Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer Lopez has been acting since the 90s, building a long and varied resumé, including acclaimed hits and disappointing projects.

Lopez received the best reviews of her career with Hustlers. The film, which she also produced, follows a group of New York City strippers who begin seducing wealthy men at clubs, only to drug and steal from them later. In late 2019, the actress is promoting Hustlers and receiving the best reviews of her career, including some considerable Oscar buzz. The film received critical praise, with critics celebrating its animation, voice cast, themes, and humor. U Turn is far from one of the best neo-noir films, but it isn't a completely disposable film. Although not one of the more memorable animated films of the 2010s, Home still boasts a charming-enough premise to make for a satisfying albeit unremarkable viewing experience. Jean, played with empathy and assertion by Lopez, has a troubled relationship with Einar because he blames her for the accidental death of his son. The documentary received some criticism for not going sufficiently deep into Lopez's psyche. Marry Me subverts several tropes from the rom-com, but it remains a mainly safe and forgettable entry into the already overcrowded genre. Owen Wilson and Maluma co-star in the film, with John Bradley and Sarah Silverman playing supporting roles. $ellebrity is a documentary by filmmaker and photographer Kevin Mazur, featuring interviews with several figures from entertainment. Indeed, since her acting breakthrough with 1997's Selena, Lopez has amassed a varied and successful film career. Jennifer Lopez's Netflix documentary Halftime provides an intimate look at the entertainer's personal life and career.