Critiques de Ubiquitous

Ce film va au-delà de l’amitié. Il comte aussi des débauches scolaires, il parle de féminisme, de droit(s) du travail. Il reflète si bien ce qu’est la France à l’heure d’être lycéen-ne.Il est doux mais poignant—il ne dit pas les termes mais il va mettre en lumière les problèmes de drogues chez les...

The Perks of being a Wallflower is one of the first movies I remember watching after going through a hard time. I was in high school at the time. Safe to say I found refuge in it (and the book—which I won’t be comparing since it was almost literally perfectly depicted in the movie).This movie is...

First, we must all agree that Fincher was so clever for putting this movie together. Truly.Let’s talk casting—perfection. Never seen Pitt in any movie that resembles Fight Club, and Norton, well, he was made for his role.Now onto the plot itself. Quite really remarkable. It was so new seeing...

If you like psychological thrillers, I think this is an easy watch.Oliver’s character carried the movie—both as a character but as an interesting personality.It goes deep into studying various mental health aspects such as depression and mythomania. It demonstrates a perfect mastermind who’s also a...

I cannot bring myself to rate this higher than a 7. Probably because I read the book at 17yo and that it forever moved me. I had no clue a movie existed from the book. But I just had to watch it—it forever changed me.It made me realise that I myself suffered from PTSD that was deeply repressed,...

I can’t begin to express how moved this movie made me feel. There was never a moment I could’ve predicted. The ending is not what I would’ve expected but it felt right, still.I believe Lynch created one of the very few cinematic masterpieces out there—I can only recommend it.All of the details have...