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Greg MottolaScénario:
Greg MottolaPhotographie:
Terry StaceyMusique:
Yo La TengoActeurs·trices:
Jesse Eisenberg, Kristen Stewart, Ryan Reynolds, Martin Starr, Bill Hader, Kristen Wiig, Margarita Levieva, Jack Gilpin, Josh Pais, Wendie Malick (plus)VOD (1)
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1987. A peine diplômé de l'université, un jeune homme réalise qu'il n'aura pas les moyens de se payer son tour de l'Europe. Obligé de travailler dans le parc d'attractions local, il se rend finalement compte qu'il y a partout des expériences à vivre... (texte officiel du distributeur)
Critiques (6)
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A classic movie about how some people were made for each other and some aren’t, wrapped in a story for youngsters around the age of 20. The Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg duo carry the entire Adventureland forward and everything seems somehow wonderfully natural. It’s a really enjoyable watch.
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Boring, so much that it ended up being the only thing that surprised me about this film. One star for the music and one star for the criminally underused Kristen Wiig. I wasn't amused, I wasn't moved... Nothing. It’s a shame.
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As a probe into the world of young (not only) college students, I wasn't very impressed with Adventureland, especially because it didn't quite meet my genre expectations. It was supposed to be a romantic dramedy, but there were plenty of comic situations, the dramatic line around the characters' fates and development was more annoying than impressive, and there was no romance in the true sense of the word. In short, a film that evaporates like steam over a pot after the screening, with its biggest downside for me being the unlikeable characters and the rather shallow plot.
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Un film merveilleusement atmosphérique qui se déroule dans les décors peu habituels d’un parc d’attractions. Pour une fois, J. Eisenberg ne m'a pas cassé les pieds, et Kristen Stewart était très sympathique comme d'habitude. Un film agréable avec une bonne dose de mélancolie et de nostalgie et une peu d'humour caustique.
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