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2017·Action·1h 31m
7.0
Aliens invade, this time delivering a clear ultimatum. The fate of humanity hangs in the balance as the U.S. President and citizens decide if these aliens are to be trusted… or feared.
Directed by Laura Beth Love
spacecraft
aerial combat
alien invasion
woman director
mockbuster

Cast

Sal Landi
Sal Landi
General Roundtree
William Castrogiovanni
William Castrogiovanni
Major Fry / Fighter Pilot
Johnny Rey Diaz
Johnny Rey Diaz
Captain Goddard
Jude B. Lanston
Jude B. Lanston
Agent Taylor
Laura Beth Love
Laura Beth Love
Fighter Pilot
Matthew Riley
Matthew Riley
Bobby
Jon Edwin Wright
Jon Edwin Wright
Senator Randall Raney
Christos Kalabogias
Christos Kalabogias
Norman Reed
Vishesh Chachra
Vishesh Chachra
Sergeant Cates

Crew

Laura Beth Love
Laura Beth Love
Director
Geoff Meed
Geoff Meed
Screenplay
Laura Beth Love
Laura Beth Love
Editor
Laura Beth Love
Laura Beth Love
Director of Photography
Paul Bales
Paul Bales
Co-Producer
David Michael Latt
David Michael Latt
Producer
David Rimawi
David Rimawi
Executive Producer
Tammy Klein
Tammy Klein
Visual Effects Compositor
Terrence Kiriokos
Terrence Kiriokos
Second Unit Director
Rob Pallatina
Rob Pallatina
Additional Editing
Amanda Bradley
Amanda Bradley
Stunts
Jeff Pruitt
Jeff Pruitt
Stunts

Popular Reviews

3 reviews
Skipp
Skipp
Independents' Day
"Hey, watch Independence Day for me, will ya?" A friend asked, after her planned screening at her Fourth of July party was washed out by a series of rather strong thunderstorms. Mission... uh...

There's always a level of frustration when the people who keep the lights on at the Asylum seemingly make a competent if not boring film. This is one of those examples. I actually like some bits of this; the CGI looks... competent, especially compared to films like 500 MPH Storm. Plot-wise it's a bit dull, the United States taking the lead in negotiating with and eventually fighting the generic Orion alien species. Again, I said competent if not boring. You usually watch these because they can be funny; this is not. Would maybe be something under a different title and a more experienced director.
"Hey, watch Independence Day for me, will ya?" A friend asked, after her planned screening at her Fourth of July party was washed out by a series of rather strong thunderstorms. Mission... uh...

There's always a level of frustration when the people who keep the lights on at the Asylum seemingly make a competent if not boring film. This is one of those examples. I actually like some bits of this; the CGI looks... competent, especially compared to films like 500 MPH Storm. Plot-wise it's a bit dull, the United States taking the lead in negotiating with and eventually fighting the generic Orion alien species. Again, I said competent if not boring. You usually watch these because they can be funny; this is not. Would maybe be something under a different title and a more experienced director.
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Becky
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A lot of things happened in such a short period of time. The movie also gave information that could’ve helped us understand the character’s backstory but it’s just there. They should’ve gave it more time and not for all of it to happen so fast.
A lot of things happened in such a short period of time. The movie also gave information that could’ve helped us understand the character’s backstory but it’s just there. They should’ve gave it more time and not for all of it to happen so fast.
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