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Super 8, 1 Blu-ray, 111 minutes
Rapport de forme ‏ : ‎ 2.35:1
Classé ‏ : ‎ Tous publics
Dimensions du colis ‏ : ‎ 17 x 13,4 x 1,4 cm; 199,58 grammes
Audio description : ‏ : ‎ Anglais
Réalisateur ‏ : ‎ J.J. Abrams
Format ‏ : ‎ Cinémascope, Couleur
Durée ‏ : ‎ 1 heure et 51 minutes
Date de sortie ‏ : ‎ 14 janvier 2013
Acteurs ‏ : ‎ Kyle Chandler, Joel Courtney, Elle Fanning, Riley Griffiths, Ryan Lee
Doublé : ‏ : ‎ Allemand, Anglais, Espagnol, Français, Italien
Sous-titres : ‏ : ‎ Italien, Français, Allemand, Anglais, Norvégien, Suédois, Néerlandais, Espagnol, Danois, Finnois
Langue ‏ : ‎ Allemand (Dolby Digital 5.1), Italien (Dolby Digital 5.1), Français (Dolby Digital 5.1), Anglais (Dolby TrueHD), Espagnol (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Studio  ‏ : ‎ Paramount Pictures France
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00B0VSG72
Nombre de disques ‏ : ‎ 1
Prix : 7,23 €
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Reviewer: Client d’Amazon
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Dvd
Review: Parfait !
Reviewer: Bruno
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: film classique
Review: le 4k apporte un plus car le film est sombre et la on vit les aventures des enfants à fond bravo le 4k
Reviewer: claude – Mattéo
Rating: 4,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Superbe
Review: Bjr Je viens tout juste de recevoir mon DVD aujourd’hui dimanche en un jour ouvrée , ( Chapeau pour lelivreur ) . Je le visionne en ce moment même pour la famille , et visuellement la qualité d’image y est ,ainsi que l’excellence des couleurs par rapport au DVD ( normal fatiguer) . Pour la qualité des acteurs ,j’ai rien d’autre a y ajouter de ce qui à déjà été si bien mentionnées par les commentaires clients . A voir et a revoirMm Mr cordialement Claude Mattéo
Reviewer: Veilleur
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Comprendre et faire comprendre que la douleur est là et que ce sont des choses qui arrivent
Review: Je regarde ce film très régulièrement et je lui trouve toujours beaucoup de fraîcheur. Le ton « spielbergien » est indéniable non seulement de part la production mais aussi parce que le réalisateur a une réelle admiration envers le créateur d’ET. Ici, l’extra-terrestre en question n’a pas vraiment l’air aimable mais il est tout autant terrifié et c’est bien entendu via une bande d’ados qu’il va pouvoir rentrer chez lui. C’est très copié sur ET, et dans le ton, et dans la manière mais c’est fait avec une fraîcheur désarmante qui touche le spectateur. Avec ce film, nous sommes en plein dans le domaine que les anglo-saxons adorent, c’est à dire ce moment délicat où l’on passe de l’enfance à l’adulte en décidant ce que l’on va garder de l’enfance durant toute notre existence. En littérature, ce thème est pris dans ce que les Anglais appellent des « boy’s books », récits d’aventure de type « Île au trésor » ou « Moonfleet ». A travers le regard des protagonistes, le lecteur et en l’espèce le spectateur se projette dans le monde de l’enfance et repasse à nouveau la frontière vers l’adulte qu’il est aujourd’hui. Dans Super 8, époque de la fin des années 70, début 80, ce sont les frissons de l’amour qui viennent perturber le protagoniste, mais aussi la douleur du deuil et l’attachement à une mère disparue. Passer à l’âge adulte, c’est comprendre et faire comprendre que la douleur est là et que ce sont des choses qui arrivent, et que cela pousse à aider autrui. Tout cela est très bien amené dans ce film où l’enchaînement des situations procure un spectacle tout public de très bonne qualité.
Reviewer: kenshiro
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Petite pépite de la Syfy
Review: FIlm de 2011 de Steven Spielberger. Regardez l’histoire de jeune amis, cinéaste en herbe, qui découvre l’existence d’un énorme extra-terrestre après avoir assister au déraillement d’un train.
