Great movie. I got emotional when Ray had the talk with Sunburn and said "alot of the time you think your life is the worst but if you look in their closet you wouldn't trade your shit for theirs" I wish I had someone tell me that when I was a teenager.
@@alynag5332 crazy you comment this today. I just watched it again last night. it was on one of the American movie channels. That American Honey is a good movie too. Lead character roles reversed from Male to female. Id compare the Sunburn life advice scene to "Bruce Springsteen Dream baby dream" scene on American Honey.
They really hit the 90s so authentic to the point they actually used 1990s hollywood cameras to film this. It was so weird watching this because it felt like a film from 1993 or 1995 all day long
It blows every other nostalgic flick out of the water. I was born in early 80s and it just nails absolutely everything, the grainy 4:3 image, the music, the clothes, the posters on the walls, the CDs, the pop culture references... It's absolutely mesmerising to watch, and kudos to those actors who managed to re-create an era they've never known.
@@matthewmclean1429 40 this year bro, I feel you, I'm from '86. This is movie eerily accurate, though. Takes you right back. No other movie has given me that spot on feeling
i heard this was filmed on 16mm film to get that authentic appearance. for a movie that looks run of the mill at a glance turned out to be really good!
Yeah thats so true its kinda ironic because when u are an adult u gotta pay bills and rent and insurance this and that and there goes your paycheck... like where's the freedom ... if u dont have a decent paying job ur stuck w that life
Honestly, when I was I kid, I wanted to grow up and be an adult already but now as a teenager at 16 years old, I really wish I could've enjoyed my childhood and middle school years more. I know I'm still young but I kind feel like I wasted my childhood. I kinda wish I could go back to being 14 years old
@@rmhd7550 Yoo same. Im 17 and i feel like social media has such a great influence on how we feel about growing up. Im still reminiscing about my younger days back in the early 2010s. Dont really want to grow up, and the only thing thats pushing me to grow up is that i want to move out cuz i have big family and want some privacy. So its balanced. But yes, I feel like I wasted my childhood as well by just playing games on my phone which ironically i still do. But middle school years were the best for me!
Born in '85. Divorced parents, abuse. An older step brother who used to lift me up by the throat and slam me. Self-harmed, ended up in A&E with nerve damage in my hand. Once tried ending it. Looking up to skaters - then being accepted by them - gave me an outlet; an identity. It being England, we skated mostly carparks, doing flatland stuff and trying to jump stairs. I wasn't the best. It didn't matter. I filmed mates jumping 10-sets on mini DV. Bernys Blades and Osiris D3s were the sickest shit you could own. A mate gave me his old Etnies deck which still had some pop. Without realising it skating gave me something to focus on and bridged a gap in my life. 20-odd years later, I'm a dad now and life is so much better than I ever thought it could be. Watched this movie - fell apart. Still do every time. Glad it exists. Thanks Jonah.
The fact that Jonah Hill is focusing on the greatest era in skateboarding and using real skateboarders (from Sunny, Nakel, and Olan) and actual skate spots is dope as hell. I honestly can't wait for this
cmy3k CCS mail catalogs lol. But really, some of the best skate videos were made during that time, and it was more about having fun with the sport and not the corporate behemoth it is today. Most of the big skate companies were thriving while still being independently owned and Nike SB and Adidas hadn't taken over the market yet. Even the warped tour was still centered around the skate and punk scenes of the time.
That moment when he opens the door to his brothers room and looks around with amazement reminds me so much of going into my cousins rooms looking at all their posters and stuff they had on the wall so much accuracy of this film aside from that it gave me a really good feeling inside watching this trailer made me even tear up a bit
It's been almost 5 years and this is still one of the best coming of age films EVER MADE. The fact that Jonah Hill made this himself makes it even better. Hollywood doesn't deserve the creativity Jonah possesses and I'm PRAYIN that A24 green-lights any project he puts his mind to. Plus to see the actors come a long way since here makes me so proud. Sunny Suljic with God Of War, Ryder McLaughlin with Kenobi, Alexa Demie with Euphoria. Jonah really made this his ultimate passion project n didn't miss a beat with casting, vibe, story and period accuracy.
No doubt Hill great actor. But can’t praise him on accuracy when he writes movie based alot on his childhood. Including the accident that he almost lost arm. Yet he cast that small kid? Respect him for talking about his weight issues and struggles and lost a lot it. Accuracy is the thing lacking in this film.
@@dudoklasovity2093 because south central LA is the center of the world right? Well, NO. The 90s were great all over the planet; if there it sucked, that's on them (or you?)
I feel nostalgia for a time period i wasn’t even born in. EDIT: lmao it’s been like 10 months and never thought i’d get this many likes this is awesome
It's because you feel for what we had and what you have now a days and compared to us your freedome is limited. too many rules. 80's 90's it was go out and learn.
@@emileogonzalez4454 exactly. I ain't a 90's kid either but hearing all the stories from my dad during the 80's and 90's really makes me wish I lived through that era. Things are so uptight now, I couldn't even imagine doing half of the things he did as a kid/teen.. it seemed so fun
I was born in the 90s but that doesn't mean I remember it and I was born in 96. I feel nostalgic for the 2000s Hope they make a mid-late 2000s movie one day, though
I love it when they use older cameras when they they make a movie that takes place in the past, lol sometimes I forget Im older then the kid that plays Stevie. Really felt like a film from the 90s.
The camera used to film was first made in 2006, and is still used in a lot of things today including recent things like black swan and the walking dead. Idk who told you they used older cameras. (2006 isn't old for a movie/tv camera)
William Lauzon did you ever get the ccs catalogues in the mail? I remember looking through there and ordering boards, t-shirts and hoodies on my parents credit cards.
no it's not weird. All of his experiences on set as an actor has prepared him for this moment. He knows what the rhythms of shooting a good movie opposed to a bad one should be like on set during filming. He's worked with great directors before. He was once a kid, acting, so should know how to work with them to try and get best performances possible. He grew up during the 90s. Hip hop is his first love so he is definitely going to treat the hip hop music selections with care, he got Reznor to do the score. Skating is a big part of the film as well obviously, so he's gonna make sure that is treated with love as well. He probably spent 3-4 years writing the script and it's his first attempt at directing. I'm sure he wanted to get it right plus working with A24 and they know how to put writers and directors in the position to make a great film. I'm excited for the movie and excited for Jonah. He seems like a genuine person, I think that's key to being a successful writer, director. He may end up being a better writer and director than actor. Here's to hoping this is a great start to a second career for Jonah!
I can relate to this movie so much it was almost hard to watch. Being 13, sleeping on the floor of my friend's house after dropping acid and smoking weed for the first time... Waking up just as the sun was beginning to rise and all of us skating off into the day. That's all we did. skate. Nothing else mattered. Well maybe getting as wasted as possible. And Connor, who couldn't do any tricks but filmed everything. There was a lot of suffering in most of our home lives but none of that mattered the second you arrived at the spot.
