Réalisation:
Robert WiseScénario:
Nelson GiddingPhotographie:
Richard H. KlineMusique:
Gil MelleActeurs·trices:
Arthur Hill, David Wayne, James Olson, Kate Reid, Paula Kelly, George Mitchell, Ramon Bieri, Kermit Murdock, Richard O'Brien, Peter Hobbs (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Les quelques heures qui vont décider du sort de l'Humanité. Une sonde spatiale s'écrase dans une ville du Nouveau-Mexique et déclanche une épidémie mortelle. Seuls un enfant et un vieillard ont survécu à l'hécatombe. Une équipe de scientifiques tente d'identifier le virus. D'origine extraterrestre, il pourrait mettre en jeu l'avenir de l'espèce humaine... (Arcadès)
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Critiques (4)
J'ai lu un roman qui est très bon et captivant. Globalement, l’adaptation filmique se contente de simplement retranscrire le texte d’origine, ce qui aura malheureusement de quoi laisser les lecteurs de l’original sur leur faim. Par contre, les autres pourront apprécier la tension, dont l’intensité ne manque jamais de faire son effet.
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A very good sci-fi that manages to feel epic, but at the same time modest and almost intimate. This is also due to the fact that it is aimed at a disease that probably came from outer space. Why didn't it kill one infant? And why didn't it kill an old man? A very well handled film where you feel like you might get infected yourself. And most importantly, you don't know what the consequences will be.
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Robert Wise tried to take a "serious" approach to the material and created a sobering spectacle of what a deadly epidemic of the future could look like. He relied on contemporary scientific theories, and his greatest desire was clearly the believability and rationality of the story. He consciously abandoned the usual genre clichés, which is commendable, but in the end, a somewhat sterile spectacle was created, suffering to some extent from excessive length, exaggerated emphasis on dialogues, and that it is overall static. It's worth a decent three stars, but it's not a film that I would feel any desire to revisit. Overall impression: 60%.
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With no unnecessary special effects, just impressive scenery with a minimum of actors, this film amounts to a solidly suspenseful game played for time with an unknown toxin. It has a clever theme, an intelligent script, and a few atmospherically packed moments, and the only thing keeping the film below the highest standard is ultimately tiresome runtime.
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