Free Guy: A perfect mix between Truman show and Ready Player One (review)
An action comedy that plays with geek culture and where second-rate reigns supreme, with a touch of cynicism. See you again this Sunday on W9….
I'm Not There: Before Timothée Chalamet, Bob Dylan was played by Cate Blanchett, Christian Bale, Heath Ledger…
The funny biopic by Todd Haynes returns to television this weekend. Precisely Saturday evening on France 4. We hear a lot about Bob Dylan lately…
New beginning, with Franck Dubosc and Karin Viard: a clever and rhythmic comedy (review)
As a couple for 30 years, they don't have the same reaction at all when their children leave the house… In love with Diane like…
Ultraman: Rising mischievously mixes Kaiju and The Incredibles (review)
Presented in Annecy, Ultraman: Rising succeeds in the hybridization between anime and current pop animation to renew the Japanese monster film genre. By day, Ken…
Is Pixar analyzing itself with Vice-Versa 2? (critical)
Effective, sometimes very funny, but without genius: is the sequel to Vice-Versa the perfect symbol of Pixar of the 1920s? You know this legend aroundAliens,…
Bad Boys for Life: a failed comeback (review)
Will Smith, Martin Lawrence and Jerry Bruckheimer are still there, “just” missing Michael Bay the pyrotechnician. And that's a shame. M6 focuses on Bad Boys…
Love Lies Bleeding, Juliette in Spring, Les Guetteurs: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters. THE EVENTLOVE LIES BLEEDING ★★★☆☆ By Rose Glass The essential Kristen Stewart flies through this strange lesbian thriller with a…
Love lies bleeding, Juliette in spring, Les Guetteurs: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTLOVE LIES BLEEDING ★★★☆☆ By Rose Glass The essential Kristen Stewart flies through this strange lesbian thriller with a…
It's not me: a dizzying, very Godardian self-portrait by Carax (review)
Following a request from the Center Pompidou that was ultimately aborted, Leos Carax responded in the form of a captivating medium-length film to this abysmal…
It's not me: a dizzying, very Godardian self-portrait by Carax (review)
Following a request from the Center Pompidou that was ultimately aborted, Leos Carax responded in the form of a captivating medium-length film to this abysmal…
West Side Story: Spielberg succeeds in his bet (critic)
What was the point of retouching this classic Hollywood musical? Without betraying anything, Spielberg reappropriates the monument. Exciting, of course. The rehabilitation of West Side…
Juliette in Spring: a heartbreaking family epic (review)
Adapting a brilliant graphic novel, Blandine Lenoir creates a moving epic of feelings and highlights Izïa Higelin. Director noted for her sensitive female portraits (the…