ANALYSE – Soon more than 8 million spectators for Delaporte-La Patellière’s film, almost 11 million for Artus’s: what if their success came from the fact that they first appeal to the pure emotion of the spectators and that they are not in the air of woke and progressive times?
What a summer for French cinema! Between the two of them,The Count of Monte Cristo et A little something extra attracted 18 million spectators to the theaters. Only the new cartoon from Pixar studios, Vice-Versa 2 , has managed to compete with the two French productions. The news delights all those for whom cinema is primarily intended to entertain. Without debasing. Without necessarily sex or violence. Without necessarily giving in to the spirit of the times or putting a 19th century adventure novel into imagese century assimilates you to a reactionary turned towards the past and where it is almost forbidden to make fun of anyone (blacks, homosexuals, handicapped, Inuit, fat people, Muslims, workers, young people, old people, anorexics, LGBTQIA+, Mogai, etc.), otherwise you risk ending up in criminal court.
This desire to spend an hour and a half or more in front of a screen to be carried away from the worries of everyday life is shared by the majority of French people. But a silent majority: the criticism that holds…
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