Its so true same here w my older friends... we just use to chill and smoke and drink beers... i just smoke squares they smoke weed... they would skate too i never really learned 😅... we just talked n laugh at ourselves n my depression was better somehow... for 2yrs I was best friends w those guys but after a tragedy happened the crew split...we were never the same... i never saw those guys again since they left and I went into deep depression n drop out of high school... so much shyt happened... never told anyone what happened... to this only my best friend knows...
me too! '95 grad...feels like yesterday that whole era. I grew up crazy jealous of 80s teens and finally some 90s nostalgia has me grateful for my own decade.
This hits home it is litterly exactly how I grew up my house was crazy as shit so I just always stayed out skating and sometimes didn't come home for a week and almost nobody at home even noticed lol and all of my skate crew was my family until drugs divided our friendships some chose drugs and some chose prison. The 90's was the best and the early 2000's I miss those days and remember them like it was this morning.
Same man I didnt talk to my parents ever No curfew we just did what we wanted. And yeah drugs some of my friends went that way and we grew apart. Definetly Awesome time to be alive kids nowadays are screwed all they have is boring fortnite.
I grew up in Southern California and skateboarding was life during elementary and middle school. Most of my friends are either drug addicts, gang bangers or dead. Life is crazy man.
Ummm... I grew up in the 80s.. skated then, and throughout the 90s... Never had any of my crew act or do any of the shit you listed, and I'm an old ass man. It must be a generation thing.
Beautiful film and great trailer. As a Hungarian, I get all goosebumpy from that Omega track, getting such an unlikely revival in America. Its placement in both the film and the trailer is masterful.
“A lot of times, you feel that our life the worse but I think if you looked at anybody’s else’s closet you wouldn’t trade your shit for their shit. So we good” honestly that hit me I complain to much 😭😗
Ah. If you look at the fisheye clips I don’t think they are vx1. Probably some hi-8 or VHS. VX came out in 1995 and most filmers probably couldn’t afford them right away. This is “Video Days”, “Trilogy”, “Questionable” era. Some stuff during that era was VX but a lot wasn’t.
Jonah Hill killed it with the directing with this film. A lot of stuff hits close to home with Stevies character. The self destructive mentality throughout hit me pretty hard.. The scene where he was hurting himself with the hairbrush, after stealing from his mother. and choking himself with the game controller wire brought on some past emotions in my own life. The entire story was well put together, and what was more impressive is how realistic the ending was, wasnt over the top, nor anti clemactic, it was just life. Great film. Well Done Jonah.
One of my best memories as a child is going into my brothers room, often without permission and turning on his radio and cd player, but then he would see me and listen to music with me. We would talk about the music and lyrics, try to decipher meanings of the song. Good times, but it is sad to see not everyone had a good brother like that apparently.
those were begreat. deadpool vhs now is worth 300 dollars. but on the real tho, release it like almost round 3 skate video where you sell a real copy and a bootleg copy that says "give this to your friend who would probably bootleg it anyway"
I remember seeing Dazed and Confused, in the theater, and enjoying it quite a bit, as the town I lived in was much like in the film. The 90s had a nostalgic rebirth, and blending of hippie, goth, punk, and hip hop culture come together. There were all the clicks, including the skaters, but I had friends in every group, dated girls from every group. Our town would put up the no skateboarding signs everywhere their was a gathering. But there were a few that the city would leave alone, to control all the trespass calls. Cops would usually, just take your board, and make you get your parents bring you to get it back. There were some crazy guys, that would threaten to shoot you if you skated the rail at their business. What I remember most fondly, was all the great bands, I got to see from 90-97ish. The first three Lollapaloozas were really awesome.
Only A24 would let Jonah Hill write and direct a film that's not a comedy, but a drama. And only A24 might actually come out with an amazing result out of it.
"That's why we ride a piece of wood.. what that does to someone's spirit"... after a long battle with addiction, days when I feel super bummed out for depressed I just go ride my board and take out all my frustration. Dunno why I ever stopped riding but it's becoming sort of a drug itself. Idk that quote just resignated withe me
I was born in late 88 so I’d say it had only a few years that I really remember but have some real fond memories of growing up during that time. This movie really brought that back for me. Especially the skateboarding and clothes.
ITT: A bunch of people saying "I was born in the 90s, this makes me sooo nostalgic!" even though this should only truly evoke feelings of nostalgia for people born in the 80s.
Exactly!! Only late 70's to the 80's babies are truly lucky to have been either a teen-young adult to have enjoyed and lived …..I mean really LIVED, lol the kick ARSE ERA!! WoooooWhoooo!!!
Right, how dare young people be born whenever they're born., They don't have rights to memories and feelings like you 80s babies. What would the internet do without people like you letting other people know they're wrong about something?
I cant say I can relate to a getto upbringing. But I guess they prefer to make movies about those neighborhoods because there's more drama to catch there.
@Pr0D1GY taking shots on a 7 month old comment? Obviously you can make a good film out of anything as it's just a setting and not a narrative. Some settings are innately more interesting than others though but that's a matter of taste and dependent on the individual.
Just watched this and had to come here to say that I loved it. Appreciated the older brother coming around at the end and the mother finding them in the waiting room. The complexity of life. Well done.
Trailer gives me goosebumps. Brings out a nostalgia I ain’t felt for a piece of cinema in a while. It’s like watching a two minute snippet from my own adolescence... Can’t wait to see this on the big screen!
This is exactly what it was like. The Shorty's t-shirt, the crews, the mentality. It was the best time of my life. There are no cell phones so, no internet really. You could just live in the moment. I felt free
looks and feels a lot like the mid 80s. really not much difference between those two periods if u were a skater kid other than clothing styles and trick progression.
That's the exact point. Him and stevie are having a conversation he says mom was different when he was younger, he said he heard them shagging a lot (lol. Also or the older brothers birthday their mother talks about what she was doing at his age, being pregnant at such a young age and raising a child they hint that she probably wasnt a good mother, hence the older broth being the way he is.
I'm kinda young watching this movie, but I will never forget this trailer and the first time I saw it back in 2018 when I was 12, as a skater it's still one of my favorites, it's just amazing
I was born in 88 and this movie is a literal representation of my childhood. Skating, smoking, drinking, fucking around with your friends, going to parties. So nostalgic.
@im married to my child Bro the youngest kid in this movie aka the main character is supposed to be 13 in this movie. Which means he was born in the 80's only a few years older than me. My whole elementary and all the way through middle school was in the 1990's. I know a thing or two about the 90's as well.
@c m He was 10 years old in 1998, he definitely can remember the 90s and be nostalgic for that decade. I was born in 94 so what you said would be true for me.
