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My Stepmother is an Alien (1988)

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Country: US
Technical: col 108m
Director: Richard Benjamin
Cast: Dan Aykroyd, Kim Basinger, Jon Lovitz

Synopsis:

An astronomer unwittingly endangers a distant planet with a radio beam and they send a beautiful (in human form) agent to make him reverse the effects with another signal.

Review:

One in a growing number of movies (Starman, Alien Nation, Red Heat, Crocodile Dundee) in which an outsider comes to terms with human/American eccentricities and concludes that 'we' make up for our basic defectiveness. One or two new jokes, as when Miss Basinger inputs Shakespeare, but the film has little to offer besides her eye-catching form.

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Country: US
Technical: col 108m
Director: Richard Benjamin
Cast: Dan Aykroyd, Kim Basinger, Jon Lovitz

Synopsis:

An astronomer unwittingly endangers a distant planet with a radio beam and they send a beautiful (in human form) agent to make him reverse the effects with another signal.

Review:

One in a growing number of movies (Starman, Alien Nation, Red Heat, Crocodile Dundee) in which an outsider comes to terms with human/American eccentricities and concludes that 'we' make up for our basic defectiveness. One or two new jokes, as when Miss Basinger inputs Shakespeare, but the film has little to offer besides her eye-catching form.


Country: US
Technical: col 108m
Director: Richard Benjamin
Cast: Dan Aykroyd, Kim Basinger, Jon Lovitz

Synopsis:

An astronomer unwittingly endangers a distant planet with a radio beam and they send a beautiful (in human form) agent to make him reverse the effects with another signal.

Review:

One in a growing number of movies (Starman, Alien Nation, Red Heat, Crocodile Dundee) in which an outsider comes to terms with human/American eccentricities and concludes that 'we' make up for our basic defectiveness. One or two new jokes, as when Miss Basinger inputs Shakespeare, but the film has little to offer besides her eye-catching form.

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