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:…
Something is wrong in OSS 117 3 (review)
The third part of the adventures of Hubert Bonnisseur de la Bath, less unbridled than the first two, left us wanting more. Hubert Bonisseur de…
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…
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…
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 Sisters brothers: Jacques Audiard draws (review)
The captivating western with Joaquin Phoenix, John C. Reilly and Jake Gyllenhaal returns to France 3. Jacques Audiard manages to appropriate this genre to create…
The Poet’s Bride: an enchanting and enchanting parenthesis (review)
Awarded for her screenplay at the Angoulême festival, Yolande Moreau returns to directing with a tale as joyful as it is melancholy. A film like…