Atom User Reviews for Mid90s
I SAID HELL YEAH
This movie really took me back to summers in high school. Must see.
Clear your head and fill it with the noise of the grind against the concrete
great movie. definitely gave me the 90s nostalgia
Great Soundtrack too
Dope
This was such a good movie that I'd love to go see it again. It was unique with the story and the picture was shot amazingly. Highly recommend.
Great soundtrack.
Thps
Empty
very good and very real
A lil short and not for the easily offended but definitely worth the price of admission!
Bad movie
I hoping for more of KIDS like vibe but it was super tame and should've been more grimey.
Accurate aesthethic and very interesting, but the characters didnt get enough development and it was too short. Story didn't realize the way it was expected to
Abrupt ending ...
Honestly made me tear up a bit. It was very relatable and dam im just speechless
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Took me back to being a teen in the 90’s. Great flick.
Jonah Hill did a great job
#nostagia
A strong directorial debut by Jonah Hill. I laughed, reminisced, and had an absolute blast watching this movie.
All the music, fashion, living and what the world looked like in the mid 90's was amazing. You got to go see 😱. I wish it was the 90's all over again due to how terrific "Jonah Hill" directed the movie.
Dope flick
Great movie, nice to see what other kids where going through and the semblance and similarities in what I went through in the 90's. Great flick. thumbs up Jonah!!!
Great movie a little short and ending was kind of meh, overall well written!
Metacritic
The not-so-good news is that Mid90s never quite manages to make an impact, in part because it gives us so little to hang onto with the characters onscreen.
There are scenes that snap together nicely with some sharp and nuanced observations. But the film is saddled with uninteresting surface-level characters. There’s a phoniness exuding from the entire project, made all the more discouraging since the plot-light, shaggy dog story is trying to feel so real.
Jonah Hill constantly falls back on providing vague justification for his characters' behaviors, along with spoonfuls of sentiment to let the more dour moments go down easier.