Space Station 76

2014
R
1h 33min

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4,9/10

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Liv Tyler, Matt Bomer, and Patrick Wilson in Space Station 76 (2014)

Life aboard a 1970s space station gets turned upside down when the new assistant captain turns out to be a woman.

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Satire Comedy Drama Sci-Fi

Lorsqu'elle débarque dans une station spatiale, une jeune femme n'imagine pas les tensions qu'elle va créer au sein des membres de l'équipage.Lorsqu'elle débarque dans une station spatiale, une jeune femme n'imagine pas les tensions qu'elle va créer au sein des membres de l'équipage.Lorsqu'elle débarque dans une station spatiale, une jeune femme n'imagine pas les tensions qu'elle va créer au sein des membres de l'équipage.

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4,9/10

8,7 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 2 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The opening scene music is "Utopia" by Todd Rundgren, who is Liv Tyler's step-father. She was born "Liv Rundgren". In fact, there are no less than four Todd Rundgren tracks on the soundtrack, and receives a thanks in the credits.

Gaffes
The foam in Captain Glenn's bathtub changes from a lot, to none at all, to a lot again.

Connexions
Featured in Zero Gravity: Making Space Station 76 (2014)

Bandes originales
International Feel
Written and Performed by Todd Rundgren

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5/10

70's Nostalgia

Unless the viewer is *very* familiar with the 1970s ... the fashions, culture, music, attitudes, behaviors, etc ... much of the impact of this movie will be lost. There are a multitude of references to that era that are presented with such subtlety that they are very easily missed. From the top-loading VCR to the mood ring to Tab soda can to the "I'm OK, you're OK"-speak of the robot shrink to the rainbow color distortion in the telecoms projection, the film is loaded with them. Clearly the production designer, costume designer, and set decorator did their research on the period. That aspect of the film was wonderful. The story line? Not so much.