Jonah Hill makes his directorial debut with this coming-of-age story about a teenage boy who finds his scene when he meets an eclectic group of neighbourhood skateboarders.
Chris Casey wasn’t contacted or consulted on Jonah’s film he ran the shop and was the first host of a skateboarding talk show which featured many of today’s favorite young og pros my homie gets overlooked by the game and he managed the shop that mid90s is based on I’m from the 90s era and one thing we don’t overlook we this who have and still hold it down for skateboarding not a hater or bitter old guy just speaking some facts
It was mostly a "oh fuck, we're old" laugh the crowd was doing. Because the thought of someone having to get into the headspace to be "someone from the 90's" is a nutty realization for people who actually grew up in it.
It is nice to see people in a genuine manner of being. They may have been nervous on stage, but their performance in the movie was incredible. All of the characters helped convey the emotions going on on-screen, which made it easy to find them all relatable in their own way.
I thought Jonah Hill's first film like many other actors who became directors would be like all pretentious and shit but it was actually incredibly heartwarming. He has these long shots mixed in with shots that feel like he's punching your face with the truth. The story was simple and in a way beautiful, including all the underage drinking, sex, smoking, and the homophobic shit people complained about. It's one of those stories where you just know it's real and there's no bullshit to it, or anything that's sugarcoated to make it more pleasing to the audience. It's the way it is. And when it ends you're left wanting more. BTW, I love that Fourth Grade got his little moment at the end.
V Gee ur a lame. These are all skateboarders who are going to great places after this film. While you’re on the internet hating on some kids doing there own thing
Doesnt matter what era skating, it has never change, I grew up with a group of friends we are still all together, we help eachother we struggle with eachother, always on the street, sleeping out side becuase we want to ride early morning we share half our food to eachother so we can all eat as a family, nothing has changed
I LOVE Jonah and this Q&A is amazing.. you can feel how close the cast got. I was literally smiling the whole time. Congrats to the whole crew!! Can't wait to see the movie! 💗
YIIIIKES IM NOT SURE HOW I CAN PROPERLY PROJECT VIA THE INTERNET HOW HAPPY THIS cast/crew/production or what it seems they’ve created (without even viewing) has made me... THANK U 💕🌸
In my opinon it was a ending that worked because the ending montage and the hospital scene showed they all cared and they were more then friends they are family
It wasn't a story to end, it was a glimpse into a life and that's how it ended. A look into a portion of a kids life and then it was over. It wasn't a story with an ending does that make sense?
What did you expect explosions?? It ended perfectly for what it was about. It recaped the whole movie without being redundant. The movie wasn't about skateboarders making it pro. It is about finding a place to fit in and that is exactly what it shows in the skate video.
Chris Casey wasn’t contacted or consulted on Jonah’s film he ran the shop and was the first host of a skateboarding talk show which featured many of today’s favorite young og pros my homie gets overlooked by the game and he managed the shop that mid90s is based on I’m from the 90s era and one thing we don’t overlook we this who have and still hold it down for skateboarding not a hater or bitter old guy just speaking some facts
It’s concerning how certain types of human characteristics can be damaged by a length of time in entrainment industry. Gotta have a level head and a bit a salt from the earth, to keep you solid.
I’ve been fucking with illegal civilization for years and seeing these guys on the big stage is a trip! 🏆❤️ can’t wait to watch the film in the future!
