Matthias & Maxime
Drama • 2019 • 1 hr 59 min
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A story of deep emotional relationships and untold love with a detailed story arrangement, as always, Dolan touches the viewer's soul.
A smart, beautiful, expressionist film on friendship, sexual attraction and generational differences.
One of my favorite films of Dolan at this time
Pretty good Dolan film. I was going into it expecting to be disappointed and drowned in clichés, but it actually worked out for the best.
A return to form after the disastrous previous film, but still not as satisfying as Dolan's early gems
I love Xavier Dolan's works! He has this amazing ability to put emotions into images in a way that is subtle and visually fascinating!
An uninspired film. At least, it's a less pretentious attempt than Life and Death of John F. Donovan
A beautiful movie about friends, family and two people who happen to be in love.
No the kind of movies usually watch. A bit slow paced but somewhat enjoyable.
The first "feel good movie" of Xavier Dolan ! I looved it ! (And I went to the premiere and saw Xavier Dolan haha)
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