How well does Mid 90s replicate the 90s?

The movie is not necessarily very good, but it makes people see another possibility of youth filmsIt is more flavorful and more vigorous than the other two independent films of the same theme this year, "Eighth Grade" and "Skate Kitchen", almost with a real attitude of remembrance and memorial in restoring a period of ignorance and fearlessness, and fighting a cool and fierce bloody road in many traditional youth films, and is not shy of suspicion and never conservative in terms of plot and lines.

Compared with the deliberate disguise and beautification made to take care of all audiences, the straightforward presentation and complete outline may be more sincere, wine and blood, smoke and sex, pain and music, the dynamics of skateboarding and the commotion of youth are integrated, and together compose the prelude to the growth of teenagers in the mid-90s, Jonah Hill as a newcomer to the director is once again impressive.

The story revolves around the life of Steve and his skateboarder and surfing friends in Los Angeles in the 90s of the last century. Waterston will play Steve's single mom and Hedges as Steve's older brother.

Adolescence in the 90s is gone. A documentary-style clip of a young boy growing up. About family, friends, self.

Later children never had a chance to grow up to be street boysThe children of the post-00s generation make artificial selves in the online world of AI, make friends with AI, and live an AI life. Children really have to fall and be beaten on the streets, and their heads will be broken and bleeding before they can grow up.

Sigh for the boys who are becoming more and more feminine.

All in all it felt ok.

The degree of reduction is relatively high, which is very realistic.

Extraction code: r69rRelated introduction: "Mid-90s" is a feature film produced by A24 Films, written and directed by Jonah Hill, starring Sonny Suldik, released at the Toronto Film Festival on September 9, 2018, and released in a small range of American theaters on October 19 of the same year.

The film tells the story of Stevi, a teenager from a single-parent family in the mid-90s of the 20th century, who meets new friends and grows up in the world of skateboarding.

Mid-90s" is very reminiscent of life at that time.

The restoration of real life is in place.

Sometimes, there will definitely be a restoration, but I think it's a bit exaggerated.

Adolescence in the 90s is gone.

The degree of reduction is relatively high, you can take a look.