“Michael” and the Tension of Lacking Tension
It is not hard to make a musical biopic that pleases audiences and draws a profit. Michael is no exception.
Alien Species (1998)
Huge Motherships from an alien species sneak ominously into orbit around Earth. Lethal bat-winged fighters descend on the planet. Citizens are abducted. Homes are destroyed. The invasion has begun! A small town sheriff, two deputies and a professor discover the alien plan. With the secret to destroy the attacking ships, there's a chance they could stop the alien invasion... for now!!!!
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Huge Motherships from an alien species sneak ominously into orbit around Earth. Lethal bat-winged fighters descend on the planet. Citizens are abducted. Homes are destroyed. The invasion has begun! A small town sheriff, two deputies and a professor discover the alien plan. With the secret to destroy the attacking ships, there's a chance they could stop the alien invasion... for now!!!!
Rating:G
Genre:Action, Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Nancy Newhauer
In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Peter Maris
Director
Charles Napier
Sheriff Nate Culver
Hoke Howell
Professor Edgar Chambers
David Homb
Aaron Doyle
Jodi Seronick
Carol Nelson
Marc Robinson
Paul Towers
Robert Thompson
Deputy Ty Larsen
Ashley Semrick
Stacy Chambers
Aaron Jettleson
Max Poindexter
Barbara Fierentino
Holly Capers
Master Dave Johnson
Deputy David Stevens
Roger Gluston
Mr Justice
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