Rumba la vie: Dubosc at his best
Franck Dubosc confirms the nice surprise of Tout le monde debout. An endearing comedy because it is powerfully sincere While waiting to find him in…
Alien: Romulus, The Romance of Jim, City of Darkness: New releases at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTALIEN: ROMULUS ★★☆☆☆ By Fele Alvarez The essentials Fede Álvarez delivers an artificial best of the best ideas from…
Alien: Romulus, Attack of the Clone (review)
Far from Ridley Scott’s experiments with his own saga, Fede Álvarez delivers an artificial best of the best ideas from the Alien franchise. It’s almost…
Rumba la vie: Dubosc at his best
Franck Dubosc confirms the nice surprise of Tout le monde debout. An endearing comedy because it is powerfully sincere While waiting to find him in…
City of darkness: Hell fight! (critical)
The new film from the director of Limbo is a live-action arcade machine: a stunning fighting film in a Dantesque setting, where old HK legends…
Le Roman de Jim: a Karim Leklou festival (review)
The Larrieu brothers abandon their usual madness for a while to shoot a romantic western in the Jura. A great success. Jim’s Novel? Karim’s novel,…
What is The Instigators, the Matt Damon-Casey Affleck reunion, worth on Apple TV +? (review)
Twenty-two years after Gerry, Doug Liman brings them together in a buddy movie. Simply cool. If Hollywood continues to feed on the corpse of 80s…
Roll youth: between laughter and tears, Éric Judor excels and surprises (Review)
This first feature film reveals a particularly moving Éric Judor as a surrogate father. Roll youthreleased in July 2018 in theaters, will return this Friday…
Paddington 2 is back in theaters, and it’s still a delight (review)
Between Wes Anderson and Steven Spielberg, the continuation of the adventures of Paddington is delicious. At the end of 2014, the first Paddington accomplished a…
Glitter Shrimp Take to the Water (Review)
A slightly crazy gay version of Grand Bain, but which survives thanks to its emotion and humor. During this Olympic Games period, M6 is banking…
Three things to know about What the day owes to the night, by Yasmina Khadra by Alexandre Arcady
C8 rebroadcasts this portrait of Algeria from the 1930s to the 1960s against the backdrop of an impossible love story. Adaptation of a best-seller Before…
Trap, God Can Defend Himself, Little Panda in Africa: What’s New in Cinema This Week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTRAP ★☆☆☆☆ By M Night Shyamalan The essential A concert, 20,000 people in the hall and in the middle…