La Mort d’une Licorne - Comentarios

Here is a B-movie throwback with its roots in the pulpy creature features of the 1950s.

It’s silly fun at a time when it feels like we could all use an escape. And maybe a reminder to not mess with things we don’t completely understand.

...may aim to demythologize everyone’s favorite mono-horned fantasy friend, but its belief in the magic of movies is palpable.

...it turns out there’s a satisfying sense of schadenfreudian indulgence to watching a group of rich assholes get what’s coming to them in a world where that increasingly doesn’t happen.

For the sickos amongst us, it may just have you not only believing in unicorns but fearing them too. [

...Will Poulter proves to be an incredible comedic standout, as a drugged-up billionaire failson with wicked ambition.

...the film knows it has the goods with its violent unicorn premise and doesn’t let it go to waste.

...is social cinema, a wild concept that might be fun to see with a group of friends but seems less likely to entertain solo viewers.

Yet another in the recent spate of punish-the-privileged fables, Alex Scharfman’s film starts off funny but descends into numbing carnage.

...underhållning på hög nivå som levererar vad det lovar.

My little pony? Nej, det här är snarare enhörningar som får en att tänka på ”Jurassic park.