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The happy couple’s dreamy destination wedding was held earlier this week.

Jean-Jacques Annaud, the 78-year-old French director/Oscar-winner behind 1986 historical mystery film The Name of the Rose and 2015 Chinese drama film Wolf Totem, is returning to Tinseltown with his latest film, Notre-Dame on Fire (Notre-Dame Brule), a thriller about the real-life blaze at the beloved cathedral in Paris.

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As you may recall, last month saw the release of “Greenland,” a film that dared to take the standard over-the-top disaster movie template and present it in more human terms while nonetheless using Gerard Butler. Though the end result was successful enough in doing something different with one of the most rigid of film genres, but I suspect that those who who watched it expecting the usual orgy of destruction may have been disappointed. Those people may derive more satisfaction from “Skyfire,” a Chinese disaster film that deploys all of the standard tropes of the genre but fails to do...