Wish – Asha and the Lucky Star, Perfect Days, Le Temps d’aimer: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTWISH- ASHA AND THE GOOD STAR ★★☆☆☆ By Chris Buck and Fawn Veerasunthorn The essential Full of its obsession…
The Time to Love: A moving melodrama (review)
With this story freely inspired by her family history, Katell Quillévéré composes a poignant fresco on the post-war period, carried by the quality of the…
Wish: Disney Christmas 2023 leaves us wanting more (review)
With its obsession with celebrating the studio’s 100th anniversary by passing on its heritage to future generations, the new Disney, although not devoid of quality,…
Leo, with Adam Sandler: the old lizard who whispered in the kids’ ears (review)
For Netflix, the actor plays an elderly educational animal, who acts as a psychologist-teacher for children in need of life lessons. Since its deal with…
Pamela Rose, the series: Are Kad and O. too old for this bullshit? (critical)
The series adaptation of the adventures of Bullit and Riper does not find the comic force of the first film. When Riper learns that he…
Napoleon, Mars Express, Testament: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTNAPOLEON ★★★★☆ By Ridley Scott The essential A powerful – and axe-cut – account of the life of the…
Napoleon, Mars Express, Testament: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTNAPOLEON ★★★★☆ By Ridley Scott The essential A powerful – and axe-cut – account of the life of the…
Limbo on DVD and VOD: the thriller of the year comes to us from Hong Kong (review)
A black and white hallucination from Hong Kong, like a waking, wet nightmare by Soi Cheang, stylist of extremes, pain and putrefaction. Limbo, not to…
Empire of light: A disappointing Sam Mendes (review)
After Chazelle and Spielberg, Sam Mendes in turn signs his “love letter to cinema”. But multiply the banalities about the saving virtues of art. Canal…
Pamela Rose, the series: Are Kad and O. too old for this bullshit? (critical)
The series adaptation of the adventures of Bullit and Riper does not find the comic force of the first film. When Riper learns that he…
Noah’s Ark: An exciting first feature film (review)
The daily life of an association supporting young LGBT people chased away by their families. An exciting first feature where Finnegan Oldfield and Valérie Lemercier…
Mars Express: a SF summit made in France (review)
Murders, androids, augmented humans and trafficking of all kinds: a great animated film where dizziness arises as much from its staging as from its quite…