Un ticket pour l'espace

2006
1 Std. 30 Min.

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Olivier Baroux, Guillaume Canet, André Dussollier, Marina Foïs, and Kad Merad in Un ticket pour l'espace (2006)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuStéphane, an unemployed comedian, receives a winning lottery ticket from his son, offering two civilians the chance to stay in the European orbital station with a professional crew. This is ... Alles lesenStéphane, an unemployed comedian, receives a winning lottery ticket from his son, offering two civilians the chance to stay in the European orbital station with a professional crew. This is how Stéphane suddenly finds himself in training with the other winner, Yonis, a former pil... Alles lesenStéphane, an unemployed comedian, receives a winning lottery ticket from his son, offering two civilians the chance to stay in the European orbital station with a professional crew. This is how Stéphane suddenly finds himself in training with the other winner, Yonis, a former pilot forced into hiding since his brother, a serial killer, is in prison. Stéphane and Yonis... Alles lesen

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The ground control room seen in the movie is actually the main meeting room of the French Communist Party headquarters in Paris.

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References Free Willy - Ruf der Freiheit (1993)

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A good, hearty laugh

Get passed the not-so-subtle parody moments (2001, Armageddon, Alien, etc...). This flick is a sure crowd pleaser. Not since Airplane! have I laughed so hard watching a spoof. Not since Hot Shots fine actors have done such a good job at playing low-key. As in other movies of the sort, the bigger gags tend to fall flat and it's the little jokes that get the louder laughs. Sure, the filmmakers show off a little with CG FX, but they never take themselves seriously. The whacked out humor never gets heavy and at times the writers even try themselves at cynicism and poetry without ever bloating their work. Always absurd, never disappointing.