The Coubertin Spirit: exceptional Benjamin Voisin (review)
Azimated and regressive, Jérémie Sein's first film joyfully embraces its evil spirit and its ingenuity and benefits from a high-level interpretation. A non-sensical comedy about…
Our opinion on Suicide Squad, to be seen again this Sunday on TF1
Fun and chaotic, the start of Suicide Squad is very successful. Afterwards, everything collapses. Suicide Squad, the DC Universe blockbuster from Warner Bros. released in…
Blue & company, the big clogs of imaginary monsters (review)
The new film from the director of Without a Sound is a somnambulistic melodrama that fails to live up to its Pixarian models. Can an…
Tales of the Empire: the good side of Star Wars (review)
Two women broken by the Sith, two different journeys and two destinies that meet each other: Morgan Elsbeth and Barriss Offee shine in a new…
The Inner Adventure: a diabolical scenario where everything is weighed, measured, timed to perfection (review)
At the end of 1987, the editorial staff found this sci-fi film by Joe Dante perfect. Almost too much, even. Tonight, 6ter offers you an…
Barbarian, the clever horror film that disappeared from Disney+, is now available on Netflix
Welcome to the Airbnb from hell! A horror thriller with a very original storyline, which compensates for some concepts that are a little too big…
Consent: a disappointing adaptation (critic)
By bringing to the screen Vanessa Springora's book which depicts the sexual predation exercised by Gabriel Matzneff on a young teenager, Vanessa Filho gives in…
To the End of the World: a feminist and romantic western (review)
The Wild West told from the point of view of an intrepid woman… Viggo Mortensen has created a beautiful film, in the tradition of Sydney…
The Fall Guy: an action comedy like no other (review)
The director of Bullet Train turns Ryan Gosling into a stuntman caught in a plot that is beyond his control. A success. Stuntman turned director,…
The Fall Guy, A Little Something Extra, Until the End of the World: what's new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE FALL GUY ★★☆☆☆ By David Leitch The essential The director of Bullet Train transforms Ryan Gosling into a…
To the End of the World: a feminist and romantic western (review)
The Wild West told from the point of view of an intrepid woman… Viggo Mortensen has created a beautiful film, in the tradition of Sydney…
A little something extra: a hilarious comedy… about disability (review)
Inflated but never stupidly provocative, Artus succeeds in his first steps as a director. A first film as a response to those who assure us…