I really enjoyed this film when I first saw it because it so closely mirrored my own life. I was a 90’s kid about the same age as Stevie. I came up in urban skater culture with a mix of friends my age and older and we did all the same stuff portrayed in the film plus worse. Honestly it’s kind of amazing that I lived to the age I am now considering so many of my friends from back then are now gone for good because they fell harder into drugs and the whole lifestyle than I did even though I was right there with them through it. That said this movie also depresses the shit out of me because those days are gone forever and I miss them and can never go back. It would be pretty fucking weird for 40 year old me to show up at a skate park today after all. Life’s just boring now and I don’t don’t know what to look forward to anymore. For those of you who are still young and out there living the life enjoy it because you’re gonna miss it like Hell one day and you can never go back.
N Williams i hope you’re doing alright man, hang in there. There’s always shit to do, no matter what age. Try and do new stuff, make changes to your lifestyle. If you ever need anything reach out to those around u
Jonah mf hill, you absolutely blew me away with your knowledge of how kids actually interact with one another. This movie seriously reminded me of my childhood, though I wasn't born in the 90's, the skate life was the absolute sh*t, and how you portrayed it was just so accurate. Great movie
Fantafaust Feb 88', babyyyyyyyy- the last gen of kids who weren't raised by computers and we didn't get home internet until almost middle school (or understand the importance of two phone lines) lol Even with that, tho, I def still missed out on some stuff (and didn't realize it really til watching "Everything Sucks" this year). The older I get, the more I realize how cool the 90s really were, comparatively. Pete and Pete, Are you Afraid of the Dark?, Kablaam!, All That, Animorphs, Doug, Ren and Stimpy, Rugrats, Goosebumps... most of those probably wouldn't even be allowed to air for kids by today's standards. 90s Nick, ftw!!!
The 90's sure were great. My computer access in school was playing Oregon Trail in the "computer lab" lol I didn't like Pete and Pete :P but I did like 2 angry beavers and 2 stupid dogs! Can't forget Rocko either. So many great shows, but I leaned on the spooky side, Eerie Indiana was one of my favorites. Your list just reminded me, I should really get all of the Goosebumps episodes, since I have all the books in digital. Thanks! :)
ThatJewFuck he don't know shit . Come talk to a real american native 90s cali kid that grew up with relatives gangs, alcohol, meth, wwf, basketball and homeless. gtfoh .. spoiled little skateboard shrimp thinks life is tough haha obvious shit foh.
The best thing about of this movie is that none of the kids are actors. Jonah hill just found them on the street skating and was like “you guys wanna be in a movie?”
yeah it's insane bc their performances were amazing. jonah hill thought it was easier to get skateboarders who can skate and teach them how to act instead of getting actual actors and teaching them how to skateboard..
AwesomeFolds yah but with different idea. most movies are just repeats of the same concept. even the earliest movies r just wives tales with different stories.
Been working on a 90s film and we’re still deciding whether to go wide or shoot in classic 90s aspect. This definitely shows me that you can get away with the latter. Very impressive, Jonah. Seriously, very impressive.
I wasn't really around in the 90's (born in 1996) but it's funny how similar it stayed into the late 2000's. This is exactly how the guys I skated with were, how we kind of rolled. Poor kids during the recession, rolling around town, listening to 90's stuff like Wu Tang and what not. I haven't skated in years, but I sometimes get nostalgic. I sometimes want to grab a board I bought and find people to skate with, but all the old guys are in jail or just fell off or if smart moved on to careers (can't blame them, can't stay down there). It'll definitely be a good movie I think.
Miss Melle Yeah. Looking back, a lot of the other skaters I met were pretty shitty people. Vandals, trespassers, etc. Constantly doing drugs and assaulting people. Damaging property (graffiti, rubbing butter on concrete or other stuff to grind and breaking the stuff, seriously scratching up and denting rails that were often new, costing tons), doing drugs, shoplifting, etc.
John Meda I just started skating again after a 20 year break, best decision I ever made. Just find a good local park.. there’s nothing but love from the people you’ll meet
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Great movie. I got emotional when Ray had the talk with Sunburn and said "alot of the time you think your life is the worst but if you look in their closet you wouldn't trade your shit for theirs" I wish I had someone tell me that when I was a teenager.
Yeah, we all wish. Now it's kinda of our turn to tell that younger people as well as ourselves
Iv seen this movie about 23 times and I love watching it but watching the trailer get me emotional idk why
Hurts
Im the same age as sunny. seen this movie at 13 glad i did. im 16 now
@@alynag5332 crazy you comment this today. I just watched it again last night. it was on one of the American movie channels. That American Honey is a good movie too. Lead character roles reversed from Male to female. Id compare the Sunburn life advice scene to "Bruce Springsteen Dream baby dream" scene on American Honey.
They really hit the 90s so authentic to the point they actually used 1990s hollywood cameras to film this. It was so weird watching this because it felt like a film from 1993 or 1995 all day long
It blows every other nostalgic flick out of the water. I was born in early 80s and it just nails absolutely everything, the grainy 4:3 image, the music, the clothes, the posters on the walls, the CDs, the pop culture references... It's absolutely mesmerising to watch, and kudos to those actors who managed to re-create an era they've never known.
@@KafkaDatura yeah I was born in 83 and I just felt like I was 13 again watching this.
@@matthewmclean1429 40 this year bro, I feel you, I'm from '86. This is movie eerily accurate, though. Takes you right back. No other movie has given me that spot on feeling
@@SuperSpasticNinja yeah I’m old as shit these days. Damn. 40 this coming December. The years fly by but the days drag
i heard this was filmed on 16mm film to get that authentic appearance. for a movie that looks run of the mill at a glance turned out to be really good!
When we are kids all we wanna do is grow up, then when we are adults we realize how much we miss our childhood
Yeah thats so true its kinda ironic because when u are an adult u gotta pay bills and rent and insurance this and that and there goes your paycheck... like where's the freedom ... if u dont have a decent paying job ur stuck w that life
XxKazxX XxxX Yeah but even if you have a good paying job you are so busy with life and that innocence that you had as a kid is gone forever
Honestly, when I was I kid, I wanted to grow up and be an adult already but now as a teenager at 16 years old, I really wish I could've enjoyed my childhood and middle school years more. I know I'm still young but I kind feel like I wasted my childhood. I kinda wish I could go back to being 14 years old
Girl Janis you are still young enjoy it. Hangout with friends and make memories because when you are older the memories are very important
@@rmhd7550 Yoo same. Im 17 and i feel like social media has such a great influence on how we feel about growing up. Im still reminiscing about my younger days back in the early 2010s. Dont really want to grow up, and the only thing thats pushing me to grow up is that i want to move out cuz i have big family and want some privacy. So its balanced. But yes, I feel like I wasted my childhood as well by just playing games on my phone which ironically i still do. But middle school years were the best for me!
