Breathe
Réalisé par Stefon BristolMaya et sa fille sont obligées de vivre sous terre après que la Terre ait été rendue inhabitable par un manque d'oxygène. Seuls de brefs voyages à la surface sont possibles grâce à une combinaison à oxygène ultramoderne fabriquée par le mari de Maya, Darius, qu'elle présume mort. Lorsqu'un couple mystérieux arrive, prétendant connaître Darius, Maya accepte de les laisser entrer dans leur bunker, mais sont-ils vraiment ce qu'ils semblent être ?
Breathe Notations et commentaires
- jackmeat7 novembre 2025My quick rating - 3.5/10. In the not-too-distant future, where the air supply is low, a mother and daughter must fend off two strangers seeking an oxygenated hideaway. Breathe sounds like it has a solid premise for a sci-fi thriller, right? Well…don’t hold your breath. I’m always game for a new sci-fi flick, and the cast for Breathe definitely caught my attention. Unfortunately, that’s about where the positives end. Writer Doug Simon somehow managed to script an entire movie around an unbelievable setup. And director Stefon Bristol didn’t do much to patch the leaks. The result? A film that starts with plot holes large enough to vent the last remaining oxygen right out of the room. The concept of Earth suddenly losing all breathable air could have been fascinating. But instead of building a grounded world (no pun intended), Bristol gives us a landscape that looks like a war zone hit by nuclear bombs rather than an atmospheric collapse. No trees or birds? Sure, I’ll buy that. But bridges crumbling and skyscrapers in ruins four years later? That is not climate collapse; that is someone playing Fallout with the scenery budget. Inside their bunker, Jennifer Hudson and Quvenzhané Wallis do their best as the mother-daughter duo holding onto hope (and oxygen). Most of the movie takes place in this makeshift shelter, which features some very questionable “future tech.” It’s all blinking lights, random alarms, and gadgets that look like they were borrowed from a 90s sci-fi channel special. The constant warning sirens are basically the soundtrack here, so if you enjoy anxiety-inducing beeping, you’re in luck. Whenever someone ventures outside, we’re treated to some of the flattest post-apocalyptic scenery I’ve seen in years. The sets look more like a high school drama club’s stage production of The Last of Us. Which is baffling, considering the cast list suggests there was a budget. When I saw Milla Jovovich pop up, I realized where the money probably went, because it sure didn’t go into world-building. To be fair, the actors give it their all. Hudson, Wallis, and Jovovich do their best to elevate the material, but even solid performances can’t save a film this devoid of logic or tension. By the time the “twist” ending rolls around (and no, I won’t spoil it), I was more oxygen-deprived from sighing than they were from the atmosphere. Overall, Breathe is a forgettable post-apocalyptic misfire — a movie that promises a tense survival story but delivers a limp, airless experience instead. The cast breathes life into an otherwise suffocating script, but even they can’t save it from collapsing under its own weight.
- Josh.513 juillet 2025I dont understand how so many poor choices can fit into such a short amount of time. Is this even probable? It is absolutely difficult to believe so. There are so many scenes in this movie that are just impossible. With that said, I watched the whole thing, and I didn't need to take a break, so perhaps it was entertaining?
- martocool30 mars 2025Too woke and out of logic to be fun
- xthis28 mars 2025Didn't hate it... Didn't love it either...
- Richard18 octobre 2025The premise is promising: a post apocalyptic world without oxygen, a mother and daughter struggling to survive and intruders with secrets about a missing father. But instead of delivering tension and emotional weight, Breathe suffocates under its own logic gaps and rushed storytelling. Jennifer Hudson and Milla Jovovich bring star power, but the script leaves them gasping dialogue feels stilted, emotional arcs are disjointed and the pacing is uneven. The world building hints at something grand, but never commits. It’s as if the film sets up a thought experiment, then forgets to solve it. Visually, it’s competent. The cinematography has moments of eerie beauty and the score tries to elevate the stakes. But the writing undercuts everything, leaving you with a thriller that’s more frustrating than thrilling.
- Dellvon C. Ford28 décembre 2024I totally slept on this movie.....and I gotta be honest, it was because of the cast......But they did a phenomenal job.....I have watched this twice....and it was even better the second time...The storyline was original...and interesting.....the cast was surprising.....the energy if the movie was continues ly progressive and it turned into a solid movie....twists...turns...and lots of surprises.....
Breathe Trivia
Breathe was released on 4 avril 2024.
Breathe was directed by Stefon Bristol.
Breathe has a runtime of 1h 33min.
Breathe was produced by Erica Lee, Basil Iwanyk, Christian Mercuri, David Haring.
Maya et sa fille sont obligées de vivre sous terre après que la Terre ait été rendue inhabitable par un manque d'oxygène. Seuls de brefs voyages à la surface sont possibles grâce à une combinaison à oxygène ultramoderne fabriquée par le mari de Maya, Darius, qu'elle présume mort. Lorsqu'un couple mystérieux arrive, prétendant connaître Darius, Maya accepte de les laisser entrer dans leur bunker, mais sont-ils vraiment ce qu'ils semblent être ?
The key characters in Breathe are Maya (Jennifer Hudson), Tess (Milla Jovovich), Zora (Quvenzhané Wallis).
Breathe is rated PG-13.
Breathe is an Action, Thriller, Science-Fiction film.
Breathe has an audience rating of 2 out of 10.