I really, really liked the concept, however I feel like it could have been executed a bit better.
I really enjoyed seeing Paris on the screen. I love Paris. Such pretty shots, I loved watching this movie.
“We all fear death and question our place in the universe. The artist's job is not to succumb to despair, but to find an antidote for the emptiness of existence.”
I don’t know, I felt bored. It was a little boring I thought.
I stayed for his insane face card.
This film is nothing short of a cinematic masterpiece. From its breathtaking cinematography to its immersive storytelling and outstanding cast, it excels on every level. I was especially captivated by how powerfully it explored the darkness in Edmond’s heart and his relentless thirst for revenge—it was moving. Pierre Niney has that rare ability to convey a world of emotion with just a glance, making every scene even more compelling.
The moment it ended, I wanted to watch it all over…
This is a film about film lovers and will likely be most appreciated by lovers of film in return.
The film openly and graphically portrays sex, naturally sparking controversy. Many may approach The Dreamers expecting to be outraged—that’s their loss. For those open to it, the film can be a transformative experience, though its impact will differ for each viewer. It might challenge political perspectives, reshape views on taboo relationships, or highlight the huge influence of cinema on some people’s…
