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Skyline Felirat - - There are some rather neat creature designs, courtesy of Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr., but these are also let down by the film’s muddled writing. Skyline Felirat Among all the devastation, explosions and goo, we eventually learn exactly why the aliens have flown light-years to Earth, and it’s a motivation lifted straight from the very ripest of 50s B-movie cheese.
Viewed in this regard, Skyline is actually quite good fun in places, and there are some laughs to be had as the film’s dumb characters attempt to keep one step ahead of the aliens’ marauding tentacles.
But then, just as the movie reaches what you might think is the next, absurdly over-the-top act, it ends. To go into too much detail would spoil the surprise, but it’s the kind of denouement that audiences will find either faintly amusing or utterly infuriating.
Skyline Felirat As risible as the ending is, Skyline’s biggest problem is its flat characters and tedious dialogue. Most are mere alien fodder, and the film’s leads, Balfour and Thompson, display little charisma or chemistry.
It’s as though the brothers Strause are hoping their visual effects will have the same impact on audiences as the blue lights do on the citizens of LA – that we’ll be so mesmerised by the pretty patterns, that we’ll overlook the fact that Skyline’s characters have all the presence of kitchen units.
For lovers of B-movie sci-fi, there are perhaps enough slithering aliens, cool baroque space ships and ripe pieces of dialogue (one character even shrieks, “He’s Alive!!” in a manner James Whale would have enjoyed) to justify the price of admission.
Download Skyline Felirat Spoiler Ending Had the brothers Strause been as adept at storytelling as they are at creating luminous effects, Skyline could have been genuinely thrilling. Instead, it’s a mildly diverting, mediocre sci-fi mash-up with one of the most bizarrely abrupt endings in recent memory.
Viewed in this regard, Skyline is actually quite good fun in places, and there are some laughs to be had as the film’s dumb characters attempt to keep one step ahead of the aliens’ marauding tentacles.
But then, just as the movie reaches what you might think is the next, absurdly over-the-top act, it ends. To go into too much detail would spoil the surprise, but it’s the kind of denouement that audiences will find either faintly amusing or utterly infuriating.
Skyline Felirat As risible as the ending is, Skyline’s biggest problem is its flat characters and tedious dialogue. Most are mere alien fodder, and the film’s leads, Balfour and Thompson, display little charisma or chemistry.
It’s as though the brothers Strause are hoping their visual effects will have the same impact on audiences as the blue lights do on the citizens of LA – that we’ll be so mesmerised by the pretty patterns, that we’ll overlook the fact that Skyline’s characters have all the presence of kitchen units.
For lovers of B-movie sci-fi, there are perhaps enough slithering aliens, cool baroque space ships and ripe pieces of dialogue (one character even shrieks, “He’s Alive!!” in a manner James Whale would have enjoyed) to justify the price of admission.
Download Skyline Felirat Spoiler Ending Had the brothers Strause been as adept at storytelling as they are at creating luminous effects, Skyline could have been genuinely thrilling. Instead, it’s a mildly diverting, mediocre sci-fi mash-up with one of the most bizarrely abrupt endings in recent memory.
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