Sci-Fi Adventure Movie Trailer: ALIENS KIDDEN MY PARENTS AND NOW I FEEL LEFT OUT

Sci-Fi Adventure Movie Trailer: ALIENS KIDDEN MY PARENTS AND NOW I FEEL LEFT OUT

Sci-Fi Adventure Movie Trailer: ALIENS KIDDEN MY PARENTS AND NOW I FEEL LEFT OUT

Visit Films has released a trailer for an indie sci-fi adventure comedy titled Aliens abducted my parents and now I feel a little left out. This film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and I had a chance to watch it while there. This movie was silly, ridiculous fun and you can definitely tell that from the trailer. There were a few things I didn’t like about the film, but a review will be out soon that elaborates on those things. There were just aspects of the story and the script that made absolutely no sense, but hey… it’s a kids movie!

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The film was directed by Jake Van Wagoner (Christmas time, C study) and this is the synopsis:

“Aspiring teenage journalist Itsy is unhappy when her family moves to the small town of Pebble Falls. Amid new challenges – a fixer and hostile high schoolers, to name a few – Itsy meets Calvin, her weirdo, space-obsessed Itsy she befriends Calvin in hopes of writing an exposé about the extravagance for a summer internship in New York City, but soon learns that the amateur astronaut has an out-of-this-world secret. Calvin believes his parents were abducted by aliens, and the his mission is to find them and join them in space. As they struggle to uncover the truth, the pair of outsiders cultivate a surprising and heartwarming friendship.”

The film is the protagonist Emma Trembley, Jacob Buster, Will Forte, Elizabeth Mitchell, Kennet CumminsAnd Matt Biedel. No release date has been set yet, but check out the trailer and tell us what you think!

by Joey Paur
Source: Geek Tyrant

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