Release dates
May 9, 2017
97 months agoVOD / Blu-ray / DVD
Released
Things to Come release date
The movie Things to Come is already released on Cinema, VOD, Blu-ray and DVD in the USA.
What the critics say
Based on 14 reviews, Things to Come gets an average review score of 85
Mia Hansen-Love and Isabelle Huppert prove a dream partnership in the director's gorgeous, heart-cradling post-divorce drama.
3062d ago
Mostly this is a thrillingly compassionate, deceptively simple, and wholly invested look at a capable older woman with a lively mind coping with a series of common misfortunes.
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The French actress offers another unforgettable performance as a woman who loses everything but keeps going.
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One reason why Isabelle Huppert makes suffering so compelling onscreen is her sheer...well, "unflappability" isn't quite the right word.
3062d ago
Considering the largely universal relatability of the former and the fact that the latter represented a fictionalization of her own brother’s / co-writer’s path as a DJ, the tremendous accomplishment of Things to Come, which centers on the emotional tribulations of a woman in late middle-age, suggests that the 35-year-old writer-director is a lot more adept at crafting stories that depart from her direct experiences.
3062d ago
"The future seems compromised." That line, in Mia Hansen-Løve's "Things to Come," is spoken by an editor at a publishing house, explaining to author Nathalie Chazeaux (Isabelle Huppert) why her popular philosophy textbook needs some serious revisions, maybe even an entire "re-branding."
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The film is further confirmation of Mia Hansen-Løve’s delicately devastating ear and touch as a filmmaker.
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Things to Come is Isabelle Huppert at her spine-chilling, empathetic best.
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Mia Hansen-Løve’s Things To Come finds the meaning of life in the little things.
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Intellectually vibrant and emotionally complex, Things To Come is a luminous film drawn along by Huppert’s central performance and Hansen-Løve’s delicate script.
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Doubt and uncertainty plague Isabelle Huppert’s philosophy teacher after her husband announces he’s leaving her in a smart, earnest drama.
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The filmmaker has put two familiar pieces of music to such glorious, full-throated use toward the end that I can’t resist mentioning them: Donovan’s “Deep Peace,” and “Unchained Melody” done in close harmony by the Fleetwoods. For Nathalie in the uncertainty of the here and now, peace and harmony are great ideas too.
3062d ago
‘Eden’ director Mia Hansen-Love’s latest feature stars Isabelle Huppert as a woman whose life slowly unravels.
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Ms. Hansen-Love surveys the territory with clear eyes, but also with an unmistakable shading of pity and with ideas, in particular about Nathalie’s sexuality and the political compromises of her generation, that seem more like assumptions than insights.
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