Good sci-fi premise, but bland leads
“Lazer Team” is a science-fiction comedy about four small-town Texas guys called upon to save Earth from alien invaders. When they stumble across an alien crash site containing an amazing battle suit, they realize it can be a formidable weapon against the enemy. With this new equipment genetically bound to them, and the government after them, the quartet have little choice but to work together as one to save humanity. All they have to do is learn to use a battle suit intended for one person, train to vanquish a powerful enemy, and not kill each other in the process. They are not strong and certainly not smart, but the hope of the world rests on their shoulders.<br /><br />Herman (Colton Dunn) still holds a grudge against Hagan (Burnie Burns), that goes back to their high school football days. Hagan, now a local sheriff’s deputy, is hostile toward Zach (Michael Jones) because Zach is dating his daughter. Woody (Gavin Free) is simply a general-issue nincompoop. Mutual cooperation is essential if they are to save the world.<br /><br />The movie reminded me of the original “Ghostbusters,” but in that film, you had very talented comic actors with terrific chemistry and a good script. In “Lazer Team,” the personalities and talents of the four leads simply aren’t enough to sustain the ha-ha factor. There are some mildly amusing scenes but too often the actors try too hard to milk laughs that never materialize.<br /><br />Bonus features on the widescreen DVD release include deleted and extended scenes and bloopers. The film is also available in the Blu-ray format, with the same bonus features.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : After thousands of years of thinking we are alone in the universe we decode a message (in the 60s) telling us we are not alone, and that the universe is a dangerous place and that we are going to be attacked. Luckily, the coded message came from a friendly alien race that fathered and protected us over the years. And now they are giving us the tools to fight back (in the form of power armor). But the delivery service takes a long time, and during those loooong decades waiting for that cargo ship to arrive with their one power suit, they choose a champion of earth to train to wear the suit and defend the earth! Then the ship finally arrives... Only to get shot down by 4 morons who play with the suit and ultimately get one piece each stuck to them. Now they need to work with the government to train these 4 morons with individual pieces attached to them. Will they save the day or will they stand around contemplating life?.