Landscape with Invisible Hand

Overall, I liked the idea. Execution was not too bad either. But the casting... It made this movie a wannabe contender according to Oscar's diversity criteria, yet the actors' selection was so poor it hurts to watch. I am not a quitter but was seriously tempted to press the stop on the remote. Moreover, now I am tempted to check out the original book ad see if the screen version reflects the actual intention of the book, or it was an outcome of producers' vision. If anything, this is the movie would be a great candidate for a remake. With that, I will not discouraging people from watching it, but get ready for disappointment - if you have a problem with the first 10 minutes of visuals, it won't get any better.

'Landscape with Invisible Hand' is a story about Adam Campbell (Asante Blackk) and his family, Beth (Tiffany Haddish) and Natalie (Brooklynn MacKinzie), and how they struggle to survive in a world invaded with coffee table-sized aliens. Five years after their arrival, the Vuvv - a seemingly benovlent race of quadrepeds - have made most jobs and businesses obsolete, but when Adam meets Chloe (Kylie Rogers) and they devise a way to make money by live streaming their romance, Adam's life becomes even more complicated with threats of an alien lawsuit. This film is shot well and the acting is okay. The flow gets muddled in the middle and seems to drag a bit. The special effects are well done, but the big drawback is the point of the film - what is it? So many questions are left unanswered and the film may leave viewers wondering why they spent the last couple hours watching. Maybe skip this one.