Alternate Universe: A Rescue Mission
Three teens realize their science project is the key to finding their missing parents, in another world.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Estlin Feigley
Director
Steve Guttenberg
Verstag
Harry Lennix
Principal Sheehan
Stephanie Andrea Barron
Mickey
Anna Benuzzi
Lex
Zachary Keller
Wheels
Cynthia Von Orthal
Hazel
Chris Routhe
Collings
Rinska Carrasco
Brancato
Daniel Cantor
Fitz Frothingham
Michael Vincent Carrera
Guard Grecco
Kelly Lynn Hogan
Eva
Paul D'Addario
Victor
Bill Foster
Teacher
Casey Tutton
Chloe
Madelyn DePorter
Hot Girl 2
Kaci Antkewicz
Hot Girl 3
Joshua Malone
Indexed Man
Angelo Marcheschi
Shlomo
Colin Costello
Writer
Estlin Feigley
Writer
Saundra Mitchell
Writer
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Commentaires
3 commentaires
Excellent movie for the Teen/Preteen set. It sets out to teach lessons in cooperation, ethics, etc. At about 10-15 minutes into the show I was ready to turn it off, it was getting so boring and going nowhere. Once the physics teacher got more into the picture, the plot began to hold together. The science was basically a means to an end. I doubt high school physics could teach these youngsters how to build what they did, even with the added "resources" the teens had available to them and what their grandmother tried to downplay. A "feel good" movie for the family, but not in the same league as "Star Trek" and other television sci-fi.
Excellent movie for the Teen/Preteen set. It sets out to teach lessons in cooperation, ethics, etc. At about 10-15 minutes into the show I was ready to turn it off, it was getting so boring and going nowhere. Once the physics teacher got more into the picture, the plot began to hold together. The science was basically a means to an end. I doubt high school physics could teach these youngsters how to build what they did, even with the added "resources" the teens had available to them and what their grandmother tried to downplay. A "feel good" movie for the family, but not in the same league as "Star Trek" and other television sci-fi.