Born in '85. Divorced parents, abuse. An older step brother who used to lift me up by the throat and slam me. Self-harmed, ended up in A&E with nerve damage in my hand. Once tried ending it. Looking up to skaters - then being accepted by them - gave me an outlet; an identity. It being England, we skated mostly carparks, doing flatland stuff and trying to jump stairs. I wasn't the best. It didn't matter. I filmed mates jumping 10-sets on mini DV. Bernys Blades and Osiris D3s were the sickest shit you could own. A mate gave me his old Etnies deck which still had some pop. Without realising it skating gave me something to focus on and bridged a gap in my life. 20-odd years later, I'm a dad now and life is so much better than I ever thought it could be. Watched this movie - fell apart. Still do every time. Glad it exists. Thanks Jonah.
sounds like yo life nee to be a movie
Wish this movie was longer 😭😭
I know I was bawling because I wanted more even just a reaction to the fourth grade's film would of been all I needed.
@@jonahbruyere honestly, but I really appreciate him at the same time.
@@jonahbruyere same especially because he roasted me for listening to his words after the film in the commentary
How Long Is The Movie???
@@KillerFromTG 85 minutes, I believe.
Who ever put this trailer together deserves an Oscar in itself 👏🏻
Lmao nah. All these scenes depicts every piece of settings in the movie
iYorKeY Uhm Maybe
Edgy Carl Which makes me want to see it more??
Edgy Carl how was the movie was it good?
Seth Andrade it’s very good
The black kid in this is really good. Very charismatic without even saying that much...
Na kel smith
That’s Nak for youuu
Ray was one of my fav characters along with the rest of the crew
@@ghost_boy1375 - Fuckshit was a cringe....
@@SlickRick4EVER Guy's not even black. Prolly samoan and shit.
Mad respect to Jonah Hill for this movie, what a great slice of life that he managed to capture
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" That's why we ride a piece of wood, it's what it does to someone's spirit " 🙏
spirit*
That scene was gold
it's the perfect metaphor for " you get what you put in"
What was the song in that scene
Rissa Green it’s called “gyöngyhajú lány” by omega
The fact that Jonah Hill is focusing on the greatest era in skateboarding and using real skateboarders (from Sunny, Nakel, and Olan) and actual skate spots is dope as hell. I honestly can't wait for this
Jay Gomez no wonder the acting was shit dope
As someone who isn't involved with the scene why was that era considered great for skateboarding?
cmy3k 80s was better solely bc of the bones brigade. However, the 90s is what pushed skating to where it is today
I always like Kareem Cambell, thought that dude was dope as hell on a skateboard
cmy3k CCS mail catalogs lol. But really, some of the best skate videos were made during that time, and it was more about having fun with the sport and not the corporate behemoth it is today. Most of the big skate companies were thriving while still being independently owned and Nike SB and Adidas hadn't taken over the market yet. Even the warped tour was still centered around the skate and punk scenes of the time.
That moment when he opens the door to his brothers room and looks around with amazement reminds me so much of going into my cousins rooms looking at all their posters and stuff they had on the wall so much accuracy of this film aside from that it gave me a really good feeling inside watching this trailer made me even tear up a bit
My fav gotta be that MobbDeep poster
Ik what you mean. I remember looking through my brothers room
There a wu tang cream poster gang Starr poster and gza poster and more
Crazy I was tearing up too
It's been almost 5 years and this is still one of the best coming of age films EVER MADE. The fact that Jonah Hill made this himself makes it even better. Hollywood doesn't deserve the creativity Jonah possesses and I'm PRAYIN that A24 green-lights any project he puts his mind to. Plus to see the actors come a long way since here makes me so proud. Sunny Suljic with God Of War, Ryder McLaughlin with Kenobi, Alexa Demie with Euphoria. Jonah really made this his ultimate passion project n didn't miss a beat with casting, vibe, story and period accuracy.
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No doubt Hill great actor. But can’t praise him on accuracy when he writes movie based alot on his childhood. Including the accident that he almost lost arm. Yet he cast that small kid? Respect him for talking about his weight issues and struggles and lost a lot it. Accuracy is the thing lacking in this film.
The disrespect to mel brooks and spaceballs smh
Is anyone else just rewatching the trailer for the purity of the sound track
Me
Same
Lol here
Only reason I'm here.
any idea what that last song is called?
You know its going to be a great film when you see A24 in the intro
Gurung pasang made out of Skateboards. lol
So true
they couldn't make a bad movie if they tried.
No because hill sucks
Gurung pasang Their only bad films are the ones they release with DirectTV
also wow can i just say i love the color grading in this?? very subtle, but it really feels like i'm flipping through a photo album from the 90s
Haha^
BADFILMSATLANTA But 16mm? Only heard of 70 and 35 mm lol
So educate yourself, cause there's Super 16 film AND Super 8 film.
BADFILMSATLANTA You’re correct about the 16mm film, but even 16mm still has to color graded most of the time in post.
Where is that soundtrack from? Sounds amazing
We need more movies like this. Missing the vibes from the 90's
Kids (1995) is great movie too
missing the gang wars LA on fire and crazy crime rates? Interesting nostalgia you have there…
@@dudoklasovity2093the whole world ain’t based in LA dimwit
@@dudoklasovity2093 because south central LA is the center of the world right? Well, NO. The 90s were great all over the planet; if there it sucked, that's on them (or you?)
Can i buy it on VHS???
espro probably. For just $19.99 lol
It's A24, they actually might make it, yeah
can i watch it on film?!
Better buying than having to remember to rewind and bring back to Blockbuster.
Kevin Grogan I miss Blockbuster
I feel nostalgia for a time period i wasn’t even born in. EDIT: lmao it’s been like 10 months and never thought i’d get this many likes this is awesome
It's because you feel for what we had and what you have now a days and compared to us your freedome is limited. too many rules. 80's 90's it was go out and learn.
Emilio Gonzalez lmao kinda wish i was born around this time. i’m a huge 90’s kid i love music from that time biggie, nas, tupac all of them
@@brandonjoyner9279 we envied the 60s and 70s when we were lving in the 90s, skating is better now, less haters
@@emileogonzalez4454 exactly. I ain't a 90's kid either but hearing all the stories from my dad during the 80's and 90's really makes me wish I lived through that era. Things are so uptight now, I couldn't even imagine doing half of the things he did as a kid/teen.. it seemed so fun
I was born in the 90s but that doesn't mean I remember it and I was born in 96. I feel nostalgic for the 2000s
Hope they make a mid-late 2000s movie one day, though
damn jonah hill ??? im really impressed this really captured a feeling
Why is A24 killing it with EVERY movie they produce? It's so insane how great their line up is.
Because they actually care about artistic films instead of fast & the furious 20 one last ride for family..... 😂
Was JUST thinking this
A24 and IFC have some of my favorite films
I love it when they use older cameras when they they make a movie that takes place in the past, lol sometimes I forget Im older then the kid that plays Stevie. Really felt like a film from the 90s.
