[CRITICAL] BABYSITTING 2

The pitch : our five friends from the first film are going to spend their vacation in Brazil ! The opportunity for Sonia to introduce Frank to his father Jean-Pierre, for Sam to shake of the girl (normal), for Alex to get his new girlfriend and cousin Ernest… Well, stay cousin Ernest. But due to […]

[CRITICAL] BAD MOMS

Amy Mitchell (Mila Kunis) is at the edge of the crisis of nerve. The mother of two children, she struggles to link work and family life, taking an image of the perfection of course is false, as long to be returned by the company. Creaking under the pressure, particularly by Gwendoline, the president of the […]

[CRITICAL] BANG GANG (A MODERN LOVE STORY)

It is not necessary to stop at a priori sulphur about BANG GANG under the pretext that one sees teenagers of sixteen years of walking around naked and fuck like crazy. No, it is much more complex and subtle than that. Director Eva Husson, of which this is the first feature-length film, and that we […]

[CRITICAL] BASTILLE DAY

BASTILLE DAY arrives on our screens a few months after the attacks against the places of celebration not far from another iconic Paris that of the Republic. Two days after its release, a tragic bombing in Nice reactive dread that we took during the attacks on 13 November. With a synopsis recalling these events, what […]

[CRITICAL] BATMAN V SUPERMAN : DAWN OF JUSTICE

If we had particularly wanted before its release, Man of Steel proved in the end to be a great disappointment. Missed many points, the film had especially the gift of exhausting the viewer with fighting endless. In spite of its flaws, the public had answered present, giving Man of Steel a nice success at the […]

[CRITICAL E-CINEMA] BEASTS OF NO NATION

With BEASTS OF NO NATION, Netflix has just hit a great shot. Accustomed to offer original series and quality, the juggernaut broadcasts – for the first time – a feature on its platform. Netflix has not funded the project, but has rather made the acquisition of broadcast rights and with regard to the quality of […]

[CRITICAL] THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE PACK

THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE PACK was presented this year at Cannes in the un Certain Regard section, this is the first fiction feature film from the director of tunisian Kaouther Ben Hania known to have produced several documentaries incurred (The Challat of Tunis, The Imams go to school). In THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE PACK, she […]

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