X-15.1961.VOSTFR.DVDRip.Xvid.MP3

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X-15








Réalisateur : Richard Donner
Acteurs : David McLean, Charles Bronson, Mary Tyler Moore, Stanley Livingston, Ralph Taeger, Brad Dexter, Kenneth Tobey, James Gregory, Patricia Owens, James Stewart
Genre : Action, Drame, Histoire
Durée : 1h 47min
Date de sortie : 22 Décembre 1961
Titre original : X-15
Critiques Spectateurs : 2.9
Plus d'information sur themoviedb : http://www.themoviedb.org/movie/40643

Pour les amateurs, extrait de Wikipedia en anglais sur le tournage particulier:

Released just as the actual rocket aircraft was making headlines in breaking speed and altitude records and reaching the upper edges of the stratosphere, X-15 was critically reviewed, receiving praise for its authenticity.[17] Following its premiere in Washington, D.C., The Washington Evening Star raved, "Whatever its serious scientific intentions, the X-15 is an almost unbelievable screen spectacular."[9] Considered a realistic look at the lives of the X-15 pilots and the efforts to fly into space, the review in The New York Times commented that it was "A surprisingly appealing and sensible low-budget picture—a semi-documentary with some harmless fictional embroidery ..." [18] Most reviews centered on the accurate portrayal of the U.S. space effort, but disparaged the tepid romantic storyline, even suggesting that the film should have been made as a documentary.[10] Despite generally favorable reviews, Variety sounded a cautious note, calling it "a rather dubious prospect. Much too technically involved for the layman—at times, it resembles a training film more than popular entertainment."[7]

In a more recent appraisal of the film, reviewer Glenn Erickson confronted the two critical failings of the film, emphasizing that Donner's direction resulted in an insipid portrait while short-cutting production values also led to an unsatisfying result. Erickson states clearly, "X-15 plays like a bland Air Force Audio Visual Services film that turned into a feature. One of the film's producers was Frank Sinatra, and actor Brad Dexter was at this time sort of a producer wheeler-dealer as well. The film may have started as a government publicity effort, as the idea that the X-15 program is in trouble with the press and Washington is given more attention than anything else in the movie." Even for aviation aficionados, the film is a failure because the production is an "anamorphic movie with an aspect ratio of 2:35. All the original "docu" shots of the real jets and rockets were photographed at the standard narrow 1:37." The jarring back-and-forth between a standard widescreen format and NASA footage that is stretched and distorted relegates the film to a curiosity. Only the USAF crash scene footage retains the Panavision anamorphic format, although careful review shows that the aircraft involved is not the chase aircraft.



Matt Powell, le lieutenant-colonel Brandon et le major Wilde sont pilotes d'essai de l'avion fusée expérimental North American X-15. Mais leurs conditions de travail sont difficiles, et seule la femme de Lee assume les dangers qu'ils courent. C'est pourtant lui qui se tuera en vol, et le courage de son épouse gagnera les femmes des autres, alors que la mission continue.





Qualité : DVDRIP
Format : MKV
Langue : Anglais
Sous-titre : True French
Codec vidéo : XviD 2pass à 1430kbps
Codec audio : MP3 à 192kbps



Tailles des fichiers : 1 x 1245 Mo
Nom de la release : X-15.1961.VOSTFR.DVDRip.Xvid.MP3.Moinsundemi.mkv
Taille totale : 1245 Mo