This article was made possible by our partner Cinema +. Its content is independent and designed by the editorial staff. Based on the cult 2000 Death Race film, WS Anderson’s remake is just a pale soulless copy. Emptied of all the absurd violence of his elder brother, he never manages to grasp all of its […] More
THE’Marvel Cinematic Universe (Marvel cinematic universe in original version) now has a long history behind it. For fun, I made a graph (interactive in addition, excuse a little) following the evolution of its box office (the world one and that of entries in France) and its budgets. From the first film (Iron man in 2008) […] More
This article was made possible by our partner Cinema +. Its content is independent and designed by the editorial staff. The documentary THE KING: STEPHEN KING’S AMERICA of Cedric Davelut opens a reflection on the impact of the works of the famous author adapted to the cinema. Also, on their recent comeback … For any […] More
Here we are. At the end of time. At the end of the series Loki. Now is the end of it … The multiverse is open This is what you might think. But no, this is just the start of the journey. The beginnings of a new saga. After the Infinity Saga, here is the… […] More
How to miss a movie that exploits the dumbest dead in the world? THE DARWIN AWARDS offers a textbook case, a frightening fiasco which never manages to seize its idea to make it something other than an inscription on its tombstone: here lies a film which does not even laugh at his own death. You […] More
A French superhero film. Hmm, that’s what heralds an enticing program. After all, we had a very good series: Hero Corp. The latter had been able to add a Frenchie touch coated with humor to the myth of men and women in tights. Same success for superheroic cinema with How I became a superhero ? […] More
The 49th edition of La Rochelle Cinema Festival (Fema) will present, from June 25 to July 4 2021, around 200 films from all over the world: fiction, documentaries and animated films. After a blank year, the FEstival La Rochelle CinéMA returns with its usual format at the start of summer 2021 and a very high […] More
Sure Thor: Ragnarok, Tom “Loki” Hiddleston does a badass dagger flip properly. It even became one of the film’s most iconic shots, and the move is now a character special. He does it again in the series Loki. The Loki special But, the story behind this move is particularly funny. It was the actor himself […] More
Selected at Cannes in 2020, rejected many times … The horror drama of Just Philippot was finally released in theaters this Wednesday, June 16. And from the first viewing, it cannot be denied that LA NUÉE is a pretty success for French genre cinema. The genre is definitely benefiting from a new resurgence of interest […] More
One question can change everything Loki has only one episode left. Life may be very sad afterwards for a Marvel Studios fan … Fortunately, they have filled the gap until Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings with the first animated series from Marvel Studios. I even think it’s their first animation thing, anyway. […] More
Journey to the mystery was a completely crazy episode. Notably for its profusion of Easter Eggs, the famous Easter Eggs that Marvel Studios loves. It was well worth an article to make sure you didn’t miss a thing. In short, after a quick overview on the net, I made a list of the best. Journey […] More
The reopening of theaters in mid-2021 sees the return of a cinema with a richer and more eclectic heritage than ever. An opportunity to (re) discover some hidden treasures. Films by celebrated filmmakers with dissertated careers and marked out in every nook and cranny. This Wednesday, June 16 at the Filmothèque du Quartier Latin, Ciné […] More
Journey Into Mystery I hold it my favorite episode of Loki, the. Oh yes, there is no hesitation. The funniest thing is that I only ticked about the title when I discovered its original version on the IMDb page. If I had known before, I would have been much more prepared for the two easter […] More
Grand Jury Prize at the 1995 Cannes Film Festival, LE REGARD D’ULYSSE is a unique work, a Balkan Odyssey full of reminiscences, moments of bewilderment and timeless strolls. Faced with the force of the images, the power of the gazes and the emotion that flows into them, Theo Angelopoulos creates a film in which wandering […] More
You who arrive here without having seen yet Black widow, I’ll stop you there and redirect you to the spoiler-free review. Because yes, it spoils badly. Especially, it is aimed at a reader who has already seen the twenty-fourth feature film from Marvel Studios. Are we good? Come on, let’s go, my coconuts. Captain America’s […] More
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