Beyond Skyline
Beyond Skyline

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Mark Corley is a Los Angeles police detective who visits his estranged teenage son, Trent, having landed in jail due to brawling just as an alien invasion begins and the entire population of the city is sucked into various spaceships by the blue light. Mark leads a group of surviving humans through the underground subway tunnels to try to escape from the various aliens.... (Full plot summary below)

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Mark Corley is a Los Angeles police detective who visits his estranged teenage son, Trent, having landed in jail due to brawling just as an alien invasion begins and the entire population of the city is sucked into various spaceships by the blue light. Mark leads a group of surviving humans through the underground subway tunnels to try to escape from the various aliens.

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The Verge - 8/10 by Tasha RobinsonBeyond Skyline becomes an enjoyably loopy thrill-ride, full of sudden shifts and turns.
Blu-ray.com - 7/10 by Brian OrndorfIt's fairly indistinct screenwriting, but hey, at least it's not "Skyline," which appears to be O'Donnell's mantra with the sequel.
Punch Drunk Critics - 6/10 by Travis HopsonThis is the nuttiest major sci-fi movie I've seen in ages, and it's absolutely worth every minute.
IGN - 6/10 by Witney SeiboldYou'll certainly find better alien mayhem films than Beyond Skyline, but some creative special effects, interesting fights, and fun, alien brain-sucking will keep you moderately – but solidly – entertained.
Village Voice - 6/10 by April WolfeBeyond Skyline is pretty fun, even if it’s completely nonsensical.
Variety - 6/10 by Dennis HarveyThere’s scant room for characterization, and when the dialogue isn’t banal or cringe-inducing, it aims for generic smirking-wiseguy quippage. No matter: The performers rise ably to what are primarily physical (rather than “acting”) demands, the energy level is fairly non-stop, and there’s a lot of visual stimulus to keep idle minds further occupied.
Film Inquiry - 6/10 by Kristy StrouseWhile better than its predecessor, Beyond Skyline is still a sequel to a thinly conceived film, and even the freshest coat doesn't work to hide the issues underneath.
RogerEbert.com - 5/10 by Nick AllenTone is a revealing element for this project, which it borrows from the B-movie, apocalyptic seriousness of a later “Transformers” sequel. One of the movie’s biggest surprises is then that it has outtakes, which even include poking fun at how easily the intimidating alien’s costume head can fall off.
The New York Times - 5/10 by Glenn KennyI did admire this movie’s near-lunatic genre-hopping.
The Hollywood News - 4/10 by Kat HughesA film that had so much potential to build on the clever ideas and issues thrown up by its predecessor, Beyond Skyline is a limp and bloated affair.

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