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Honestly, there is nothing really interesting in this film.

It's just a kids film, take it as is. Nonetheless, I liked that they didn't try to put political ideas in the film. Just a few things could be seen as such, but it's really light, and you can't really tell if it's political or not.

Just a good kids film, pretty sure any kid playing minecraft will like, or even love it.

Nonetheless, I believe it was a bit weird how they turned it into a live action, and the pre-release marketing/trailer was a total disaster. I really thought it'd be as bad as Snow White.

Had some fun, my kids had fun, we had quality family time in the theater. I won't remember anything from that film, and I don't mind, my kids probably will.

Overall, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty feels like a missed opportunity. While it's visually stunning, the plot meanders without delivering a strong or meaningful narrative. The character development is shallow, and Walter's journey of self-discovery, though promising, is underwhelming and predictable.

The film tries to be profound but ultimately falls flat, relying more on its picturesque landscapes than on a compelling story. It's not without its moments, but it's hard to overlook the lack of depth and emotional impact.

For a film with such potential, it simply doesn't live up to the hype...

Small french comedy, with a budget of 5.5 millions euros, about Corsica.

The comedy in itself is pretty low quality, usually what is expected from these comedies.

All the budget seems to have gone to "famous" french actors, so they had to get some money, from the region, the CNC, and still, not enough.

Then why not asking Dacia, Corsica Linea and other brands to appear on screen? Yeah fine!

Apart from that, the region's landscapes - coves, mountains, scrubland - are of course splendid. But the recipe for this popular comedy is unusually heavy. It sticks to the stomach like an overly copious plate of figatellu.