Live on Earth

A washed-up actor, desperate for a comeback, lands a role as an alien ambassador in a low-budget sci-fi film. He soon discovers that his alien character might be more real than he thought, as he gets caught up in an interstellar conflict. The film blends absurd humor with surprisingly earnest alien encounters.

Live on Earth received a largely negative reception from critics, who found its premise promising but ultimately failed to deliver on its comedic and sci-fi potential. Audiences were similarly divided, with some appreciating its quirky charm and others finding it too silly and unfocused.

• The film's humor often falls flat, relying on tired gags and predictable scenarios.

• While the performances are occasionally spirited, they can't save the weak script.

• The science fiction elements feel underdeveloped and tacked on, rather than integral to the story.

Google audience: Audience reviews for Live on Earth are mixed, with some viewers enjoying the lighthearted comedy and unique concept. However, many expressed disappointment with the execution, citing a lack of cohesive storytelling and underdeveloped characters as major drawbacks.

Steve Guttenberg, known for his roles in 'Police Academy' and 'Three Men and a Baby', plays a character who is a conspiracy theorist obsessed with aliens.