Him, by Guillaume Canet: Like an intriguing B-side of Rock’n roll (review)
Relationship problems and an out-of-tune piano haunt this musician exiled on an island. Guillaume Canet is the screenwriter, director and lead actor of Hima thriller…
Borg/McEnroe, a classic biopic electrified by its actors
Shia LaBeouf and Sverrir Gudnason take to the net this Wednesday evening on Arte. Released in theaters at the end of 2017, Borg/McEnroe will return…
Deadpool & Wolverine, Goodbye Monster, My Perfect Stranger: New releases at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTDEADPOOL & WOLVERINE ★★★☆☆ By Shawn Levy The essential Vulgar, trashy but never incorrect, the third episode of Deadpool…
Paddington returns to the cinema: an inventive and touching family film, not to be missed
Ten years ago, Première had fallen completely under the spell of the bear and his adoptive family. Paddington returns to theaters this week, almost 10…
Deadpool & Wolverine, Goodbye Monster, My Perfect Stranger: New releases at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTDEADPOOL & WOLVERINE ★★★☆☆ By Shawn Levy The essential Vulgar, trashy but never incorrect, the third episode of Deadpool…
Deadpool & Wolverine Accomplishes Its Mission (Review)
Vulgar, trashy but never incorrect, the “Marvel Jesus” is exactly what we expected of him. Only one film in 2024, but what a film! The…
Borg/McEnroe, a classic biopic electrified by its actors
Shia LaBeouf and Sverrir Gudnason take to the net this Wednesday evening on Arte. Released in theaters at the end of 2017, Borg/McEnroe will return…
What is Premières vacances, the comedy with Camille Chamoux and Jonathan Cohen, worth? (review)
The comedy with Camille Chamoux and Jonathan Cohen returns to TF1 this summer Tuesday. Marion and Ben, both in their thirties, meet on Tinder. That’s…
Irreducible: the irresistible farce of Jérôme Commandeur (review)
With a great comic tempo, Jérôme Commandeur signs a very good comedy. Not to be missed tonight on M6. Vincent Peltier (Jérôme Commandeur) is a…
Longlegs: Shocking images, an unleashed Nicolas Cage, but not many chills (review)
Between occultism, glam rock and nods to The Silence of the Lambs, Oz Perkins’ horror film quickly gets lost in its maze of references. On…
Does Twisters Have Any Breath? (Review)
Effective, invested, spectacular, and even a little touching: the new Twister conscientiously fulfills its popcorn contract. Hold, Twister returns. In the plural, with an “s”,…
Twisters, Santosh, Mad Fate: what’s new in cinemas this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTWISTERS ★★★☆☆ By Lee Isaac Chung The essential Effective, invested, spectacular, and even a little touching: the new Twister…