There’s a new clip online over at Moviefone for the upcoming sci-fi thriller, Skyline. The film is directed by The Brothers Strause (AVP: Requiem) and stars Eric Balfour, Scottie Thompson, David Zayas, Donald Faison, Brittany Daniel, Crystal Reed, Neil Hopkins, J. Paul Boehmer, Tanya Newbould, Pam Levin, Phet Mahathongdy, Tony Black. The synopsis (via IMDB): Strange lights descend on the city of Los Angeles, drawing people
outside like moths to a flame where an extraterrestrial force threatens
to swallow the entire human population off the face of the Earth.
The clip below is of an alien thing turning a pricey auto into modern art. To us Angelenos, though, it’s not that big a shock. After a few choice Roland Emmerich disasters, to say nothing of that whole Dragon War thing and Transformers tussle in downtown, it’s just another typical day in Tinseltown. The movie looks like it could be some big fun, but there were more disturbing things seen in Falling Down. It’s like Cuervo Jones said: “This is L.A., vato. And this fucking city, can kill anyone.” You think this clip is bad, try getting on the 405 around 4 PM.
Skyline opens on Novmeber 12th.
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Looks good, first clip I've seen on this. Not sure about the rest of the film but the clip had me holding my breath! Thanks for sharing.
Run, Turk-from-Scrubs! Ruuuuuuun!!!
Novmeber is usually a terrible month for movies involving sit com stars being attacked by monsters. Usually Juun, Juyl or Aguaust are better for these kind of films.
# 4 hahahahaha! Also, I hope this flick is as mean and nasty to old people, Sons and fathers and pregnant women as AVP:R was.
Why in god's name would you even bother shooting at it?
This just might be the oddest fantasy aside J.D. has ever dreamed up on this show.
The best part of this article was the "Escape From L.A." Cuervo Jones quote from the text. As for the movie, I'll wait and see before judging. From the directors of AVP:R is not a huge selling point. AVP:R is very hard to forgive. I'm happy at least that The brothers Strause have discovered lights though.
Agreed. You would think first time directors that were formerly special effects guys would understand lighting a bit better, but I seriously could not make out what was happening for at least 60% of AVP:R. If you haven't seen the movie, it's worth it just to witness the poor cinematography in such a high profile movie. Looks like Skyline is mostly in the day time, so we shouldn't have the same problem here.
what is he yelling? "Turk! Turk!" ?
That's quite awesome.
Great information! I’ve been looking for something like this for a while now. Thanks!
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