Jusqu'à ce que la fin du monde nous sépare

Titre original : Seeking a Friend for the End of the World

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6,7/10

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Steve Carell and Keira Knightley in Jusqu'à ce que la fin du monde nous sépare (2012)

As an asteroid nears Earth, a man finds himself alone after his wife leaves in a panic. He decides to take a road trip to reunite with his high school sweetheart. Accompanying him is a neighbor who inadvertently puts a wrench in his plan.

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Alors qu'un astéroïde s'approche de la Terre, un homme se retrouve seul après la fuite de sa femme en panique. Il décide de faire un road trip pour retrouver son amour de lycée. Il est accom... Tout lireAlors qu'un astéroïde s'approche de la Terre, un homme se retrouve seul après la fuite de sa femme en panique. Il décide de faire un road trip pour retrouver son amour de lycée. Il est accompagné d'un voisin qui lui met par inadvertance des bâtons dans les roues.Alors qu'un astéroïde s'approche de la Terre, un homme se retrouve seul après la fuite de sa femme en panique. Il décide de faire un road trip pour retrouver son amour de lycée. Il est accompagné d'un voisin qui lui met par inadvertance des bâtons dans les roues.

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6,7/10

120 k

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Steve Carell and Nancy Carell, who play husband and wife briefly in this film, are husband and wife in real life.

Gaffes
Dodge pulls out the vinyl album "Scott", Scott Walker's first solo album. He takes record out of sleeve puts it on turntable but "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore" plays. This was by The Walker Brothers and was not on the album in question. Additionally, the following song that plays "Stay With Me Baby" does not appear on the album "Scott." Nor does it appear on the album "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore." The two tracks only appear together on later released compilation albums. Coincidentally though, the first track on the album "Scott" (the one shown but not played) is "Mathilde" - an alternate spelling of Matilda - which is the name of the asteroid in the movie.

Citations
[last lines]
Penny: I don't want to fall asleep. Okay? Don't let me fall asleep. Promise.
Dodge: I promise. What about your parents?
Penny: They're romantics. They understand. Besides, they've got each other. I just want to be with you.
Dodge: And I want to be with you.
Penny: I couldn't live without you. No matter how long. What do we do now?
Dodge: I just want to lay here with you. Just want to talk to you.
Penny: Okay. What are we gonna talk about?
Dodge: Where'd you grow up?
Penny: Well, I was born in Surrey. My whole family are from there. My mum was a journalist before she married my dad. They never fought. Or at least we never heard them fight. Charlie's the oldest, then Benny, then me. We had a sister but she died when she was born. I still think about her.
[*explosion*]
Penny: Oh God.
Dodge: What was her name? What was your sister's name?
Penny: Patricia. Patricia Hope Lockhart.
Dodge: That's beautiful. That's a beautiful name.
Penny: I wish I'd met you a long time ago. When we were kids.
Dodge: It couldn't have happened any other way. It had to happen now.
Penny: But it isn't enough time.
Dodge: It never would have been.
Penny: I'm scared.
Dodge: I... am madly in love with you, Penny. You're my favorite, favorite thing.
Penny: I thought that somehow we'd save each other.
Dodge: We did. Penny. I'm really glad I got to know you.

Connexions
Featured in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Épisode #20.161 (2012)

Bandes originales
Wouldn't It Be Nice
Written by Tony Asher, Mike Love and Brian Wilson
Performed by The Beach Boys
Courtesy of Capitol Records under license from EMI Film & Television Music

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8/10

A quirky and enjoyable picture

Watching an American picture about the end of the world and finding that there is no concentration on things blowing up and exploding came as a welcome relief if not a surprise.

This film is a little gem of a black comedy with some drama and romanticism thrown in.

I only recognised two or three faces - but everyone of the players is good and the two leads are superb. The male lead is of a character not usually associated with the romantic and this brings out more of the warmth.

Quirky, offbeat, lovable, zany and intelligent are some of the words I would use to describe this entertainment - and entertain it certainly does.

If this picture comes this way - grab it, you will love it.