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What Planet Are You From?, 2000

What Planet Are You From?

English

USA

Rating:5.5
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Profile of What Planet Are You From?

What Planet Are You From? can be described as witty, humorous, and sexual. The plot revolves around benign aliens, a "fish out of water", and disorder. Its comic aspect comes from irreverent humor and silly humor. What Planet Are You From?'s main genres are comedy and sci-fi. In approach, it is fantastical. It takes place in the 1990s.

Summary of What Planet Are You From?

The comic story of an alien, H-1449-6 (Shandling, THE LARRY SANDERS SHOW), sent to Earth to impregnate a human woman as part of a fiendish plot to conquer the Universe. Assuming the identity of Harold Anderson, he attempts to blend into human society (Phoenix, AZ to be exact) and begin his search for a mate. However, coming from a planet with no women and armed with a handful of inept pick-up lines and an automated reproductive unit (which emits a loud hum at the slightest titillation), he's rather ill equipped for the task at hand. But with the assistance of a philandering co-worker (Kinnear, AS GOOD AS IT GETS), Harold sets his sights on the beautiful, slightly flaky real-estate agent Susan Hart (Bening, AMERICAN BEAUTY), and sparks begin to fly in this hilarious battle of the sexes from the director of THE GRADUATE.

Details

Language: English
Country: USA
Release date: 3 March 2000
Runtime: 105 min

Cast and Crew

Garry Shandling as Harold Anderson in What Planet Are You From?
Garry Shandling

as Harold Anderson

Annette Bening as Susan Anderson in What Planet Are You From?
Annette Bening

as Susan Anderson

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Clips

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What Planet Are You From?: Trailer

Critics Reviews

Film.com
Let your children have their childhood while you have a rare, grown-up experience at the multi-plex for a change.
Chicago Tribune
Shandling and Nichols strain to reach a mainstream audience and wind up sounding like they, too, have been trained to tell us what we want to hear. Sorry, guys, but you don't score.
Likely to see
Not for me

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