Fleeting charms are largely outweighed by an unexceptional script, a brace of shabby performances (from both kids and adults) and some dismal CG effects.
Aliens in the Attic
The aliens vs. the Pearsons.
2009 · 1h 26m · PG
Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Directed by
John Schultz
Overview
A group of kids must protect their vacation home from invading aliens.
Director and cast
- John Schultz Director
- Carter Jenkins as Tom Pearson
- Austin Butler as Jake Pearson
- Ashley French as Bethany Pearson
- Ashley Boettcher as Hannah Pearson
- Robert Hoffman as Ricky Dillman
- Doris Roberts as Rose Pearson
- Henri Young as Art Pearson
- Regan Young as Lee Pearson
- Kevin Nealon as Stuart Pearson
- Gillian Vigman Cast
Critics on Rotten Tomatoes
Top critics, in their words
Jenkins is a bit too McDreamy to play the geeky underdog, and adult viewers will be nostalgic for the chubby, bucktoothed and truly dorky cast of The Goonies.
Basically a tweener cable movie on steroids, with a bigger budget and a larger cast of B-list character actors.
It appears designed for families who never leave the mall.
A forgettable bit of fluff that will zip out of your orbit as soon as the credits roll.
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