L'Aventure fantastique

Titre original : Alien from L.A.

1988
PG
1h 27min

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3,2/10

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Kathy Ireland in L'Aventure fantastique (1988)

A nerdy teenage girl goes looking for her missing archaeologist father, and stumbles into a strange subterranean civilization.

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Dystopian Sci-Fi Steampunk Adventure Comedy Sci-Fi

Une adolescente partie à la recherche de son père, un archéologue disparu, tombe sur une étrange civilisation souterraine.Une adolescente partie à la recherche de son père, un archéologue disparu, tombe sur une étrange civilisation souterraine.Une adolescente partie à la recherche de son père, un archéologue disparu, tombe sur une étrange civilisation souterraine.

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3,2/10

4,5 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
This was Kathy Ireland's feature film debut.

Gaffes
Kathy Ireland briefly loses her squeaky voice when she's doped up on the table. She laughs and says in a deeper voice (probably her real one), "You think I'm an alien?"

Citations
Wanda Saknussemm: Whoa! Bitchin' left hook, Crassus!

Crédits fous
Interspersed during the credits is the Anchorman, giving reports about Wanda's existence (or lack thereof) as he gets conflicting reports from Crassus and Rykov.

Versions alternatives
UK version is cut by 21s to secure a 'PG' rating.

Connexions
Featured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Alien from L.A. (1993)

Bandes originales
Once Upon a Time
Written by James Saad, Anthony Riparetti and Steve LeGassick
Performed by Steve LeGassick
Produced by Drock

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3/10

PLEASE! This movie is bad

Even in her glasses wearing geek mode Kathy Ireland is very easy on the eyes but her acting is not easy to watch. Most of the actors in the film either take it way over the top (beyond "campy fun") or act slightly embarrassed at being there. The effects and soundtrack are nothing special and fairly low budget. The plot line REALLY stretches ones ability to suspend disbelief. Catch this one to laugh at if it comes on a premium movie channel or network Saturday afternoon TV, but DO NOT waist money on this thing.

One worthy mention for trivia purposes is that one of the underground mobsters is played by Deep Roy. Deep is now famous for playing (and doing it well) all the Oompa Loompas in Burton's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."