Gladiator II, The Kingdom, Finally: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTGLADIATOR II ★★★★☆ By Ridley Scott The essentials Ridley Scott replicates his cult peplum: the result is an insane…
Daaaaaali! : Quentin Dupieux has a sense of the gag (critic)
The filmmaker multiplies the incarnations of the painter for a somewhat vain mise en abyme on the mysteries of representation enhanced by the comic genius…
Gladiator II, The Kingdom, Finally: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTGLADIATOR II ★★★★☆ By Ridley Scott The essentials Ridley Scott replicates his cult peplum: the result is an insane…
Chronicle of a fleeting affair: Mouret extremely romantic! (critical)
Emmanuel Mouret once again examines the fragility of the couple, through the story of an adulterer put to the test of his supposed transience. A…
Gladiator II, The Kingdom, Finally: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTGLADIATOR II ★★★★☆ By Ridley Scott The essentials Ridley Scott replicates his cult peplum: the result is an insane…
Mon Inconnue: a true French romantic comedy (review)
Hugo Gélin has fun with codes and flirts with the fantastic. My Unknown will return this evening on Cstar, and First advises you. Here is…
In flip-flops at the foot of the Himalayas: between laughter and tears (review)
Audrey Lamy impresses as the mother of a child with autism in a film that never sacrifices the ease of emotional blackmail. The title is…
What is the new Claude Lelouch worth, finally? (critical)
After two catastrophic films, the filmmaker is going back on track, buoyed by the slaughter of Kad Merad This film will in no way reconcile…
Gladiator II, the ultimate entertainment from Ridley Scott (review)
Scott replicates his cult peplum: the result is an insane B series, a pinnacle of ultra-standard entertainment. Who wanted to see a sequel to Gladiator…
The Kingdom: a major success (critical)
Discovered at Un Certain Regard in Cannes, this remarkable first feature plunges into the Corsica of the big bandits, but from a teenage perspective… The…
Chicken Run or the genius of Aardman
The funny little chickens are back this evening on Gulli. While Aardman studios regularly deliver animated gems (Wallace and Gromit, Shaun the Sheep…), Gulli allows…
One world: a film as gripping as it is suffocating about school bullying (review)
Laura Wandel talks about bullying at a child’s level. A daily horror film with fascinating accuracy. Released in cinemas in early 2022, A world arrives…