Un ticket pour l’espaceEric Lartigau :: France :: 2005 :: 1h30To gain public support for the French Space Agency, two people are given the opportunity -by lottery- to shoot up into the great emptiness…. On paper the film is correctly put together, with its special effects, famous actor line-up and blockbuster story-line, but to have to sit through 1 and a half hours of it is quite a strain.
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MunichSteven Spielberg :: USA :: 2005 :: 2h40Palestinian terrorists kill Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympic games, followed by Israeli agents murdering the Palestinians one by one…. Of course the highly unethical nature of the whole story, which in itself does not warrant another visually hyper-violent movie, makes you wonder why you are there watching it.
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GentilleSophie Fillières :: France :: 2004 :: 1h42Young woman by the name of Fontaine, doctor in a hotel-like psychiatric ward in Paris, awaits a moment of lucidity in which to accept her boyfriend’s marriage proposal…. The inappropriate and uninspired poster may put you off straight away, but might also just push you into the positive view, as after that you can only be pleasantly surprised by the reality dream world of Fontaine’s life.
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