Alien Nation: Dark Horizon

Fernsehfilm
1994
12
1 Std. 30 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAn Overseer named Ahpossno comes to Earth to take the slaves, and all humans, back to the mothership.An Overseer named Ahpossno comes to Earth to take the slaves, and all humans, back to the mothership.An Overseer named Ahpossno comes to Earth to take the slaves, and all humans, back to the mothership.

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6,5/10

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Für 1 Primetime Emmy nominiert
- 1 Gewinn & 1 Nominierung insgesamt

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The wedding scene was filmed on a bridge near Pasadena Ambassador College. Director Kenneth Johnson had used the same location for another wedding in Married (1978). This time, his wife Susan Lee Appling played the Priestess performing the ceremony.

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Although this is a continuation of the series' final cliff hanger, the scene where Susan and Emily are poisoned, and the scene where Cathy tells Matt about it, are completely different.

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The US video release contains several very brief scenes not shown on its first release on Fox Television in the U.S. For example, there's a brief addition to the scene where Ahpossno boards his craft. After you see the trolly in LA go by following Ahpossno's departure from the mother ship, you see the delivery man buying the flowers, and showing hate for Newcomers. A scene shows Penny welcoming the Franciscos home after their hospitalizaion.

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Featured in Fox Halloween Bash: Fox Halloween Bash 1994 (1994)

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2/10

I'd be better off being Tanktanese

This movie is such BS. You mean to tell me that some 250,000 aliens landed in L.A., were naturalized, and melded within the society in five years when Blacks and other people of color couldn't get to the same point in 400 years!? I saw more aliens than Black people in "Alien Nation: Dark Horizons" and they were doing rather well. They were doctors, cops, businessmen with human friends and allies. There were Newcomer services and we even broke down their anatomy and had medical services for them-- all within five years. The movie was like the aliens had been a part of American society from its inception. Oh, there were cases of discrimination, anti-alienism, alienophobia, etc., but it was child's play. I didn't see any unarmed aliens getting shot by police, or having their necks kneeled upon for eight minutes and forty-six-seconds, or any other host of atrocities. I guess being alien is better than being Black.

Maybe I should become Tanktanese or whatever they're called.