Les Misérables
Crime • R • 2019 • 1 hr 44 min
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Une réalité qui avait du mal à se hisser dans les salles jusqu’à présent, et ce film ouvre magnifiquement le bal
A vivid portrayal of french periferic neighbourhoods. A very well-crafted movie about morality.
A great cop/crime thriller, lots of memorable moments and complex characters
A pretty good movie, and although it definitely has a clear message, it kind of opened my eyes to something I had never thought about.
Incredibly tense and thrilling cops versus the people story. Situations keep building in the most compelling ways.
A movie that ask about moral ambiguity, with great performance, and so tiring and exhausted experience.
A police corruption film that manages to feel relevant and modern without pandering. The story is a powder keg just waiting to go off.
Years after La Haine, this movie gives a dark but deeply true overview on the situation of outcasts and immigrant children in France.
Stunningly powerful, made me think for weeks afterward.
Très bon. On est accroché du début à la fin
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