Julia Stiles plays a reporter.

Yeah, she plays like the Christian Slater from Interviews the Vampire Wall.

Yeah, that's exactly right.

Welcome to Sincast, presented by CinemaSins, joined

by Jonathan Watkins from CinemaS.

Hello, hello.

And we're going to be doing a mini-pod of Hustlers, and we're going to start doing

a few more reviews like this just to put them out there

We won't have Barrett and Jeremy all the time but Jonathan and I can probably do most of these. We go we go see a lot of yeah. Well actually

this will start getting me back to going to movies. Yeah. Because it's been I ever since I left movie theaters it's been you know big

event movies or just those those ones that I really really wanted to see yeah

so I you know my theater going has dropped

dramatically since 2013 but but I still I still go probably more than the average person. Oh I would agree. Yeah you definitely do that. Yeah, but anyway yeah the so the first one out of this group here we're gonna see hustlers here

directed by Lorraine Scopharia who did seeking a friend at the end of the

world the last one I saw.

Yeah which I haven't seen I haven't seen any of her stuff but I'm really curious to do it now yeah that movie is that

movie is really good by the way I really liked it so hustlers is it's about these women at a strip club who are they're having a hard time financially and I think they sort of take the sort of the

actionable point of this movie is where the financial crisis happens in 2008 and since they

since they work at I think it scores or something like that in New York City I

mean that's what that's what it's based I don't think they or something

that's what that's what it's based I don't think they ever say scores but I think I think that's what we're supposed to think it is because there's a point where

Constance Wu says something to the effect of I was at Sin City and now I moved here and I'm assuming because scores is such a you know big place in New York that's where it's where yeah it's supposed to be like the that's what it's supposed to be yeah yeah but they service all these Wall Street clientele and everything and and so once the financial crisis hits Wall Street guys stop coming in

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