Reviewer: le-poussin
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: J’adore
Review: Belle présentation de ce steelbook qui est du plus bel effet.J’ai montré ce film à mes enfants qui l’ont trouvé super, très bien masterisé en UHD et avec une bande son génial
Reviewer: calou
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: OVNI filmique
Review: un film déroutant.un vrai hommage au cinéma des 80’s et de Spielberg.mais tout en restant cohérent.un mélange entre les goonies et rencontres du troisième type.avec des références à Explorers, la guerre des mondes, star wars, men in black, Stand by me etc…je pense que les quadra(comme moi) apprécieront encore plus ce film.une vrai réussite technique: le déraillement et les autres scènes d’action sont vraiment très spectaculaires et impressionnantes.l’émotion n’est pas absente.la scène ou les deux jeunes héros regardent le film de famille ou l’on voit la mère de celui ci.le final, superbe, ou le jeune héros sacrifie son objet fétiche.les acteurs sont excellents.Ron Eldard en père ivrogne et paumé.Kyle Chandler, héros de la série Demain à la une que l’on a plaisir de retrouver au cinéma depuis King Kong.mention spéciale aux deux jeunes acteurs principaux dont Elle Fanning, soeur de Dakota héroine de la guerre des mondes de … Spielberg.bref un futur film culte.
Reviewer: David.
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Conforme
Review: Identique à la description. Emballage insuffisant. Bien reçu quand même!
Reviewer: Alexander Dinges
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: Ich bin Gehörlose und ich bin sehr gut angekommen und ich bin sehr zufrieden und ich freue mich und interessant und fantastisch das Film ist sehr tolle. Vielen DankViele Grüße
Reviewer: doug bassett
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: Just when i thought 2011 hadn’t delivered a single decent sci-fi film, half way through December i watched Super 8 and was totally blown away! What a relief!This is one of those films that kids of today will be talking about 10 or 15 years from today, much like me and my friends remenice of films like the goonies, back to the future, ghostbusters etc. Films that truely capture the imagination!There are just so many good aspects to this film, most notably the child actors who are superb and totally believable! Granted this kind of disfunctional group of friends has been seen before in previous outings by Speilberg… But not for a very long time!! It’s so refreshing, and great to see that Speilberg can still pull out another magical, fun film for the family… And in a different class to any other film maker! – Although this film really isn’t for very young kids, the 12 rating should be heeded!The effects are also amazing, the train crash was awesome!!It is a real bonus too that the film is set in the past, it really gives the film a nostalgic feel!There are a few gaps in the plot though which is a shame but in no way detrimental to the enjoyment of the film, as a kid you wouldn’t pay much attention to these anyway!!… Also plenty of 80’s classics have holes too but it doesn’t really matter.I must say I’m shocked at some of the negative reviews this film has, but i guess you can’t please everyone. This really is a character driven masterpiece which draws you in to the character’s individual issues and circumstances, not focussing fundamentally on action or special effects… Which in my opinion is dumbing down modern cinema and maybe why so many people couldn’t get to grips with it – coming at it soley as an action sci-fi film (which it isn’t).I am so happy that this film was made, so far Abrams is totally smashing it for me! he hasn’t put a foot wrong so far!! Can’t wait to see what he comes out with next, hopefully another Speilberg collaboration!
Reviewer: ROBERT A CRATCHLEY
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: Excellent picture and sound
Reviewer: Jeremy Snead
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: As a kid who grew up in the late 70’s and 80’s watching films like ET, Jaws and Close Encounters I was destined to enjoy this movie. For me to say that Super 8 is a nostalgic and entertaining movie would be true. To say that Super 8 is a J.J. Abrams tribute to Spielbergian cinema would be partly true. Partly. There are so many parallels to story, characters, time period and genre that’s it near impossible not to immediately start making connections to which Spielberg film is being referenced in any particular scene.That said, before I get into Spielbergia I must give J.J. Abrams his due as an original artist. Anyone who has watched American television the past decade knows Abrams can deliver solidly on story and character with series like Alias, Lost and Fringe under his belt. However, until now his feature film career has been rooted in existing properties like Mission Impossible III and the new Star Trek. Both highly entertaining and visceral films in my opinion. But with Super 8 being his first original screenplay for a feature film, in some ways this was uncharted territory for Abrams. But with someone like Spielberg as his collaborator and producer and Abrams litany of experience in film-making and storytelling its hard to imagine his first original feature being anything but what we would come to expect from him. Emotional, well plotted, well acted, funny and just plain entertaining.Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way lets get to the fun part – the Spielberg parallels! Here’s the ones I spotted, in no particular order:1. The « catalyst » into Act 2 is a spectacular train crash. Any coincidence that the 1st movie Spielberg remember’s seeing as a child was ‘The Greatest Show on Earth’, which also contains one of the biggest train crashes in movie history? In fact, that train crash is said to be what inspired an 8 year Spielberg to shoot his first film; 2 toy trains crashing into each other (also as a way to get away with seeing his toy trains crash over and over without getting them taken away by his father.) Notice the discussion in Super 8 about filming the toy trains crashing into one another, which ultimately they do.2. The obvious MILITARY parallel of Alien Life in Close Encounters being covered up by a staged viral outbreak that kills anyone or thing that breathes it causing town evacuation. This VS. the Military coverup of Alien Life in Super 8 being a staged grass fire that causes town evacuation.3. In JAWS the scariest thing about the shark is the NOT seeing it. Same is true in Super 8, we don’t fully see the monster until the film is almost finished. Builds suspense much more effectively.3. Any coincidence the place that that the Alien in Super 8 makes his final takeoff into space from a water « tower ». In Close Encounters the Alien Mothership arrives and takes off from Devil’s « Tower », Wyoming.4. The town hall meeting in Super 8 is very reminiscent of the town hall meeting in Close Encounters. All citizens EXCEPT the sheriff seem to be clueless and way off base about whats really going on.5. The sound that the Alien makes is VERY similar to the sound of the T-Rex in Jurassic Park (as well as the sound of the dying truck in Spielberg’s 1st feature ‘Duel’.)6. The main kid, Joe doesn’t make good grades, as evidenced by him throwing his C+ papers aside when the Alice sees them (this could easily be a J.J. Abrams childhood connection too however.)7. In ET & CLOSE ENCOUNTERS the alien makes a « psychic » connection of some kind with the people it interacts with. In ET its Elliott « feeling » what ET feels (i.e. classroom scene with frogs & Elliott getting drunk & Elliott getting sick when ET gets sick, etc.) In Close Encounters its Richard Dreyfuss and Melinda Dillon being obsessed with the image of Devil’s Tower, which ultimately draws them to it. In Super 8 every human the Alien touches « sees » what the alien feels and has been through, thus sympathizing with it.8. In ET a group of underdog kids led by Elliott « save the day » for ET. In THE GOONIES a group of underdog kids led by Mikey « save the day » for Mikey’s families home which is about to be sold and bulldozed. Same here in Super 8 with Joe, the main kid taking one of the cubes which is close enough to the Water Tower to be drawn to it, thus creating a foundation for the Alien’s ship to work from. Remember all the other cubes had been taken away by the government until the very end. And Joe is the one who tell the Alien to « GO » and that he understands and that bad things happen and its OK. This could be seen as the alien’s motivation to leave. (my brother mentioned a parallel to ‘Stand By Me’ underdog kids, which is also true.)9. Slight Spielbergian cinematography connections – 2:a. The way both the gas station attendant and the airfare bus driver are « pulled away » feet first screaming by the Alien is very similar to the first death in Jurassic Park, where the gatekeeper is « pulled away » feet first screaming by the Velociraptor.b. The side tracking dolly shots of the kids running through neighborhood « up and over » hills, fences, etc is very similar to side tracking dolly shots in ET of kids riding their bikes through neighborhood « up and over » hills, fences, etc trying to get ET to the forrest.10. And here are a random sampling of other various connections I saw to Spielbergian cinema – the use of smoke and light, the conversational cadence of the kids interrupting each other & using cuss words poorly, loss of a parent, military being overly « big brother » in hiding alien, tracking and dolly shots, overhead shot of bus. I could go on and on.Without question Super 8 has a multitude of connections and parallels to Steven Spielberg films but it is also good to keep in mind that good story elements are good story elements no matter when, where or who they are used by. Many times the good ones pop up over and over again, precisely for that reason, because they work. Overlap to previous archetypes or story mythologies is inevitable because the ones we like are the ones we like, whether they are set in space or in the old west. Good storytellers are drawn to these same archetypal stories, they just flavor them differently each generation. In summation, all of these parallels could simply be a MASTER STUDENT (Abrams) following his MASTER TEACHER (Spielberg) with such skill that it comes off as an omage, which it very well may be and does not keep it from being a truly original work.BONUS!#. Not a Spielberg omage but the name of the gas station KELVIN is the 2nd reference J.J. Abrams has made to his grandfather in a feature film, the 1st being the name of one of the spaceships in Star Trek (the « U.S.S. Kelvin ») And of course all LOST fans know Kelvin is the name of the guy that was in the Swan Hatch before Desmond.#. Also not a Spielberg parallel, but the kids zombie file « The Case » pays omega to George A. Romero, the godfather of zombie films by naming the chemical plant ‘Romero Chemicals’. Loved that.
Reviewer: Maria
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: Soy fan del director J.J. Abrams y cuando supe que Paramount Pictures había restaurado en 4K Ultra HD « Super 8 », la compré de inmediato.Se ve espectacular, mejor que nunca, con una calidad de imagen fuera de serie.Llegó rápido y en perfectas condiciones, lo mejor es que si traía el Slipcover de colección, pero el único inconveniente es que no trae subtítulos ni doblaje en español, cuando la edición en Blu-Ray si los traía

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