Release Date: Jun 1, 1990 Wide
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In the film adapted from a book by Frederic Brown, a music composer (Randy Quaid) receives an invitation to score an upcoming science-fiction film. When the piece is accidentally broadcast on the radio, it encourages a rather pedestrian invasion force from Mars. The legion of green men instead cause havoc around the globe just by having fun, and it is the composer's duty to send them packing. ~ John Bush, Rovi
Jun 1, 1990 Wide
Sep 27, 1990
Live Home Video
All Critics (3) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (0) | Rotten (2)
Martians Go Home. This is another of those 80's era movies that Critics hate because it does not take itself seriously. It is a parody of 50's sci-fi Xenophobia that uses second tier comedians to display a picture of a Martian culture that serves only to annoy others when given the chance. The movie gets blasted for
January 24, 2011
Remember back in college when you'd get drunk or high and everything anyone said or did was funny? This whole movie is like that. It's a low budget piece of shit that I just love. The scene where the martian pops in on the newscaster saying nuckular cracks me up. I want that to happen to George Bush and everyone else
September 4, 2006
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