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Mid90s
Directed by
Jonah Hill
R
2018
86m
Comedy
,
Drama
7.4
81%
81%
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A 13-year-old spends his summer navigating a troubled home life and skating with a crew of new friends.
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Cast of Mid90s
Sunny Suljic
Stevie
Katherine Waterston
Dabney
Lucas Hedges
Ian
Nakel Smith
Ray
Olan Prenatt
Fuckshit
Gio Galicia
Ruben
Ryder McLaughlin
Fourth Grade
Alexa Demie
Estee
Fig Camila Abner
Angela
Liana Perlich
Teresa
Ama Elsesser
Zoe
Judah Estrella Borunda
Sam
Mecca Allen
Sara
Aramis Hudson
Skate Shop Customer
Sonny Greenback
5-0 Kid
Teren Delvon Jones
Homeless Man #1 (as Teren 'Del the Funky Homosapien' Jones)
Chad Muska
Homeless Man #2
Donovon Piscopo
Pro Skater #1
Kevin White
Pro Skater #2
Aaron Meza
Cop #1
Rick Howard
Cop #2
Chico Brenes
Cop #3
Donny Barley
Cop #4
Harmony Korine
Todd
Jahmin Assa
JJ The King of Beepers
Jerrod Carmichael
Security Guard (uncredited)
Jax Malcolm
Chris (uncredited)
Kasey Elise
Agnus (uncredited)
Zachary Read
Randon (uncredited)
Craig Reed
Driver
Mid90s Reviews
Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Roeper
For most of the ride, Mid90s feels like an accurate time capsule - and a relatable journey even if you've never been on a skateboard in your life.
San Diego Reader
Matthew Lickona
It's hard to tell if Hill is boldly refusing to adopt a point of view regarding dysfunction and its discontents, or if he just isn't quite sure what to make of it.
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
The issue is that I'm not entirely certain Hill has any concept of what it is he's showing or why it is so disconcerting.
Chicago Reader
Kathleen Sachs
An earnest effort that nonetheless relies too heavily on gimmicks.
Salon.com
Eileen G'Sell
If Superbad launched an entire subgenre that mocks male insecurity, Mid90s reveals, almost tenderly, the devastation of trying to hide it.
Film Comment Magazine
Michael Sragow
The film has a sketchbook quality, but Hill does something very difficult: he sustains the alternation of intense claustrophobia and release.
The New Yorker
Richard Brody
The drama is heartfelt but thin; despite some sharp and swift dialogue, the characters are bound to a defining trait or two, and there's little sense of style to lift the action past obvious intentions.
Vanity Fair
K. Austin Collins
What works best about Mid90s is what's casual about it-but what makes it verge on being genuinely original is all the weirdo stuff at the margins, which is too pronounced to be subtext and too minimally handled to really mean something to the movie.
Boston Globe
Tom Russo
It's as if Hill took his familiar sly humor and sneaked it into a segment from Richard Linklater's "Boyhood."
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Robert Daniels
There's a level above pure documentation, above assembling the relics of a different era and cataloging them across the space of a screen, and Hill never reaches it.
Detroit News
Adam Graham
At just 84 minutes, "Mid90s" feels brief, like a sketch rather than a full painting. But Hill is finding his footing, landing one trick at a time, and he's off to a strong start.
Pajiba
Roxana Hadadi
Mid90s uses a super-uncomfortable sex scene to make its young protagonist cool, because of course it does.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
A tender glance back at adolescence that dodges the kind of generational nostalgia suggested by the title.
San Francisco Chronicle
David Lewis
"Mid90s" is not brimming with plot, but there isn't a frame in which we don't feel transported to another time.
Arizona Republic
Kerry Lengel
Hill isn't offering a sociological treatise. "Mid90s" is all about lived experience. It's about a place and a time and offers little inkling of its characters' futures.
Newsday
Rafer Guzman
A terrific coming-of-age film from first-time director Jonah Hill. Sharp-eyed, tender and wise.
Us Weekly
Mara Reinstein
Writer-director Jonah Hill shows the joy and warmth that comes in finding true kindred spirits in a pre-social media era.
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Leonard Maltin
Though not everyone will be able to connect to the time and story on a personal level, it's extremely well done and feels real. That's the highest compliment I could pay to any first-time writer and director-even one as well-known as Jonah Hill
Houston Chronicle
Cary Darling
Not a lot happens in "Mid90s" but as a slice of teenage life, it feels almost like a documentary from that time, full of well-observed - if foul-mouthed and sometimes dangerous - moments that ring true.
Associated Press
Jake Coyle
Though affectionately and sometimes precisely recalled, Jonah Hill's thinly sketched directorial debut "Mid90s" feels both sincerely personal and highly derivative at once.
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