For or against: Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes reviews
When it was released in 2010, the action film starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law divided audiences. And the writing. TMC will rebroadcast this…
Bumblebee courts 1980s nostalgics (review)
Travis Knight’s style contrasts with that of Michael Bay. For good and bad. Bumblebee, released in cinemas for 2018, arrives unencrypted on television. Precisely on…
Misanthrope: the winning return of Damian Szifron (review)
Shailene Woodley and Ben Mendelsohn track down a crazed killer who is terrorizing Baltimore. A brilliant, exciting thriller, tinged with humanism and social criticism, by…
Barbaque: Marina Foïs and Fabrice Eboué replay “Bring in the accused”
It’s Christophe Hondelatte who tells us the disastrous fate of this couple of butchers who kill vegans, at the heart of the second part of…
Innocence: All in delicacy and harshness, a poignant Kore-eda (review)
Hirokazu Kore-eda tells the mysteries of childhood like a detective thriller, in a film with a convoluted structure, but which ends up shocking. Big winner…
Innocence, My Robot Friend, Vermin New releases at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTINNOCENCE ★★★★☆ By Hirokazu Koreeda The essential A kid behaving strangely, a shady teacher, a mother who is worried……
Little Victories: An endearing popular comedy (review)
Mélanie Auffret explores rural desertification in a touching, joyful and never cutesy feel good movie. One of the big winners of the Alpe d’Huez festival…
Downton Abbey: Royal Jousts (Review)
The cult series is available as a feature film. Despite a scenario that borders on indigestion, the charm works. Released in cinemas on September 25,…
The Snow Panther: The César for best documentary 2022 can be seen again on Arte
And for free in replay. In the heart of the Tibetan highlands, photographer Vincent Munier leads writer Sylvain Tesson in his quest for the snow…
The Wolf of Wall Street: Scorsese and Dicaprio’s delirious cartoonish one-man show is ten years old (review)
At Christmas 2013, Première was amazed by the vitality of this film and its excellent casting. If it was absent from most of the end-of-year…
TS Spivet: The ambitious film by Jean-Pierre Jeunet which did not deserve to be a flop (review)
Passed unnoticed in 2013, this ambitious film shot in the United States with Helena Bonham Carter returns to television this evening. Distributed by Gaumont, The…
Downton Abbey: Royal Jousts (Review)
The cult series is available as a feature film. Despite a scenario that borders on indigestion, the charm works. Released in cinemas on September 25,…