Dragons 2 is an absolute masterpiece of animation
The 2nd part of the Dean DeBlois saga for Dreamworks is a success. Next year we will discover the live action remake of Dragonswhich was…
Jack Mimoun and the secrets of Val Verde: hilarious and effective (review)
A French adventure comedy dynamited from within by the Commandeur-Damiens duo. Released last fall in cinemas, Jack Mimoun and the secrets of Val Verde will…
Phew Love, Mercy, Smile 2: new releases at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters. THE EVENTWOW LOVE ★★★★☆ By Gilles Lellouche The essentials Gilles Lellouche signs a film whose generosity sometimes plays tricks on…
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…
Phew Love, Mercy, Smile 2: new releases at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters. THE EVENTWOW LOVE ★★★★☆ By Gilles Lellouche The essentials Gilles Lellouche signs a film whose generosity sometimes plays tricks on…
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…
L’Amour ouf: a love at first sight and punch film (review)
Gilles Lellouche signs a film whose generosity sometimes plays tricks on him but ends up winning the day. A romantic kamikaze fresco. He dreamed of…
Retirement home: Kev Adams takes a tour of the nursing home (review)
An ensemble comedy full of good feelings and big tricks. Guess who’s back ? After a trip to Prime Video (Haters) and in Claude Lelouch’s…
Barbès, Little Algeria: masterful Sofiane Zermani (review)
A delicate portrait of this often caricatured Parisian neighborhood and the Algerian community that lives there. A first feature brimming with humanity. Press officer for…
Savages: an ecological and poetic tale (review)
The portrait of a child fighting against the destruction of a forest on the island of Borneo by the director of My Life as Courgette….
Mercy: brilliantly crazy (review)
An enjoyable and witty filmmaker, Alain Guiraudie creates a mystical western with the appearance of a farce which also knows how to be disturbing. Alain…
Joker is a pure cinematic treat (review)
Todd Phillips recounts the origins of Gotham City’s craziest villain. A huge political film with an assumed Scorsesian influence, carried by the insane interpretation of…