Give Me Wings: A Great Idea for a Family Vacation Adventure (review)
To (re)discover this Sunday on France 2. Christian, a visionary scientist, studies wild geese. For his son, a teenager obsessed with video games, the idea…
Give Me Wings: A Great Idea for a Family Vacation Adventure (review)
To (re)discover this Sunday on France 2. Christian, a visionary scientist, studies wild geese. For his son, a teenager obsessed with video games, the idea…
Four Weddings and a Funeral: “The problem with the script was that it was too funny”
The comedy starring Andie MacDowell and Hugh Grant celebrates its 30th anniversary on Arte this weekend. As well as on DVD and Blu-ray in a…
Spider-Man: No Way Home, one last spin on the web (review)
Critical essay without (too much) spoilers. Attention, event evening Sunday evening on TF1: one week later Far From Homethe channel is programming in the clear…
Jason Statham: Tougher Than Ever in Parker
An action film also starring Jennifer Lopez which is worth the detour, to be seen again this evening on television. The Stath' will be in…
Bronx: Olivier Marchal out of breath (review)
A furious air of déjà vu hangs over this testosterone-charged thriller from the director of MR 73. Released for Halloween 2020 on Netflix, it arrives…
Bronx: Olivier Marchal out of breath (review)
A furious air of déjà vu hangs over this testosterone-charged thriller from the director of MR 73. Released for Halloween 2020 on Netflix, it arrives…
Confession: a beautiful portrait of a corseted woman (review)
In this new version of Beatrix Beck's novel, Nicolas Boukhrief reformulates the question of the enemy within. Arte will offer this evening The confession. This…
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is a great, fun and lively spectacle (review)
By taking seriously the visual codes of video games, The New Empire is the best possible Godzilla spin-off. It was nevertheless necessary to consider the…
The Croods 2, a crazy neighborhood quarrel (review)
If this Dreamworks didn't do too well in theaters, it's worth catching up with it this evening on TV… The Croods have survived their share…
Another world: the Brizé-Lindon duo at their best (review)
The director of The Law of the Market and At War continues his exploration of the world of work, through the figure of a senior…
Yurt: A great political and sensory film (review)
Portrait of a teenager torn between a secular environment and religious growth in Turkey in 1996, this first film is striking in its emotional force….