I Want Pluto to Be a Planet Again

Synopsis

I Want Pluto to Be a Planet Again is a heartfelt French drama that explores themes of identity, change, and acceptance. Starring Grégory Gadebois, the film delves into the life of a man grappling with profound shifts in his personal and professional existence. As he contends with evolving relationships and his own sense of self, the story reflects on the universal human desire to belong and to be recognized in a world that often redefines what is familiar. Through intimate storytelling and nuanced performances, the movie invites viewers to reconsider how we define importance and validity, much like the reclassification of Pluto itself.

Cast

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  Grégory Gadebois

  Marcus (voice)

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  Stéphan Castang

  Gogole (voice)

Reviews

Critical reception for I Want Pluto to Be a Planet Again has been generally positive, with particular praise directed at Grégory Gadebois’s compelling performance. On IMDb, the film holds a respectable rating of 6.7/10, where audiences appreciated its thoughtful narrative and emotional depth. Rotten Tomatoes, although not featuring extensive critic reviews, reflects a similar positive audience sentiment, highlighting the movie's contemplative tone and unique metaphorical premise. Metacritic does not have an aggregated score for the film, indicating limited mainstream critical coverage. French critics have noted the film's delicate approach to complex themes, with Cineuropa stating, "The film’s subtle storytelling and Gadebois’s sensitive portrayal bring an understated power to this introspective journey." However, some reviews mention that the pacing can feel slow, and its symbolic narrative might not resonate with all viewers. Overall, the movie is regarded as a quiet yet poignant exploration of personal transformation and societal perceptions.

See also

Interstellar

Pulp Fiction

The Shawshank Redemption

Joker