Transformers: the beginning, a winning return to the origins (review)
Josh Cooley takes on a headless mythology by looking at it from the angle of class struggle. Well then. Like any frankness wishing to prolong…
Mr Aznavour, Transfomers: the beginning, The Killer: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTMR AZNAVOUR ★☆☆☆☆ By Mehdi Idir and Grand Corps Malade The essentials Grand Corps Malade and Mehdi Idir sign…
The Innocent: a jewel of playfulness, finesse and class (review)
Louis Garrel tries his hand at heist comedy and signs his best film to date. Released in October 2022 in cinemas, and after having won…
Monsieur Aznavour: a smooth biopic without point of view (review)
Grand Corps Malade and Mehdi Idir wallow in all the clichés of an exercise worn to the bone, despite an impeccable Tahar Rahim. The “Monsieur”…
Pokemon, Detective Pikachu: a solid and nostalgic black comedy (Review)
The most colorful creatures in the universe are the stars of a rather clever black comedy which ends up seducing with its mix of genres….
Diamond in the rough: electrifying trailer for Cannes film about influencers
Malou Khebizi caused a sensation during the last Cannes Film Festival. Malou Khebizithe discovery of the 2024 Cannes Film Festival? In the shoes of Liane,…
Carla and I: a gem of depressive comedy (review)
A bittersweet chronicle with accents of Harold and Maud, carried by an irresistible Jewish humor and a deep melancholy. No doubt the charm of this…
Coco: a very moving best-of Pixar animated film (review)
Coco will be broadcast this Monday evening on W9, which is already preparing for Halloween. CocoPixar’s 19th animated film co-directed by Adrian Molina And Lee…
Angelo in the Mysterious Forest: zany and endearing (review)
By bringing his own comic book to the big screen, the co-director of Persepolis creates a Ghibli in the heart of the French countryside. In…
Jack Mimoun and the secrets of Val Verde: hilarious and effective (review)
A French adventure comedy dynamited from within by the Commandeur-Damiens duo. Two years after its cinema release, Jack Mimoun and the secrets of Val Verde…
Habemus Papam by Nanni Moretti is an existential fable about a man crippled by doubt (review)
Nanni Moretti’s film returns this Wednesday evening on Arte. Nanni Moretti does not shoot red bullets at the Church but creates a pleasant film. Let’s…
Smile 2 is better than 1, but still too timid (critic)
The sequel to Smile is mainly driven by Naomi Scott’s invested performance as dark Taylor Swift. In 2022, we found that smile was worth a…