My Stepmother Is an Alien
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1988
- 105 min
- 647 Views
Hey, love your umbrella.
-Dr. Mills. Dr. Budlong.
-Morosini, Carvalho, come with me.
If he thinks he's going to ruin any more
equipment he's underestimated the facility.
-He thinks he's cute, doesn't he?
-Yes, but I was mother's favourite.
Dr. Mills.
-This is the last time I'll warn you.
-I won't let the Klystron go above 300.
That's what you said last time it rained,
but you turned it to 350.
Do you know what it costs
I know, Dr. Budlong. I'm very sorry,
but believe me it won't happen again.
You have my word on that, and I promise.
Don't worry. He can't go blowing up
your Klyman tube or whatever it is.
We've got a date tonight,
happy hour at Mingles.
Mingles. You know what that means?
What?
It means complimentary hors d'oeuvres.
A veritable who's who
of secretaries and beauticians.
You look like a sensible man.
You believe there's life on other planets?
-I don't believe there's life in this room.
-Exactly.
Your brother wants to send a radar signal
to a point in space so far away...
...it'd take 92 years to get there
and 92 years to get back.
Ninety-two years? Steve, we're late now.
Indeed. There isn't anything
out there, Dr. Mills.
We're it.
Now don't you go above 300
or I'm revoking your funding.
Now that Dr. Strangelove is gone, let's go.
Mingles is at high party.
I can't tonight, Ron.
It's raining.
Tonight I've got another destination
in mind. I wanna go right there.
Clouds of Magellan. It sounds like
some kind of woman's underwear.
the name of our neighbouring galaxy.
You want to send a radar signal
to the next galaxy?
You can't get radar to the next galaxy.
You'd have to travel faster than
the speed of light. No one can do that.
Don't watch that, it won't change.
This is the one to watch.
I like the Clouds of Magellan.
We can't get there, Ron.
But if we increase the power of
the Klystron, with lightning...
...we may get a signal strong enough
to get out of the solar system.
That's the theory, anyway.
Right. Thanks.
Tell me something I don't know.
Can't this wait? Secretaries are
like animals when it comes to free food.
The reflectors line up for 10 days
only once every 19 months.
Now, with all this rain
and lightning, it's perfect.
Perfect for men like us.
Christ! Steve, when was the last time
you went out with a woman?
January of '86. No. March of '86.
I took Dr. Elizabeth Conway
to see the Halley's Comet retrospective.
Superb.
-You see it?
-Sure, a couple of times.
How can we be brothers?
We don't have a single gene in common.
-Not above 300 kilowatts.
-Hi.
Okay. Thank you. Have fun.
We have no time to sweep frequencies.
We'll lower it below three centimetres.
But below?
It's raining out here. I'm getting wet!
This jacket is a Ralph Lauren!
And it's smelly.
Great, just great.
I'm wet and smelly.
They're gonna jump all over me.
Do you guys smell fish?
It's me!
-Help me rotate the dish.
-Where's this lightning supposed to strike?
Right here.
Here?
That almost hit my shoe.
Excuse me.
All the way up.
I hate this. What the hell is this thing?
Klystron tube. Potential of 400 megawatts,
at an oscillation of 60 gigahertz.
Great. Why don't we take this to Mingles?
Stupid piece of garbage.
Now all we gotta do
is harness the lightning.
Yes, it's good. Let's try for lightning.
-Is this important?
-Only if it works.
Okay, deep breath. Set your retractors.
How long is this gonna take?
Single women have short attention spans.
Prepare to initiate the system.
Now!
Oh, Jesus!
-We got it!
-Look at it!
It's going! I love you!
What is happening?
Steve! What's happening?
Mills!
Mills!
What is happening?
The Klystron!
We have a red condition
in the second unit.
Fire control! The laboratory area.
I'm okay.
Beautiful!
What?
My God!
I didn't only get out of the solar system,
I just went out of the galaxy.
That means we were travelling faster
than the speed of light.
How the hell did we do that?
Eleven seconds on the clock.
Down by one. Mills fakes left.
Puts Kareem in the popcorn machine.
Why can't I dunk? Is that asking so much?
You got out of the galaxy
and they fired you?
We were using lightning
to boost the power of the Klystron.
I shorted every telemetry tracker
in the place and all my monitors.
So there's no proof.
That's not fair.
What are we going to do?
I might just have to take a....
What?
Take a teaching job.
You know how that is?
One position for every 16 applicants.
I could double my babysitting.
Or take up a newspaper route.
Do girls do that now?
It's beautiful up there.
Two hundred billion stars in our galaxy.
That's really my office up there.
I wish Mom could have lived long enough
to see you get out of the galaxy.
She'd be having the whole block in
for champagne!
Think you'll ever find
anyone like her again?
Boy. Jess, I don't know.
The chances of me finding another woman
like your mother are the same...
...as me proving there's life on another
planet up there. Figure one in 16 billion.
All right, Larry Byrd, what's for dinner?
Fish sticks. Pop tarts.
Frozen pizza. Whatever else we can nuke
in the microwave.
What do you say, Dave?
Can we see Sirius tonight?
You know, it's also called the Dog Star.
Come on.
-It's quite a small planet, really.
-Half the size of ours, but very busy.
-Have you mastered it yet?
-Of course.
You know how superb our research is.
All I have to do is teach you
everything I know in 20 minutes.
We're at light 30 approaching light 35.
They didn't think we'd make it this fast.
Look, it's Saturn.
-Could we stop there on the way back?
-Maybe.
Why can't I fit Neptune into this picture?
Wait. That works.
Neptunians won't like it, though.
Let's see here.
Look at Neptune now!
-Dad, we'll be late for Uncle Ron's party.
-Look at Neptune.
I haven't finished the M.l.T. proposal yet.
-Come on.
-I hate leaving the universe in such a mess.
Here, put this on.
Look at this.
Do these things ever work? No.
The modern light bulb has a half-life
of about 10 minutes.
-I'm going to take it apart.
-It's not the bulb, it's the switch.
You've been meaning to fix it, remember.
Dad, you're impossible.
Do we have any socks?
See, I knew I had a pair in reserve.
And they're dry.
I've been cooking 'em since yesterday.
Daddy, look at me.
Do you see anything different about me?
I'm wearing a bra.
You can't be! You're only 13!
My God!
You're 13.
A bra?
Well, did you get the right strap size?
Cup size. Yeah, A-minus.
Where have I been?
How can I learn everything I need to know
in only six more minutes?
This is a very backward planet.
The Mondschein 40 is the most advanced
research facility in the northern universe.
Research has determined you must be
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