Tombés du ciel

Original title: It Came from the Sky

TV Movie
1999
R
1h 32m

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Yasmine Bleeth, Christopher Lloyd, John Ritter, and JoBeth Williams in Tombés du ciel (1999)

Jarvis and Pepper crash land their small plane on the roof of the Bridges family. Pepper finds herself having a positive effect on the households' disabled son Andy.Jarvis and Pepper crash land their small plane on the roof of the Bridges family. Pepper finds herself having a positive effect on the households' disabled son Andy.Jarvis and Pepper crash land their small plane on the roof of the Bridges family. Pepper finds herself having a positive effect on the households' disabled son Andy.

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5.8/10

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Goofs
When Jarvis is pouring himself coffee, a boom mic is visible above him.

Quotes
Pepper Upper: Why would two men - who like each other - want to beat each other to a pulp?
Alice Bridges: They can't have babies.

Connections
References Le météore de la nuit (1953)

Soundtracks
Baby I Can't Please You
Written and Performed by Sam Phillips
Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc. and Bug Music

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.....and fell flat on it's face.

Wow! I can't believe I could ever be bored enough to sit through this picture in it's entirety. Nearly every line of dialogue seemed to drop on the floor, as this picture seemed to be trying to emulate the quirky charm of a small independent film,

but it was more like torture. I'm afraid I've stunted my development by making it half way !

While there might have been a redeeming ending, had I been able to suffer through it . . . . . I couldn't, with the lame dialogue, hugely awkward silences, and complete lack of flow to it. The supposedly romantic "How (Lloyd) & (Bleeth) Met" story was stupendously bad. I couldn't begin to find Lloyd or Bleeth right for their parts. A talented director might be able to decide whether this was supposed to be funny, or sad, or dramatic . . . but to me it was just AWKWARD drivel.