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Since Wednesday, July 2, Dakota Johnson has been playing “materialists”, alongside Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans, but do you know what is his best rated film? Index: if you have seen it in France, it is probably not in the cinema.
Since July 2, Dakota Johnson has been the poster of Materists, the new film by Past Lives Celine Song director, who makes her an ambitious, very strong matchmaker when it comes to finding the rare pearl for a very demanding client (e), but who finds himself torn between the man who checks all the boxes and corresponds to his criteria (Pedro Pascal) and his ex ( Evans), which is much less reliable.
A modern romantic comedy and more surprising than its synopsis suggests it, in which the director confirms her taste for the complexity of romantic relationships and her talent for the direction of actors, by offering very beautiful scores to her stars. But do you know what is Dakota Johnson’s best film on Allociné?
Admittedly, with its average of 4.01 out of 5, it is The Social Network who sits at the top of her filmography, but the actress only played a small role, that of a conquest of Sean Parker (Justin Timberlake). On the other hand, it is central in the cry of the hawk, which arrives just behind in its filmography with a pretty 3.83 out of 5 obtained thanks to 473 notes.
If you say that it is quite little for such a appreciated feature film, there is a reason for that: passed through the 2019 Deauville Cinema Festival, where he won the public prize, the feature film directed by Tyler Nilson and Mike Schwartz did not go through French rooms, because directly released in VOD at home in January of the following year.
But it is available on Prime Video, so you can make up for this very pretty story around the meeting between a young Down’s syndrome on the run (Zachary Gottsagen) who dreams of becoming a professional wrestler, and a little strike (Shia Labeouf), also on the run, in which Dakota Johnson embodies Eleanor, who takes care of the hero in the center in the center.
Some extracts from criticism from Internet users on “Le Cri du Faucon”
SEBOU36 (5 out of 5): “A very delightful independent film, endearing characters, enough to spend a great evening. Do not expect a dissertation on friendship and love, let yourself be embarked with these two idiots and their delicious nurse in this crazy and improbable adventure.”
Anonymous user (4.5 out of 5): “Freedom, adventure … All the ingredients for a very good road movie are there! This initiatory journey will give you happiness, dream … everything that can do you good! A little treat with the taste of peanut butter [le titre original est The Peanut Butter Falcon, ndlr] ! “
Eselce (4 out of 5): “Very good road trip featuring a thug and a Down’s syndrome on the run. Which will befriend the strength of things. It reminded me of the French film The eighth day. I particularly appreciated the last minutes and had a great time, the film rising in intensity. “
“This initiatory journey will give you happiness, dream”
Boris (4 out of 5): “A touching story, a convincing shia Labeouf, a very pleasant jazz blue grass atmosphere and an assumed fantasy gives the film a certain personality. We will deplore a too steep end, however.”
Jorik V (3.5 out of 5): “The duo of filmmakers manages to enhance his decor little seen in the cinema and offers us very pretty plans between sea and earth. The film suffers from any drop in rhythm and the meeting between Zak and Tyler (two very beautiful cinema characters) is anything but whispers. And there is also the success of the film: we believe in it. So much that certain little moments of complicity between the two characters (supported by Shia Labeouf Gottsagen, perfect) without wanting to be moving at all costs, touch us to the highest point.
The supporting roles are also well written and we are entitled to a few Croquignolets and Original characters as it should be, from the unpaid Bruce Dern as a clever tenant of a retirement home to this stretcher of petrol station. Despite its awkwardness and a very labeled side independent American film, it is a poetic journey filled with beautiful moments that do good. “
John Henry (3.5 out of 5): “There is such energy that rises from the belly and a cry from the bottom of my heart that we can only adhere. It’s funny, it’s moving and it’s beneficial! So we won’t linger on the scenario, we will just enjoy good communicative and enjoyable energy.”
And you ? Have you seen and liked this cry of the hawk?
