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john Carpenter - 1974 |
Fantast. Anglo-saxon |
Sortie le 26/10/2010 |
Editeur: Vci Video |
USA |

John Carpenter's low-budget debut feature is a hilarious romp set in the deepest reaches of outer space. The haggard crew of the dilapidated Dark Star spaceship--Doolittle (Brian Narelle), Boiler (Cal Kuniholm), Pinback (Dan O'Bannon), and Talby (Dre Pahich)--is on an extended mission to seek out and destroy unstable planets. But after 20 years of the same routine, each crewmember is reaching the end of his tether. The journey is fraught with mishaps, and danger seems to lurk around every corner. There are misbehaving pet aliens, suicidal bombs that dream of detonating, frozen crewmates dispensing advice from beyond the grave, and a surly, unhelpful main computer that holds the men it serves in total contempt. Despite all these problems, the crew is still bored to the brink of madness. Co-written by the multitasking O'Bannon, who is also credited as the film's production designer and editor, DARK STAR brims with giddy jabs at the science-fiction genre (including George Lucas's THX 1138), an approach that Mel Brooks would later take in his own sci-fi spoof, SPACEBALLS (1987). In addition to writing, directing, and acting, Carpenter also composed the film's atmospheric score. |
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Langues: Anglais |
Sous-titres: Anglais, Espagnol |
Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines Cliquez ici pour réserver cet article |
Prix: 32.50 € |
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John Carpenter - 1974 |
Action |
Sortie le 02/10/2012 |
Editeur: VCI Entertainment |
USA |

John Carpenter's brilliant parody of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey - follows the scout ship Dark Star, with a crew of very bored and weary astronauts, on a mission to clear all unstable planets -- to enable colonization of the far reaches of the universe. All is well until one of the thinking and talking Exponential Thermosteller bombs threatens to destroy the entire ship and crew! Stars Brian Narelle, Dan O'Bannon. Bonus features include LET THERE BE LIGHT: THE ODYSSEY OF "DARK STAR" - includes clips from a rare student film directed by DAN O'BANNON. Featuring EXCLUSIVE interviews with actors, cast and crew. Also includes an archival interview with John Carpenter, as well as the final interview of Dan O'Bannon. Produced and directed by Daniel Griffith; more. Sci-fi cinema geniuses, the early years! DARK STAR is John Carpenter's directorial debut, aided and abetted by future ALIEN writer Dan O'Bannon. A knowing satire of sci-fi flicks, the film follows three astronauts as they embark on their mission to seek and destroy unstable planets that are hazardous to space colonies. However, their onboard computer and weapons systems have different ideas. John Carpenter's low-budget debut feature is a hilarious romp set in the deepest reaches of outer space. The haggard crew of the dilapidated Dark Star spaceship--Doolittle (Brian Narelle), Boiler (Cal Kuniholm), Pinback (Dan O'Bannon), and Talby (Dre Pahich)--is on an extended mission to seek out and destroy unstable planets. But after 20 years of the same routine, each crewmember is reaching the end of his tether. The journey is fraught with mishaps, and danger seems to lurk around every corner. There are misbehaving pet aliens, suicidal bombs that dream of detonating, frozen crewmates dispensing advice from beyond the grave, and a surly, unhelpful main computer that holds the men it serves in total contempt. Despite all these problems, the crew is still bored to the brink of madness. Co-written by the multitasking O'Bannon, who is also credited as the film's production designer and editor, DARK STAR brims with giddy jabs at the science-fiction genre (including George Lucas's THX 1138), an approach that Mel Brooks would later take in his own sci-fi spoof, SPACEBALLS (1987). In addition to writing, directing, and acting, Carpenter also composed the film's atmospheric score |
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Langues: Anglais |
Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines Cliquez ici pour réserver cet article |
Prix: 21.45 € |
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John Carpenter - 1996 |
Los Angeles 2013 |
Fantast. Anglo-saxon |
Sortie le 04/05/2010 |
Editeur: Paramount |
USA |

Le fameux "Big One" tant redouté a eu lieu en 1998 et a isolé Los Angeles du reste des Etats-Unis. Quinze ans plus tard, les Etats-Unis se sont dotés d'un président particulièrement puritain et politiquement correct qui envoie tous les délinquants à Los Angeles, devenue l'ile la plus dangereuse du monde. Cuervo Jones, anarchiste latino-americain, règne sur ce bout de terre et s'est mis dans la tête, avec l'aide de la fille du président qui s'est ralliée à sa cause, de neutraliser toutes les sources d'énergie artificielles de la planète. |
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Langues: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
Sous-titres: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines Cliquez ici pour réserver cet article |
Prix: 29.90 € |
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