<p>Set in the near future, August 2011 to be specific, aliens have taken over the planet and Los Angeles is also under attack. Is there anyone who can save US? <br /><br />The answer is both ‘Yes’ and ‘No’, as it is a band of disorderly US Marines led by veteran Staff Sergeant Michael (Eckhart) who are given the task to save the ruined city and ultimately the human race.<br /><br />World Invasion: Battle Los Angeles is a classic example of how not to make an alien movie. <br />Director Jonathan Liebesman must have thought that metals and flying objects are more important than his characters. <br /><br />Most of the time you have dust and concrete thrown at your face. <br /><br />Loud thumping, shaky camera, big explosions and colourful men in uniform do the speaking as actors have little things to say. <br /><br />In short, there is hardly any room for breathing and neither the time to appreciate why we love being human beings. <br /><br />The technical inputs weigh down World Invasion: Battle Los Angeles and its moral-less plot leaves little to cheer about. </p>
<p>Set in the near future, August 2011 to be specific, aliens have taken over the planet and Los Angeles is also under attack. Is there anyone who can save US? <br /><br />The answer is both ‘Yes’ and ‘No’, as it is a band of disorderly US Marines led by veteran Staff Sergeant Michael (Eckhart) who are given the task to save the ruined city and ultimately the human race.<br /><br />World Invasion: Battle Los Angeles is a classic example of how not to make an alien movie. <br />Director Jonathan Liebesman must have thought that metals and flying objects are more important than his characters. <br /><br />Most of the time you have dust and concrete thrown at your face. <br /><br />Loud thumping, shaky camera, big explosions and colourful men in uniform do the speaking as actors have little things to say. <br /><br />In short, there is hardly any room for breathing and neither the time to appreciate why we love being human beings. <br /><br />The technical inputs weigh down World Invasion: Battle Los Angeles and its moral-less plot leaves little to cheer about. </p>