Are you in front of your TV and zap in search of a film to watch alone, with family or friends? No need to exhaust yourself, we peeled the program to find 3 nice films to savor to finish the week in style.
Dying can wait (France 2, 9:10 p.m.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKHGJHHK4JG
007 left the British secret services and he hopes to take advantage of his retirement. As you would expect, the rest will be short -lived and Felix Leiter, a CIA agent, comes to ask him for his help.
The mission will once again be perilous for the spy of His Majesty, who will try to release a kidnapped scientist. Worse, James Bond finds himself struggling with a very powerful enemy determined not to give him gifts.
It is the latest film in the saga released to date and it is also the last one that features Daniel Craig in this role.
The color of money (Arte, 9 p.m.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgvji7fxotg
Eddie Felson, ex-billiard champion, spots Vincent Lauria, a young gifted but impulsive player. He decides to coach him and plunge into the world of betting, where tensions quickly rise between the two. Mentor and pupil challenge themselves in a struggle as intense as it is elegant. An essential film by Martin Scorsese, carried by Paul Newman and Tom Cruise.
Shotgun Wedding (TF1, 9:10 p.m.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J63eclgkh5a
According to the synopsis proposed by Allociné ::
A couple decides to marry in an exotic place far from civilization, but this paradisiacal space is under the thumb of criminals. By protecting their respective families, the lovebirds rediscover why they were so much to get married.
Without being a masterpiece, this feature film signed Jason Moore is nonetheless entertaining. We also appreciate the casting that hit the bull’s eye with Jennifer Lopez, Darcy Rivera, Josh Duhamel, or Carol Fowler and Jennifer Coolidge.
That’s it for this week. Note, if these three films are not to your liking, that there will be other feature films this Sunday evening on TNT, and in particular Boutchou (W9, 9:10 p.m.), Dream Team (TFX, 10:55 p.m.), and 007 Specter (France 2, 11:10 p.m.). You can also make up for the nuggets last week by replay by rereading our previous article here.
