Mid90s
From writer/director Jonah Hill, MID90s is a moving look at Stevie, a kid living in LA in the 90s, as he escapes his turbulent home life with a new group of friends he meets at a local skate shop, plunging him into a world of fun, danger, and excitement.
Nominated for Best Editing at the Film Independent Spirit Awards. Nominated for Best Film at the Berlin International Film Festival.
"A terrific coming-of-age film from first-time director Jonah Hill. Sharp-eyed, tender and wise." - Rafer Guzman, Newsday
Running Time
86 mins
Year
2018
Rating
R
Kanopy ID
6743047
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Comments (16)
Amazing! Such a pleasure to watch this, this brought back so many memories.
Beautiful movie, man.
Captured the wasteland truths of the 90s. Friendships that bonded over emptiness, but sought to bring purpose out of nothing. Searching for something from beyond reach, so bring it down to the ground with pain. And yet unity. Made me cry with memories.
I had trouble with the opening sequence. Begins with a premise of abuse. Can't watch. Maybe I'll try again someday.
Excellent.
Never a big fan of Hill as an actor but this has the mark of that magic all
great directors have. Let there be more from Jonah, we need this quality
of film making.
A 90's America/California drama, broken home, kid searching for his posse and role models. Little bit painful for me, but a well scripted and cast film.
this movie has a bomb ass soundtrack holy fuck. matched with astounding visuals, i cant get enough of this
Although I wasn't around for too much of the 90s, to me this film screams 90s culture and the freedom there was before the 2000s tech boom. A perfect bildungsroman.
vanilla version of Kids
some fine ass music in this bitch.
this was fire. can't even front.
I cannot believe how beautiful this film is. So impressed with the cast and everyone involved. I really, really enjoyed it!
Poignant - well done!
good film, captured the uncertainty, anxiety and the excitement of the mid90's, I skated then....still do.
Such a great movie, BRAVO JONAH HILL!!!!!!