The camera used to film was first made in 2006, and is still used in a lot of things today including recent things like black swan and the walking dead. Idk who told you they used older cameras. (2006 isn't old for a movie/tv camera)
@@Dim.g0v he's probably just referring to how it was shot on 16mm film.
@@lukashanson90 fair enough
@@Dim.g0v 2006 is 14yrs ago... its old
@@xxkarlosxxxxxx7233 Did you read the part where I explain the relativity of the word "old" in this particular context?
the movie ended so abruptly, I was literally so sad
yee haw a what happened
For some reason all A24 movies do, I think it’s a stylistic choice .
I like how they put the camera footage at the end
yee haw ik, same
how did it end?
I have a feeling this is gonna be an incredible nostalgic trip for so many people.
Melanie Anne Ahern This feels nostalgic to me even though i didn't grew up in the 90's
man that sibling rivalry hits me..
Yeah, the feeling of your shit getting kicked in by your dad and your older brother brings back all the memories...
Right
HalfBaked Still the best years ever! I got beatings daily from my mother to the point blood was pouring out of my mouth but I'd do it all again lol
god bless my older sister for sneaking me into the premiere of this movie on a school night when i was grounded. 😂
Idk why but I’ve literally watched this over 20 times now. this is my favorite movie of all time and I haven’t even seen it
Bro im telling you that ending song is hypnotic
Same here bruh . Already brings back memories growin ‘ up in the good
Faelan Villarreal if u think this movie is good watch kids
same
same bro im gonna see it this weekend, and im tryna watch kids tomorrow on like amazon or some shit because i looked and it wasnt on netlflix
This was a great time to be alive, they have it down. The hair, clothes, skateboard culture, the attitude and... the FEEL!
William Lauzon did you ever get the ccs catalogues in the mail? I remember looking through there and ordering boards, t-shirts and hoodies on my parents credit cards.
Pedro Xeta Totally glory days, tonnes of Alien Workshop.
The music too.
That SFII shirt is out of place though, no one wore that type of shit until the mid 2000s.
I meant more that you just wouldn't see this type of novelty shirt around because it would be really hard to get.
is it weird that i trust jonah hill to make a great film even though he isnt known as a director?
gotta start somewhere and this seems like a good ass start
no it's not weird. All of his experiences on set as an actor has prepared him for this moment. He knows what the rhythms of shooting a good movie opposed to a bad one should be like on set during filming. He's worked with great directors before. He was once a kid, acting, so should know how to work with them to try and get best performances possible. He grew up during the 90s. Hip hop is his first love so he is definitely going to treat the hip hop music selections with care, he got Reznor to do the score. Skating is a big part of the film as well obviously, so he's gonna make sure that is treated with love as well. He probably spent 3-4 years writing the script and it's his first attempt at directing. I'm sure he wanted to get it right plus working with A24 and they know how to put writers and directors in the position to make a great film. I'm excited for the movie and excited for Jonah. He seems like a genuine person, I think that's key to being a successful writer, director. He may end up being a better writer and director than actor. Here's to hoping this is a great start to a second career for Jonah!
Michael Miramontes I felt the same way
Listen to him on the breakfast club learned a lot about him on that show been working on this film for 3 years and based on his life
Or what he experienced as a kid not his true story don’t get that confused
As a guy who came of age during the mid-90s, I consider this film a literal masterpiece
I can relate to this movie so much it was almost hard to watch. Being 13, sleeping on the floor of my friend's house after dropping acid and smoking weed for the first time... Waking up just as the sun was beginning to rise and all of us skating off into the day.
That's all we did. skate. Nothing else mattered. Well maybe getting as wasted as possible. And Connor, who couldn't do any tricks but filmed everything. There was a lot of suffering in most of our home lives but none of that mattered the second you arrived at the spot.
Its so true same here w my older friends... we just use to chill and smoke and drink beers... i just smoke squares they smoke weed... they would skate too i never really learned 😅... we just talked n laugh at ourselves n my depression was better somehow... for 2yrs I was best friends w those guys but after a tragedy happened the crew split...we were never the same... i never saw those guys again since they left and I went into deep depression n drop out of high school... so much shyt happened... never told anyone what happened... to this only my best friend knows...
The first paragraph was literally everything I did too..
Meanwhile when I was 13 I was playing barbies at my friends sleepovers 😭
i hate how sad and normal this is
I can also relate to this I mean cuz I’m 13 and doing all of what this movie is, this movie is real man it, it’s real
It literally looks like the 90s. Its scary to think this is a period film...I remember like it was yesterday.😭
yeah i bet they used those stupid vhs cameras, cuz they look like 90s skate videos prod in bloom
shadowseer07 same. Was such a great time. I graduated in 93. I have such love for the 90s
I can't believe it was 25 years ago.
me too! '95 grad...feels like yesterday that whole era. I grew up crazy jealous of 80s teens and finally some 90s nostalgia has me grateful for my own decade.
I have never been to america but this trailer made me feel what it must be like growing in the mid 90s in LA. lots of love from India
Pretty much
It was a great time to be alive that's for sure, wouldn't trade those years for anything.
gang shit
This movie is one of my all time favourite films, the cast, the production, the soundtrack, and the 90’s cinema- SO well done
I'm 36, this is the 90s I remember.
The Wu Tang music in the background 💪
Before staring a phones and pretend friends. The 90s were pretty badass.
Geoff bludell I'm 37 and the 90s was cool
@@aperson1186 💯💯💯
@@unkowngamerlovenohate4586 💪💪💪
This hits home it is litterly exactly how I grew up my house was crazy as shit so I just always stayed out skating and sometimes didn't come home for a week and almost nobody at home even noticed lol and all of my skate crew was my family until drugs divided our friendships some chose drugs and some chose prison. The 90's was the best and the early 2000's I miss those days and remember them like it was this morning.
Doyal Winston Wow man
Damn so you like 30 sumn now huh? Respect bruh
Same man I didnt talk to my parents ever No curfew we just did what we wanted. And yeah drugs some of my friends went that way and we grew apart. Definetly Awesome time to be alive kids nowadays are screwed all they have is boring fortnite.
I grew up in Southern California and skateboarding was life during elementary and middle school. Most of my friends are either drug addicts, gang bangers or dead. Life is crazy man.
Ummm... I grew up in the 80s.. skated then, and throughout the 90s... Never had any of my crew act or do any of the shit you listed, and I'm an old ass man. It must be a generation thing.
The rawness of this movie is crazy, like KIDS but made in the 2010s
DBNROP lemme guess it was homeless black guy
@@halflifefan1300 That was Del the Funky homosapien. Did he write KIDS?
