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…
The best is yet to come: a deadly comedy! (review)
The directors of Le Prénom have produced an unbridled comedy, less satirical than melancholic, if not funereal, carried by the shock duo Luchini-Bruel. The tandem…
Rush: Ron Howard Unleashes the Speedsters (Review)
This excellent film by Ron Howard will be rebroadcast on Sunday evening on Arte. On this election night, several channels will be taken up by…
While waiting for Anora, watch Tangerine, The Florida Project and Red Rocket at the cinema again
Sean Baker’s previous films, which recently won the Palme d’Or, will be back in theaters this summer. Anora, a young stripper from Brooklyn, transforms into…
Pompo the Cinephile: An Exciting Ode to Cinema (Review)
A world film that also contains a question about the creative act: welcome to Nyallywood Babylo! It’s first of all a question of universe: we…
Ghosts: An Impressive First Film (Review)
Centered on an organization that hunts Syrian war criminals in Europe, this thriller transforms espionage into fascinating sensory theater. Documentary filmmaker (as Ceuta, sweet prisonOr…
The Best Is Yet to Come: A Deadly Comedy! (Review)
The directors of Le Prénom have produced an unbridled comedy, less satirical than melancholic, if not funereal, carried by the shock duo Luchini-Bruel. The tandem…