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Halftime (2022)

Global superstar Jennifer Lopez reflects on her multifaceted career and the pressure of life in the spotlight in this intimate documentary.

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emiliomrtn 16 Jun 2022

the documentary only proves Jennifer's self-centeredness above all else, it's amazing how someone can make a documentary about a show that she wasn't the headliner for.

Kate Erbland 09 Jun 2022

Micheli’s film is less than artful, scattered with limited talking heads (mostly Lopez’s business partners and her mother, briefly), random flashbacks, occasional archival footage, and a series of short sequences that could frame their own films (particularly quick-cut segments about Lopez’s early years, her treatment by the press, the obsession with her body, the constant tabloid attention), but none of that is the draw: it’s Lopez.

JLuis_001 16 Jun 2022

As often happens in documentaries that only seek to exalt the figure they're focusing on, Halftime is essentially the same, but scrambled. Particularly when it comes to the machinery required to make the ''Jennifer Lopez's brand'' work. I read some professional reviews before I started watching it, mostly to get a better sense of it, because to tell you the truth my level of interest was pretty low. One of those reviews states that Lopez is a ''superstar'' and therefore her attitudes are allowed, but the only thing I could notice was the stink of her ego and it definitely only reaffirmed the opinion I had of her, regardless of her professional accomplishments. That's why I doubt this documentary will change the minds of those who think the same about her, because at the end of the day, you don't learn anything from her, rather this only serves to do what I mentioned first; To keep the brand going.

Nick Levine 15 Jul 2022

In a way, it’s a shame the film ends with a basic boilerplate listing Lopez’s record sales, box office receipts and social media following. By this point, Halftime has done more than enough to show us that its subject is very much the real deal.

robtrig 19 Jun 2022

It may be a little late to continue talking about the Superbowl and the awards campaign that Hustlers has yielded, but the message this documentary conveys is very true and important. Before watching I saw the power of the media to take conversations out of context to rival two great artists. And the worst thing was seeing fans of other artists hitch a ride on the unnecessary hater. Jennifer has been dealing with this type of invasion and opinion for over 20 years, and while everyone is rooting for her to have a meltdown and give up, she has responded by becoming a true global Latin icon born straight from NY.