BbyTaxx exactly what I thought
@Ethan Pavon hahahahah no shit lol i didnt realize it was korine of all ppl
like KIDS but better
Beautiful film and great trailer. As a Hungarian, I get all goosebumpy from that Omega track, getting such an unlikely revival in America. Its placement in both the film and the trailer is masterful.
“A lot of times, you feel that our life the worse but I think if you looked at anybody’s else’s closet you wouldn’t trade your shit for their shit. So we good” honestly that hit me I complain to much 😭😗
Lupita Jaime so let’s go
That hit me as well. Deep quote.
it's a good ass quote but you would only be able to tell it to ur real homies, anyone else would be like shieeeet fuk yea I would
Kajin lmaooo reall shitttt
Snobs
I’m so glad he got real skaters to play in this movie. Na kel smith and Olan prenatt are dope skaters
Elliott Smith Chad Muska in it as well.
CRAZE TV where did u see that? I haven’t heard that. That would be cool tho.
Elliott Smith I was on set for most of the production of this film.
CRAZE TV really? Man that’s awesome! I’m jealous. Wish I coulda been there. So did u get to meet all the skaters?
CRAZE TV and Jonah Hill?
Oh shit finally a movie about skaters, last time i saw a movie about skaters was the goofy movie
RedVirus Check our KIDS from 1995 it’s grimy but still good.
Lords of Dogtown is the best
You need to watch Wassup Rockers (2005 )
Grind is pretty corny but a funny skate movie
Street dreams. Lol jk that movies trash
The 90s are now what the 70s were to me as a kid. I hope to see more movies like this.
This is so nostalgic, brings me back to better times
NARCOTIXXXonYT GAMING ikr
The last decade that made ANY sense what-so-ever. The Internet changed EVERYTHING, man.
Stfu old man
Typical.
Who ever puts NARCOTIXXXonYT as their user must've been born in a fucked up year
If Jonah Hill shot this all on VX1000 he's the best filmmaker of our generation.
FACTS
Ah. If you look at the fisheye clips I don’t think they are vx1. Probably some hi-8 or VHS. VX came out in 1995 and most filmers probably couldn’t afford them right away. This is “Video Days”, “Trilogy”, “Questionable” era. Some stuff during that era was VX but a lot wasn’t.
He shot it on super 16 film, he said in one of his TIFF press conferences
you can tell by the image that it was not shot on a vx
That is why I said if...
Wendy Rene - After Laughter Comes Tears
Wu Tang - Tearz
Omega - Gyöngyhajú lány
Kanye West - New Slaves
whats the name of the last song
Omega - Gyöngyhajú lány
Thanks for posting man
Where was new slaves in the vid??
Thaddaeus Allen at the end it’s the end of new slaves
Jonah Hill killed it with the directing with this film. A lot of stuff hits close to home with Stevies character. The self destructive mentality throughout hit me pretty hard..
The scene where he was hurting himself with the hairbrush, after stealing from his mother. and choking himself with the game controller wire brought on some past emotions in my own life.
The entire story was well put together, and what was more impressive is how realistic the ending was, wasnt over the top, nor anti clemactic, it was just life.
Great film.
Well Done Jonah.
One of my best memories as a child is going into my brothers room, often without permission and turning on his radio and cd player, but then he would see me and listen to music with me. We would talk about the music and lyrics, try to decipher meanings of the song. Good times, but it is sad to see not everyone had a good brother like that apparently.
Chris cck - did the brother in the movie make the movie less nostalgia for you
You were lucky
Then u guys touched tips and compared sizes right?
my brother would beat the shit out of me if I laid a finger on his stuff
very wholesome ❤️
VHS release is a MUST 📼
Pavel Suslov they would honestly waste money cus barely anyone has them anymore I could see doing a limited addition for vhs tho
those were begreat. deadpool vhs now is worth 300 dollars.
but on the real tho, release it like almost round 3 skate video where you sell a real copy and a bootleg copy that says "give this to your friend who would probably bootleg it anyway"
the special edition orange vhs for sure
I like 5 vhs players hahahahahaha
Bro watching this movie made me feel like the world is fixed
Scroll it is
not really somethings got fixed but most things got worse
We are all living in The Matrix...
😬😬😬😬
@@vonvon591 your profile picture is Yusuke?
I was 15 in 1992. Introduced to Surfing. Punk Rock. Cali Style. I still live for this. Damn….
I wish I was you I was 15 last year, in 2020 sucks for me.
for those asking
1st song: "After Laughter" -Wendy Rene
2nd song: "Gyöngyhajú lány" -OMEGA
Only 90s kids will remember this movie
TheGamerFromMars I know right the 90s is the great era
*80s kids were also 90s kids yo
I remember seeing Dazed and Confused, in the theater, and enjoying it quite a bit, as the town I lived in was much like in the film.
The 90s had a nostalgic rebirth, and blending of hippie, goth, punk, and hip hop culture come together.
There were all the clicks, including the skaters, but I had friends in every group, dated girls from every group.
Our town would put up the no skateboarding signs everywhere their was a gathering. But there were a few that the city would leave alone, to control all the trespass calls. Cops would usually, just take your board, and make you get your parents bring you to get it back.
There were some crazy guys, that would threaten to shoot you if you skated the rail at their business.
What I remember most fondly, was all the great bands, I got to see from 90-97ish. The first three Lollapaloozas were really awesome.
I really fuckin love the 90s but im a 2000 kid.... 90s seems like a fun time
This is a rip off of the movie “kids”.
Only A24 would let Jonah Hill write and direct a film that's not a comedy, but a drama. And only A24 might actually come out with an amazing result out of it.
They did
I just said the same thing
Dude as long as it’s a24 it’s amazing
Nicolai Marquez ol km to get to work .
The guy who put Gyöngyhajú lány in this deserves a medal🏅
Bo Burnham, Paul Dano, and now Jonah Hill? So many first time actor-turned-director movies this year (and they're all getting a lot of buzz!)
DrDman2000 John Krasinski too with Quiet Place
Yeah and man they are all so freakin young! They probably gonna be big sometime
two of them at A24 ;)
Paul best distributor and producer today
Don't forget Jordan Peele
"That's why we ride a piece of wood.. what that does to someone's spirit"... after a long battle with addiction, days when I feel super bummed out for depressed I just go ride my board and take out all my frustration. Dunno why I ever stopped riding but it's becoming sort of a drug itself. Idk that quote just resignated withe me
I feel u bro! A wood with wheels can make u feel soo alivee! Fuk it my old ass gona go skate now
It's our era.we are depression but the young ones see it as style.posers!!
True skating really changes you for the best(most times*
The best thing to come out of the '90s was Arthur punching DW.
