct 2020
81
80th
Likeable characters and a really authentic feel. I can almost believe this was filmed in the period, Boyhood-style.
Rated 10 Oct 2020
harmonicaHarmonica
Rated 07 Jun 2020
73
45th
Honest, nostalgic, sharp-edged but overall warmhearted slice of life drama. Hill and the young cast do great work, sensitively portraying the growing pains of adolescents amidst the drop-out sub-culture of the era and the long hot summers that went on forever. Hill broaches good empathy with his characters even given the sparse screenplay. Things were slow-paced and intimate back then. Whole afternoons crept by on the walk between places and the rest of the world might as well not have existed.
Rated 07 Jun 2020
dreadpirateDreadPirate
Rated 01 May 2020
54
18th
While the emotional journey was there, this movie was just poorly acted and realized.
Rated 01 May 2020
thatyoungmthatyoungm
Rated 15 Apr 2020
86
37th
Jonah Hill's directorial debut works mostly due to natural writing and acting on display. In a film about growing up in the 90's, these characters feel real and the frustrations and growing pains they endure also feel real. The movie is at its best when it drifts away from angsty cliches and instead allows its characters to interact and talk through their troubles in their own inarticulate ways.
Rated 15 Apr 2020
twirlipofthemiststwirlipofthemists
Rated 19 Jan 2020
9
94th
Touching, cool soundtrack.
Rated 19 Jan 2020
bownBown
Rated 12 Dec 2019
77
42nd
A somewhat sparse but clearly authentic debut outing from Hill with some fantastic performances and also Lucas Hedges as a bullying older brother which doesn’t really work but hey.
Rated 12 Dec 2019
nuotionuotio
Rated 10 Sep 2019
58
60th
Confident directing debut from Jonah Hill; he's especially good with fitting music with imagesf. It's a nice period piece with believable performances from the young cast. It reminded me of Shane Meadow's "This is England" and there were a couple of scenes that felt oddly familiar. It's definitely worth a watch for anyone interested in 90's and skater culture, but the story could have used a bit more digesting as it doesn't seem to amount to pretty much anything.
Rated 10 Sep 2019
chmulcr0nchmul_cr0n
Rated 26 Aug 2019
67
47th
I like the concept and the cinematography. But Jonah Hill is neither a good writer nor a good director. I don't know if the dialogue was too forced or if those kind of lines did not come naturally to these actors, but every time someone spoke they reminded you that you're watching a movie right now, with actors saying someone's dialogue and a screenwriter who is trying to tell you something or advance the plot. It feels like they just hung out and shot some shit, but didn't try that hard.
Rated 26 Aug 2019
jehoferJehofer
Rated 11 Aug 2019
19
6th
Really poor mixture of 'Kids' and 'Boyhood' - inauthentic from the beginning to the end.
Rated 11 Aug 2019
luordluord
Rated 26 Jul 2019
61
47th
It's relatively well made, but damn some scenes are painful to watch and maybe outright unnecessary.
Rated 26 Jul 2019
fenixdownfenixdown
Rated 23 Jul 2019
78
66th
Highly accurate portrayal of skaters.
Rated 23 Jul 2019
ofterdingenOfterdingen
Rated 11 Jul 2019
71
79th
Perfectly balanced.
Rated 11 Jul 2019
hofschneiderHofschneider
Rated 17 Jun 2019
55
10th
Everything at this movie screams Bernie-Bro; auteur-theory fetich; slap-on-the-wrist-boys-will-be-boys-misogyny. This movie has the EQ of Bill Simmons but radicalized and emotionally numbed by the internet. Always throwing shit, never having to catch it. Always self-aware of its own pose, never being vulnerable with a posture. Jonah Hill, ladies & gentleman, the manic starfish from Superbad, entitled and empowered by the Scorseses of the world. Who would've thought?
Rated 17 Jun 2019
myfavchordsmyfavchords
Rated 04 Jun 2019
73
37th
The cast does a good job in this film. The story has a number of good moments but it is not plot heavy. The film is entertaining but nothing really groundbreaking. Overall I would recommend this film.
Rated 04 Jun 2019
yoshinarutoYoshinaruto
Rated 01 Jun 2019
90
97th
Mid90s is a very short, but very engaging movie. The characters, even those with less screen time, are very memorable. And the development of the main character is quite interesting. Overall very solid movie, with few faults. Really surprised me how much I loved this.
