Mission from Outer Space 2037

Everybody seemed to love it. I think everyone could reference it with an action adventure story they may have grown up with. The film was slightly longer than expected, but it payed off in the end.

Well, I needn't have worried, because Mission From Outer Space 2037 still hits the mark. Yes, it's homegrown and rather odd, but I think that's all part of the fun. This is a classic feeling film out of the 1980s but in the future. It's the young kids who have to band together to save the world, and a story that works very well here.

Every aspect of this movie is spot on, which I can only put down to actors and directors obsessive attention to detail. The characters are distinct, memorable and believable. The plot builds slowly into the most tense, suspenseful roller-coaster ride we are hopeful to experience in the cinema world.

It's easy to figure out what a Sheriff & Alien film is going to be about. I'm not familiar with many alien films but what the title has promised us and the poster is interesting. There is a Sheriff, then there are aliens, young secret agents and in fact Russian robot like humanoids.

If you are fond to Western movies then you'll be entertained but if you are expecting too much aliens then you might get disappointed. You won't be seeing anything mind blowing effects in this film, however you won't see any cheap CGI. If you want to see Sci-Fi action plus Western violence mixed with very believable child and teen acting then this film is just for you.

Mission from Outer Space 2037 is nothing but to entertain you. The only thing that is unique here is the outstanding across the board of a wide age demographics, all done with top notch acting. The film is not just your typical indie space film movie but instead more of a coming of age film with very handsome Russian bad guys turned good with a wit of some sadistic bandit. The aliens are the antagonist of the film, yet we never get much into that outside of just being a spooky shadows that are realistic but we don't get enough of them.

The aliens are pretty intriguing but we don't see them that much until the third act. It's disappointing if you are expecting a lot of aliens. The only things we see them do are walk in and grab kids & jump scare the audiences. We do get a really nice showdown with the Sheriff and aliens, but not nearly enough of that.

At least the action is full of great characters. The action scenes are exciting no matter how flawed they are, because we are rooting for the characters. The magic is we are rooting for the good guys and then for the bad guys but never both at the same time. The performances saved most of the film. Lee Majors looks and sounds young and carries the film perfectly and Sizemore, for a more brief appearance, is worthy of the film watch alone. I don't know what to say about the Russians, they are just hot and authentically Russian.

Hands down a very well shot film, maybe too much film and not enough wrap up..but this seems to be the trend with most films now.

While the mission may be to get the Aliens, save the earth, or defeat the Russians we find in the end the Mission From Outer Space is a mission to find the meaning of life after death.

Having seen the trailer, I was really looking forward to this movie. And now that I have seen it, I can honestly say that I wasn't disappointed.

However, the concept of the old west and aliens thrown together into one spot is not new like this film's poster may suggest, you are in for something completely different.

This is a dystopia future trapped in dysfunctional dark 80's world which while visually very appealing still does seem a bit odd to me, and takes some getting used to.

The story in "Mission from Outer Space 2037" is pretty easy to follow; two sisters find themselves without parents after a pretty realistic car wreck.

Thrown into a desperate fight against a far superior species of aliens is the sub plot to Russian cyborgs and the struggle against one's faith in God.

Absolution in the end of the protagonist Russian debacle in a showdown for supremacy, is a wonderful sub plot to the return to faith in the film's closure.

I see no way possible of giving this movie under a 7. I read other people talking about the actors dialog being too long and I don't see that at all. I guess the story was kinda random but a lot of it made sense.

The cast was great and the acting was great. If you are looking for a Tom Cruise action film with a small home grown feel mixed with a lot of dark comedy - this is the film.

If you enjoy movies involving a Texas Town, which have been popping up, and you like sci-fi this is good for either of you. The trailers didn't give a lot away so a lot of things are discovered in the movie that you were not expecting.

All in all, the story was probably a 7/10, the acting a 9/10, and the cast a 9/10. I give this movie an 8/10 and hope to see more movies like this.

It's been a long while since I've watched an original movie. My experience tells me that the creators of this film did a pretty decent job of telling a wacky, unique story for a modern audience, while at the same time keeping the essential elements of old school action in tact. This movie features reports of strange, electromagnetic disturbances in a traditional futuristic dystopia world. In another bow to the modern context, we are placed in the future, but not to far removed from the beloved dial up phone set.

If you get a little confused trying to follow the plot, don't feel stupid. This isn't an easy story to follow but it gets high marks for keeping it interesting despite that problem.

The interesting characters, good cinematography, fun James Bond-like moments, just the right amount of action scenes keeps you interested. And one very memorable scene with Tom Sizemore is a tear jerker for sure. That scene with Sizemore will fill any Sizemore fan's heart with happiness.

Get this film a look see and you won't be let down.