Every day, find the program of films and series to see on TV. Today: a cult fantasy comedy, a B SF series, a lesson on friendship beyond differences, Julianne Moore facing Amanda Seyfried and a drama by Asghar Farhadi.
S.O.S. Fantômes by Ivan Reitman with Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray (OCS Géants, 1:55 pm): "This cult fantasy comedy from the 80s, carried by a trio of excellent actors and an unforgettable title by Ray Parker Jr., marked a whole generation of spectators and is always watched with pleasure. Even if the special effects, innovative to back then, sounds pretty kitsch today. " Pascal Muscanera
Kurt Wimmer's Equilibrium with Christian Bale, Emily Watson (Action, 2:22 p.m.): "Well before the blockbusters that we know (" Terminator Renaissance ", the saga" Dark Knight "...), Christian Bale illustrated himself in this science fiction series B with limited means and" matrixian "airs "Clipped in stages, the sequences of gun-kata - martial art with firearms - have gotten a bit of an old fashioned look, but the futuristic universe which is depicted here holds all its promises. and unpretentious where the slightest emotion or fragment of culture is tracked down. Chilling ... "Guillaume Martin
Ernest et Célestine by Benjamin Renner, Vincent Patar, Stéphane Aubier (Ciné + Famiz, 4:16 p.m.): "A pretty tale magnified by the very expressive simplicity of the drawing by its author Gabrielle Vincent, perfectly reproduced by the film's graphic designers, the quality of the dialogues by Daniel Pennac and the soundtrack by Vincent Courtois. All in the service of a great lesson on friendship beyond differences. An animated film not only for children ... "Caroline Langlois
Chloé by Atom Egoyan with Julianne Moore, Amanda Seyfried (Ciné + Emotion, 19:16): "Amanda Seyfried vampires this film thanks to her bewitching and poisonous presence. Her face-to-face with Julianne Moore is sulphurous, the film managing to probe the throes of desire through complex characters. Despite a certain weakness in writing, Chloé remains truly remarkable thanks to this mysterious and extremely sensual character embodied by Amanda Seyfried. " Vincent Formica
Asghar Farhadi's Past with Bérénice Bejo, Tahar Rahim (Arte, 8:50 p.m.): "Things are never what they seem to be for the Iranian Farhadi, one of the rare filmmakers capable of translating all the complexity of the human soul and uncovering the paradoxes of his characters. served by Bérénice Bejo and Tahar Rahim. " Vincent Garnier
And if not, among all the films that pass, which is your favorite?
What are you going to watch this Wednesday, May 27?
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