Rated 01 Jun 2019
wwallce4prezWWallce4prez
Rated 13 May 2019
70
46th
While much of Hill's writing and direction is kind of just allowing these kids to to hang together, that isn't bad. Their chemistry allows them to find some touching moments in a story devoid of much plot. Find your people.
Rated 13 May 2019
damildamil
Rated 25 Mar 2019
70
67th
Coming-of-age movies are a favourite sub-genre of mine, so I was biased, but I quite liked it. Nothing amazing, but it felt very sincere for the most part, and there were some good performances from the young cast. It captured youth really well in general and wasn't too saccharine. I really hope we see more from Jonah Hill as a writer/director.
Rated 25 Mar 2019
war_machineWar Machine
Rated 13 Jan 2019
80
78th
Theiryoungestrubinlikehisolderbro+nicknames+fallsoffrooflmao+rubinjealous+realbigbrobullieshim-onefriendpunkshimlol+wowoldergirllool-sheput2ofmyfingersinhervaginaLOL+brotrygetthroughtohimouttanowherelolbutendsuphittinghimthencryfreaking-steviechokesself-hedoesalotofselfharm+momgoestofriendslol+fightsrubin+fuckshitflipscar-steviealmostdie+endguyshowshismovieofthem
Rated 13 Jan 2019
dmcrimsonDMCrimson
Rated 07 Jan 2019
76
30th
A decent first directorial attempt to combine the atmosphere of KIDS and a love of VHS skate videos.
Rated 07 Jan 2019
umutheatreumutheatre
Rated 03 Jan 2019
79
61st
Mid90s'a bayıldım! Her ne kadar ilk 20 dakika boyunca Jonah Hill gibi bir adam nasıl böyle kasvetli bir film çekebilir diye sorduruyor olsa bile film doruk noktasına çıktığında kendisini izleyiciye aşık ediyor, duygulandırıp ağlatıyor.
Rated 03 Jan 2019
darrenDarren
Rated 01 Jan 2019
77
69th
The transition Jonah Hill has made since his roles in Accepted and Superbad in nothing short of inspirational. I think I watched too many interviews with him before seeing this and got too hyped. Flick is a bit dishonest cuz it isn't fully Hill's truth which like only matters to me cuz I was that poor loser desperate for longing in a subculture. He could've just been rich somewhere. Still love u a lot Jonah Hill.
Rated 01 Jan 2019
capodelnullacapodelnulla
Rated 26 Dec 2018
70
57th
materyaline hayran kaldığı hissi veriyor olması yararına işlemiyor, zira slacker'ın benzeri bir yere birbirine görece daha bağlı sekanslarla gitmeye çalışırken ne yapmak istediğine tam karar veremiyor ve birçok noktadan anlatı törpüleniyor. bu açıdan anlatısına ve esasen derinleştirmediği karakterlerine biraz daha mesafeli dursa daha etkili olabilir. yine de yakalamaya çalıştığı dönem hissini kotarması bu problemlerin etkisini düşürüyor.
Rated 26 Dec 2018
spunkieSpunkie
Rated 23 Dec 2018
55
52nd
I appreciate Jonah and hail him as a filmmaker for the future. This one barely went for me though, it doesn't do anything wrong in particular, it lacks some juice.
Rated 23 Dec 2018
sheepslashersheepslasher
Rated 08 Nov 2018
3
56th
Suburbia-lite
Rated 08 Nov 2018
anttirAnttiR
Rated 06 Nov 2018
79
34th
Enternaining, but I did not liked the typical american undertone of bad things happening immediately if you have some fun.
Rated 06 Nov 2018
wokelsteinwokelstein
Rated 29 Oct 2018
89
86th
An impressive directorial debut from Jonah Hill. You don't realize how conventional the material is, a young kid finding his place within a hidden subculture (essentially the storyline every other youth movie since the 60s), as Hill's Larry Clark-isms still pack a punch. And there's something about this family's dysfunction that we can't quite tease out and resolve. It remains out of reach.
Rated 29 Oct 2018
cowfrappecowfrappe
Rated 22 Oct 2018
66
47th
The performances are good, and the score is great. But the aspect ratio and effects are gimmicky and the pacing is so slow.
Rated 22 Oct 2018

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