3 Films To Watch This Sunday March 8

Running out of inspiration for your Sunday movie night? The schedule of French television channels has some nice surprises for March 8. On TF1, W9 and Arte, we immerse ourselves in different… but captivating worlds. Here is the program.

Black Widow — 21h10 sur TF1

The rather calm news of the MCU does not prevent TF1 from bringing superheroes back to the small screen. This Sunday, the first channel broadcasts the first film after Endgame.

Black Widow although it immerses its spectators a few months before the events ofInfinity Warit was the first film to be released in theaters after the conclusion of the first Marvel saga. He had a heavy responsibility on his shoulders: to prove that the license still has things to tell and present a new generation of vigilantes.

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What is it about? Natasha Romanoff sees the darkest part of her past resurface. Pursued by a force that will stop at nothing to defeat her, the Black Widow must, despite herself, reconnect with her spy activities and the bonds that were broken years earlier.

Crime on the Orient-Express — 9:00 p.m. on Arte

Notice to Whodunit fans, Arte is devoting its evening to the most famous adventure of Hercule Poirot. Here, there is no question of rewatching the disappointing film by Keneth Branagh, it is with the director Sidney Lumet that the public has an appointment at the station. Be careful when the train leaves.

Because we like to rack our brains, even if we know the outcome, Crime on the Orient-Express is the guarantee of spending an excellent evening in good company. Sean Connery, Ingrid Bergman and Anthony Perkins, there are some great people among the passengers of the Orient-Express.

What is it about? Visiting Istanbul, detective Hercule Poirot boards the Orient-Express. He meets other colorful characters. One morning, while the train is stuck in the snow, a passenger is found dead. His murderer is inevitably on the train, Hercule Poirot will have to lead the investigation.

OSS 117: Rio no longer responds — 9:10 p.m. on W9

There are films that we watch every time they are rebroadcast, regardless of whether we know each of the lines by heart. OSS 117 is one of those monuments of French comedy that never tires us. The pastiche of Michel Hazanavicius’ spy stories is carried by Jean Dujardin at the top of his form.

With the initial idea of immortalizing an endearing idiot, constantly caught up in his backward ideas and the gaze of his partners. The film multiplies the great ideas of direction and writing, it even seems that this second part surpasses the first. More accomplished and more intense, Rio No Longer Responds is the perfect conclusion to an iconic saga of the 2000s. Yes, it’s the last film.

What is it about? Twelve years after Cairo, OSS117 goes to Rio for a new mission. On the trail of a compromising microfilm for the French state, the spy joins forces with an attractive Mossad spy. Together, they must capture a Nazi blackmailer.