Gröna gubbar från Y.R. (1986)Director:Hans Hatwig |
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Curt Broberg | ... |
Frans
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Åsa Dahlenborg | ... |
Marre
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Ricky Danielsson | ... |
Yr-sel
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Micke
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Bernhard
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Finkelstein
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Annikka Nuora | ... |
Yr-vaken
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Keijo Salmela | ... |
Yr-ving
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Jennifer Wesslau | ... |
Fia
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Country:
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SwedishRelease Date:
26 March 1986 (Sweden) See more »Box Office
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Gröna gubbar från Y.R. certainly is not a good movie, it doesn't even come close. The plot is irritatingly bad, with small green men crash-landing their spacecraft in an amusement park while, incredibly, the character don't question their existence but plays along like nothing strange happened.
Some of the actors are screen veterans and they perform well enough, but in some of the leading parts the actors have not been seen on screen before or since this movie, and you can tell by the terrible acting. There is shameless product placement as well, as a newly formed rock band performs for no apparent reason. The humor also stinks, it is horribly dated even for the 80s and feels like bad 40s or 50s comedies.
What I liked about this movie is its harmlessness, it is apparent that the movie has no great ambitions, and it doesn't take itself too seriously. I also like the 80s nostalgia, the hair, the music, the way people used to talk, and so on, and as a nostalgic document from my childhood, I really like it. But really, if you're not into 80s nostalgia, stay away from this.