From Other Worlds 2004 123movies

Watch: From Other Worlds 2004 123movies, Full Movie Online – A depressed Brooklyn housewife sleepwalks through her life until she is abducted by UFOs. Determined to solve the mystery of her otherworldly experiences, she embarks on a journey that leads to both romance and a new meaning of life..
Plot: FROM OTHER WORLDS is a sci-fi comedy about a depressed Brooklyn housewife who sleepwalks through her life until she encounters an alien force in her backyard. With the help of a fellow contactee, an African immigrant, she is determined to solve the mystery of her otherworldly experiences. Along the way, she finds romance, saves the planet and finds new meaning in her life.
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Ratings:

	4.9/10 Votes: 235
	38% | RottenTomatoes
	43/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 7 Popularity: 2.134 | TMDB

Reviews:

“We are on a mission we don’t understand.” Exactly!
A corny science fiction comedy features a preoccupied homemaker behaving strangely. Because she eventually realizes her conduct was deeply affected to an unexplainable UFO experience. Cara Buono as Joanne Schwartzbaum gives her best Richard Dreyfuss of Close Encounters impression with an emotional female slant. Much of the other performances range from competent to over strong acting to plain awful. Maybe Buono appears bewildered because her character Joanne is unrealistically confusing and does nutty things as buying an ample supply of ice cream flying saucers. Or is it when she is configuring the variable vertical lines of black and white cookies? Those are among the examples of obvious mindlessness having audiences wondering what Director Barry Strugatz is trying to say about his feature film. The silly film score isn’t helping much in clarifying its purpose. The movie is gaining a little more sense of direction when Joanne meets a friendly street hustler Abraham (Joel de la Fuente) who had his rooftop UFO experience. With such a significant common share, the two friends connect aiding each other to find answers to the occurrences affecting their lives. Soon to our disbelief, they engage a plan to save humanity. In the movie, Joanne said about her and Abraham, “we are on a mission we don’t understand.” If you listen carefully, that might be the Strugatz’s film crew silently sounding Joanne’ same questionable expression. The film contains profanity, the suspicion of a marital affair, scenes with the middle finger gestured. Joanne in a few scenes lifts up her shirt sideway non-sexually to reveal a skin marking before other people. There is an unjust statement of “dumb, Brooklyn girl” and people appearing as if they don’t know the Ivory Coast of Africa. I did not finish watching the film; it is so dumbfounding it hurts to continue viewing.

“We are on a mission we don’t understand.” Exactly!
A corny science fiction comedy features a preoccupied homemaker behaving strangely. Because she eventually realizes her conduct was deeply affected to an unexplainable UFO experience. Cara Buono as Joanne Schwartzbaum gives her best Richard Dreyfuss of Close Encounters impression with an emotional female slant. Much of the other performances range from competent to over strong acting to plain awful. Maybe Buono appears bewildered because her character Joanne is unrealistically confusing and does nutty things as buying an ample supply of ice cream flying saucers. Or is it when she is configuring the variable vertical lines of black and white cookies? Those are among the examples of obvious mindlessness having audiences wondering what Director Barry Strugatz is trying to say about his feature film. The silly film score isn’t helping much in clarifying its purpose. The movie is gaining a little more sense of direction when Joanne meets a friendly street hustler Abraham (Joel de la Fuente) who had his rooftop UFO experience. With such a significant common share, the two friends connect aiding each other to find answers to the occurrences affecting their lives. Soon to our disbelief, they engage a plan to save humanity. In the movie, Joanne said about her and Abraham, “we are on a mission we don’t understand.” If you listen carefully, that might be the Strugatz’s film crew silently sounding Joanne’ same questionable expression. The film contains profanity, the suspicion of a marital affair, scenes with the middle finger gestured. Joanne in a few scenes lifts up her shirt sideway non-sexually to reveal a skin marking before other people. There is an unjust statement of “dumb, Brooklyn girl” and people appearing as if they don’t know the Ivory Coast of Africa. I did not finish watching the film; it is so dumbfounding it hurts to continue viewing.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 28 min (88 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated N/A
Genre Comedy, Sci-Fi
Director Barry Strugatz
Writer Barry Strugatz
Actors Cara Buono, Jay Oakerson, Isaach De Bankolé
Country United States
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Mono
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format N/A
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format 35 mm