Aliens in the Wild, Wild West (1999)

When a UFO crash lands nearby, it's up to a couple of kids to save the aliens from the local townspeople.

Director:

George Erschbamer

Writer:

Alon Kaplan

Stars:

Taylor Locke, Carly Pope, Barna Moricz

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Taylor Locke	...	Tom Johnson
Carly Pope	...	Sara Johnson
Barna Moricz	...	Johnny Coyle
Markus Parilo	...	Sheriff Cane
Gerry Quigley	...	Bloody Bob
Gloria Slade	...	Elizabeth
George Ilie	...	Jiffyvawa 'Jiffy' Zudo
Ovidiu Bucurenciu	...	Jiffy's Mom
Marcel Cobzariu	...	Pook (as Marcello Cobzariu)
Marius Florea Vizante	...	Ben Small (as Marius Florea)
Gabriel Spahiu	...	Hotel Clerk
Marioara Sterian	...	Melinda
Mircea Constantinescu	...	Roger
Sandu Mihai Gruia	...	Mac (as Mihai Sandu Gruia)
Liviu Timus	...	Eustace

Storyline

Sara and Tom Johnson are two very bored teenagers. But that's all about to change. During a family vacation to an old western ghost town, the bickering siblings stumble upon a portal which catapults them back in time to the old west.

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Plot Keywords:

vacation | ghost town | family vacation | ufo | alien | 

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Genres:

Action | Sci-Fi | Western

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG for some mild action violence

Details

Country:

Canada Romania

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 August 1999 (USA)

Also Known As:

Aliens im wilden Westen

Filming Locations:

Romania

Company Credits

Production Co:

Canarom Productions,Castel Film Romania,Chesler/Perlmutter Productions

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Gilligan's Island (1964)

User Reviews

I truly believe aliens made this movie.

Here are some points to look out for: -Many of the actors in this movie sound exactly like they are speaking a language they do not understand and are just delivering nonsensical syllables, just like an alien would speak if mimicking human English speech. (the credits try to make you believe this is because it was made in Romania, but they didn't fool me.)

-Oppositely, the main boy-character speaks *perfect* English, but is so devoid of any emotion whilst simultaneously having beyond- human-child-level memorization and delivery skills that he must be an alien himself.

-The female lead is obviously a holographic materialization of a random 'Seventeen' magazine model, chosen by the aliens to represent the 'ideal' American teenage human girls' appearance, thereby helping make the movie popular. This is proven by the fact >that she has absolutely no intelligence whatsoever, a common characteristic of holograms.

-Just watch that preacher-man-thing. Hands down alien.

-The sheriff, too.

-In fact, I really think that the kid who plays 'Johnny Cole' or whatever is the only human who was in the movie, and had no idea that everyone else was an alien. Most likely he was a rejected character from the Nickelodeon show 'Hey Dude'.

-Finally, the actual 'aliens' that appear in the movie are simply far too realistic to be anything other than real aliens. It's impossible that human beings could create such realistic alien technology and costumes, therefore... real aliens. Heck, go buy it. It's a groundbreaking historical document!