Steven Drozd,
Michael Ivins,
Wayne Coyne,
Kliph Scurlock,
Scott Booker
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The film takes place during Christmastime on Mars, as the colonization of the Red Planet is underway. But, when an oxygen generator and a gravity control pod malfunction, Major Syrtis and his team fea... read more
Directed by: Wayne Coyne, George Salisbury, Bradley Beesley
Release Date: September 12, 2008
DVD Release Date: November 11, 2008
Stats: 148 reviews
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November 9, 2011
This could've used some editing. And some acting. There are some great (budget) visuals, and disturbing, creepy atmosphere, but nothing else worth mentioning. It's the type of film one should watch high in order to enjoy it to it's fullest. Unfortunately, I was stone sober and th... read more
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January 4, 2009
I love the Flaming Lips and I am a huge fan of Wayne Coyne in general. That's what got me to watch this movie and actually made me finish watching this movie out of pure respect. There are some really funny cursing moments in the film which is why I give it a couple of stars. Oth... read more
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June 5, 2010fb874055034haha, oh the Flaming Lips, we love you.
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May 18, 2009
It really has that cheesy 50s-60s sci-fi film feel, with all the purposefully cheap sets, and (possibly purposeful) bad acting. You also have that snail's pace that is common of the sub-genre, but within the slow movement you actually have some serious mood being built. The film ... read more
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December 23, 2011
Wayne Coyne, the front man and leader of the alternative rock group The Flaming Lips, directs and stars (along with his fellow bandmates and other friends) in this experimental, sci-fi/fantasy, 50s Sc-Fi Homage, semi-Christmas tale. On Christmas Eve on a base on Mars, many of th... read more
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This mostly black-and-white, dreamlike yuletide fable does possess its own dorky DIY charm. Full Review
Many rock bands have a moment when they flirt with cinema, but the best efforts are...endearingly ragged projects, destined for cult status. For the Oklahoma group the Flaming Lips, that movie is Chri... Full Review
It's mainly pregnant with pauses that too frequently suck all the fun/oxygen out of each scene, like some art-film parody. Full Review
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