Disney's Mulan (2020)
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Every single critic is trashing this movie, except for Grace Randolph who’s absolutely loving it lol
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darktinker4 said:Man, I don't know, does she even act psychotic in this one? It feels like she’s actually more grounded than usual...
Jason Roberts72 said:Is J. Lo going for a supporting Oscar?
Wait, isn't Constance Wu the lead here?
Lopez slinks through Hustlers with a deceptive ease, as in control of the film as her character is of her situation. It’s the sort of role that only a true movie star could pull off, so much of it reliant on a rare, intoxicating magnetism. It’s all too easy to view her acting career as starting and ending with Out of Sight and she has coasted in some frustratingly mediocre films since, but she’s always remained a captivating screen presence. She’s so perfectly calibrated as Ramona that it feels like she’s been unintentionally building toward it for years. Awards attention would be deserved but a far greater result would be a more expansive set of roles in her future.
She’s the shining neon star of Hustlers, a shrewd, deliciously entertaining pop culture caper that kicks off the new season with a splash.
Lopez Quote : Hustlers Gets Glowing First Reviews : Jennifer Lopez 'will be Nominated for an Oscar'
https://people.com/movies/hustlers-f...ted-for-oscar/

Oscar season heats up as J-Lo, Hanks and an imaginary Hitler head to Toronto“
One of the most anticipated titles of the Sundance Film Festival is fact-based drama Hustlers, starring Jennifer Lopez, Constance Wu, Lizzo and Card as strippers using their charms to fleece high-end clients. With a projected $26m opening weekend, the movie is already generating serious Oscar buzz for Lopez.

It’s basically about two dancers teaming up to get revenge on some Wall Street guys who happen to be their clients. We've got Jennifer Lopez and Lizzo and Card leading the pack, along with Constance Wu, Liti Reinhart, Keisha Terrence Palmer, Julia Stiles, and Oscar Mercedes Ruehl. The whole story actually pulls from a New York Magazine article from back in 2016.