Twisters, Santosh, Mad Fate: New releases at the cinema 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…
Mad Fate: The Surprising Return of the Director of Limbo (Review)
Hong Kong director Soi Cheang has fun here blurring the lines for a result that is less exciting but still exceptional from a purely visual…
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”,…
Mad Fate: What is this new Soi Cheang worth? (review)
Unlike his Limbo with its very pure and direct storytelling, the Hong Kong director here has fun blurring the lines for a less exciting result…
Santosh: A gripping feminist political thriller of ambiguity (review)
The first feature-length fiction film by an Indian director from the documentary genre. One of the highlights of the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes,…
Despicable Me 4, Longlegs, To the Moon: what’s new in theaters this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTDESPICABLE ME 4 ★★★☆☆ By Chris Renaud and Patrick Delage The essential Cockroaches, a Junior and Minions everywhere… The…
To the Moon: A Laborious Sixties Romance (Review)
Despite Scarlett Johansson’s energy, this romantic and wacky space epic never really gets off the ground. To the Moon is not only a film starring…
Despicable Me 4, Longlegs, To the Moon: what’s new in theaters this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTDESPICABLE ME 4 ★★★☆☆ By Chris Renaud and Patrick Delage The essential Cockroaches, a Junior and Minions everywhere… The…
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…
Despicable Me 4: A Hilarious Gag Race (Review)
Cockroaches, a Junior and Minions everywhere… The fourth installment of the animated saga provides the minimum service for fans of all ages. The Gru family…
To the moon: a laborious sixties romance (review)
Despite Scarlett Johansson’s energy, this romantic and wacky space epic never really gets off the ground. To the Moon is not only a film starring…
Asterix – The Secret of the Magic Potion: It’s a cartoon! (Review)
Four years after The Land of the Gods, Astier and Clichy confirm their mastery of the Asterix universe. Effective. And to be seen again on…