Hustlers

But the true power of Hustlers lies in the juxtaposition of visceral highs against harshly relatable realities.

Crime has never felt better than it does in Hustlers.

It's easy to get lost in the visceral joy that comes with watching women move this way.

Whereas Scafaria's script is sometimes slipshod, her pacing, framing, and visual aplomb are spectacular.

Hustlers stands out thanks to its intimate and nuanced portraits of the ladies at the heart of the scandal. Thanks to larger than life performances, it should stand the test of time.

Hustlers is a thoroughly entertaining view of crime in a post GFC era ruled by desperation. Come the credits all are depicted as the criminals they are, even if sometimes it feels as though the film didn't want to.

An efficient and entertaining film. [Full Review in Spanish]

[The soundtrack] is really spectacular in its combination of modern and classic themes. [Full review in Spanish]

It ends up being a story that is sustained more by the images than by its argument. [Full Review in Spanish]

With the exception of Jennifer Lopez, woman in possession of a spectacular physique, I don't see the grace or the eroticism in the rest. And their victims are too silly. [Full Review in Spanish]