A tough-as-nails detective embarks on a relentless pursuit to free his son from a nightmarish alien warship.A tough-as-nails detective embarks on a relentless pursuit to free his son from a nightmarish alien warship.A tough-as-nails detective embarks on a relentless pursuit to free his son from a nightmarish alien warship.
Samantha Jean Kwok
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- (as Samantha Jean)
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- TriviaTakes place in the same time line as "Skyline" (2010), in fact some scenes from the first film are in this film, but from different perspectives.
- GoofsWhen the baby went from an infant to a toddler, she has been dressed accordingly before anyone knew she had changed.
- Quotes
[first lines]
Rose Corley: [voice-over] When it all falls apart, you can surrender on sight. You can run for the exits or you can fight back... to your last breath. Until there's nothing left.
- Crazy creditsThere's a blooper reel during the credits.
- ConnectionsEdited from Skyline (2010)
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Written by Trevor McNevan
Performed by Thousand Foot Krutch
Featured review
Maybe some minor spoilers here, but come on, what is there to spoil?
It's bad. How bad is it?
Well, the movie revolves around aliens who steal brains; it starts in LA, then there's about an hour escaping the alien mothership, then they land in Vietnam and everyone knows martial arts, including the aliens (you know, because, Asia). Yes, including the token female, who was a subway engineer at the beginning of the movie. It all wraps up in some kind of macho fantasy with fighting robots and some paper-thin inspirational boondoggles about human resilience. The action sequences are so silly that I just want them to get on with it... but when the action stops, attempts at character and story development are excruciating! Yea yea, the little girl is the key to the blah blah blah... turn this glowing blue orb into a glowing red orb...
I'm not saying you shouldn't watch it-you just have to know what you're getting into. I like bad movies. I like movies that try, but are still bad, like maybe they're not quite in on the joke (for that reason, I don't like movies like Sharknado, where everyone is in on it). That's this movie. It's a special kind of bad movie, that might just hit the spot if you're looking for something truly absurd.
It's bad. How bad is it?
Well, the movie revolves around aliens who steal brains; it starts in LA, then there's about an hour escaping the alien mothership, then they land in Vietnam and everyone knows martial arts, including the aliens (you know, because, Asia). Yes, including the token female, who was a subway engineer at the beginning of the movie. It all wraps up in some kind of macho fantasy with fighting robots and some paper-thin inspirational boondoggles about human resilience. The action sequences are so silly that I just want them to get on with it... but when the action stops, attempts at character and story development are excruciating! Yea yea, the little girl is the key to the blah blah blah... turn this glowing blue orb into a glowing red orb...
I'm not saying you shouldn't watch it-you just have to know what you're getting into. I like bad movies. I like movies that try, but are still bad, like maybe they're not quite in on the joke (for that reason, I don't like movies like Sharknado, where everyone is in on it). That's this movie. It's a special kind of bad movie, that might just hit the spot if you're looking for something truly absurd.
- jsliberatore
- Jun 16, 2018
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- Vùng Trời Diệt Vong
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- Budget
- $14,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $992,181
- Runtime1 hour 46 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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