Great nostalgia from an indie film. Loved how Jonah Hill actually used film for his debut. A good story with a good soundtrack. I would definitely recommend watching it!

Mid 90s Is Nothing Shy Of Greatness. From The Minute It Starts To The Very Minute It Ends. Keeps You Interested And Invested In The Characters On Screen And The Chemistry Between Them. The 90s Setting Is Phenomenally Executed. As A Viewer I Felt Transported Back In Time With The Representation. This Movie Is Littered With Easter Eggs And Timely Topics From The Period. Overall Mid 90s Is A Superb Movie That Anyone Could Enjoy And Deserves Recognition For Its Work!

I was once a skater preteen and teen in the 90's, and so this film had me seeing a lot of younger me, or friends I knew, at various times. A first half that looks to bring in a nostalgia for that time goes into a second half that will remind you of some of the life decisions you made and how we're lucky we got out alive. It's shot in 4:3 academy ratio, so that is what it is, but the 16mm look feels right for the film, and the audio mix is nice but nothing to write home about - not that it needs to be.

Jonah Hill makes his directorial debut with this delightful coming of-age comedy about 13 year old Stevie (played by Sunny Suljic) trying to fit it with his new skate crew friends while attempting to escape the harsh realities of his home life. All the young actors play their roles magnificently. A great film to watch.

Very riveting, love the shots, characters, and plot points. Everything I could ever ask for in a movie. However, I did not like how the beginning scene lasted a long time and the rest of the movie felt very rushed. The ending felt unfinished which I don't like in a movie. Still love it just nitpicking.