The bad guys and the best movies of the week unscathed?

3 Best Movies by Press:

1: Random Tales and Other Fantasies – 4.4 / 5

“Fairy Tales” develops in all its glory in a rich, sensual and attractive work. By Adrien Gombo (Les Echos)

“In this beautiful fragmentary film, director Ryusuke Hamaguchi accompanies characters from the past who are moved by the painful and liberating power of memories. By Chloe Cavilier (Critikat.com)

2nd: Bad Boys – 3.7 / 5

Adapted from an Australian children’s book, The Bad Guys is an animated film similar to the one we see in Disney-Pixar and Dreamworks, but it stands out for its singularity. By DG (Latest News from Alsace)

“Bad guys will come across a scenario that is a bit too simple, but pays off with its aesthetic, brilliant and crazy energy.” Author Constantine Lacombe (Movie Teaser)

3rd: Abuella – 3,6 / 5

“Paco Plaza rejects simple unexpected effects to explore the inevitability of old age and confront the universal terror we often choose to ignore.” By Matthias Jaborska (Widescreen)

“Shooting two elegant young women in an apartment, without getting into the most ugly parts of a man’s eyes, is one of the achievements that Abuela accompanies in flying colors.” By Sylvester Picard (Premiere)

3 Best Movies by Audience:

1st: Bad Boys – 3.5 / 5

“This animated film is excellent in many ways: modern and lively music, well-received humorous scenes, sympathetic and attractive characters, as well as references to various action and robbery films.” Marco Ivq

“I recommend this film, which is intended for both children and young people (there were only adults in the room). This movie is really enjoyable and the fact that it is a Frenchman working for an American animation company is really there. Honorable. ” By Arthur Gezus

2nd: Random Tales and Other Fantasies – 3.4 / 5

“In short, 3 modern stories, 3 fairy tales that will surely tell us, tell (probably) a part of living history …” Fifibrindaciator.

“It’s a completely respectable, ambitious and compelling film that I liked. However, it is undoubtedly less consensual than Hamaguchi’s previous opus, if we turn to the release timeline.” By Pascal

3rd: Irreversible – 3.0 / 5

“Benoît Poelvoorde, the genius actor, brilliantly portrays this tormented character. The young actor Alba Gaia Kraghede Bellugi responds to him with the same force, the narcotic weakness holding the viewer from the first to the last scene.” By William

“Ah, that’s interesting. A real proposition, both in the genre and in the casting. Polvorde’s a wonderful combination with the genre. Even if the film is sometimes very insane and the script is very sparse, the atmosphere and the feeling remain. ” Chloe V.

* AlloCiné Barometer Ratings for movies released in theaters on Friday, April 8, 2022, Wednesday, April 6, 20, with at least 10 reviews for the best press and 50 ratings for the best viewers. These two tops do not contain films released in France once or several times.