LOL
bruh lmao 👊🤦♀️
😂
brooksdanielgary I TOLD YOU NOT TO TOUCH IT
brooksdanielgary Actually the film 'Cry Baby' and Nirvana
To this day still one of the best and most powerful movies I ever seen
This movie made me feel so many different emotions, it was seriously an amazing movie
I was born in 84. This flick hit me to the bone. Absolutely loved it.
can I find this at my local Blockbuster?
LigmaSucks BigTime
Lol
But I miss blockbuster 😩
😣
Same bro
there's only the one left..
@Thot Slayer Oregon
I was born in late 88 so I’d say it had only a few years that I really remember but have some real fond memories of growing up during that time. This movie really brought that back for me. Especially the skateboarding and clothes.
Sick, some real KIDS vibes here
Yeah just that it’s a more honest type of kids
My dumb ass thought it said "AIDS"
Bread Boi lol
@@brandonig4990 if you actually watch the movie.. ehhh you're not too far gone, let's put it that way
oh OHHHHH ReeeeEEEEWALAKAJB
I was born in the 1860s times used to be much simpler
Sirisaacnewton3 *1960s
Ramen DA Creator oh my god it’s a joke
@@ramenskateboard5531 woosh..
*1760s
bruh this made me laugh.
Movie: Mid10s
Release: 2038
Description: Kids play Fortnite all day
Lmao !!! Hey wouldnt doubt they make this film
John Paul Herrera don’t talk about that dead game ever
Damn bruh how you just goin skip the 00s? Put some respeck on the 00s!!!!!!
Movie: Mid00s
Release: 2028
Description: Kids play Playstion 2, watch Saturday cartoons, and Hide n Seek all day
fortnite became popular in 2017 this joke is invalid
Actually, the last song is played by a Hungarian group called Omega and the title is Gyöngyhajú lány if anyone is interested
ITT: A bunch of people saying "I was born in the 90s, this makes me sooo nostalgic!" even though this should only truly evoke feelings of nostalgia for people born in the 80s.
GaeasBlessing 84
Same!
Born 81 skaters gang bangin the rebel scene in southern cali 90s nothing better
Exactly!! Only late 70's to the 80's babies are truly lucky to have been either a teen-young adult to have enjoyed and lived …..I mean really LIVED, lol the kick ARSE ERA!! WoooooWhoooo!!!
Right, how dare young people be born whenever they're born., They don't have rights to memories and feelings like you 80s babies. What would the internet do without people like you letting other people know they're wrong about something?
The music mixing in this trailer is amazing. A24 is truly the gold standard of film.
Way underrated. This is mandatory viewing for anyone born in or raised in the 90's. Possibly the best coming-of-age film I've ever seen.
I cant say I can relate to a getto upbringing. But I guess they prefer to make movies about those neighborhoods because there's more drama to catch there.
@@rovhalt6650 Watching some kids ride circles in a cul-de-sac and occasionally playing sonic isn't great viewing.
@Pr0D1GY taking shots on a 7 month old comment? Obviously you can make a good film out of anything as it's just a setting and not a narrative. Some settings are innately more interesting than others though but that's a matter of taste and dependent on the individual.
@Pr0D1GY Maybe a short comment on a youtube video doesn't encompass the entirety of someone's opinions.
Just watched this and had to come here to say that I loved it. Appreciated the older brother coming around at the end and the mother finding them in the waiting room. The complexity of life. Well done.
Trailer gives me goosebumps. Brings out a nostalgia I ain’t felt for a piece of cinema in a while. It’s like watching a two minute snippet from my own adolescence... Can’t wait to see this on the big screen!
Hehe, you said Goosebumps.
same here
This is exactly what it was like. The Shorty's t-shirt, the crews, the mentality. It was the best time of my life. There are no cell phones so, no internet really. You could just live in the moment. I felt free
90’s was the best time to be a kid
@@omidfilms exactly 👍
Laura Bennet 💯
Lol. 80s were way better.
looks and feels a lot like the mid 80s. really not much difference between those two periods if u were a skater kid other than clothing styles and trick progression.
I know the older brother was a complete jerk but I actually felt bad for him.
Chastity Creamer he was a dick cause he cared about stevie
The scene where Stevie yells at him and he cries hit me
Chastity Creamer that’s the point. He didn’t know how to express how he felt. He was trapped and was hurting the ones he loved.
and im pretty sure he got abused cuz he said "mom was diffrent and used to smoke"
That's the exact point. Him and stevie are having a conversation he says mom was different when he was younger, he said he heard them shagging a lot (lol.
Also or the older brothers birthday their mother talks about what she was doing at his age, being pregnant at such a young age and raising a child they hint that she probably wasnt a good mother, hence the older broth being the way he is.
I'm kinda young watching this movie, but I will never forget this trailer and the first time I saw it back in 2018 when I was 12, as a skater it's still one of my favorites, it's just amazing
Why have I watched this trailer 15 times?
slurr I was too. But now I’m just....... that damn smile.
slurr dude lol I never watched a movie trailer this much, you’re not the only one
slurr bro same, if the trailer alone satisfies me, then imagine the movie.
slurr same lol
Lol same here
Definitely seeing this once it hits Blockbuster
🤙
DX why u gotta make me feel things
There's still one out there. I shit you not.
😂
You know. There’s actually still one left.
I was born in 88 and this movie is a literal representation of my childhood. Skating, smoking, drinking, fucking around with your friends, going to parties. So nostalgic.
nice childhood nowadays my n my friends can’t do shit
@im married to my child Bro the youngest kid in this movie aka the main character is supposed to be 13 in this movie. Which means he was born in the 80's only a few years older than me. My whole elementary and all the way through middle school was in the 1990's. I know a thing or two about the 90's as well.
@c m Lol, so true. You called this kid out.
@c m wow so cool u lived the 90s😓
@c m He was 10 years old in 1998, he definitely can remember the 90s and be nostalgic for that decade. I was born in 94 so what you said would be true for me.
I got chills watching this, I haven't seen something this real in a minute. Big ups to Jonah Hill man.
I really enjoyed this film when I first saw it because it so closely mirrored my own life. I was a 90’s kid about the same age as Stevie. I came up in urban skater culture with a mix of friends my age and older and we did all the same stuff portrayed in the film plus worse. Honestly it’s kind of amazing that I lived to the age I am now considering so many of my friends from back then are now gone for good because they fell harder into drugs and the whole lifestyle than I did even though I was right there with them through it.
That said this movie also depresses the shit out of me because those days are gone forever and I miss them and can never go back. It would be pretty fucking weird for 40 year old me to show up at a skate park today after all. Life’s just boring now and I don’t don’t know what to look forward to anymore. For those of you who are still young and out there living the life enjoy it because you’re gonna miss it like Hell one day and you can never go back.
N Williams i hope you’re doing alright man, hang in there. There’s always shit to do, no matter what age. Try and do new stuff, make changes to your lifestyle. If you ever need anything reach out to those around u
Dude, nothing wrong with a 40 year old at the park, especially when they're down to earth. I love seeing old souls shredding at the park man.
