Aliens in the Attic didn't exactly conquer our puny earthling box office when it landed in theaters last summer, but now that it's out on DVD, it'll have a second chance to conquer that all-important "shut-the-kids-up-for-90-minutes" market. To help generate more attention for their adorable, pint-sized would-be world conquerors, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment is sponsoring a contest that could send you and one of your rugrats to Space! Camp, that is. Space Camp. Not outer space. Or inner space. That reminds me, I need to watch Innerspace sometime soon.
To enter the contest and find out more details, you can click on over to www.spacecamp.com/aliens. Of course, if this were a movie, then whoever wins the contest would accidentally be sent into outer space for real, where his Space Camp training would allow him to bumble his way through defeating an actual secret alien invasion. Say, I should write that down...
Aliens in the Attic pits a pack of loveable teens and tweens against the tiny alien invaders that have set up camp in the attic of their vacation home. I just now realized that one of the kids involved was the kid who befriended Nimrod on that short-lived sea-monster show Surface. More importantly, his sister on that show was Leighton Meester, and Leighton Meester sure is purty. Wait, what was I talking about? Hey, how about some clips?
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Aliens in the Attic didn't exactly conquer our puny earthling box office when it landed in theaters last summer, but now that it's out on DVD, it'll have a second chance to conquer that all-important "shut-the-kids-up-for-90-minutes" market. To help generate more attention for their adorable, pint-sized would-be world conquerors, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment is sponsoring a contest that could send you and one of your rugrats to Space! Camp, that is. Space Camp. Not outer space. Or inner space. That reminds me, I need to watch Innerspace sometime soon.
