The best film of the week is “very intriguing and remarkably filmed”

The 3 best films according to the press:

1st: Chime – 3.9/5

“This very intriguing and remarkably filmed horrifying medium film is signed by the Japanese master Kiyoshi Kurosawa, to the very prolific filmography, and to whom we owe the fascinating” Cure “(1997) and” Kaïro “(2001).” By Renaud Baronian (Le Parisien)

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“Here is the new nightmare of Kiyoshi Kurosawa, who concentrates the quintessence of his art in a terrifying medium film with an episode of” the fourth dimension “, to discuss the burnout and the drive to kill.” By Stéphanie Belpêche (Le Journal du Dimanche)

2nd: The Phoenician Scheme – 3.5/5

“In this exciting film, Wes Anderson explores with unprecedented formal violence the macabre slope of his cinema.” By Josué Morel (Critikat.com)

“A more adult Anderson therefore, but an Anderson anyway, dotted with magnificent visual discoveries, a disheveled assembly and a casting once again plethoric.” By Fabrice Leclerc (Paris Match)

3rd ex aequo: Another End – 3.1/5

“Hist of the one who remains, Another End questions what is loved. To love the other is to love him in his carnal presence-to be with him-or is it loved him unconditionally beyond his presence-beyond his loss?” By Maryline ALLIGIER (Elle)

“If this philosophical fable on our loneliness in the face of death and our desperate propensity to want to fight against the laws of nature is quickly slamming in a coldness of stifling execution, the deep power of Gael García Bernal, she, fascinates.” By Xavier Leherper (L'Obs)

3rd ex aequo: Else – 3.1/5

“At the crossroads between SF, Fantastic Cinema and Romcom, Else transcends his status as a singular film for an engaging study of otherness in the couple.” By Alex Masson (Cinemateaser)

“This is the real feat of Thibault Emin: succeeding in staging an essay of horrific philosophy, a reflection on the body-spirit problem, in line with the work of David Cronenberg.” By Sacha Rosset (Mad Movies)

The 3 best films according to the spectators:

1st :: Mr. Constant – 3.6/5

“A story that takes shape with accuracy and delicacy.” By Val Valou

“Big crush on this film that is both simple and moving. Authentic characters who perfectly succeed in taking us, subtly, in search of their history.” By max0U86

2nd: Chime – 3.4/5

“From the chilling performance of Mutsuo Yoshioka to a controlled staging, marked by a disturbing symmetry, passing through a work of goldsmith on sound and light, hypnotic and frozen, Chime may not offer you great culinary lessons … but of cinema.” By Gaston M.

“A deaf, slow anxiety that settles without warning. Kurosawa creates discomfort without ever named it. It's brilliant, but it stirs.” Impasse

3rd: Else – 2.9/5

“Quite original poetic attempt, with a grain and special effects that evoke Cocteau more than contemporary productions.” Per sre

“The ambitions are present because a very special care has been taken, to the sets, to the special effects, and to the makeup. The bottom hurts on the other hand concerning the interpretation of the few actors present. It looks like friends who come to do their best.” By lecinedebibi

* According to the notes of the Allociné barometer, on Friday May 30, 2025, for films released in theaters on May 28 with at least 10 reviews for the Top Press. This top does not understand the films already released one or more times.