Jason Bourne is a worthy, electrifying addition to this remarkable series of films, standing up to what came before.
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Vincent Cassel Movie Reviews
Jason Bourne - Review
Jason Bourne is a worthy, electrifying addition to this remarkable series of films, standing up to what came before.
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Post a Comment »Tale of Tales - Review
All fiction is fantasy. No, really; every movie, regardless of genre, is an invitation to use our imaginations, and every movie takes that suspension of disbelief and runs with it in different ways. Just because a film might ostensibly fall under the label ‘fantasy’ doesn’t mean that the realm it creates is any less fictional, and just because a film happens to include ogres, sea-monsters and magic spells doesn’t mean it’s any less real. Matteo Garrone’s Tale of Tales – quite literally a world away from the drab brutality of his 2008 crime flick Gomorrah, and populated by a cast picked perfectly for their faces and individual merits – uses the veil of mythic kingdoms to seed some timeless ideals about parenthood, family, and growing old, and serves it up on a silver platter next to the giant, still-beating heart of a sea-monster.
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All fiction is fantasy. No, really; every movie, regardless of genre, is an invitation to use our imaginations, and every movie takes that suspension of disbelief and runs with it in different ways. Just because a film might ostensibly fall under the label ‘fantasy’ doesn’t mean that the realm it creates is any less fictional, and just because a film happens to include ogres, sea-monsters and magic spells doesn’t mean it’s any less real. Matteo Garrone’s Tale of Tales – quite literally a world away from the drab brutality of his 2008 crime flick Gomorrah, and populated by a cast picked perfectly for their faces and individual merits – uses the veil of mythic kingdoms to seed some timeless ideals about parenthood, family, and growing old, and serves it up on a silver platter next to the giant, still-beating heart of a sea-monster.
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It's Only the End of the World - Review (Cannes Film Festival)
It’s Only the End of the World, Xavier Dolan’s followup to the electric Mommy, is hysterical to the point of being utterly exhausting…
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It’s Only the End of the World, Xavier Dolan’s followup to the electric Mommy, is hysterical to the point of being utterly exhausting…
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The investment we have with Tony would be devalued had it not been for the breathtaking performance by Bercot, rightly awarded for her efforts at Cannes last year, where she shared the best actress accolade with Rooney Mara for her indelible turn in Carol.
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The investment we have with Tony would be devalued had it not been for the breathtaking performance by Bercot, rightly awarded for her efforts at Cannes last year, where she shared the best actress accolade with Rooney Mara for her indelible turn in Carol.
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It's Only the End of the World - Trailer
Louis (Gaspard Ulliel), a terminally ill writer, returns home after a long absence to tell his family that he is dying.
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Louis (Gaspard Ulliel), a terminally ill writer, returns home after a long absence to tell his family that he is dying.
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Tony is admitted to a rehabilitation center after a serious skiing accident. Dependent of medical staff and painkillers, she takes the time to remember the tumultuous love story she lived with Georgio.
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Tony is admitted to a rehabilitation center after a serious skiing accident. Dependent of medical staff and painkillers, she takes the time to remember the tumultuous love story she lived with Georgio.
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Partisan - Trailer
Alexander who, raised to see the world through Gregori’s eyes, is starting to think for himself.
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Alexander who, raised to see the world through Gregori’s eyes, is starting to think for himself.
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Alexander who, raised to see the world through Gregori’s eyes, is starting to think for himself.
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Alexander who, raised to see the world through Gregori’s eyes, is starting to think for himself.
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