HBO | Release Date: June 6, 2022
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TVJerryJun 12, 2022
This series is based on the 1996 film by Olivier Assayas, about a star and the movie she's remaking (the French silent classic, Les Vampires). Alicia Vikander takes on the lead as the American star who's not happy about her career inThis series is based on the 1996 film by Olivier Assayas, about a star and the movie she's remaking (the French silent classic, Les Vampires). Alicia Vikander takes on the lead as the American star who's not happy about her career in blockbusters or her recently-ended relationship. While there are some cool looks at the glamour of a star's life and the making of a film, the self-important dialogue drags it down. This look at art vs. commerce isn't interesting. Expand
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OlivierPielJun 8, 2022
Cue: Character pulls a Gilles Deleuze book on cinema. Cue: Name dropping of "avant-guerre"European cinema. Cue: American actresses smoking and talking endlessly about their sex lives. Cue: Name dropping mother **** Leonard Cohen like anyCue: Character pulls a Gilles Deleuze book on cinema. Cue: Name dropping of "avant-guerre"European cinema. Cue: American actresses smoking and talking endlessly about their sex lives. Cue: Name dropping mother **** Leonard Cohen like any left-bank left-wing Parisian adolescent has done since 1968.
Navel-gazing, presumptuous, verbose as in non-stop talking,...as couldn't be any more cliché -and seemingly unaware of it-, about Parisians! This is another excruciating boring turd from an overrated French director. This time, it's Assayas. It would be laughable if it weren't symptomatic of a degenerate culture stuck in a Nietzschean "eternal return". See, anybody can do some **** name-dropping too!

This is the opposite of cinema. This is pseudo-Godard without the balls of going off the tangent and his knack for experimentation. It pretends to be edgy and artistic but awes second-rate American film critics, that don't have the culture to be literary or art critics....while inflicting acoustic torture on any person who has ever seen a Tarkovsky or Bresson film (this name dropping is OP as my nephew says)
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bertobellamyJun 29, 2022
The 'Irma Vep' series adaptation is funny and enjoyable. There's nothing here you haven't seen before, but the behind-the-scenes look at the production of an avant-grade series offers some hilarious and entertaining moments. Also, theThe 'Irma Vep' series adaptation is funny and enjoyable. There's nothing here you haven't seen before, but the behind-the-scenes look at the production of an avant-grade series offers some hilarious and entertaining moments. Also, the blending of the original series with the recreated scenes is very well done. Looking forward to seeing what happens! Expand
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Paper_KayJul 10, 2022
Love this director, love this show, I just hate how nothing anyone ever does is ever good enough. Every time the 'director' is in the scene, I just know it's going to be a whiny criticism and an endless complaints-fest no matter how good theLove this director, love this show, I just hate how nothing anyone ever does is ever good enough. Every time the 'director' is in the scene, I just know it's going to be a whiny criticism and an endless complaints-fest no matter how good the actors or script or set... He just always endlessly complains. Expand
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