Regina Hall Reviews and Articles | Little White Lies

Talent Regina Hall

A young person with curly red hair wearing a black jacket sits at a table, intently reading a book.
Review

Master

by Cheyenne Bart-Stewart

Regi­na Hall stars as a col­lege pro­fes­sor beset by malev­o­lent forces in Maria­ma Diallo’s mis­judged debut feature.

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Anticipation
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Enjoyment
2
In Retrospect
Group of five women in red tops and jeans standing and embracing in a bar setting.
Review

Support the Girls

by Manuela Lazic

Andrew Bujalski’s work­place com­e­dy, set in a Hoot­ers-style sports bar, offers a sly cri­tique of the patriarchy.

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Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
Two Black women with curly hair, one wearing a black top and the other wearing a printed top, sitting on a bench and engaging in conversation.
Review

Little

by Charles Bramesco

Regi­na Hall is trans­formed into a younger ver­sion of her­self in this deriv­a­tive age-swap comedy.

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1
In Retrospect
Portrait of a woman with braided hair, sitting at a table with a glass of orange juice and sunflowers in the background.
Review

The Hate U Give

by Kambole Campbell

With a break­out turn from Amand­la Sten­berg, this YA melo­dra­ma offers a fresh look at insti­tu­tion­al oppression.

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4
Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
Group of friends enjoying drinks and conversation in a dimly lit bar with colourful lights and decor.
Review

Girls Trip

by Charles Bramesco

There’s plen­ty to like about this fun and frisky com­e­dy, not least the bril­liant female cast.

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In Retrospect