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Where it failed catastrophically, I believe, is in the relationship between the two cops. Nothing to tell your friends about, but empathetic characters and a decent story and special effects. Yet, for a French superhero film, it was pretty good. And, as another user here was remembering, the really bad Project Power film also had a similar plot. And that show was based on the comics written by Bendis in 2000 and this film is based on the book written by Gérald Bronner in 2007. The same disillusioned cop working in a world that routinely manifests superheroes, a villain that attempts to extract superpowers from these people and use them himself and some children in danger so the stakes are raised. If you remember the short lived TV Show Powers, you will find many similarities with this film. Reviewed by siderite 7 / 10 Like a French version of Powers (but more entertaining)

I will deffinitely watch the sequel if Netflix makes it. I did not like the main villain, although his background story is interesting enough. Pack Royal is a nice superhero team, and so is the relationship Moreau has with its members.

Details are being added and they make sense. The rest of the story is well done, although predictable. A new partner will work with him, a policewoman, and their relationship did not start well. A policeman who loves candies, seems unruly and has a fruendship with a few former superheroes is the one who is designated to deal with crimes involving superheoes. superhero blood! It makes users emulate the very same superpower for some time. Drug dealers are selling a new addictive made with. Not awesome, but entertaining film about an alternative Paris where there are many (generally not so powerful) superheroes. Reviewed by guisreis 7 / 10 French superheroes and policemen vs very evil and dangerous drug dealers