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Bienvenue sur Fictional Frames, un blog cinéma et storytelling qui explore l’écriture de scénario, analyse les films et séries, et partage le parcours d’une autrice passionnée. Un espace pour décortiquer…

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11 May 2025
Film & TV Analysis, Quick reviews & Hot takes

Is James Gunn’s Superman the hero we needed?

A human, conflicted Superman we finally root for. A fresh take on Clark, Lois, Krypto, and a world that feels more real than ever. Let’s fly.

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14 July 2025
Coming Soon

Most Anticipated Horror Movies – Late 2025 Edition

The final months of 2025 are bringing the horror heat, from gothic heartbreak to slasher chaos. Here are 7 upcoming horror films I’m dying (literally) to see.

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24 August 2025
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    Film & TV Analysis,  Slasher Summer

    Slasher Revival: Best Final Girls Ranked

    5 October 2025 /

    Final Girls don't just survive, they evolve, they haunt, they heal. From Sidney to Grace, these iconic women redefined horror one scream at a time. This isn't a ranking. It’s a bloodstained love letter.

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    The Evolution of the Final Girl: What Makes a Great Horror Survivor?

    21 March 2025
    The main characters of Jurassic Park—John Hammond, Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, Ian Malcolm, and Donald Gennaro—stand in awe as they see dinosaurs for the first time, capturing one of the film’s most iconic moments.

    Jurassic Park: How Spielberg Turned a Sci-Fi Thriller into a Cinematic Classic

    21 March 2025
    Illustrated retro-style portraits of Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards, Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm, Joseph Quinn as Johnny Storm, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Ben Grimm from Marvel’s Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025), highlighting their new character designs and cosmic vibe.

    Why we’re all crushing on the new Fantastic Four (yes, even you)

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  • The Screenwriter's Journal

    From page to screen: my screenwriting journey (or lack thereof)

    24 September 2025 /

    I started adapting Nos Vies d'Après into a screenplay months ago. And then... life happened. Between doubt, procrastination and plot holes, I'm learning the hard way that turning a book into a script is no joke. Here's where I’m at, and why I'm not giving up.

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  • Quote image reading “Leaves fall. Classes start. Comfort movies hit harder.” on a terracotta background, styled for a cozy autumn cinema theme.
    Binge Club

    September Comfort Watches: 5 Classics to Revisit This Month

    7 September 2025 /

    When the air shifts, so does the mood. September is a portal.
Not quite summer, not yet autumn, it’s in-between. A soft reset. You’re packing away swimsuits, pulling out cardigans, lighting that first spiced candle… and wondering what to watch while pretending you’re not checking your email.This is the season of cozy rewatches. The comfort films. The stories that feel like soup for your cinematic soul.
So whether you’re curling up on a rainy Sunday or needing a pick-me-up after the first “team meeting” of the month… here are 5 comfort movies to revisit this September, tested, adored, and chosen for maximum serotonin. The Lord of the Rings + The Hobbit (yes,…

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  • Crush of the Month

    CRUSH OF THE MONTH: TOM HIDDLESTON

    1 September 2025 /

    From Loki’s smirk to gothic lace and UNICEF fieldwork, Tom Hiddleston has been my creative Big Bang. This month’s cinematic crush is elegance, chaos, and emotional damage wrapped in one velvet-voiced Brit.

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  • Coming Soon

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    End-of-Year 2025 Movie Must-Watch Lineup

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    End-of-Year 2025 Movie Must-Watch Lineup

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    From haunted houses to neon-lit worlds, my 2025 fall/winter watchlist is stacked. Horror, thrillers, epics and a few absolute obsessions. Let’s get hyped.

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  • Quick reviews & Hot takes

    Thunderbolts 2025 review: found family, Bob Supremacy & my unexpected Marvel relapse

    1 August 2025 /

    Thought you were done with Marvel? Same. Then Thunderbolts dropped, Bob arrived, and suddenly we’re back in our feelings. Spoiler-free review inside.

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    It’s Clobberin’ Time (again): Fantastic Four gets it right at last

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    It’s Clobberin’ Time (again): Fantastic Four gets it right at last

    30 July 2025 /

    A retro-futuristic reboot that finally gets the Fantastic Four right. First Steps blends heart, humor, and cosmic chaos to deliver a story about family, sacrifice, and, yes, an unsettling CGI baby. Come for the mod jumpsuits, stay for the emotional damage.

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    I showed up in full Jurassic fan mode, nostalgic, ready, slightly obsessed with Jonathan Bailey’s glasses. But this Jurassic World Rebirth review? It’s a post-breakup rant. Mutant dinos, no tension, and all the wonder extinct. I wanted to love it. I didn’t.

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    Scene from Parasite (2019) featuring Ki-jung and Ki-woo, two members of the struggling Kim family, huddled in their basement home, using their phones to find free Wi-Fi. This moment sets up the film’s sharp social critique on class disparity and survival in a modern capitalist society

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