Support the Girls
Overview
No one believes in the American sports bar Double Whammies as much as its eternally upbeat manager, Lisa (Regina Hall). This film follows one particularly surreal and grueling day as she is forced to draw on all of her strength to protect her staff and her establishment against a whole host of unfortunate events. Written and directed by Andrew Bujalski. Also starring Haley Lu Richardson, Shayna McHayle, Brooklyn Decker, and Jana Kramer.
Awards:
Main Cast & Crew:
Andrew Bujalski - Director
Regina Hall
Details
- Format: Blu-ray
- UPC: 876964016346
- Genre: COMEDIES
- Rating: R
- Release Date: December 2018
Movie Reviews
Reviews:
"Andrew Bujalski’s delightful new comedy, SUPPORT THE GIRLS, more than lives up to its winking/earnest double entendre of a title." -- Grade: A- - 08/21/2018 A.V. Club
"SUPPORT THE GIRLS, an ensemble comedy that doubles as an excellent vehicle for Regina Hall, finds feminist solidarity in the unlikeliest of places..." - 03/28/2018 Hollywood Reporter
"Hall’s performance -- tender, tough, empathetic, controlled -- crumples from tears to laughter in a blink. It’s phenomenal..." - 03/10/2018 Variety
3.5 stars out of 4 -- "Hall gives a career-best performance, imbuing this woman with incredible patience that’s showing signs, however faint at first, of wearing thin." - 08/24/2018 RogerEbert.com
4.5 stars out of 5 -- "[O]ne of the most empathetic, nuanced, beautifully realized American movies of the past few years..." - 08/24/2018 Rolling Stone
"The film is a slyly trenchant look at the slights, indignities, and myriad sources of stress that besiege many American service workers (particularly women), and the story is grounded by a patient, wonderfully human performance from Regina Hall." - 12/19/2018 The Atlantic
4 stars out of 5 -- "A scrappy but soulful delight. Regina Hall brings everything to this nuanced and loving portrait of working women whose stories seldom make their way into the foreground of film." - 06/24/2019 Empire
4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]his is storytelling that has a warm and accepting embrace of its girls. And under the party whoops and confetti cannons there’s a deceptively complex and layered portrait of female solidarity..." - 06/30/2019 The Guardian
Customers Also Bought
