Project: ALF (1996) (TV)

User Rating:

5.2/10   

Director:

Dick Lowry

Writers (WGA):

Tom Patchett (written by) &
Paul Fusco (written by)

Release Date:

17 February 1996 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Sci-Fi | Family

Plot:

Captured by the Alien Task Force, ALF was rescued by two officers who found out that the project shall be canceled - and also ALF.

Plot Keywords:

Alien | Sequel | Inanimate Object In Cast Credits | Reference To Pepsi | Character Name In Title

Cast

Miguel Ferrer	...	Dexter Moyers
William O'Leary	...	Capt. Rick Mullican
Jensen Daggett	...	Maj. Melissa Hill
Scott Michael Campbell	...	2nd Lt. Harold Reese
Beverly Archer	...	Dr. Carnage
Charles Robinson	...	Dr. Stanley
John Schuck	...	Gen. Myron Stone
Gregory Alan Williams		(as Greg Alan Williams)
Liz Coke	...	Nina
Dell Yount	...	Dr. Mockton
Dennis Creaghan	...	Gen. Myron Stone
Lenny Wolpe
Erick Avari	...	Rocket (voice)
Michael D. Weatherred		(as Michael Weatherred)
Markus Redmond	...	Rhomboid

Also Known As:

Alf - Der Film (Germany)

Runtime:

95 min

Country:

Germany | USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Australia:G | UK:PG

Company:

Alien Productions

Trivia:

This is a sequel for the final "ALF" (1986) episode "Consider Me Gone".

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): Mullican says "6 of his 7 stomachs must be full" but according to the TV show Alf has 8 stomachs.

Quotes:

ALF: [ALF is strapped into an electric chair] I take it this isn't the word association test.
Dr. Warner: No, no. We're going to conduct a different test.
ALF: I'm not sure I like the word 'conduct'.
Dr. Warner: [after ALF looks at a High Voltage sign] Oh, pay no attention to that sign, it shouldn't even be there. I'll remove it if it bothers you.
ALF: It bothers me.
[Warner gets electrocuted when trying to remove the sign and falls over]
ALF: [as Warner begins to sizzle on the floor] Medic. Medic.

Movie Connections:

Follows "ALF" (1986)

ALF is great the rest is rubbish.

It is such a shame that person who wrote the lines for ALF didnt write in the same vain for the rest of the cast. The bits that ALF is in are good and are worth watching , especially when he is having the tests. The rest is not worth watching.Kids of the younger age would like this and thats about the best i can say about this film. What on earth was Martin Sheen thinking about when he took on this role? from Apocolypse Now to Project Alf!!!! 6 out of 10