Le 27ème jour

Titre original : The 27th Day

1957
Approved
1h 15min

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6,1/10

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Sci-Fi

Les extraterrestres prennent cinq personnes, leur donnent de petites capsules qui peuvent tuer l'humanité sans dommages supplémentaires, étant entendu qu'ils ne coloniseront la Terre que s'i... Tout lireLes extraterrestres prennent cinq personnes, leur donnent de petites capsules qui peuvent tuer l'humanité sans dommages supplémentaires, étant entendu qu'ils ne coloniseront la Terre que s'ils utilisent ces armes.Les extraterrestres prennent cinq personnes, leur donnent de petites capsules qui peuvent tuer l'humanité sans dommages supplémentaires, étant entendu qu'ils ne coloniseront la Terre que s'ils utilisent ces armes.

Réalisation
- William Asher
Scénario
- John Mantley
- Robert M. Fresco
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,1/10

2 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- William Asher
Scénario
- John Mantley
- Robert M. Fresco
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Dr. Karl Neuhaus
(as Frederick Ledebur)

Paul Birch

Admiral

Azemat Janti

Ivan Godofsky

Fred Aldrich

Russian Officer
(non crédité)

Monty Ash

Soviet Prison Physician
(non crédité)

Irvin Ashkenazy

2nd Man
(non crédité)

Charles Bennett

Gorki
(non crédité)

John Bleifer

Spokesman
(non crédité)

David Bond

Dr. Schmidt
(non crédité)

George Boyce

Diplomat
(non crédité)

Ralph Brooks

Pentagon Officer
(non crédité)

George Bruggeman

Russian Officer
(non crédité)

Histoire

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Anecdotes
This was based on a novel by John Mantley, a highly regarded writer who also wrote the screenplay. This may explain why this film is regarded as more intelligent than most low-budget science-fiction films of that period.

Gaffes
When the Prof. is asked to invite the aliens to address the Earth at the United Nations, there is thunderous applause. When the film cuts to a stock image of the UN Assembly, no one is applauding.

Citations
Jonathan Clark: People hate because they fear, and they fear anything they don't understand, which is almost everything.

Connexions
Edited from Les soucoupes volantes attaquent (1956)

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7/10

Good movie with a great ending.

I liked this movie. It was your typical lets see if human beings act like they have any sense if given the power to act otherwise because if they mess up the Aliens will destroy us movie. But what was different was the solution. What the alien really wanted us to do. And that is what puts this movie above the usual movies in this genre. What I didn't like is the cop out roles they gave the 2 females. I am not going to tell what they did but I was highly disappointed. Why even have the two females in the movie if they were going to do what they did. I guess they needed a love interest for Barry. The actor who played the evil Soviet was very good. He was very scary. Barry played his usual laid back self. Don't expect special effect. This is more of a morals story then a Sci Fi movie IMO.