Matilda
Réalisé par Danny DeVitoLa petite Matilda vient à peine de voir le jour, que déjà ses parents et son grand frère la rabrouent… Il est vrai que son père, Harry Verdebois, petit escroc sans envergure, se serait bien passé d'une autre bouche à nourrir, et que sa mère, qui passe son temps devant la télé, avait déjà fort à faire avec Michael, son fils aîné, qui est un vrai cancre… Matilda, qui grandit dans l'indifférence de la famille, est dotée d'une intelligence hors du commun. À quatre ans, elle sait déjà lire et s'est elle-même inscrite à la bibliothèque, où elle dévore tous les livres qu'elle trouve intéressants.
Matilda Notations et commentaires
- Ddoughnut15 mai 2025Ms. Trunchbull is one of the most fricked up people ever
- Razorbitz22 février 2025Somehow I missed this one during my youth, yet through the bullying of my partner I finally got around to watching it, kicking and screaming though I was. Since this is my stupid amateur review, I will callously dub Matilda as the pinnacle of children's cinema with nothing else to back it up and leave it at that. I feel like if I watched this as a kid I would have been dismissive of the messaging, but as an adult surrounded by those who so often act befouled by children and adults alike daring to enjoy their hobbies in private--knowing how all too fragile these warm passions can be--it was a movie I didn't know I needed to see. I can't even begin to fathom humans much beyond the few I allow into my life, and this film highlights my inherent bafflement with the comically evil behaviors of parents and teachers alike who view self-actualization as a grave sin that must be stamped out, if not for the few good people that might be there to catch us if we're lucky enough. It makes me think of my old english teacher who did just that for me, whom without I may have settled for a much less enriched life without any art to appreciate or create without his encouragement. Teachers--passionate, caring teachers--are essential for us all. How I wish this was an obvious fact and not something that has to be fought for. I love Matilda and you should too.
- flavo4330 décembre 2025Matilda is a wonderfully entertaining family film that brings Roald Dahl’s beloved story to life with warmth, humour, and a touch of magic. The movie’s interpretation of the book is both faithful and imaginative, blending clever visual effects with lively action to create a world that feels just exaggerated enough to match a child’s perspective. The cast is outstanding across the board. Mara Wilson brings a gentle intelligence to Matilda, while the adult actors—particularly Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman—lean into their roles with hilarious, larger‑than‑life energy. That contrast is exactly what makes the film so effective: it captures how children often see adults as absurd, intimidating, or downright bizarre. Strong writing and the seasoned talent behind the camera help balance the whimsy with genuine heart. Matilda remains a delightful, timeless family film that celebrates curiosity, courage, and the quiet power of kindness.
- tellum19 août 2025Power fantasy for kids who wanted to use superpowers on their evil teachers.
- Manuel Frangis5 décembre 2025I just watched Matilda and I give it 5 out of 5 stars. This movie has a special kind of magic that never fades, no matter how many years go by. It has heart, humor, emotion, and a message that stays with you long after the credits roll. From the moment the story begins, you feel like you are stepping into a world where kindness and courage matter just as much as imagination. Even though the movie is filled with fun and silly moments, it also carries a deep emotional strength that makes it unforgettable. One of the biggest reasons this movie works so well is the cast. Mara Wilson gives a beautiful performance as Matilda. She plays the character with sensitivity, intelligence, and quiet confidence. You can see the emotion in her eyes, whether she is feeling lonely, curious, or brave. She brings a sweetness to the role that makes you root for her in every moment. Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman are perfect as her parents. They are exaggerated in all the funniest and most frustrating ways, and they add a strong sense of humor to the movie. Miss Trunchbull is one of the most memorable villains in any family film. She is loud, intimidating, and unforgettable. The way she carries herself creates tension every time she appears on screen. Her presence adds just enough fear to make the emotional victories even stronger. On the other side is Miss Honey, who brings warmth, gentleness, and kindness to the story. Her relationship with Matilda is one of the most touching parts of the movie. She represents the goodness that Matilda deserves, and their bond gives the film its emotional heart. The story itself is inspiring. Matilda faces challenges that would overwhelm most children, yet she never loses her sense of curiosity or her belief in herself. The movie shows how powerful intelligence, kindness, and imagination can be, even in difficult situations. It also shows how important it is to stand up for yourself and for others. Matilda’s journey from loneliness to empowerment feels emotional and uplifting. Even though there are moments where her world feels unfair, the movie balances that with moments of triumph that feel earned and deeply satisfying. The humor is another strong part of the film. There are silly scenes, clever jokes, and moments that still make me laugh today. The movie knows how to balance its emotional weight with lighthearted fun. It never becomes too dark, even during tough moments, because the humor lifts the spirit of the story. The soundtrack and visuals also add to the charm. The bright colors, creative set pieces, and warm music all create a comforting atmosphere that fits the story perfectly. What makes Matilda truly special is how it makes you feel. It reminds you of what it is like to be a child trying to find your place in the world. It makes you think about the importance of kindness and how powerful it can be when someone finally believes in you. It celebrates curiosity, intelligence, and the strength to dream. By the time the movie ended, I felt warm, emotional, and grateful for how beautifully the story was told. Matilda remains one of the most heartfelt and inspiring family films ever made. It completely earned its perfect rating from me.
- CaseyGallio7 novembre 2025Love Matilda! Classic 90’s film that never gets old
- clunkymug3 novembre 2025This was the BEST! !!,!
Matilda Trivia
Matilda was released on 2 août 1996.
Matilda was directed by Danny DeVito.
Matilda has a runtime of 1h 38min.
Matilda was produced by Danny DeVito, Liccy Dahl, Michael H. Shamberg, Stacey Sher.
La petite Matilda vient à peine de voir le jour, que déjà ses parents et son grand frère la rabrouent… Il est vrai que son père, Harry Verdebois, petit escroc sans envergure, se serait bien passé d'une autre bouche à nourrir, et que sa mère, qui passe son temps devant la télé, avait déjà fort à faire avec Michael, son fils aîné, qui est un vrai cancre… Matilda, qui grandit dans l'indifférence de la famille, est dotée d'une intelligence hors du commun. À quatre ans, elle sait déjà lire et s'est elle-même inscrite à la bibliothèque, où elle dévore tous les livres qu'elle trouve intéressants.
The key characters in Matilda are Matilda Wormwood (Mara Wilson), Harry Wormwood / Narrator (voice) (Danny DeVito), Zinnia Wormwood (Rhea Perlman).
Matilda is rated U.
Matilda is a Comédie, Familial, Fantastique film.
Matilda has an audience rating of 7.3 out of 10.
Matilda had a budget of 36 M $US.
Matilda has made 33,5 M $US at the box office.