From the visionary film maker who gave us "The Incredible Bulk" we have the better looking but probably even cheaper (three cheers for stock footage) "Aliens Vs. Avatars." A bunch of stereotype kids go on a camping trip and encounter an alien who like to steal body parts as a means of killing and the avatar of another alien (that looks like the aliens in "Avatar") who is trying to kill it with a robot called Robotar that is currently not working. Convoluted? Not really. We're all just here to see these obnoxious kids die anyway. At least the special effects are of the usual standard with shots of space that look like Windows Media Player visualizations. Overall, it's a weak effort but not nearly as memorable as "Bulk".
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Aliens Vs. Avatars [2011]
[Originally posted on Facebook on January 22, 2013]
From the visionary film maker who gave us "The Incredible Bulk" we have the better looking but probably even cheaper (three cheers for stock footage) "Aliens Vs. Avatars." A bunch of stereotype kids go on a camping trip and encounter an alien who like to steal body parts as a means of killing and the avatar of another alien (that looks like the aliens in "Avatar") who is trying to kill it with a robot called Robotar that is currently not working. Convoluted? Not really. We're all just here to see these obnoxious kids die anyway. At least the special effects are of the usual standard with shots of space that look like Windows Media Player visualizations. Overall, it's a weak effort but not nearly as memorable as "Bulk".
From the visionary film maker who gave us "The Incredible Bulk" we have the better looking but probably even cheaper (three cheers for stock footage) "Aliens Vs. Avatars." A bunch of stereotype kids go on a camping trip and encounter an alien who like to steal body parts as a means of killing and the avatar of another alien (that looks like the aliens in "Avatar") who is trying to kill it with a robot called Robotar that is currently not working. Convoluted? Not really. We're all just here to see these obnoxious kids die anyway. At least the special effects are of the usual standard with shots of space that look like Windows Media Player visualizations. Overall, it's a weak effort but not nearly as memorable as "Bulk".
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