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Hawerchuk in Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018)
Without surprises but full of ideas, a classic and friendly Marvel. Pure Antertain-Man.
Hawerchuk in Black Panther (2018)
A superhero movie not too rotten that changes the usual crap, even if it's a tad naive and outdated, at least it's exotic.
Hawerchuk in The Commuter (2018)
A good management of suspense and timing, pleasant action movie despite some inconsistencies.
Hawerchuk in Ocean’s 8 (2018)
The numerous references to Soderbergh's films only highlight the difference in quality.
Hawerchuk in Aquaman (2018)
20 000 leagues under my expectations.
Hawerchuk in The Equalizer 2 (2018)
One of those films that spend half of the time making promises and the other half not keeping them.
Hawerchuk in Paul, Apostle of Christ (2018)
Skilful dive in the Rome of the first centuries with a sublime directing: a moving film very well interpreted.
Hawerchuk in Close (2019)
Big lack of amplitude and tension for this unflavored thriller of which only the performance of Noomi Rapace stands out.
Hawerchuk in Free Solo (2018)
Very clean visually and exciting in what it proposes, a reflection on itself and the follow-up of a rather selfish acrobat.
Hawerchuk in Men in Black : International (2019)
Perfectly innocuous, the film gives the impression of being bored as much as the spectator: it self-flashes continuously to forget its existence.
Hawerchuk in Tomb Raider (2018)
Vikander embodies much better the budding adventurer than A. Jolie. Too bad that the action is poorly filmed and almost illegible.
Hawerchuk in Welcome to Marwen (2018)
The film ruins his formal mastery with a screenplay of only apparent complexity, unrolled with inexplicable platitude.
Hawerchuk in The Meg (2018)
Nothing new under the ocean but it casually fulfills the specifications of a summer blockbuster.
Hawerchuk in Dumbo (2019)
Dumbo Unchained.
Hawerchuk in Mission: Impossible, Fallout (2018)
Action movie where the spectacular is omnipresent. But beware, overdoing it could make it turn into Fast & Furious.
Hawerchuk in The Aftermath (2019)
A beautiful romantic drama exposing the repercussions of the war through the story of a broken couple: to overcome the mourning and restart.
Hawerchuk in Aladdin (2019)
Fade copy/paste. The prince of Bel-Air outclasses the one of Ababwa, digital and Jafar graze indigence. To despise.
Hawerchuk in Le cercle rouge (1970)
Infernal cycle and earth of men, chiselled, washed, reduced to essences, struck with the seal of silence, golden and hallucinated. Deadly lurching.
Hawerchuk in Jurassic World : Fallen Kingdom (2018)
Virtuoso behind the camera, Bayona is carried by an unbalanced script. The director's world brings a lot to the mythology.
Hawerchuk in Glass (2019)
Big mistake, pachydermic writing, visually dull, musically inept (please bring back James Newton Howard!). Sadness.

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