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There's a lot of good things in Simple comme Sylvain. The chemestry between the two main actors is awesome and the tension is incredible in the first act. Christine Beaulieu is also fantastic in a perfect anticasting. Bonus points for Still Loving You being so well integrated. Sadly the direction and photography just annoyed me too much and make me loose immersion. There's a point in the film where all shots are claustrophobic, use a object to hide parts of the characters, are digitally cropped and loosw resolution or leverages a veil. There's also that annoying fast zoom that just takes me out of it. Sad because other than that it was a great movie.

Better than the first movie for me, thanks to the circumstances around Downtown during the movie. The shooting of a sipent film inside the marvelous mansion creates a lot of interesting moments. It also says a lot about history. Add to that the part in France and you got a very good moment with the Crawleys.

Offering a glimpse into the future, or so it was at that time, the second Back to the Future movie is exciting and funny. It's also so amusing to see how some of the prediction made about the "future" of 2015 became through. Overall, this is still a really solid film that holds up over time.

A rarely believable but still enjoyable adventure movie that leverages well known tricks. The videogame heritage shows throughout the movie, but don't distract too much. It's a good run of a movie with plenty of action and impressive stunts.

Another pretty basic run of the mill action movie from Netflix. Nothing surprising and good actors reduced to one dimension roles. I wished this one was different as I love the Vampire theme...

Back to the Future stays a true classic and holds up so well 37 years later. Fox is just incredible in the role. The story is solid and the whole execution almost flawless. And of course you have the music, the cinematography and all the other technical elements very well executed.

There was a lot of short funny moments in this one, with great acting from the quatuor. The setup starts a bit slowly, but it gains rythm over the golf course, hole by hole.

I really appreciated this intriguing and captivating movie about time travel. A lot of the twists I've seen coming, but the movie surprised me a few times. Overall, a great time going through this adaptation of a short story.

An okay crime movie that mixes in a romantic story on the side. The movir benefits from good acting from the cast, but even at 86 minutes, it stills feels slow.

One of the classica of my teenager years, Wayne's World was de facto included in all our all night movie marathons. Watching it with my son now, 30 years later, it still holds up as a funny and weird movie. Excellent!

The plot is simple, but the actors deliver it in a good way. Michel Côté is wonderful as usual and well supported by the rest of the cast. There's quite a few funny moments and some charming ones too.

Joy is a heartfelt movie with a great performance from Lawrence. She is really pulling the pace of the movie and making it better throughout. The story is not that complicated, but it still holds up with a few twists and turns.

Wow. How incredible was the transformation of Austin Butler during this movie. If in the first 30 minutes we see the actor a bit, he simply disappears into Elvis Presley up to the end of the movie. Tom Hanks also offers a solid performance. And of course, as always, Baz Luhrmann offers an eclectic but amazing direction. His style shows more in the first act, as he slowly let's the story take over after that. I left the movie wishing Elvis Presley was still alive...

Adam Sandler offers a heartwarming performance and a great collaboration with Seth Rogen. The movie is a huge hommage to comedy in multiple forms and manages to be funny and sad at the same time. I had a really good time.

The first acts were really good with a lot of mythology and a complex universe to learn. I was happy the viewer was taken through this agressively while learning about the concepts sometimes in a delayed manner. There's a bit too much action for my taste in the final act.

Probably much stronger as a play, August: Osage County is a rough time with so many sadness that's it's hard to enjoy the movie. Of course the dialogs are great and there's a lot of good acting here, but in the end it's hard to not be aas after watching this.

I was expecting something so bad that I actually liked the movie. No it's not the best Marvel feature, but it brings enough freshness to the Universe to be worth a watch. Some of the new heroes are interesting and the interactions between them are sometimes funny sometimes dramatic.

Off to a good start, the movie slows down tona grind in the last act. Williams, which I miss so much as an actor, offers a good performance. I feel some of the pace issues come from adapting a short story to a two hours plus movie.

They really digged far to be able to find a story that allowed then to bring back the original cast and it shows. The story is not really interesting, the jokes fall flat and in general this is a pretty boring comedy.

I'm atill unsure of what I actually watched. An action movie with totally unrealistic combat scenes, a musical with totally over the top dance numbers or a political drama about the insurrection of a country population. Each of them taken separately would be weird but in a magical way they come together and create an interesting adventure.

A great way to reboot the series after the misstep that the previous movie was. The main cast is solid, the film is full of fan service and memorabilia. All in all a very enjoyable two hours with the Ghostbusters.

Some (most?) remakes are just not necessary and Arthur is a very fine example of that. The whole tone of the movie is off and we never really bond with any of the characters.

The movie strated strong with good stories that all had a strange side to them. Sadly that side took over and made things boring for the last act as we loose connection with the characters.

An okay sequel that takes things right after the end of the first movie. There's not much we learn about the invaders during this one, but the different situations stay interesting and stressful. I just wish we could have seen a bit more of an epilogue at the end.

A good revenge movie that for once has a woman protagonist. Carey Mulligan is great in this one and takes us through a slow revenge process. There's a lot of twists and turns and the action stays interesting from start to finish.