I feel exactly like you, came up the same way and I lost a lot of friends, sort of a "survivors guilt".
N Williams yeah well I missed out on it so I wouldn't know
I am 25 and I feel like I should do things that I wanna do before I become 30s.
anyone else think Ruben looks like a white Earl Sweatshirt
edible lean wtf he does.
edible lean fuckshit kinda looks like steph curry a little lmaooooo
edible lean I said that too
not even, earl got bigalips
edible lean Mexican but ok
Gives me goosebumps . Reminds me of the good old days with people I don’t see anymore
PLAYS EVIL MORTY SONG
Jonah mf hill, you absolutely blew me away with your knowledge of how kids actually interact with one another. This movie seriously reminded me of my childhood, though I wasn't born in the 90's, the skate life was the absolute sh*t, and how you portrayed it was just so accurate. Great movie
this shit really looks like it was made in the 90s
That's what's great ....I fricking cried
Movie sucks
A timeless classic amongst its cinematic peers
The movie is based on a true story “ Steven Fernandez” his Instagram is @imlilcloud how nobody knows this wth
The shortys and girl skateboards shirts are straight outta 1996!
David Galluzzo WE STILL ROCKIN THEM SHITS THO
Yup! Love this!
they need some Jncos
"Church of Skatan" shortys t in my closet. Good thing I wore oversized shirts like a jackass back then.
blind decks got me fucked too
i was a mid 90's skater kid. feels authentic as hell.
i don't think he was bragging lmao
Canadian Guy why wouldnt he be? I was too. Proud of it
I’m a dorky dad now. It’s nostalgic. I by definition of the times was NOT cool for being a skater.
I'm pretty sure he meant it as in "I was a 90's skater kid so I can confirm that this movie is authentic and realistic"
This movie saved my life from really bad depression and continues to.
Man this hit me right in the nostalgic feels
Bro same! This reminds me of kids!
I think you mean early 90's/late 80's, otherwise you wouldn't remember the 90's, seeing as you'd be like, 6 in 2000
Fantafaust
Feb 88', babyyyyyyyy- the last gen of kids who weren't raised by computers and we didn't get home internet until almost middle school (or understand the importance of two phone lines) lol
Even with that, tho, I def still missed out on some stuff (and didn't realize it really til watching "Everything Sucks" this year).
The older I get, the more I realize how cool the 90s really were, comparatively. Pete and Pete, Are you Afraid of the Dark?, Kablaam!, All That, Animorphs, Doug, Ren and Stimpy, Rugrats, Goosebumps... most of those probably wouldn't even be allowed to air for kids by today's standards. 90s Nick, ftw!!!
The 90's sure were great. My computer access in school was playing Oregon Trail in the "computer lab" lol
I didn't like Pete and Pete :P but I did like 2 angry beavers and 2 stupid dogs! Can't forget Rocko either. So many great shows, but I leaned on the spooky side, Eerie Indiana was one of my favorites.
Your list just reminded me, I should really get all of the Goosebumps episodes, since I have all the books in digital. Thanks! :)
I was born in the early 2000s and it pretty much seems the same as when I was a kid...
maybe now y’all will put respect on jonah hill’s name
Isa Rabago thank you!!!
Guy's talented. I've always been impressed by him!
Isa Rabago 😂
Dude respect has been there since Moneyball.
One of the best coming of age movies ever! It's amazing how everyone's role fit so well. Even the older brother. The whole aesthetic done very well
Skaters, 90's, A24, Jonah Hill? Take my money now please.
It's nothing and everything. Exactly what the 90s were about.
well said
Wow. Im amazed. I'm born in 86, this captures the era perfectly.
ULOVEKYLE don't be gay
I was born in 81, this captures the ear perfectly.
Probably my favorite trailer of all time
The nostalgia is real. Skating and listening to wutang, pearl jam, tool, cypress hill, playing wipeout on playstation, the nostalgia is very real 😌
This movie just gives you a certain feeling other movies can’t. I don’t know what it is but it’s great.
It’s called the feeling of the 90s, it was an amazing thing to experience. Ended the morning of 9/11 if I had to give it an end date.
Agree
I can’t believe Jonah hill directed this, it’s absolutely incredible
Blxze right??
ThatJewFuck he don't know shit . Come talk to a real american native 90s cali kid that grew up with relatives gangs, alcohol, meth, wwf, basketball and homeless. gtfoh .. spoiled little skateboard shrimp thinks life is tough haha obvious shit foh.
Blxze Ohh you already saw it ???
Lol you have seen the movie?
Trailers are designed to make the movie look good
The best thing about of this movie is that none of the kids are actors. Jonah hill just found them on the street skating and was like “you guys wanna be in a movie?”
yeah it's insane bc their performances were amazing. jonah hill thought it was easier to get skateboarders who can skate and teach them how to act instead of getting actual actors and teaching them how to skateboard..
thats actually amazing
Not exactly true. Sunny Suljic was a child actor and had just finished doing motion capture and voice acting work for the God of War game
he woulda made mid 00s but that's pretty much just Superbad.
AwesomeFolds yah but with different idea. most movies are just repeats of the same concept. even the earliest movies r just wives tales with different stories.
AwesomeFolds tbh
Nah
Haha true
Been working on a 90s film and we’re still deciding whether to go wide or shoot in classic 90s aspect. This definitely shows me that you can get away with the latter. Very impressive, Jonah.
Seriously, very impressive.
I wasn't really around in the 90's (born in 1996) but it's funny how similar it stayed into the late 2000's. This is exactly how the guys I skated with were, how we kind of rolled. Poor kids during the recession, rolling around town, listening to 90's stuff like Wu Tang and what not.
I haven't skated in years, but I sometimes get nostalgic. I sometimes want to grab a board I bought and find people to skate with, but all the old guys are in jail or just fell off or if smart moved on to careers (can't blame them, can't stay down there).
It'll definitely be a good movie I think.
Miss Melle and that’s why there was such a big decline in the sport.
Miss Melle Yeah. Looking back, a lot of the other skaters I met were pretty shitty people. Vandals, trespassers, etc. Constantly doing drugs and assaulting people.
Damaging property (graffiti, rubbing butter on concrete or other stuff to grind and breaking the stuff, seriously scratching up and denting rails that were often new, costing tons), doing drugs, shoplifting, etc.
John Meda I just started skating again after a 20 year break, best decision I ever made. Just find a good local park.. there’s nothing but love from the people you’ll meet
ULOVEKYLE I was kinda thinking the same thing :/ but then again everyone experiences a decade or year differently
Pedro Gunderson mid 90s are 94 95 96
This studio got me through my toughest times... thank you so much for eggisting Robert.
Born in 82, Listened to hip hop starting in 91, started skating in 94. This movie is really accurate. SOOOO glad I got to experience this first had.