Spider-Man: Homecoming scores average with encouragement (review)
The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s solo Spider-Man is a good recreation while waiting for more ambitious adventures. TF1 takes advantage of the school holidays to rebroadcast…
Making-of: a tasty political comedy (review)
With this comedy which explores the behind the scenes of an eventful shoot, the prolific Cédric Khan creates a captivating picture of the cinema industry…
Violent, epic and mysterious: The Desolation of Smaug delivers on all its promises
Our review of the second episode of Peter Jackson’s trilogy, to be seen again this evening on TMC. Channel 10 rebroadcasts The desolation of Smaug,…
The Dream Life of Miss Fran: when Daisy Ridley reinvents herself (review)
Minimalist portrait of a young woman mired in her anxiety about death and her social phobias, who takes the risk of boring but succeeds in…
A silence: Lafosse brilliantly examines the darkness of the human soul (review)
In a suffocating tension, the director of Les Intranquilles exposes with cruel irony the decency and taboos that tear a bourgeois family apart. What is…
Doctor? : the good health of Michel Blanc (Review)
The actor is perfect in the role of a night doctor assisted by Hakim Jemili. Released in theaters on December 11, 2019, Doctor? returns to…
Spider-Man: Homecoming scores average with encouragement (review)
The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s solo Spider-Man is a good recreation while waiting for more ambitious adventures. On the occasion of the rebroadcast of Spider-Man Homecoming…
Priscilla, Me, Captain, Iris and the Men: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTPRISCILLA ★★★★☆ By Sofia Coppola The essential Perfect reverse shot of Elvis by Luhrmann, Sofia Coppola signs a great…
Sacred witches: We have known Robert Zemeckis more inspired (review)
Not released in cinemas in France, Sacréeswitches arrives on TF1 this evening. But late. When Wonka a hit in theaters, TF1 is programming a special…
I, Captain: Journey to the End of Hell (review)
Matteo Garrone creates a harsh and colorful fresco following the journey of a young migrant who leaves Senegal to cross the Mediterranean. We weren’t expecting…
Naked Normandy: Not in the Hair (Review)
Philippe Le Guay signs a slightly lazy feel-good movie with François Cluzet on rails. On this public holiday, France 3 is banking on Normandy naked,…
Priscilla: a great film about influence (review)
By telling the story of the tumultuous relationship between Priscilla Beaulieu and Elvis Presley, Sofia Coppola signs the perfect reverse shot of Luhrmann’s Elvis and…