Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese’s impressive dirge (review)
Against the backdrop of crimes against the Osage Indians in Oklahoma in the 1920s, the director of Goodfellas creates a twilight and majestic film (although…
The Human Comedy: The Pessimistic Theater of Life (review)
In 2008, the director of Harmonium adapted Balzac into a three-part film, uneven but building to a crescendo, which has remained unreleased in French theaters…
Gosh ! : The great success of Charlotte de Turckheim, Victoria Abril, Lola Dewaere…
In 2012, this anti-diet comedy attracted a million and a half curious people to the cinema. She will return this evening on M6. After My…
Of money and blood: a great series made in France (review)
After The Kings of Scam, the scandal linked to the carbon tax inspires Xavier Giannoli. For its first foray into the serial universe, Xavier Giannoli…
A Difficult Year: A stimulating social comedy (review)
The Toledano-Nakache duo returns with an Italian-style comedy devoted to contemporary collective anxieties and relies on a flamboyant cast. Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache hadn’t…
A Difficult Year: A stimulating social comedy (review)
The Toledano-Nakache duo returns with an Italian-style comedy devoted to contemporary collective anxieties and relies on a flamboyant cast. Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache hadn’t…
Goosebumps Returns to Disney+, But It’s Not Really for Kids Anymore (Review)
The series takes the cult plots of RL Stine’s books from the 1990s to address Generation Z, but not before 12 years. This Friday, October…
The Little Tenant: Karin Viard sets the pace for this successful first film (review)
To be (re)watched this Sunday on France 2. The Little Tenant is a 2016 French comedy that Première recommends. Especially if you like Karin Viard!…
Goosebumps Returns to Disney+, But It’s Not Really for Kids Anymore (Review)
The series takes the cult plots of RL Stine’s books from the 1990s to address Generation Z, but not before 12 years. This Friday, October…
In The Exorcist: Devotion, the demons smell warm (review)
David Gordon Green achieves with Friedkin’s seminal film what he achieved with John Carpenter’s Halloween: reinjecting life (and relevance) into a cinema myth. At the…
The Exorcist-Devotion, The Poet’s Bride, Consent: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE EXORCIST- DEVOTION ★☆☆☆☆ By David Gordon Green The essential David Gordon Green magnifies with Friedkin’s seminal film what…
Expendables: Why Première loved Stallone’s film
The first opus can be seen again this evening on TV, while number 4, much less successful, is released in theaters. Updated October 12, 2023:…