Synopsis
In an alternate present-day where magical creatures live among us, two L.A. cops become embroiled in a prophesied turf battle.
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Cast
- Will SmithDaryl Ward
- Joel EdgertonNick Jakoby
- Lucy FryTikka
- Noomi RapaceLeilah
- Edgar RamírezKandomere
- Ike BarinholtzPollard
- Veronica NgoTien
- Alex MerazSerafin
- Happy AndersonMontehugh
- Dawn OlivieriSherri Ward
Recommandations
- 90
Variety
This ambitious, yet astonishingly well-executed Netflix tentpole directly benefits from the way Ayer’s gritty, streetwise sensibility grounds Landis’ gift for creating an elaborate comic-book mythology. - 70
IGN
Bright could have been something truly special if it had slowed down the pace of its narrative to allow for a fuller exploration of its engaging world. - 60
The Guardian
For all its flaws, Bright is still a headlong leap into a bracingly different new world. Cinema could do with more of that. - 40
Total Film
Neither a satisfying treaty on diversity and 'race' wars, nor a fulfilling fantasy, it derails at the end of the first act with a confusing moment of anti-heroism, and never recovers. - 40
Los Angeles Times
Ultimately, the biggest problem with Bright is that it squeezes nudity, profanity and blood into the kind of dopey adventure that should be aimed more at adolescents — right down to its simplistic lessons about tolerance. - 20
TheWrap
There may be no more unexpected (or damning) faint praise for David Ayer’s new movie Bright than this: It made me wish I was watching “Suicide Squad” instead. - 20
The Hollywood Reporter
The finished product, though plenty embarrassing, isn't quite involving enough to merit the kind of pile-on mockery that greeted Ayer's DC Comics abomination Suicide Squad. - 10
Vanity Fair
There is a whiff of an interesting idea in there, but it is buried in tedious scenes lacking clear direction, endless generic (and poorly lit) shoot-outs, and cringeworthy sequences of allegedly witty banter. This movie is an absolute wreck.
