Hustlers
Jennifer Lopez, Constance Wu, Cardi B and Julia Stiles star in this crime drama inspired by a New York Magazine article about a crew of ex-strip club employees who turned the tables on their Wall Street clients.
- Director:
- Lorene Scafaria ('The Meddler', 'Seeking a Friend for the End of the World')
- Writer:
- Lorene Scafaria
- Cast:
- Constance WuJennifer LopezCardi BMercedes RuehlLili ReinhartKeke PalmerJulia StilesTrace Lysette
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Reviews & comments
Flicks, Amanda Jane Robinson
flicksHustlers expertly navigates the complexities of chosen family, always asking what holds people together and what breaks them apart. It recognises that under capitalism, working-class single mothers will always be the ultimate hustlers. But it’s also so much fun! Largely set in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, the film has been dubbed a “recession-era period piece”. From the fashion (Bebe, Baby Phat, Juicy, Ed Hardy, Von Dutch) to the soundtrack (Fiona Apple, Usher, Flo Rida, Britney) this depiction of the excessive, bejewelled glam of the late 00s is unparalleled.
Rocking good time
HUSTLERS takes an all-female spin on Martin Scorsese’s GOODFELLAS (1990). Written and directed by Lorene Scafaria, HUSTLERS rocks its “female GOODFELLAS” structure, and really does has something to say. It’s as if OCEANS 8 were actually made well, with more than just a “look – we have women in the roles men played!” conceit. Based on a true story, this...
Sydney Morning Herald
pressHustlers gives Lopez her best role in years, as a woman whose warmth and charisma are inseparable from her decision to put herself first at any price.
FilmInk
pressElevated by Wu and Lopez, Hustlers is fun when it wants to be – succeeding more as an insightful drama about female camaraderie than a thorough meditation on gender politics and empowerment.
New Zealand Herald
pressThere are great supporting turns from Keke Palmer and pop star Cardi B, plus an all too appropriate cameo from a certain RnB superstar with a pronounced proclivity for strip clubs.
Screen Daily
press[A]ided by Jennifer Lopez' career-best performance as a duplicitous diva, its celebration of female force and friendship is likely to draw and delight fans - particularly if they've first fortified themselves with a few frozen margaritas.
Hollywood Reporter
pressScafaria validates her heroines from the start by focusing on them as women whose internal struggles and friendships with each other are far more interesting than their obvious physical allure.
The Guardian
pressBlessed with one of the most memorable entrances in recent cinema history, Lopez slinks through Hustlers with a deceptive ease, as in control of the film as her character is of her situation.
Variety
press"Hustlers" humanises the women at its center, giving them boyfriends, backstories and, most importantly, agency.
Los Angeles Times
pressLopez gives her most electrifying screen performance since "Out of Sight," slipping the movie into her nonexistent pocket from the moment she strides out onto a neon-lighted stage in a rhinestone bodysuit.
Vanity Fair
press[The Meddler] was [director Lorene] Scafaria's last effort behind the camera, and while it's a more than worthy showcase for her abundant talent, Hustlers rockets past it with mesmerising exuberance.
Empire Magazine
pressA giddily entertaining homage to female power that illuminates bold ambition in its stars and director alike, Hustlers is the kind of era-defining film that Hollywood didn't know it needed.
Flicks, Amanda Jane Robinson
flicksHustlers expertly navigates the complexities of chosen family, always asking what holds people together and what breaks them apart. It recognises that under capitalism, working-class single mothers will always be the ultimate hustlers. But it’s also so much fun! Largely set in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, the film has been dubbed a “recession-era period piece”. From the fashion (Bebe, Baby Phat, Juicy, Ed Hardy, Von Dutch) to the soundtrack (Fiona Apple, Usher, Flo Rida, Britney) this depiction of the excessive, bejewelled glam of the late 00s is unparalleled.
Sydney Morning Herald
pressHustlers gives Lopez her best role in years, as a woman whose warmth and charisma are inseparable from her decision to put herself first at any price.
FilmInk
pressElevated by Wu and Lopez, Hustlers is fun when it wants to be – succeeding more as an insightful drama about female camaraderie than a thorough meditation on gender politics and empowerment.
New Zealand Herald
pressThere are great supporting turns from Keke Palmer and pop star Cardi B, plus an all too appropriate cameo from a certain RnB superstar with a pronounced proclivity for strip clubs.
Screen Daily
press[A]ided by Jennifer Lopez' career-best performance as a duplicitous diva, its celebration of female force and friendship is likely to draw and delight fans - particularly if they've first fortified themselves with a few frozen margaritas.
Hollywood Reporter
pressScafaria validates her heroines from the start by focusing on them as women whose internal struggles and friendships with each other are far more interesting than their obvious physical allure.
The Guardian
pressBlessed with one of the most memorable entrances in recent cinema history, Lopez slinks through Hustlers with a deceptive ease, as in control of the film as her character is of her situation.
Variety
press"Hustlers" humanises the women at its center, giving them boyfriends, backstories and, most importantly, agency.
Los Angeles Times
pressLopez gives her most electrifying screen performance since "Out of Sight," slipping the movie into her nonexistent pocket from the moment she strides out onto a neon-lighted stage in a rhinestone bodysuit.
Vanity Fair
press[The Meddler] was [director Lorene] Scafaria's last effort behind the camera, and while it's a more than worthy showcase for her abundant talent, Hustlers rockets past it with mesmerising exuberance.
Empire Magazine
pressA giddily entertaining homage to female power that illuminates bold ambition in its stars and director alike, Hustlers is the kind of era-defining film that Hollywood didn't know it needed.
Rocking good time
HUSTLERS takes an all-female spin on Martin Scorsese’s GOODFELLAS (1990). Written and directed by Lorene Scafaria, HUSTLERS rocks its “female GOODFELLAS” structure, and really does has something to say. It’s as if OCEANS 8 were actually made well, with more than just a “look – we have women in the roles men played!” conceit. Based on a true story, this...
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