Pretty Little Liars season 7: Episode 19, SPOILER killed Charlotte, our critic!

sivertime — Wed, 21 Jun 2017 16:46:34 +0000

While episode 19 of season 7 of Pretty Little Liars has just been released on Freeform, let’s come back together about the highlights of “Farewell My Lovely”!
The suspense is at its height! Yes, the meltynauts, in less than a week, Freeform will broadcast the final episode of Pretty Little Liars. After seven years of good and loyal service, it will be time for fans to say goodbye and move on. But before that, Marlene King promised us that we would get all the answers to our questions. If the rhythm has been very slow since the return of this last part of the season, “Farewell My Lovely” allowed us to finally discover the identity of the murderer of Charlotte. While Melty’s editor suggested you discover our review of Season 7 episode of Pretty Little Liars in which Aria was discovered , Was the crucial point of this episode. Indeed, we learned that it was Mona who had murdered Charlotte. Of course, she simply defended herself against a Charlotte always determined to do the evil around her but the revelation was much awaited and she knew how to highlight how the character of Mona was probably the most successful of the show. Complex, authentic, human, intelligent, Mona is a perfect combination of loyalty and undeniable darkness . It’s hard to blame her for having created the game first as she has been the main asset of the series over the years and episodes. Is simply defended against a Charlotte always as determined to do the evil around her but the revelation was much awaited and she knew how to highlight how the character of Mona was probably the most successful of the show. Complex, authentic, human, intelligent, Mona is a perfect combination of loyalty and undeniable darkness . It’s hard to blame her for having created the game first as she has been the main asset of the series over the years and episodes. Is simply defended against a Charlotte always as determined to do the evil around her but the revelation was much awaited and she knew how to highlight how the character of Mona was probably the most successful of the show. Complex, authentic, human, intelligent, Mona is a perfect combination of loyalty and undeniable darkness . It’s hard to blame her for having created the game first as she has been the main asset of the series over the years and episodes. Mona is a perfect combination of loyalty and undeniable darkness . It’s hard to blame her for having created the game first as she has been the main asset of the series over the years and episodes. Mona is a perfect combination of loyalty and undeniable darkness . It’s hard to blame her for having created the game first as she has been the main asset of the series over the years and episodes.
But this episode already felt the end and also closed one of the most important intrigues of the season. While the girls were about to be arrested by Tanner for the murder of Archer Dunhill, Mary Drake finally decided to surrender in order to protect her daughter. Responsible for the death of her sister, Jessica, she was reportedly arrested promptly and also decided to confess to Archer’s murder, allowing her daughter and her friends to be released. A lovely proof of love that deeply touched Spencer. Thanks to this avowal, the game ended by being extinguished, leading our heroines to believe a little quickly that the time had come for her to leave this nightmare behind them. With a final episode to come, no doubt we should finally discover the ”
In any case, all our Liars seem happy and we will not lie, just a few days of the Series Finale, it seems extremely suspicious. But then, who will be the last victim of AD? Who is behind this frightening pseudonym? We’ll know soon! Finally, “Farevell My Lovely” was also the occasion to witness the reconciliation of our heroines. After having led the hard life to Aria following her involvement with AD, a speech of Ezra has blown and pushes each one of them to apologize. It remains to be seen whether any of the girls are hiding behind this dark hood that we saw moving away under a setting sun . One thing is certain, We are not ready for the end of Pretty Little Liars and we will have to take on ourselves to retain our emotion as early as next Tuesday. While waiting for the release of the Final Series, do not forget to vote every day so that your favorite show can win the 2017 World Cup on melty . What did you think of this episode?

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Only: A fantastic film oppressing made in France, our critic

sivertime — Wed, 08 Feb 2017 19:11:28 +0000

Today comes out on our screens Seuls, a fantastic French film adapting the comic of the same name, which follows the adventures of 5 teenagers lost in a world emptied of its inhabitants!
We must face the facts. Make genre films, this is not our strong too, for we French, with rare exceptions such as the recent Personal Shopper Olivier Assayas with Kristen Stewart. Then, of necessity, as soon as there is one who arrives in our obscure rooms, it immediately stirs our curiosity. And so it is only by David Moreau, opening today at Cinema alongside Lego Batman, the film , namely a teen movie that happily eyeing the side of fantasy. Inspired by the hit comic of the same name Bruno and Fabien Vehlmann Gazzotti, the film tells the story of Leila (Sofia Lesaffre), a 16-year resourceful and fan of cars, who wakes up one morning and found that all inhabitants of his town have mysteriously disappeared . While she believes she is the only survivor, she crosses the road of 4 other teenagers, Dodji (Stéphane Bak), a delinquent who is not really one, Camille (Kim Lockart), as studious as timid and timid, Yvan (Paul Scarfoglio), a binocular intellectual and full of aces, and Terry (Jean-Stan du Pac), the youngest and most impulsive of the group. Together they attempt to survive and understand what has been happening . But the situation is evidently quick enough when they realize that a strange mortal fog surrounds the deserted city, preventing them from fleeing, and that another dangerous and evil presence pursues them!
That fans of the comics know, the film only made a few (big) departures from the original work. The characters in particular appear older and it is from the point of Leila and not from that of Dodji that history is told. However, our heroes remain very faithful to their paper version and are equally endearing – although we regret a bit that Yvan and Dodji finally remain rather clichés. But the dynamic between the five characters, who carry (almost) alone the film on their shoulders, is convincing enough and interesting to let themselves be drawn into their adventures. A special mention, moreover, to Leila, a strong hero and decided despite her faults and doubts, which always leads the small group forward! Only plays in any case very well on the strengths and weaknesses of its protagonists , who gradually learn to survive in this empty and desolate world where the dangers are still numerous. As for the actors, they are perfect in their roles, whether Stéphane Bak in the skin of stale Dodji and Jean-Pac Stan in that of the impulsive but fragile Terry.
But the main asset Only, as you may have seen in the agonizing teaser is of course its atmosphere, tense with desire and sometimes almost claustrophobic! Photography reinforces the anxiety caused by the absence of all life thanks to its gray and pale tones and the sound atmosphere also highlights the anguishing side that emerges from the situation of our characters. Here we are, we spectators continuously powered plane while an unknown threat on our characters . Because, as you can imagine, the meltynauts, Leïla, Dodji and the others are not as lonely as they think and the film cleverly reveals in its second part the presence of other protagonists who are far from being so Friendly than our heroes! It has often been feared that one or the other of them will not come out alive. The mystery surrounding the disappearance of all the people, he finds its resolution ( Obviously ) at the very end of the film. If those who read the comic will not be surprised by the denouement, the uninitiated, they risk to take a big slap in the face! If Only thus does not faithfully adapts the original work, it does offer a show that keeps us in suspense until the end and fully assumes as a fantasy film, in the pure sense of the term, namely the eruption of Supernatural in reality. Comic and genre fans will be delighted! Will you see the film?

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Pretty Little Liars season 7: Episode 19, SPOILER killed Charlotte, our critic!

Only: A fantastic film oppressing made in France, our critic